Reprisals Sweep Executions in Dublin After Four Courts Strike
A chaotic night in Dublin ends with executions of key republican figures including O Conner and Healy allied leaders. Martial justice sentences two prominent rebels after a swift trial linked to the Four Courts disturbance. Dispatches from Dublin note a continuing campaign by Free State supporters and renewed threats to Tearful anti treaty factions as the fighting continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin
Des
Rory O'Connor
Lavin Mellowes
Toiethi
Mont Doy
Seth
O'Conner
Dr Shore Opens Medical Office In State Capitol Building
Will B Shore and wife of Salt Lake City arrived in Tonopah yesterday and Nic Tetor opened offices on the second floor of the State Building. Dr Shore graduated from the Kansas City medical College in 1900 and plans to practice here. He has pursued postgraduate work in eye, ear, nose and throat with training at Mayo Clinic and Rochester, Minnesota. He served as a first lieutenant in the medical corps during the war.
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Sy Will B. Shore
Twoty
Salt Lake City
Tonopah
Nic Tetor
Shore
Medical College of
Kansas City
Rochester
Minn
Young Attorney Elected as a Judge
A young attorney named James Tol was elected to the bench in a local judicial election. The result reflects a shift toward new legal talent, with supporters citing fresh perspectives and dedication to public service.
Girls Basketball Team Prepares For Fun Night
A local girls basketball squad gears up for a community event titled Fun Night. Team members express excitement while coach notes practice routines and upcoming games. The fundraiser aims to engage families, supporters, and neighbors in a spirited evening of basketball and entertainment.
Blackmail Trial Readied for Submission in District Court
Sacramento judge will hear testimony from Den Se Chaumey McGovern an expert in handwriting analysis in a case charging extortion against Shiruey bese gott a former resident of San Late Obispo. The witness matched handwriting to a key letter lass and the suspect is held as a material witness. Trial set to read the jurors in a single day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Den
Chaumey McGovern
Salt Pranviser
Shiruey
Bese Gott
At Wath Wail San
Obispo
Ainey
Gold Zone Shows Improvement and Market Outlook
The article reports on notable progress in the gold and silver sector with improved values and ongoing work. It highlights steady results, cautious optimism, and expected commercial viability while noting low values in some markets.
Technical School to Raise Its Standards
The weather bureau report notes higher temperatures and improved conditions as Tokios government divisions push to raise technical education standards. Officials plan reestablishment of courses at Kobe and Tokyo campuses and extend programs across ten higher schools amid ongoing graduate totals and language studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technical School
Tokio
Sananaa
Harding Urges Enforcement of U S Dry Laws
Fragmentary text discusses President Harding favoring strict enforcement of Prohibition, federal control over labor disputes, and inter state commerce settlement. It notes labor board abolition proposals, calls for wider government power, and extended credits for farmers and workers, with references to immigration controls and port embarkation checks.
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Everett
Toni Hines
Ss Ec
Shipment of Simon Silver Lead Concentrates Progressing
Simon Silver Lead Shipping Concentrates from the Simon Silver Lead AMinvs company is en route to a smelter at Anaconda Montana. United States Smelting Company handles the shipment with Ton Little in charge of tracking to the Mina railroad. Snow hampers progress in the Mina hills.
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Simon Silver Lead Aminvs Company
Mina
Anaconda
Mont
Wellsinder Way
United States Smelting Company
Ton Little
Officers Mistaken Not Clara Phillips in Phoenix
A late arriving traveler in Phoenix was mistaken for Clara Phillips. The sheriff's office verified her identity and ruled out the renowned suspect. Investigators say the mix up occurred while travelers moved through the area by air.
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Clara Phillips
Phoenix
Ariz
Dee
Joral
Hiei
Double Murder on River Island Reported
Local report describes a double murder on River Island. Suspect Martin Dee and accomplice Shichi, aged 25, were captured near Oak Jey, about twenty miles east, after a night-long pursuit following the shooting. Police indicate wounds to several individuals and ongoing investigation by authorities.
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Martin Dee
S.chadden Shichi
Oak Jey
Here
Qiestion
Allie Af Ter Singh
Headway in Tonopah Divide mine development continues
Tonopah Divide Mining reports ongoing aggressive development with strong showing across workings. No official intersection announced for the big vein at the 1400 level south east. Weekly development totals 1441 feet with raises, drifts, and crosscuts advancing, and shipments to Belmonte mill averaging 75 to 80 tons daily with stable ore values.
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Tonopah Divide Mining Company
Tonopah Belmont Mill
DILLENS GO TO TRIAL COMING MONDAY MORNING
The trial of George and Lona Dillon on first degree murder charges for the death of Wallace Williamson is set in district court for Monday at 10 a.m. Judge Mark R Averill will preside with a 100 jurors summoned. Attorneys expect a difficult jury selection amid many witnesses. the Dillons, advised by Joseph T Murphy, express confidence in acquittal.
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George
Lona Dillon
Wallace Williamson
District Court
Mark R. Averill
Dillons
Joseph T. Murphy
Marines Land on Chinese Soil as Kiao-chou Lease Restored
At Tsingtao Japanese troops begin withdrawal as Chinese forces prepare to assume control. American destroyer Ashville expected to land marines if violence rises, with Japanese ships ready to guard foreigners and property. Washington also reports ICC ruling that Portland and Oregon freight rates are unreasonably high compared with California routes, favoring San Francisco and others.
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Peking
Ashville
Tsingtie
Japan
Kigvelion Lenavhold
China
Neah
Japanese Legation
Tsingtao
Indus
Tie City
Seon
Washington, D. C
Portland
Medford
Klawnath Palls
Oregon
California
Interstate Commerce Commission
San Francisco
Oakland
Sacramento
Stockton
Marysville
Committee named for new auditorium by Knights of Pythias
The auditorium committee appointed officers led by D Ziegler as chairman and A Q Boyer as secretary treasurer with Stanley Knight as business manager and A K King as chairman. Thomas Goodrich to run Saturday night dances. Plan to open the auditorium two nights monthly for children 8 to 10 pm with entertainment. Steam heat installation approved. L R Robins of Tonopah Belmont Development offers pipe at annual cost. John McGee of Tonopah Water Company to loan a steam boiler.
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The
Knights of Pythias
D. Ziegler
Vier
A. Q. Boyer
Tressurer
Stanley Knight
A. K. King
Thomas Goodrich
L. R. Robins
Tonopah
Charity Ball of Elks at Goldfield Tonight
Tonopah residents head to Goldfield for the Elks charity ball with about 100 expected attendees from Tonopah. Ladies accompany the Tonopah lodge as Esmeralda county members plan a memorable southern Nevada event tonight.
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ELKS
Goldfield
Tonopah
Elks of the Gold Camp
Esmeralda
Nevada
Effort Aimed to Avert Coal Strike Record
Washington Den Sucln reports a new federal coal commission will meet with bituminous coal operators and miners next week to discuss steps to avoid an impending strike after the current wage agreement expires next April.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Coal Commission
New Gold Find Sparks Growing Excitement Nearby
Reports from Nias south of Silver Peak detail a fresh gold discovery at the Gold Queen vein. Over two days at least 42 men visited the site, with mining rights granted to Harry Stimler and others. Ground blocks of 100 feet were allotted to C. Y. Poy, Harry Cunningham, Chris Tinson, and Al Lorenzen as exploration widens and trenches are dug. A rain-forecast setback is possible while supplies arrive to sustain the operation.
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Nias
Teneth
Harry Cunningham
Chris Tinson
al Lorenzen
John Nay
Stimler
Great Heroism Displayed In A Hotel Blaze
San Francisco December five firemen were injured in a blaze that swept six floors of the Gartland hotel at Geary and Larkin streets. Scores of guests were trapped and rescued through repeated acts of courage by firemen and hotel staff. The hotel valued at 300000 dollars suffered interior destruction, with guests mainly women stenographers and clerks.
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San Francisco
Gartland Hotel
Geary
Larkin
Murphy
Fire devastates Astoria business district. 27 blocks burned
Fire rips through Astoria destroying 27 business blocks and damaging ships and warehouses along Commercial street. Explosions hash the area as firefighters battle the flames, with casualties and widespread destruction reported as the Columbia River town reels from the disaster.
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Astoria
Asteurie
Gee
Oate
Sa Vlowk
Wirnaie
Tilydite
St Maryey
Cam
Tylor
Astorly
Rey
Mortland
Coluia Riter
Dioner
John Tacob Astor
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DR. Shore
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Guiueweia
A. Peredita
Harding
Cone
Labor Board
Simon Silver Lead Shipping
River Island
Dillens
Asheville
Tsingtian
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Committe
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Gartland
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Marie Prevost
Theodore Roberts
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