Notable Irish deputy slain at Wicklow rail station
Frank Brooke deputy lieutenant of County Wicklow in Leinster was shot dead at a railroad station just off a train. A wealthy country gentleman and close friend of Viscount French, his death shocks the region as investigators probe the incident. A miscellany of distant notes follows, including Titanic survivor Mrs Catherine Crosby’s death in Milwaukee and other stray curiosities.
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Frank Brooke
County Wicklow
Leinster Province
Ireland
Viscount French
Railroad loan approvals total $18.9 million
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced approval of three new railroad loans aggregating $18,915,000. The action supports expansion and modernization efforts across the rail network.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Man’s fright ends in fatal self Sheriff later scene
A. M. Brewer of Los Angeles reacted to a slight earthquake shock by leaping from bed in night clothes, grabbing a revolver, and fleeing outside. He crawled under a palm tree and shot himself through the heart, dying almost instantly in the incident.
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A. M. Brewer
Los Angeles
Earthquake Shocks Los Angeles Last Week
Los Angeles was hit by another earthquake last week causing streetcars to halt and chimneys toppled into the streets. The event disrupted transport and damaged several buildings, prompting emergency crews to cordon off affected areas and assess structural safety.
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Los Angeles
Psalm Verse Quote From Christian Text
A devotional line from Psalm 88:1 appeals for mercy and grace. The verse speaks of seeking divine favor and relief from wrath and displeasure rather than punishment. It reflects themes of humility and supplication.
France levies ten million francs on Syria for Arab uprising
The French military administration imposes a preparation penalty of ten million francs on Syria in response to the Arab uprising led by King Feisal. The move signals heightened punitive measures and international tensions in the region as authorities seek to curtail rebellion and reinforce control.
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Syria
Feisal
New International
Cox Peace Speech and League of Nations Vision
Governor James M. Cox outlines a platform calling for enforcement of Prohibition, repeal of war taxes, better railroad supervision, a national budget, and strong support for woman suffrage. He pledges immediate ratification of the League of Nations treaty, clarifies reservations, and opposes a separate peace with Germany.
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James M. Cox
Dayton
League of Nations
League
America
Congress
Chicago
Johnson
Harding
Germany
Lodge
Europe
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