Ireland in Uprising as Raiders Strike Across Provinces
Reports from Dublin and London describe widespread raids by armed masked bands in Ireland. Police barracks burned or attacked, two small cars and a mail train halted, a priest wounded, editors attacked, and at least one fatality near Dublin. Viscount French in London for talks as Britain plans a special judicial body for suspected rioters.
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Ireland
Trekind fast mahi
tax fund
Clargyman
G Weilhutson
Down
Down Patrick
antre-Sinn Ietn
London Gets News
LONDON
Dublin
Viscount French
Lordieutenant
Andrew Bonar Law
house of commons
Aldrew Bonar Law
theovernment
Johnson to tour major cities to court GOP nomination
Senator Hie ram Johnson will make four tours of large cities in the East and Midwest before the Republican convention in Chicago. The itinerary includes New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cleveland and Chicago. Speeches aim to counter business leaders' literature portraying him as an executive.
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NEW YORK
Hieram Johnson
Hogt and
ANTIdle West
Chicago
anfon
Johnson
Ody
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cleveland
ibang
Plans for Gold Dinner in San Francisco Delayed
A May 25 gold production campaign dinner at a local hotel in San Francisco has been postponed indefinitely due to pending gold legislation. Flotener ML, state mineralogist Dr. Emmett Boyle of Nevada, and other notables were invited to speak.
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SAN FRANCISCO
West
Flotener ML. Hamilton
Emmett Boyle
Nevada
Indiana's election returns certified in Republican primary
Indianapolis May 13 The secretary of state certified Republican primary results showing Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood 5708 votes, Senator Juram W. Johnson 79840, Gov Pranks London 39627, and Senator Whiren G Harding 20782. Wood's plurality 3868. Wall Street improves with Standard issues showing less pressure. about 760000 shares traded.
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INDIANAPOLIS
Republican central committee
secretary of state
Leonard Wood
Juram W. Johnson
London
Sennwoer Whiren G. Harding
Wood
WALL STREET
NEW YORK
Old Clothes Day Celebrated By New Orleans Citizens
Acting Mayor Hicks proclaims Old Clothes Day to promote the Swear Jem and patch ’em clubs aimed at lowering clothing costs. The drive marks the city’s second organized effort to ease the high cost of living, with threadbare coats and polished trousers noting the event.
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NEW ORLEANS
Hicks
Captain Calles Shot Down at San Luis Sonora
CAPTAIN IN MEXICO shot dead at his doorway in San Luis Sonora near the U S border. A former Carranza lieutenant then seized arms and munitions, declaring control for the Carranza regime. US troops were dispatched to guard the nearby pumping plant and the border area amid the flare of violence.
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YUMA
Aix
Carter G Calles
Eling Galles
San Luis
Sonora
Carranza
Calles
Goy
Cantu
Lower California
Tucson
United States
Carranaista
Maryland Senator May Be Candidate for President
Washington May 14 Senator France of Maryland said in a formal statement that if the Republican national convention finds no other candidate to support his principle he would be willing to become the party standard bearer He outlined a domestic and foreign policy program in a recent senate speech
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WASHINGTON
France
Maryland
senate
Republican party
Sheriff Indicted on Blackmail Charge in Cage County
Lincoln Neb May 13 Grand jury indicted Sheriff John L Schick of Cage county for aiding three men to extort 31000 from farmer Surgens who ran an illicit stakeout. Alleged to have impersonated federal officers to seize the money. Sugar arrests ordered in New Orleans cases. Market attorneys target sugar price violations Palmer ruling fixes profits at one cent per pound wholesale two cents retail. American Sugar refinery reports open market sugar at 19.50 per hundred pounds.
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LINCOLN, Neb
John L Schick
Cage county
John Surgens
Surgens
sheik
NEW ORLEANS
Mnarket
Palmer
ihe
1500 Marines to Key West Amid Mexico Watch
Philadelphia May 13 The United States transport Henderson carrying 1500 marines sails from the Philadelphia navy yard toward Key West for possible action in Mexico. Reports from Vera Cruz note battles near San Marcos Puebla as Carranza directs operations with heavy storms hindering telegraph lines.
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KEY WEST
MEXICO
PHILADELPHIA
United States
Henderson
Philadelphia navy yard
VERA CRUZ
Preas
Verustiano Carrangia
Hacinda Tamiya
Mexican Nationa
San Marcos
Puebla
Carranga
Mexico City
Mareon
Carranza
Candido saguitar
Jalpilia
Orizaba
Indiana Delegates Chosen For Republican National Convention
Indiana selects its four delegates at large to back Gen Wood at Chicago. Senators James BE Watson and Harry S New Gov James P Goodrich and former Senator Albert J Beveridge named as the big four. Alternates named include J M Wasmuth Mrs Charles A Carlisle Mrs Joseph R Bealing and W A Games for Deansville. Officials vote 790 to 708 to suspend rules and instruct the delegates for Wood.
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INDIANAPOLIS
United States
James BE. Wateou
Harry S New
James P. Goodrech
Albert J. SBaveridge
Indiana
at-lhree
Chicago
WM R. Wood
Lafayette
J. M. Wasmuth
Charles A. Carlisle
South Bend
Joseph RB. Kealing
W. A Games
Deansville
Gen. Wood
Clerks Strike Threat Looms Across Canada
Vancouver report says municipal employees under civil service exams may strike nationwide. An official in the postal service notes objections to salary provisions recently announced by the civil service commission.
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VANCOUVER
Canada
postal service
civil service commission
Mexican Secessionists Sue For Customs Cash
Rebel representatives filed in district court here for $100000 Mexican customs funds carried across the border by Carranza officials before the surrender of Fiedras Negras to revolutionists.
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EAGLE PASS
Tex
Carranza
Landlords urged to face jail for denying homes to families
Denver May 33 The Episcopal Diocese of Colorado council urged prison for landlords who refuse to rent to families with children. They also called for publication of marriage license applicants before issue, posting of banns, stricter film censorship, and laws on alimony and murderers. The report notes concerns over divorce and race-related anxieties.
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DENVER
Colo
diocescan council of the
Episcopal Church of Colorado
lfe
Marshall Named for President in Virginia
Richmond Va May 13 Vice President Marshall spoke before the Virginia Bar Association saying national prohibition could not pass in secret Senate sessions and criticizing constitutional amendments as harmful. He warned future issues will pit government or law against men and named Samuel Gompers and Judge Elbert Gary as the only trusted advisers. The Virginia Bar Association endorsed his presidential nomination.
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RICHMOND
Marshall
Virginia Bar
senate
republic
Marshal
Samuel Gompers
Elbert Gary
Barnes fears credit troubles in world grain plan talks
Washington May 18 Tullus Barnes wheat director warned Congress and railroad leaders that credit instability could ripple through grain markets after the U S Grain Corporation ends June 1. He urged swift conference to stabilize prices and avert violence, strikes, and agricultural demoralization.
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WASHINGTON
Tullus
Barnes
congress
herrary
United States Grain Corporation
New York
Fourteen New Bishops and Foreign Field Expansions
Des Moines May 13 The Methodist Episcopal Church will elect fourteen new bishops. The committee on episcopacy recommends seven new residences abroad, with growth in Asia Latin America and Europe. Vacancies in the United States include Portland Oregon and Helena Montana.
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DES MOINES
Methodist Episcopal Church
committee on
TLll
United States
Portland
Ore
Helena
Mont
Peking
China
Manila
P. L
Asia
Latin-American
South America
Europe
Striking P&LE Workers Return to Duty in East Pittsburgh
Six hundred shopmen yardmen and trainmen of the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad resume work at Dickerson Run for the first significant break in the month long strike. The move was announced at company general offices and marks a key development in the labor action.
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PITTSBURG
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie railroad
Dickerson Run
Tampico Quiet, Obregon Telegram Says Safety Guaranteed
May 13. Tampico remains quiet as air protection and safety are guaranteed to citizens and foreigners, per a telegram to Roberto V. Pesquiera from Gen. Alvaro Obregon in Mexico City. The message reports full security amid the Mexican revolution.
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PASO
Tampico
Roberto V. Pesquiera
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico City
Senate panel backs Hunt for U S minister to Siam
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee recommended former Arizona governor Hunt for the American minister to Siam by an eleven to four vote. Republicans and some Democrats supported the nomination while four Republicans opposed it amid an inquiry into alleged sympathy with anti government forces.
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WASHINGTON
Hunt
Arizona
Siam
senate foreign relations committee
Hunthot
Daniels Says Cablegram Forgery Firestorm at Navy Hearing
Secretary Daniels charged a cablegram used in Rear Admiral Sims testimony was a forgery. He said the dispatch bore his name only through imitation by signing as Daniels and traced the original to the British embassy. The message claimed American armed-vessel safety amid independent sailing.
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WASHINGTON
sennry niaval
Sims
Daniels
navy department
K waa
A F Carter
diet of naval operations
l waa
Daniela
Admirst Sims
ciytian
Debs Nominated by Socialists for President
Eugene V. Debs is nominated for president on the Socialist ticket while serving a ten year sentence at Atlanta federal penitentiary for espionage act violations. The piece traces his career from Indiana legislator to Pullman Strike organizer and longtime Socialist leader.
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NEW YORK
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
Debs
Indiana
Terre Haute
Anglinois
Pullman
American Railway Union
Great Northern
jtirara
hhe
Wrother- Mnonds
Socialist party
American Federation of Labor
Socialist party in America
Soviet Russia
diplo
Wilson vetoes judicial bill in censorship dispute
President Wilson vetoed the annual legislative executive judicial appropriations bill citing a section that would place government publications under congressional censorship. He warned the provision would usurp executive functions and create extensive control over all government prints.
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WASHINGTON
Wilson
congress
Capitoly
house
Good
appropriations committee
congressional joint committee of qiiting
Sims Silent to Be Recalled in Navy Inquiry
Mawport May 13 Rear Admiral William Sims faces recall testimony as rival officers expect Admiral Sims to be recalled before the Senate naval investigating committee regarding a telegram attributed to Secretary Daniels.
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MAWPORT
William BR. Stine
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Senate naval investigating
bheen
Sims
Adtoial Sims
Bryan Chosen Day Delegate Tie in Nebraska Prohibition Poll
Nebraska official returns show Clinton Howard of Buffalo and Maj Gen Leonard Wood tied with three votes each for presidential Preference of the Prohibition party in the state primary. J D Grasty of Peru named gubernatorial candidate. Names listed on blank informal ballots due to late filing. Washout delays stall trains in Montana and Wyoming halting Burlington route detours.
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LINCOLN
Clinton Howard
Buffalo
Leonard Wood
Nebraska
J. Bryan
J. D. Grasty
Peru
Neb
ieiten
Butte Strike Ends as Workers Seek Jobs in Mines
Butte Montana May 1 The metal mine workers union No 00 1 W Wi Butte branch calls off its strike advising members to strike on the job Union officials say this means doing as little work as possible Mine managers hire few workers at once and Anaconda Copper Mining Company staff reports no hires today Employers vow to investigate applicants to exclude I W W members for the safety of operations The stoppage ends but return to work is slow
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BUTTE
Mont
metal mine workers industrial junion No
The
mine managementa
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Silence From Moscow Wireless Network Sparks Speculation
London papers report no transmission from the Bolnho vier station near Moscow since Sunday. Marconi experts cite an extraordinary cause suspected after explosions at a military depot, with speculation that cooperatives and anti Bolshevik factions exploited the silence amid regional upheavals and Polish Ukrainian gains.
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LONDON
Bolnhovier
Moscow
Europe
Marconi company
Daily Mall
Denikino
Yudenitch
Mafia victim's wife found in Los Angeles ties Chicago murder
Victoria Colosimo, first wife of the slain Chicago restaurateur James Colosimo, has been located in Los Angeles. She agreed to return to Chicago to help police investigate the Tuesday afternoon shooting, disputing rumors of a second marriage and denying a relationship that caused their separation.
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CHICAGO
Mia
Victoria Colosimo
Big Jim" Colosino
Los Angeles
Colosino
Colosimo
scoots
Indiana
guy
Joli et Convicts Try to Escape From Prison
In Joliet a group of ten convicts attempted an escape from the prison. They bound a staff member, dressed in his clothes, and made a break for freedom using his car before bonds were loosened and an alarm was raised.
Western lawmakers lose bid on grazing fee rider
Washington may 13 western members of the house failed to block a legislative rider tied to the agricultural appropriation bill. By a vote of 148 to 134 the house instructed conferees to oppose the senate’s change and adopt the original provision directing an appraisal of pasturage values on national forest lands as the basis for grazing permit charges.
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WASHINGTON
senate
wold
agriculture department
North Dakotans Name Langer for Governor
William Langer attorney general of North Dakota was unanimously endorsed for the Republican gubernatorial nomination by the statewide convention in Minot North Dakota on May 23.
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MINOT
N. D
William Langer
North Dakota
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