War on Rebels Starts Amid Coup Rumor In Ireland
London reports claim Eamonn De Valera has broken through Irish regular lines and appeared in county Louth, planning a march toward Dublin. Free State forces arrest a refuge holder as British concerns rise over a possible swing of Irish events after the death of Michael Collins.
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London
Eamonn Devalera
County Louth
Free State
Belfast
Devalera
Dundalk
Aiken
de Valera
Dublin
Devaleras
Dundith
Michael Collins
Free State Army
County Cork
I- 18
Dublin Cardral
Muichner Collinge Devalera
Oown
England
Ireland
Typhoon Threatens U S Party Abroad Off Yokohama
Grave concern rose over the safety of the steamer Wojave carrying Secretary of Commerce Tiuston and party at Yokohama as typhoon conditions off Japan disrupt communications The Molayue was eight hours overdue at Yokohama after departing Hakodate Tuesday with only faint signals reaching Yokohama officials broadcast wireless messages to locate the vessel.
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TOKIO
Wojave
Gets Order For 45 Locomotives
LIWR Auk 25 announces the Lima locomotive works is commissioned to build forty five engines for the Wiesoort Kansas and Tesag Railroad. All are for freight service. This brings total engine orders since January to more than 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIWR
Lima Locomoative Works
Wiesoort Kansas and Tesag
Wol Reid
Allare
Cheesy Freight Service
Former Youngstown Mayor Oles Arrested After Market Incident
Former Youngstown mayor George S. Oles, once famed for a brief six month administration, was arrested at Fulton Market Central Square after a warrant alleged obstruction of the city sidewalk with produce. Oles, amid denials, told police he was ill and asked to be jailed, while vowing to reveal financial state of the city.
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Youngstown
George S. Oles
Ohio
Gald
Cty Hall
Oles
Fulton Market
Central Square
Worrs Squires Oles
Olea
Roberts
Biert
Wheeler Brands Charges Foolish Wheeler Brands Charges Foolish
Wayne Wheeler general counsel of the anti saloon league condemned Representative Tinkham of Massachusetts as foolish and accused him of stabbing the eighteenth amendment in the back by advocating light wines and beer. He said the league poured money into Minnesota’s seventh district to elect A. J. Volstead, father of the dry law.
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Washington
Wayne Wheeler
Hhe Ant
Tinkham Republican
Massachusetts
League
Minnesota
A J Volstead
Wheeler
Tinkham
Annual Chronile Telegram Picnic Set at Cascade Park
The Chronile Telegram hosts its mammoth annual picnic at Cascade Park tomorrow afternoon weather permitting. The event features sport contests for printers and correspondents, a ball game Pall Bearers versus Chronile Telegram, refreshments and a lively program with prizes and races for all ages.
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WAZ
Chronicle Telewam
Cascade Park
Chronile-Teleafam
Ang
Fnoblec
Cornell P
Btorm Ra
Meraban Js
Mie Ehka
Peligab
Neufer
Rainey Sehmetsef
Comklin Rs
Operators Edge Toward Challenge to Cleveland Pact
Pittsburgh coal operators from Pennsylvania and West Virginia reportedly conferred secretly to oppose the Cleveland agreement between United Mine Workers and certain operators. They aim to press legal challenges for restraint of trade with government backing and to pursue conspiracy charges, though no official confirmation was issued.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Coal Producers Association
West Virginia
Cleveland
Unitel Mine
Kanaeha Valley
Thursda
Rose
Pittsburgh Producera
Washington
S . Avis
Jim
United Mine Workers
West Vrginia
Lte
Gardiner
Pittsburgh Econ: Producers Association
International News Service
Two Die In West Seattle Train Wreck Near Yakima
A Northern Pacific North Coast Limited derailed near Wrymer twenty one miles west of Yakima after a huge boulder struck the track. Engineer Ez Jones and an unidentified man were killed. Fireman A Arnold was fatally injured? two killed total. About eighty passengers were aboard five derailed coaches with no other serious injuries. The train had departed St Paul Wednesday night and was due in Seattle at 8 10 am today on a sharp curve along the Yakima canyon by the Yakima River.
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Seattle
Ez § Jones
I A Arnold
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Wrymer
Yakima
St. Paul
Yakima Canyon
Yakima River
Home Looting on Clark Street Reported
William Musselman of 210 Clark Street told police a thief entered his house and stole a gold watch and chain. The MCA reported two rooms entered and a wrist watch and a gold watch taken from roomers.
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William Musselman
Clark Street
MCA
Ferry boat capsizes in India leaves fifty dead
In Caiautta India Aug 25 a ferryboat overturned drowning fifty passengers. The disaster follows earlier reports of a fire at Calata docks in Calata, France causing extensive warehouse damage and mobilizing troops to contain the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caiautta
Inde
Raw
Two Men and a Woman Face Murder Trial After Fatal Beating
In a mountain cabin the partner Thomas Kester was beaten to death with a pick handle over a woman. John D Hendricks faces death on the gallows and asserts the line it was his head or mine. The case centers on the couple and their relationship in the moonshine era.
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Thomas Kester
John D Hendricks
Hendrcks
Kester
Congress Acts to Halt Coal Famine
Congress moved decisively to address a looming coal shortage this fall and winter. Senators and representatives pressed for drastic measures to keep coal flowing amid a potential fuel famine, with a Walsh resolution proposing presidential power to seize mines supplying interstate coal.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
House
Gene
Calder Republican
New York
Walsh Democrat
Massachusetts
Walsh
Calder
Lightning Strikes Lorain Power Plant Causes Damage
Lightning damaged the Ohio Polite Service Go power house at Lorain as a strike hit an arrestor and sprayed oil, igniting briefly. Damages about 2000 dollars, service interrupted for six minutes, and a large repair force works to restore power.
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Lorain
Ohio
Polite Service
Government crusade on Gugan American liquor traffic begins
The United States government moved to restrain Cuban American liquor imports with injunctions. District Attorney filed for a restraining order against the tug Richmond and six barges, declaring the crafts nuisances and alleging unlawful import activity.
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Pensacola
Fla
United States
Richmond
Cuba
Lighting Fire Destroys Mules in Edarville Blaze
A lightning strike at the Hagar board and paper company yard in Edarville last night caused a fast spreading fire. Twenty mules perished in the blaze as the shed and stock were damaged. Local firefighters battled the flames and saved remaining property.
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Ofedarville, O
Hagar Board and Paper Company
Stoee
Storm kills man as church blown down in Louisville
A severe wind and electrical storm struck Louisville early today. One man, George Massey, died when an Episcopal mission church collapsed on the house where he was staying. Twelve others were injured, none seriously, and property damage was about $200,000.
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Loxisville
George Massey
Probe into gasoline prices sparks devious inquiry
A preliminary report shows Senator Lafollette of Wisconsin initiating a nepatorial probe into gasoline pricing amid rising concerns. The investigation is tied to congressional committees and Republican leadership with Oregon Senator Mc Bary cited in the context of the inquiry.
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Washington
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Sesetor McBary
Resevlien
Oregun
Fines in booze raids as officers crack down in multiple townships
Police report a Western Heights raid on Frank Ola's place leading to seizure of a hidden three gallons of raisin jack and other liquor. Olaf pleads guilty to illegal possession. Mayo, Jones fined for drunkenness. Melchers fined 100 and 500 with jail time. Sheriff Backus and deputies raid Lang farm in Black River, seizing two stills and multiple stills equipment.
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Western Heights
Frank Ola
Mra Uta
Cers
Olaf
Mayo
Jones
Archie Kurtz
Guy Lowrie
Penfield Township
Huntington Township
John Melcher
Margaret Melcher
Justce St George
Melcher
Wre Melcher
Coach Thay
Huntington
Palr
Backus
Adama Cole
Linbstetter
Lang Farm
Black River Township
Oberlin Road
Albert E .Harles
Suit Seeks 5000 for Alienation of Wife in Lorain
Edward Downs of Lorain files suit against Miss H Jackson also of Lorain alleging the defendant enticed his wife from their Elyria Avenue home injuring the plaintiff. Dow ns claims expenses for caring for their eleven month old child and asks for 5000 in damages.
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Edward Downs
Lorain
Miss H Jackson
Elyria Avenue
Dedicate Opening Of New Pavement In Vermilion
Vermilion residents celebrated the paving of Main Street with a band concert and address. A Sandusky band led the event followed by three boxing bouts refereed by Johnny Kilbase. Dancing on the new pavement concluded the evening activities.
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Trafic
Main Street
Resignation of Howard Coven at Central Station Fire Dept
Howard Coven a fireman at Central Station for the City has resigned effective immediately. His position will be filled from the eligible list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Coven
Central Station
Wall Street Hears Futile Rail Negotiations Collapse
New York August 25 negotiations by fifty two railroads and five rail unions collapsed as announced. A statement from the Yale Club conference cited unwillingness to alter employe rights for striking workers and endorsed returning strikers to work with pay rates set by the railway labor board. Participants listed include Dan Willard of Baltimore and Ohio and Hale Holden of Chicago Burlington and Quincy among others.
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New York
Fice Railway
Association of
Railway Executives
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
H Smith
New York Central
Hale Holden
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
MG Maher Wod Harahan
Chesapeake
Norfolk and Western
Ohio
Yale Club
Nscal
Ls$ Railway Labor Board
Perry
Railoads
Alabama and
Vicksburg
Rai Road
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburgh
Chesapeake and Ohio
Northwestern
Indianapolis
Loulaville
Milwaukee
St Paul
Hock Island
Pacific
St .Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Elpaso
Southwestern
Erie
Hecking Valley
Lake Erie and Western
Louisiana
Arkansas
Minneapolis and
St Tours
St Louis
Norfolk Southern
Southern Pacific Seaboard
Atkins
Trinity
Brazos Valley
Virginian
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Convict Jil Deliver Prosecuting Attorney Wounded in Shootout
A clash near Stamford South Dakota between four convicts and lawmen left the prosecuting attorney fatally wounded and five others lightly harmed. State officials report the battle occurred early today, with sheriff Jones county among those injured. A separate fire gutted the Mallory line steamship Rio Grande in South Brooklyn with crews and workers rushing to fight the blaze.
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New York
Mallory Line
Rio Grande
Hield
Lincoln
Jones County
South Dakota
Stamford
Hiyere
Nebraska
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Cigaret
West
YM. C. A
India
John K. Hendricks
Tennessee
Oliver Sexton
Borah Republican
Idaho
Charman
Sentate Labor Committee
Miller
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Elyria
Vermilion
Noward Coven
Restona
Wall Street
Balk
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Taway
Ind
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Batlore and Ohio Railroad
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Mill Creek
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