Mine explosion kills three on Belfast troop train
A Sinn Fein mine exploded on a troop train from Helmer to Dublin near Odervoyle, killing three including a train guard and wounding many. Police and rescue squads rushed to the isolated mountainous site as cars tumbled down a steep bank. Meanwhile in Dublin a military lorry was attacked, five civilians wounded, and in CORE police barracks bombing sparked street fighting leaving one woman dead and several others injured.
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Belfast
Ireland
Helmer
Dublin
Odervoyle
Spodal Trafne
Anliljete
King George
Quen Mary
Associated Prena
Frederick and
Dorget
Presa Core
Packer Control Bill Sent to Conference today
Washington June 24 The packer control bill was sent to the conference today The article notes one of the League of Nations features is the United States and comments on eliteraiding features.
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Packer
BILL
Washington, DC
The
League of Nations
United States
Sentenced 10 to 2 Years in Pen for Conspiracy
Sentences show a conspiracy case where defendants received terms ranging from ten to two years. The trial occurred in a federal district, with the jury delivering verdicts in October 1914. The proceedings were held in New York before the District Court, per the available fragments.
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Gaur
Wonmmeney
De Valera Arrested and Later Released
Irish republican leader Eamon de Valera was arrested Wednesday night in Dublin but released the next afternoon. Officials suggested a mistaken identity or miscommunication and noted he was detained only briefly before being freed. The incident occurred amid Sinn Fein tensions with authorities and caused no lasting action against him.
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Dublin
Leland
Vitara
Sinn Pein
Rire
St Dackrogl
Warren Jap Ambassador Named for Japan
From Washington June 2 reuters reports Warren of Michigan was named ambassador to Japan by the Republican Hillondl committee as ambassador designate pending final approval.
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Washington, DC
Clarler
Mtarren
Michigan
Republica
Hillondl
Comimittto Emiks
Pmbimador
Japan
Carpentier Dempsey Rivalry Measured in Build and Size
The New York report compares Georges Carpentier and Jack Dempsey noting Carpentier is shorter with lighter weight but stronger lower limbs and neck while Dempsey stands taller and heavier. Dempsey holds slight advantages in reach and wrist and ankle development, though Carpentier’s leg and neck strength may power his per formance.
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Frese
New York
Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Burns
Jack Johnson
Bob Futxalmmons
Jim Gleftries
Coney Island
Tuy
Dempaey
Car- Pontion Tinall
Carpentier
Dempsey
Willard
Kansas
Denypany
Severa Vier
Jim Jeffries
Willard Candy Willard
Wisgevat
Inchea
Jem
Jeffrion
Jeffries
Treasure Hill group named in silver mining history tale
An article chronicles Treasure Hill group and its claim to fame in the state's silver mining lore. It details a dramatic pursuit of wealth led by Mrs Tosnonl and partner figures, with references to Joseph Toguanl the treasure seeker, trials of the diggers, and investments from New York firms and brokers.
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Treasure Hill Group
Peary
Joseph Toguanl
Jor
Sanit de Antire
Dintelet
Treasure FM
Jim
American Girl Becomes Duchess of Marlborough in Paris
An American girl from Boston is titled the Duchess of Marlborough after a civil ceremony in Paris. The religious ceremony is planned for tomorrow. The first Duchess, Consuelo Vanderbilt of New York, had divorced on May 13.
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Duchess OF Marlborough
Paris
Jané Gladys Marie Teacon
Boston
Thay
Tifa
Splice
Conauelo Vanderbilt
New York
California 15 Investigating Profiteering
California authorities joined with county offices in a milk profiteering case indicting 20 individuals and 19 firms for conspiring to fix retail prices. Deputy State Market Inspector Britt reported profits cited include a $50,000 capitalization firm earning $218,052.75 annually and an operator with $35,000 investment taking a salary and profits.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
RNS
Jonrually
Reopening Freight Rate Case on Fruits
Washington June 24 The Commerce Commission reopened the freight rate case on fruit transport from California after a petition by the California Citrus Exchange argued changed handling and transport conditions since the original ruling. The new hearing date was postponed as the league asserts that costs and investments have risen, adding a seven percent burden to fruit shipments.
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Washington, D.C
California
Itera
Commerce — Commission
Mmorennes
Mmorennes Were Offered By the Convaission Yant Au
Citrak Nassers
Wwetts
Transportation Conte
Man Wanted for Embezzlement Taken at L A
A man wanted on embezzlement charges was captured at his Los Angeles home by sheriffs deputies. The case involves a warrant and a related incident tied to a local gasoline company. The details appear tangled in the damaged verbatim report and may reference associates and the crime's financial context.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Sheritt
Thomas
Lye Anil
Vinitie Gasoline Diepenaary Company
Taylorerite, Kratucky
Lohtein
Greeks shorten the Ismid front as Eleventh division withdraws
Constantinople reports the Greeks retreating from the Ismid front after the Eleventh division withdrawal. Nationality forces claim capture of Adubrsk and Gabunja southeast of Samald with no combat. In Riverside California heavy fog halts the planned nonstop air dash to New York.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Adubrsk
Gabunja
Corthrust
Samald
Riverside
Cal
David Reavis
Erle Springer
New York
Two Negroes Given Death Penalty for Murder
The article reports two Black individuals, ages not clearly legible, were sentenced to death for murder in a state capital case. The court proceedings are described with details of the trial and sentences, noting the defendants were found guilty and condemned to capital punishment.
Growers Refuse Freight Offer of Railroads
Officials of the California Fruit Growers Exchange rejected a railroad freight rate proposal. They affirmed the plan to store produce via the Panama Canal route despite pressure to accept lower tariffs, citing unfavorable conditions for shipper interests.
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Associated Prene
Los Angeles
Unl_ Juni
California
Fmid
Talline Jilad
Elkin
Pangmo Canal
Crowers
A F L Rejects Six Hour Day Proposal
The American Federation of Labor in Denver Colo on June 14 rejected a nationwide campaign to establish a maximum six hour workday and abolish overtime. The denial came in a unanimous vote reflecting AFL opposition to the proposal and setting the agenda for future labor actions in the federation.
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sHy Associated Pree
Denver
Colo
American Federation of Labor
Public rebuke by Secretary Denby to Admiral Denby
The document reports a public rebuke from Secretary Denby directed at Admiral Denby. It references defense officials, wartime context, and mentions reactions among military and political circles without graphic detail. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors, but the core event concerns a formal reprimand issued by a high-ranking civilian secretary to a senior naval officer.
Manhhattan sports update with scattered notes and names
Fragmented OCR notes describe rushwork on teams and facilities, listing several names and abbreviations. Mentions include universities and potential locations such as Hilltop and Witton, with unclear dates and figures amid garbled text.
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