Irish Victory Fund Sparks Clash at St Regis Hotel
In New York at the St Regis a confrontation erupts over Irish independence fundraising led by two young Irish women. Sir Charles Mascard clashes with hotel staff and Irish porters, as bystanders including Vincent Astor witness the row. The lobby scene ends with shouts, a melee, and Irish colors raised amid the commotion.
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England
Ireland
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Imet
Mabel Clayton
Raven Kck
O'Reilly
Sir Charles
Naval
Vincent Astor
Sheila
Mabel
Irish Victory Fund
America
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Brisk
Stentorian
White, Trom & Co
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Charles Mascard
Mn Gee
Emeral Isle
Mike Finnegan
Jerry Counihan
Patsy Kelly
Mike
Pat
Jerry
O. C. Bevin
Madison Square Garden
de Valera
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Joseph Haan
Joseph
R. M. Haan
Haan
Charles Marcord
Charlie
New Barge Launched for River Traffic
St Louis news reports the first barge of a $7,000,000 USRA fleet launched in Pittsburgh. The 230 by 45 foot vessel will reach St Louis for service to New Orleans in about 30 days, with delivery of 12 barges planned by December to boost fleet capacity by about one third.
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Wilburr Willing
Enoincer
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United States Railroad Administration
Mississippi River
American Ridge Company
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Ohio River
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Saloon Closings Contested By Police Chief O Brien
In St Louis on June 27 a police order to captains in 14 districts warns saloonkeepers and customers against plans to stay open next Sunday June 29. The Chief insists that Sunday closing law will be enforced despite Monday being the last sale day for intoxicants.
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ST. Louis
O’brien
Strict warnings to enforce Sunday closing against saloon keepers
The Excise Commissioner urges immediate action against saloon owners who evade the law and instructs officers to warn all dramshop keepers before Sunday. He notes police neglect near prohibition and demands strict accountability. Chief O'Brien offers extra details and promises multiple arrests, with possible police stationing at persistent saloons.
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Excise
O'Brien
Army Experts At Work On Fire Fighters Mask
Government experts discussed a standard mask design for fire fighting gear at the International Association of Fire Engineers convention in Kansas City. The army mask was said to be unsuitable for all fire types, indicating ongoing trials and potential adjustments.
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Kansas City
International Association of Fire Engineers
Tornado Deaths Hit Empress Area Near Calgary
A tornado struck the outskirts of Empress near Calgary, Alberta, killing one child and damaging several buildings. Reports indicate multiple injuries and debris strewn over the area as residents assess the destruction.
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Caligary
Alta
Empress
Dhcine Hat
Letter on horse care and blinder use in Whig
A reader from Quincy argues for humane horse care, urging lighter loads, ample water, well ventilated stalls, nightly rinsing, shade, proper harness fit, and careful use of blinders. The letter condemns neglect and predicts animals will seek justice at judgment. June 26.
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Dobbin
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