Irish election bloodshed shocks closing campaign
Gunfire in Foxfield killed two government party members as the bitter election enters its final hours. Patrick Reynolds, a Cosgrave ally seeking re election, and detective Mc Geehan died after leaving Liddys house. Lid dy was arrested. The campaign pits Cosgrave who backs the crown against Fianna Fail leader Eamonn De Valera who seeks full independence.
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Dublin
Patrick Reynolds
William T. Cosgrave
McGeehan
Foxfield
Reynolds
Liddy
Resynolas
Cosgrave
Trinity College
de Valera
Fatal Blimp Crash Probe In New York
Salvage of the Goodyear blimp Columbia after Saturdays crash is complete. Chief mechanic John W. Blair was killed. his widow Betty Blur plans to return his body to Rockford Michigan. Investigations by NYPD Queens DA and others deem the crash accidental. Prescott Dixon the pilot survived. No passengers aboard.
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New York
Goodyear
Columbia
Akron
John W. Blair
Goodyear Organization
Betty Blur
Rockford
New York City
Queens County
Department of Commerce
Blair
Prescott Dixon
Man goes on trial in elderly farmer death
Circleville Ohio February 15 July to stand trial for first degree murder in the robbery and killing of John M Kidney a 75 year old Pickaway county farmer His trial marks the third of five men to face the charge Two other men have been convicted and await electric chair sentences Henry Loudermilk age 47 was found guilty late Saturday with wife and young son present Walker Brown 35 a colored man was convicted without mercy and his death sentence will be set this week
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Circleville
Lacy Adams
Columbus
John M. Kidney
Pickaway County
Henry Loudermilk
Walker Brown
Oil spill caused bicycle accident prompts damages
In Oxford England Edward F. Radbone received $509 in damages after his bicycle skidded on a pool of oil left by a car owned by John D. Best. Best reportedly stopped to clean spark plugs and could have spread gravel to avert the skid.
Father Kills Four Children Then Takes Own Life
Charleston W V February report says Bolton E K White 46 killed four of his six children with a hatchet and wounded two before shooting himself. Survivors include Kathleen 9 and Malcolm 11 in critical condition. Louise 13 and Joan 4 already dead. Hilda 2 and James 11 died later. Mrs White, recovering from hospitalization, unaware of tragedy. Neighbors say he seemed industrious and kind. mother had given him $200 recently.
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Charleston
W. Va
Bolton White
Bolton EK. White
White
Louise
Joan
Hilda
James
Mountain State Hospital
Kathleen
Malcolm
Real Estate Transfers and Property Sublets Listed
A series of real estate transfers is announced including Floyd A Helfrich to Claire P Helfrich a one quarter interest in sublet 5 block 5 Selah Chamberlain trustees allotment Lorain. Continental Realty Co Inc to Joe Whitten East Cleveland lots 19 and 20 Ridgeville Heights 1. etc. The development of German industry is largely associated with that of the Trust.
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Floyd A. Helfrich
Claire P. Helfrich
Selah Chamberlain
Lorain
Continental Cooperation Realty Company, Inc
Joe Whitten
East Cleveland
Ridgeville Heights
Ridgeville Township
Jay M. Tettlebach
Cleveland Pond
Buffalo
N. Y
Eagle Point
Avon Lake
National Bank of Commerce of Lorain
Charles Reichlin
Joseph Potomac
Oberlin Avenue Realty Company
Homebuilders Service Company, Inc
Prudential Cooperative Realty Company, Inc
Baltimore
Pineville Mayor Ousts Writers Over State Border Incident
Dr J V M Brooks mayor of Pineville Kentucky expelled 12 prominent journalists led by Waldo Frank and Sherwood Anderson who were brought to the state line by local businessmen to keep out of Kentucky. The writers sought relief for striking miners and two reported bruises after the transport.
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Newark
J. VM. Brooks
Pineville
National Miners’ Union
Waldo Frank
Sherwood Anderson
Kentucky
T. Edward Asher
Bell County
Allen Taub
Knoxville, Tenn
Air traffic stop-light projector tested over Washington
The Aeronautics Branch demonstrated a ground based stop light signaling system for aircraft. Col Clarence Young oversaw a test from 2 000 to 3 000 feet with a beam visible up to six miles in clear and poor visibility, delivering 37 000 candle power for day or night use.
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Washington
Aeronautics Branch
U. S. Department of Commerce
Clarence M. Young
Secretary of Commerce
Aernautics
Marxian Crisis Prediction Cited in Historical Outline
A historical note recalls Karl Marx's claim that the collapse of capitalism would be preceded by a vast economic crisis and that his teaching aimed to spark that upheaval.
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Karl Marx
Numismatist Explains Coins in Los Angeles
R A Wilson, a Los Angeles numismatist who catalogs coins and assists collectors, notes rising interest in assembling U S coin collections from 1856 to 1951. He warns against overvaluing defaced coins and explains prices for scarce Lincoln pennies and 1913 Liberty head nickels depend on condition and mint.
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Los Angeles
R. A. Wilson
Wilson
United States
Numismatis
San Francisco
Steamship Hallaren Fires Hold Off Gothenburg Ship
The 2750 ton steel Hallaren from Gothenburg reported a serious fire in its hold off the Grand Banks at 750 am. The Beaverford diverted to assist while radio traffic was halted for 30 minutes. By 9 08 am the Hallaren said assistance was no longer necessary and the fire was under control.
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New York
Hallaren
Gothenburg
Sweden
U. d
Mackay Radio Company
Grand Banks
Beaverford
European Economic Union project faces World War I era opposition
Aristide Briand's plan for a European Economic Union meets deep resistance as League of Nations members argue global economic ills require worldwide rather than regional solutions. Dr. W A Riddell denounces preferential European tariffs, highlighting Wheat and agricultural protection.
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Help
Canada
Australia
United States
International Agricultural Bank
Geneva
Aristide Briand
European Economic Union
Europe
League of Nations Assembly
League
Assembly
W. A. Riddell
Women Worked Hard but Often Not Paid
A compact note highlights the historical pattern of women’s labor, acknowledging their steady contributions across eras while recognizing the persistent issue of unequal remuneration. It emphasizes the gap between effort and fair compensation in society.
General quits smoking after 40 years in Windsor
General aud B Wroughton, after four decades of heavy smoking, has given up tobacco. He notes he smoked an estimated eight hundredweight over 40 years costing more than 2650 dollars and says health has not improved yet.
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Windsor
Eng
Aud B. Wroughton
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