Assassination Attempt On Viscount French At Dublin
A determined but unsuccessful attack aimed at Viscount French in Ireland occurred on a waterway road near Dublin. One attacker was killed, a detective wounded, and a policeman shot in the ankle. The viceregal party fired on the ambuscade, the assailants fled, and authorities identified the dead man as Savage. Eight more details follow about planning, location, and political context in Ireland.
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Gasoline Fire Kills 65 Year Old Man at Home
Wilas Hale, 65, died after a gasoline can exploded while he poured fuel, mistaking it for kerosene during morning prep. Flames engulfed him, spreading to clothing. wife and firefighters limited spread. Hale, an employee of Twin Pats, left a wife and four children.
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Berger Reelect as Congressman in Fifth Wisconsin district
Vic tor L. Berger socialist wins re election to congress from Wisconsin fifth district defeating Republican fusion candidate Henry H. Bodenstab by about 4 800 votes. Berger totals 24 367 to Bodenstab 19 561 with roughly 9 000 voters nonpartisan turnout. Governor Philipp will not call a special election leaving a vacant chair until 1920.
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Berger Seeks to Enter House as Test of Seat Denial
Washington report says no move to dispute Victor Berger’s right to a House seat will occur until he presents for swearing in. Election chairman Dallinger notes the House may act on denying Berger a seat without further hearings, citing the same facts as before. The November 10 vote denied his seat 11 to 4, ending five months of hearings on espionage act violations and Berger’s socialist leadership.
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Robbery at White Auto Company Office
Burglars entered the White Auto company office Wednesday night or Thursday morning and stole eight thrift stamps and a counterfeit dollar after prying open a top desk. The safe was unlocked that night and cash was taken from it.
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Truck Plunges From Pier. Soldier Dead In Canal Zone
In Ancon Canal Zone a five ton truck carrying four soldiers plunged off a pier at Ba loa into fifty feet of water. Private Charles E. Lee of Oklahoma drowned in the accident.
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Berger Triumph in Reelection to Congress Dec. 19
Victor Berger wins reelection to Congress in a socialist triumph marked by decisive support on December 19. The outcome reinforces party influence in the U S political landscape amid ongoing debates over policy directions and reform.
Socialist Party declares Berger victory a vindication for socialism
A national Socialist Party statement proclaims Berger’s re election as vindication of socialism and a challenge to capitalism critics. It accuses opponents of trying to stifle the working class voice and muzzling minority opinions while noting the court would affirm the seminary free of city liens on water supply.
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Mason Whipsertle Asked to Restrain NYC From Tax
The Associated Press reports Mason Whipsertle sought court action to restrain New York City from collecting taxes. In Minneapolis Frank Mason of Fort Wayne defeated Mike Ertle of St. Paul in a ten round bout, Ertle suffering a cut eye in a third round clash.
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Pacific Coast League sale announced by Kansas City club
The Pacific coast league last year has been sold to the Kansas City club of the American association. The announced consideration was $1,000.
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