Dublin Stirred by Sinn Fein Operation in North City
Troops in armored cars sealed off a north Dublin district in a dawn operation. Motor fire and searchlights pierced streets as authorities isolated the area amid reports of Sinn Fein activity and a council of war involving Michael Collins. Four Sinn Fein sentries were killed at Kiltrittin in a patrol clash.
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Publin
Motora
Michael Collings
Irish Republican Army
Collins
Dublin
Cork
Sinn Fein
Sein Fein
Kiltrittan
Judge Cleared in Second Trial for Kagy Murder
A jury found Hodge William McGannon not guilty in the second trial for the murder of Harold C. Kagy in Cleveland. Key witness Mary Neeley, once a star for the state, shifted to defend McGannon, citing alibi testimony that undermined the prosecution’s case. Neeley had earlier refused to testify but then challenged the murder finding.
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Cleveland
Hodge William Ho MecGannon
Harold C. Kagy
John W. Joyce
M-Gannen
Kagy
Joyce
Mgannon
Geen
Mary KE
Neeley
Freshmen Girls Vote to Go Lunchless for Relief Drive
Twenty freshmen girls at the Tolo House university dormitory vote to skip lunch every other day for a week to support the European Educational Relief drive. They will also sacrifice their spring informal dancing party to save about $75 for the cause. The Tolo House is run by Be Tolo, a senior honor society aiding freshmen girls.
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Tom Ellis’ Tuesaday
Ao Mock
Tolo House
Be Tolo Club
Soldier granted divorce after trench memories clash
Cecil Frank Walker told Judge King Dyke that three and a half years in Europe’s trenches made him dread home life with Winifred Golding Shaw Walker. He dodged shells and machine gun fire but was finally granted a divorce.
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Cecil Frank Walker
Europe
King Dykeman
Winifred Golding Shaw Walker
Dental Corps to Repair Tommy’s Molars in Army and Air Force
London reports a new Dental Corps for the English army and Royal Air Force. It will be a joint service for both branches with personnel interchangeable and promotions to lieutenant colonel possible.
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Dental Corps
Tommy
London
Army
Royal Air Forcs
Doasibie
Miss Wilson Attacks Senate Rhetoric on Free Speech
Miss Margaret Wilson daughter of the president denounces the senate for attempting to curb free speech at a National Women’s Party convention in Washington DC She argues congress should not dictate speech or activities at community centers and questions limits on political talk in public forums.
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Washington
Margaret Wilson
United States Senate
Mine Wilson
National Woman’s Party
District of Columbia
Mixes Wilson
Senate
Congres
Caruso Showing Signs of Recovery in Dire Health Battle
New York reports improved condition of the opera star Enrico Caruso as Dr. Francia J. Murray says his temperature drops and strength returns. Family members rest, secretary Ziratto shares a hopeful message from Caruso, urging prayers as doctors reassess his chances to pull through.
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New York
Caruso
Francia J. Murray
Mr. Caruso
Dr. Stella
Palestine Sees Fast Commercial Growth Amid Jewish Influx
Palestine advances commercial development as a predicted Jewish influx grows. The region, with a 609000 population, plans irrigation by artesian wells while facing sand hazards and camel water logistics. A mining firm begins operations on Zeberglied island in the Red Sea.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Holy Land
Zeberglied Island
Red Sea
Sinking of the Maine commemorated by veterans camp
Commemoration marked the sinking of the battleship Maine in Manila harbor with special exercises held Thursday evening by Forteon- Thygesen camp No. 2 United Spanish War Veloraps.
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Maine
Manila Harbor
Forteon- Thygesen Camp
Insurance man gets 4 months
K A Wadman a Toledo area insurance agent began serving a four month county jail term after a jury found him guilty on federal liquor charges tied to a room 733 liquor sale in the Henry Building. His partner T J McNally pleaded guilty to similar charges and was fined. Wadman fled but later surrendered.
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K A. Wactman
Tororeece
Jeremiah Neterer
Wadman
Henry Building
T. J. McNally
Hughes to Talk With Harding in St Augustine
Charles E Hughes traveled to St Augustine to confer with President-elect Harding on international policy for the new administration and cabinet posts in the state department and diplomatic services. Unfilled posts include navy commerce labor and treasury with Mellon likely to head the treasury and Hert possibly navy. Hoover may join cabinet and Thompson is eyed for the federal reserve board.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Charles E. Hughes
Harding
State Department
Harting
Federal Reserve Board
Will Tr. Hayn
National Republican
Hayn
One Year in Jail for Dope Trader
Arthur Leader pleaded guilty in federal court to trafficking in dope and was sentenced by Judge Neterer to one year in county jail.
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Arthur Leader
Neterer
Bud Pierson
Arthur Pearson
Jeremiah Noeterer
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Ferguson Lee
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Ferguson Lee aged 64 who died at the family home 822 29th Ave. Fremont will be held at the Rafferty undertaking parlors on Sunday. The arrangements are announced by her family.
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Mra
Sarah Ferguson Lee
29Th Ave
Rafferty Undertaking
Fremont
Rhodes' Death Sparks National Grief and Funeral Plans
Albert J. Rhodes president of Rhodes Company department store died in New York after a flu attack. His body was sent west with Garden C. Corbaley to Chicago to meet Mrs. Harriet A. Rhodes in route to Seattle. Tributes poured in from chambers of commerce across Washington and neighboring states as officials plan memorials and delayed funeral arrangements.
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Garden C. Corbaley
New York
Albert J. Rhodes
Rhodes Company Department Store
Corbaley
Chicago
Harriet A. Rhoden
Milwaukee
Mra
Rhodes
Seattle
Aberdeen
Dakotas
Members Council
Masonic Club
Worrall Wilson
Seattle Tithe Trust Co
Members’ Council
BP. O. F
Chamber of Commerce
Commonwealth
Mr. Rhodes
Chamber of Commercce
Washington State Chamber of Commerce
George A. Phillip
Spokane Chamber of Commeres
Airman Pearson Survives Six Days in Big Bend Desert
Lieut Pearson endured days of peril after a forced landing in the Big Bend. He wandered sand hills and sagebrush for three days before finding the Rio Grande, built a makeshift boat from an old tub, and floated downstream to reach a camp and Sanderson. Soon after, air officials shifted plans to have Lieut Coney attempt the coast to coast flight.
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San Antonio
Texan
Jimmie” Plumb
Sanderson
Thieutenant Pearson
Big Bend
Momb
Plumb
Pearson
Grande River
Rutledge Brothers
Air Service
Lieut
Coney
Matherfield
San Diego
Pablo Beach
Pla
Fox Worth $3,500 Fox Killed by Dog
EPOKANHE Feb 18 Mourning the loss of a silver fox valued at $3,500 after a watch dog's bite caused its death. The owner expects the pelt to bring about $1,200. Blood poisoning developed from the wound. Turkey remains the only European country without a women’s suffrage association.
Silver-plated Casseroles Offered at The Downstairs Store
Advert says silver plated casseroles with oven glass inset and silver plated frames in green filigree design. Round and oval 7 and 8 inch pans priced at 3.95, nine inch size 4.95. Located at The Downstairs Store.
Reverend Cline balances farming to pulpit work in Colorado
Grefley Colorado February 18 Rev W L Cline blends farm and church duties with success. He left Chicago ten years ago with 2000 dollars and debt driven dry farming until machinery turned the tide. He reports 75000 bushels of wheat from 3700 acres, church debt cleared, growing membership, and 7600 acres this spring with half leased or share-worked. He credits machinery for success and notes a large machine shop beside a modest barn.
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Grefley
Colo
W. L. Cline
Chicago
Joneke
Cline
Church and City Address Set at Grim Congregational
Dr H F Swartz of New York executive secretary of the Congregational World movement will deliver an address on The Church and the City Friday evening at Pib Grim Congregational church. The event highlights religious planning and urban church outreach.
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Pibgrim Congregational Church
H. F. Swartz
New York
The
Congregational World Movement
Brush Sample Sale At Exceptionally Low Prices
Downstairs Store advertises a sale on brushes and accesories with values from 25 cents to 1 dollar. Prices include brooms wire bound with metal tops cloth brushes with soft or medium bristles and bath brushes with removable handles.
Oscillophore Sparks Debate Over Atomic Theory of Life
In San Francisco and Paris the oscillophore controversy grows as Dr. Albert Abrams defends electronic reaction methods. He cites Sir James Barr and Jules Regnault to support racial and age determinations from blood analysis amid denials from Dr. Delezenne of Pasteur Institute. A St. Louis man tested Abrams method and received a mixed racial verdict, confirming the device’s (claimed) accuracy to identify ancestry.
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Albert Abrams
United Press
Paris
Delezenne
Pasteur Institute
Abrams
Ban Francisco
St. Louis
San Francisco
City policy bans general fund use for railways
The utilities committee unanimously approved an ordinance declaring the city will not draw on the general fund to support street railways unless directed by the people. Introduced by Councilmen Philip Tindall, it prohibits tax-derived funds from streetcar benefits and moves to the council for passage, pending mayoral signature.
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Utilities Committee
Philip Tindall
Funeral Sunday for George J. Graham
Funeral services for George J. Graham, 57, will be held Sunday afternoon at Georgetown undertaking parlors. Graham died Wednesday at King County Hospital. He resided in Renton.
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George J. Graham
Georgetown Undertaking
Graham
King County Hospital
Renton
Hoover Funeral to be Held at Manitou Beach
John Hoover dies at his Manitou Beach home on Wednesday. He was senior member of Eastburg and Hoover Mercantile Co. Burial Saturday at Manitou Beach with widow and three children surviving. A series of sermons on The Business of Religion begins Sunday evening at Madison Street Methodist Church.
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Madison Street Methodist Church
Warner Corset Ad Highlights Pink Couture For Medium Figure
This advertises a new Warner Corset in pink coutil designed for the medium slender figure with an elastic band at the low bust and a moderately long skirt. It features two hose supporters, sizes 22 to 28, priced at $2.50 at The Downstairs Store.
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Warner
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