Feint Loss to British Forces Sparks Irish Turmoil
In Dublin on September 20 Maj. Gen. Sir evil MacReady led a surprise attack on Sinn Fein troops at drill near Dublin. The clash left one dead and 40 captured as government forces claimed the first offensive success against the republican army. Sinn Fein fighters fled and looted 600 homes in Tyrone before retreating. Abbeyfeale Constable Mahoney was killed and companions wounded in a separate ambush.
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Evil MacReady
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Irish Republic
MacReady
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Mac
Thid
Tyrone County
Abbeyfeale
Mahoney
MacSwiney Hunger Strike Surges Toward Day Forty
London reports Lord Mayor MacSwiney resting fitfully on day 39 of a hunger strike. Friends deny feeding him, disputing the Times claim that his supporters supply nourishment. The Times questions MacSwiney’s identity as Cork’s fasting record nears 40 days.
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London
Lons
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Fein
Vigor
Times
Cork
Tanner
Republic of Erin Recognized by French Mayor
Paris reports Versailles mayor honored the Irish Republic during a centenary celebration. Wreaths from many nations arrived and the mayor praised the new republic while the British foreign office reportedly complained, raising questions about the mayor’s job security.
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Republic OF Erin
Paris
Versailles
Truty
New Republic
Nations League Averts Strife in Polish Lithuanian Dispute
Paris reports the League of Nations achieved its first success by averting war as Ignace Paderewski and A Valdemar accepted the council findings on the Polish Lithuanian dispute. The open session in Luxembourg planned a panel on the Aaland Islands dispute between Sweden and Finland with Finnish protests anticipated.
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League of Nations
Ignace Paderewski
A. Valdemar
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Aaland
Sweden
Finland
Camp Fire Girls Work Provides Year-Round Office Plan
Seattle Camp Fire Girls return from Trimble Island camp with 1200 members and long waiting list. Under Keith Logan Bullitt, president, and Ruth Grown, executive secretary, the group runs 6 dollars per girl per week for vacations and plans a permanent, year-round office.
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Trimble Island
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Seattle Council
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Ruth Grown
Haiti's Officials Shy on Salaries
The United States informed Haiti that the salaries of the president and other officials are withheld due to Haiti failing to abide by treaties with the U S government. Haiti protested amid claims of harsh treatment by occupying American forces and concerns over the National City Bank in New York acting as arbiter.
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Washington
United States
Haiti
State Department
Santo Domingo
National City Bank
New York
Lnands Arbiter
Mali
Flappers in London Make Good Record
London reports that the so called Whitehall flappers have reformed and entered workplaces across banks, law offices, and major firms. A shipping firm secretary praises their diligence while Harrods notes no applicant exclusion for former government workers.
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London
First Wild West Piet Reunion Draws 700 Vets
More than 700 members of the famous Piet division will attend the inaugural Wild West men reunion set for next Saturday and Sunday. Delegations are expected from eight states, with large turnout anticipated from across the West.
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The
Mist
Loren Grinstead to speak on Nonpartisan league here
Tonight at 6 00 in the Yaronic clubrooms Arcade building Loren Grinstead discusses the Nonpartisan league before the Seattle chapter of the Ipeece Association of Credit.
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Yaronic
Loren Grinstead
Seattle
Ipeece Association of Credit On
Bomb probe advances as court appearance set for Brailoveky
Department of Justice investigators said no arrest for Brailoveky and Sergeant Megan of the police bomb squad would appear again in police court today. Federal authorities denied they hunted Carlo Tresca and extended the search for the explosively sourced magazine beyond New York state.
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Brailoveky
Megan
Brailoveaky
Carlo Tresca
Wall St
New York State
Dynamite Found in San Francisco Barn
Fifteen sticks of dynamite wrapped in red cloth were found by small boys in a barn at Army and Connecticut streets. Police suspect the explosive came from nearby construction work and launched an investigation to determine how it ended up there. The boys did not understand the danger, and the finder was C. J. Mulligan, a printer.
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San Francisco
Army and Connecticut Sts
C. J. Mulligan
Fischer May Be Man Held During War
Lieut J H Sproule testified he believed Edwin P Fincher arrested in Hamilton is Paul Fischer an alien enemy held in a Nova Scotia internment camp during the war. He noted Fischer led a 40 piece orchestra in the camp and was a New Yorker captured early in the war while attempting to reach Germany via Mexico City.
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Toronto
Ontario
J. H. Sproule
Edwin P. Fincher
Hamilton
Paul Fiacher
Nova Scotia
Sproule
Piether
United States
Germany
Mexico City
W Brunke Faces Syndicalism Case
W Brunke faces criminal syndicalism charges after arrest by the red squad at Ballard Saturday. Police found a bundle of the radical publication Solidarity in his possession.
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Red
Ballard
Solidarity
Winter crime wave hits Seattle as two hold ups occur
Police say Seattle faces rising crime after two slugging incidents. C. Loughlin was attacked near his home at 649 Ewing Ave early Sunday by two bandits who robbed him of 52 dollars. He was stabbed, knocked unconscious, and had a gun wrested from a thief during the assault. A second victim, Mrs. Prolly Alkken of 1934 Ninth Ave North West, was choked by a robber who snatched her purse containing 20 cents.
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Ewing
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Ninth Ave. N. W
Explosion Rocks Pa cific Coast Steer Co Pond
A carload of molten slag plunged into a pond at Youngstown's Pacific Coast Steer Co on Saturday at 9 20 p m. The abrupt cooling of slag in water caused two explosions sending slag and water high into the air.
Nine Men Taken in Police Dope Raids
Nine men faced narcotic possession charges Monday after four raids led by Lieut. G. V. Hasselblad and Patrolman P. E. Knapp. Those arrested include C. H. Nelson 27 laborer F. J. Wise 25 laborer Arthur Swan 23 arrested at Westlake Ave and Virginia St F Joe 60 Chinese James Rogers 23 cook Harvey Johnson 36 laborer George Hill 47 carpenter Pat Murphy 27 cook and Frank Morley 25 mechanic.
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P. E. Knapp
Cc. H. Nelson
F. J. Wise
Arthur Swannon
Westlake Ave
Virginia St
F. Joe
James Rogers
Cook
Harvey Johnson
George Hill
Carpenter
Pat Murphy
Frank Morley
Think Woman Wrote Centralia Threat
DoJ says a woman authored the death threat sent to Centralia business leaders on Friday. The Milwaukee Committee of Vengeance claimed responsibility in the letter. Milwaukee agents are pursuing the woman as a suspect.
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Think Woman
Centralia Threat
Department of Justice
Centralia
Milwaukee Committee of Vengeance
Milwaukee
Baby saved as father drowns near Salem
Glen Sawyer, a mechanic for Oregon Pulp & Paper, drowned while fishing on the Willamette River near Salem. His seven year old daughter Mary was rescued from the floating rowboat. A night-time search by riverbank bystanders recovered the girl and brought her to shore.
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Salem
Ore
Glen Sawyer
Willamette
Mary
Sawyer
Orégon Pulp & Paper Company
State Miners May Walk Out In Western Washington
More than 3,000 coal miners in Western Washington threaten a Thursday walkout if the United Mine Workers demands are not met. They seek retroactive wage increases to August 16 amid limited chances for a settlement as operators face pressure.
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United Mine Workers of America
Washington
Air Mail Aviator Sets New Omaha Chicago Record
Irwin Amberg, air mail pilot, set a speed record by flying 440 miles from Omaha to Chicago in 3 hours 29 minutes for the Omaha Chicago mail service division. Potato growers nationwide spend about 15 million dollars annually on Paris green to combat the potato bug in crops.
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Chicago
Irwin
Amberg
Air Mail
Omaha
United States
Paris Green
Alaska Open to Public Trade Sparks Beattie Speech
Judge W. W. Black the Democratic candidate for governor envisions Alaska shedding federal red tape to grow to 1,000,000 residents with Beattie as port of supplies. He says Robert Ridges cannot give a square deal to capital, Gov Hart cannot to labor, but he can. The King County Women’s Republican club held a rally at Meves’ cafeteria with William Lloyd Harding addressing the meeting. About 200 toy factories exist in the United States.
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Judge W. W. Black
Beattie
Judge Black
Robertridges
Farmer Labor
Gov
Hart
Black
King County Women's Republican Club
Meves
Wiliam Lloyd Harding
Town
Dentists Describe Private Practice and Pricing
Edwin Brown, D.D.S., states he devotes full time to dental practice. He performs examinations, diagnoses, and extractions from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. His office at 106 Columbia Street has operated for over 25 years under his personal management. He claims not to compete with transient advertising dentists and offers low prices for quality work.
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