Lord Mayor MacSwiney Exhaustion News Update
The hunger strike leader Lord Mayor MacSwiney remains in extreme exhaustion and great pain, with relatives anxious and him still conscious. Cork officials question if Britain would allow burial in Ireland, while the Cork prison hunger strikers reach day thirty nine as officials weigh possible outcomes.
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Associated Preys
London
Ant-Ietm
MacSwiney
Trish Self- Determination League
Annie MacSwiney
Cork
Ireland
Mannix
Home Office
Pearson
Miners Threaten Strike in District No 2 Convention
In Dubois on September 18 the United Mine Workers district convened a special meeting and voted to notify operators that a strike vote of about 45,000 miners in the region will be taken if employers persist in refusing to concede demands.
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Dubois
Pas
United Mine Workers of America
Dead Man Was Son of Pasadena Citizen
Arenella, found in an automobile wreck, was the son of J. M. Arguello of Liu Hem. He was wounded five times and died early Thursday morning. A party of five joy riders was arrested after a sheriff chase and summoned as witnesses.
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OO Arenella
Moyseesaush
J. M. Arguello
Liu
Hem
Arenela
Resignation of Utah Prohibition Director Thomas to Run for Congress
Salt Lake City September 18 Matt Thomas of Salt Lake federal prohibition director of Utah wired to Washington his resignation from that office to take effect next Monday He announced he is candidate for Congress on the Democratic ticket and said he did not wish to hold one position while running for another He will draw pay during campaigning.
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Salts Lake City
Utah
Matt Thomas
Salt Lake
Prohibition
Tooday
Washington
Thomas
Congress
Mrs Moltar Mallory Wins Champion Set
Philadelphia report states Mrs Malki Binnstestt defeated Miss Marion Zinderstein of Boston to win the national championship in the ladies’ singles at the Philadelphia Cricket Club area. The match marks Mallory’s fourth title in the event, with Binnstestt representing Matos women’s club in strong form.
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Moltar Mallory
Philadelpihta
Malki Binnstestt
Matos
Marion Zinderstein
Boston
Philadelphia
Idaho Seed Growers Aiming for Idaho Grown Seed Boom
Idaho seed growers plan a January show in Nampa with cash premiums up to 1 600 to boost demand for Idaho grown seed. Representatives from Ohio New York Michigan and Wisconsin will visit to buy seed directly for farmers in those states. The association seeks to highlight superior clover alfalfa beans peas timothy and other varieties and expand markets beyond the state.
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Ners
Heph Ts
Vhio
York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Tdpho
Altii Ida
Cenreuncement Ly Fh
FL Bheehin
Ta Idaho Seed Growers’ Assotviation
University Extension Division
Idaho Association
Nampa
Sheehan
Dustry Brodahe
Idaho
Farmers’ Organizations of
Trois
Ohie
New York
Jury finds Coven coast guard officials guilty in ship defund case
A jury convicted Bruce J. Shoris Monty Wird A. B. Shay and A. S. Hounon officers of the Marhar Corporation and Captain V. A. Macsee of aiding a writin ship Constantia in connection with a scheme to defund bones chins for horns. Albert Swibic, president of the shipyard, had been indicted earlier and was released after acquittal. The case followed prosecutions at the county cligside court.
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Povard
Preartip
Waele
Indiiveddline Ds
Carpo
Constantia
Conflict Over Liens From Revolving Fund Hearing Set
The Interstate Commerce Commission and Treasury Department will hold a public hearing September 23 in Washington on how the Transportation Act provisions for rail liens from the 300 million dollar revolving fund should be interpreted. The ICC has certified loans totaling several million dollars to railroads including Chicago and Northwestern, Chicago Burlington and Quincy, and Santa Fe, but Treasury has delayed payment on these sums.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Treasury Department
Treasury
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Santa Fe
Nevada public service commission denies railroads rate rise petition
Nevada public service commission denied the railroads request for freight and passenger rate increases. The decision held that federal action did not suspend state authority to regulate intrastate rates, despite recent interstate commission rate changes.
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Toenito
Carson City
Nevada, Public Service Commission
Interstate Commission
Governor Hobby Sets Galveston Troop Timeline
Governor Hobby announced all troops will exit Galveston by October 10 with no movement before October 5. The statement, issued today in Austin, confirms a phased withdrawal plan and maintains that operations will not begin prior to October 5.
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Austin
Tex
Galveston
Hobby
District school plan for grade separation and new building
The article describes reorganization to assign SA grade to the high school, $1 grade to Washington School, 7A to Bickel School, TA to Parish Hall, to reduce long pupil walks. It notes moving into a new building before cold weather, urges patience, and announces a book exchange on enrollment day for second-hand books.
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Paris
Ench
Mishe Lev
Eivery
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