Battle at Tramore Barracks and Dublin demolitions
Reports say police barracks at Tramore County Waterford were attacked and a relief party ambushed near the town, leaving three dead and others wounded. Dublin Castle announced plans to destroy nearby houses occupied by Sinn Fein militants to deter further outrages, and mail services in several districts would be suspended. A Sinn Fein communique claimed press reports attributing views to De Valera are speculative.
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Dublin
Tramore
County Waterford
Dublin Castle
Sinn Fenners
Castle
Tipperary
Sil‘go
Donegal
Sinn Fein
Eamonn de Valera
de Valera
MacSwiney
Dominic
Jrepublican Guard
Terence MacSwiney
4Mayor
Cork
Brixton
London
Father Dominic
England
Scotland Yard
Ireland
Father Albert
Albert
Cadet Harte
Canon Magner
Diunmanway
I Asane
Dead Colonel Fat geas Buried Without Honors
Col Stefan Fat geas, assassinated by soldiers, was buried without military honors after soldiers refused, claiming the colonel was unjust as a military magistrate. Fatzeans, chief judge and advocate of court martial under Venizelos, had a controversial record and faced threats amid notable political cases.
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Athens
Stefan Fatgeas
Fatzens
Venizelos
Ife
Legislative Hews Farm Interests Set to Fare Well
The article notes farming interests lead state politics in both houses. In the house there are 45 farmers among 100 members, just six votes shy of a majority. The senate lists seven farmers, the largest farmer presence yet, while lawyers total seven and bankers five.
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House
Senate
Amsberry
Nebraska Senate elects Norval pro tem and House officers
Senator R S Norval of Seward named president pro tem after the fifteenth ballot defeating Saunders and Cronin in Nebraska senate caucus. Walter L Anderson chosen speaker on the ninth ballot with Snow second. Carrick elected chief clerk, Higgins sergeant at arms, Allen assistant sergeant at arms, Stanard chaplain, Barnard secretary. Other appointments noted. Legislative agenda outlined includes anti cigarette law, governor code changes, industrial court, nonpartisan league measures, utilities control bill, farmer relief, parole law edits, anti capital punishment, blue sky law updates, and a state investigative bureau proposal. Secretary of State Anneberry plans election law amendments and maintains primary system support. Governor McKelvie to reappoint court secretaries. Institute program at risk per Matzen. Corporations licensing fees from out-of-state firms to rise. Municipalities league to monitor bills from Jan 23 to 25.
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R. S. Norval
Seward
Nebraska
Walter L. Anderson
Lincoln
House
Snow
McKelvie
Frank P. Carrick
O. G. Smith
George H. Higgins
Hartington
Higgins
France
James Allen
Omaha
J. G. Stanard
University Place
Clyde Barnard
Table Rock
Senate
H. V. Hoagland
Lancaster County
A. A. Cressman
Crete
Davis
Bureau of Investigation
United States Secret Service
Darius M. Anneberry
Louis Horne
J. H. Preston
Hazel Nygh
Gladys Redmond
J. M. Matzen
Teachers’ Institute
Amsberry
Nebraska State League of Municipalities
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Market Report
Cattle receipts lighter but prices weak to 25 cents lower for beef and cow lots. Beef steers top near 9.75, yearlings 9.50, heifers 7.75, cows 7.00, veal calves 9 to 10.50. hogs drop about 2% with tops near 9.1 and bulk 8.65 to 9.0. Sheep and lambs steady with best lambs around 11, feeding lambs 8.75 to 10.00, ewes 3.75 to 4.75, yearlings 7.75 to 8.75.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Jan
Beneficence Quotation From Immanuel Kant
A compact quotation notes Kant’s view that beneficence is a duty and repeated kind acts foster genuine affection for the beneficiary as benevolence becomes real in the observer.
Meanings of Oate in Dreams
To dream of oats foretells a land journey. An engaged young girl sees a wedding soon. Seeing a field of oats is good, but a cut field is evil. Stored oats signal famine. Sowing oats signifies happiness and gain.
Multiple Nebraska Accidents and a Remarkable Child Prodigy
Mrs C F Williams of south of Kimball burned when soap kettle exploded. Frances Sedlacek of Crete killed by a passenger train while walking home from school. Fred Winkle itn of Auburn fatal with foot caught in cattle guard by freight train. Auburn postmaster survived suicide attempt after shortage of 1500. Five Beatrice boys fined for stealing wheat. Lee Whipple and Lee Katz scalded by hot pulp at a Gering sugar factory. Richard Henry Debuse of Omaha, ten, youngest high school student, entered Freshman class last fall.
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Crete
Nebraska
Frances Sedlacek
Auburn
Fred Winkleitn
Lee Whipple
Lee Katz
Gering
Whipple
Richard Tlenry Debuse
Omaha
Beatrice Woman Shot in Neck by Officer Mistaking Car
Mrs. Lee Sherman of Beatrice Nebraska was shot through the neck by a police officer who fired after mistaking her husband’s car for a suspected alcohol transport. The husband, thinking the officer was a thief, sped away at the order to bait.
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Lee Sherman
Beatrice
Nebraska
Omaha man suffers severe injuries after bicycle accident
Chester Strubb of Omaha sustained four broken ribs and crushed lungs when his bicycle was struck by a car overturning. A month earlier he had broken an arm in a similar crash. Roman Staroski was found frozen to death in his back yard on January.
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Chester Strubb
Omaha
Roman Staroski
Nebraska brief items and local notices from Dix to Cheyenne
The snippet reports a man injured while climbing a fence near Norfolk Nebraska with throat issues impeding a call for help. It notes Norfolk moving toward Sunday closures for shows and dances. Madison District Judge Allen rejects absolute custody for men with minor children, and conditional divorces require child support bonds. Dix to receive electric service from Potter plant owned by Farmers Union Trading. initial install cost £15,000. Mrs W A Schultz, earlier arrested in Gurney by Cheyenne officers for murdering two infants, was exonerated in Cheyenne justice court and not bound over to the grand jury. A baby’s body was found in a drainage ditch near Bayard last Friday.
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Madison
Nebraska
Allen
Dix
Potter
Farmers Union Trading Company
W. A. Shultz
Gurney
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Justice Court
Fire Claims Losses For Simon Goman Garage Vehicle
Simon Goman near Gurley reported last week a fire destroyed his car and garage. The car was insured for 31600 and the garage for 200, leaving partial coverage for the total loss. William Shoemaker of Big Springs died when his Ford was struck by a light engine near the elevator after loading flour.
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Simon Goman
Near Gurley
William Shoemaker
Big Springs
Hogs Drowned Crossing Plum Creek Ice at Beatrice
In Beatrice Nebraska a herd of hogs drowned while crossing rot ten ice on Plum Creek. Dalton plans a flour mill before the next crop. Sidney may be last town to receive a mill if ever. About thirty children from a Miniature German Lutheran school are ordered by the county superintendent to enroll in public school for noncompliance with state law.
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Beatrice
Nebraska
Plum Creek
Dalton
Sidney
All Comedy Bill The Rora Show at USA Theatre
An all comedy bill, The Rora Show, comes to the U S A Theatre on Wednesday next. It is composed mainly of laugh makers and, if reports are correct, succeeds admirably. Walter Gilbert is among the acts with dexterity on display.
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Laugh Makers
Walter Gilbert
Advertiser Faith in Goods Prompts Local Ad Trust
A Victorian era notice asserts that merchants who advertise show confidence in their stock. Readers are advised to rely on current, up-to-date merchandise and avoid shop worn goods, implying trustworthy offerings from local advertisers.
Two Wrens Charm Circus Crowd With Scotch Irish Set
Comedian mingles wholesome humor with dexterity as The Two Wrens perform Bit Of Scotch a mix of Scottish and Irish angling and dancing with violin accompaniment at the circus grounds. Phil Mann, famed for a wonderful voice, leads the audience through song and impersonations, while Cuterd and Clifford entertain with a Hit of Chella style act.
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Wrens
Phil Mann
Duncree
Canclides
Cuterd
Clifford Vna
Chella
Humorous Sparkles Prompt a Laugh, If You Can
A lighthearted remark about wit and amusement notes that the reader who can laugh at the above is hard to please. It playfully suggests humor as a rare spark, inviting engagement without direct instruction or conclusion.
Conklin's Medium Priced Fountain Pens at Rexall Store
Electric Shop offers electric supplies one block east of American Bank. Rexall Store carries Conklin's medium priced fountain pens for purchase.
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Conklin
Rexall
American Bank
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