Irish Attempt Assassination Targeting Lord Lieutenant
Dublin diary reports an 11 am attempt on Viscount French the Irish lord-lieutenant as his car passed near Phoenix Park. A civilian was killed by a bullet. a policeman wounded. several shots fired. one attacker shot dead by military fire. ambulances rushed to the scene. Reports say the assault involved shots and bombs and the attacker fled across fields toward Bathlin. Later Dublin confirms Viscount French was unharmed. authorities fear renewed Sinn Féin activity amid Britain’s Ireland policy.
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Ireland
Dublin
Viscount French
Lord French
Ashton Gate of Phoenix PLC
Regel
Pliceman
Oeite Asgailants
Assassi
Sréma
Ree Regal
Lirat
Fitke
The
Land
Mala
Rarhai
Staten
Freseh
Ashtown
Schensrt
Wih
Campanini Dies of Pneumonia in Chicago Opera Firm
Cleofonte Campanini, director general of the Chicago Grand Opera Company, dies of pneumonia after a career directing major operas in Europe and America. Born 1866 in Parma, he led premieres and worked with stars like McCormack, Garden, and Veta zzini, shaping American opera productions.
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Chicago Grand Opera Company
Chicago
Cieforte Campandal
Chicago Grant Opera Company
Macella
Fie Nine
Angiery
Cleotante Campanini
Parhta
Italy
Tirse
Parma
Sembrichini
America
Oluelo
Malo
Eva Tetrazzini Campanini
Tonisa "Vetrazzini
Des’ Memona
France
Spain
South America
Nate
John McCormack
Mary Garden
Dion
Herbert AM
Johnson
Gemins Toolfer
Companys
Strita
Giampanini
York
Easton
Walter
Berlin eating houses close amid anti regulation strike
Berlin restaurants cafés and bars shut as protests mount over food ministry decrees seen as harsh. Promoter of the strike reports citywide public anger, emergency rations scarce travelers suffer in the capital. Hotels report staff disruption and medical evacuations as authorities face intensified unrest across major towns.
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Benin
Thuredey
Nec
Ivery Restaurar
Berlin
Fond” Miniates
Shpola Miliiaries
Tevin
Merr-Kertechyyk
Wuteffy
Avery
Hanslet
Food Ministry
Oday
Ute
Tt Ds
Action
RuRate
Berger and Bodenstab Vie for Seat in Special Election
Voters in a district face a choice between Victor L. Berger Socialist and Henry H. Bodenstab Republican to fill a vacant U.S. House seat. Berger leads polls amid lingering legal actions against him while Bodenstab campaigns on the Republican ticket. The district contains about 2,000 names, with Berger claimed to hold a lead near 20,200 votes versus Bodenstab’s 22,831 in the two-party tally. irregular campaign themes centered on Berger’s indictments and the challengers’ attacks.
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Muavarere
Win
Dee
Wincanslu Congress
Victor L. Berger
Henry H. Babomatah
Callacd
Parl Metsn
Berrer
Sen Ee
Sociatista
Perger
Bergerinn
Holahevieni
Moyaff
End of Soft Coal Strike Viewed as Government Victory
Washington reports that the end of the soft coal strike was not a settlement but a government victory. Attorney General Palmer testified before a Senate subcommittee that the government sought injunctions under the Lever Act to prevent the strike and that miners are now obeying court orders. Palmer described talks with operators and miners, noting Garfield’s wage guidance and insistence that prices not rise, with the goal of resuming coal production and avoiding concessions to the United Mine Workers. He stated there was no final agreement, and no surrender by the government, though a framework for future consideration existed. A separate note indicates John P. I. White and Rem Brand Peale to be named to a three-man commission to study wage conditions in the bituminous field. Captain Sir John Alcock died from injuries after a crash near Courville, France.
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Washington
Terilin-ion
Palmer
Senate
iMr
Palmer Sai
Department of Jhe Lice
Toon Att Cers
Townsend
Af Bieht
Pilmer
Hunton
Questi Mn
Istrikers
Union
Funda
Town Bend
Wilson
Washiington
Garfield
Fonnet & Hett Ral
John J. Lewin
William Green
Uolon
Keegan
Department of Labor
Lewis
Green
Indianapolis
Hamnon
Thei
United Mine Workers
Department of Justice
Federal Court
Boyen P. m
Tuntulty
Neceniver
Tand-Whey
Wolcott
Dela~e
Bitean
Jerey
Palmey
Lewin
Puwanend Nak
Swashington. Dee
Supreme Court Sets Minnesota Prohibition Enforcement Limits
The Minnesota Supreme Court rules on intoxicating liquor laws, clarifying enforcement boundaries under the 1519 act. The decision addresses whether possession or use for one s own permitted under the statewide prohibition framework, marking a key interpretation for state authorities and residents.
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Paul
Mina
Ree
oManufer
Turing
Minnesota
Te 1519
Legislatere
Forty-Three Manxman Crew Drowned at Sea
A radio report from the British steamer Britannia three states that forty-three crew members aboard the Manxman were drowned when the ship foundered in mid ocean. A dozen survivors were rescued by the Britannia three and by a New York steamer.
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Mid-Oceani
Porty
New York
Bolshevik advances on Esthonian front and prisoner count
Reports from Moscow describe Bolshevik breakthroughs near Narva and village seizures on the Esthonian front. Dispatches claim 10,260 prisoners captured and two canons with 24 machine guns seized. Berlin notes 8000 Russians returning to Germany under guard after disarmament, with detention pending repatriation.
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Ftkad
Ahae Valea Valley
Notard
Dewnpaper
Prices of fogxi products in great meat packers era
A dated report discusses price trends and speculation around major meat packers including Swift Armour Morris Wilson and Cudahy. It notes government disassociation actions, district attorney statements, and grand jury probes, framing public concern over packer pricing and possible market control. The piece mentions Thomas E Wilson and the Wilson company, and references Chicago prosecutions and potential relief through policy shifts. The tone reflects ongoing tension between packers and government in late era.
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Grigago
Swift
Armour
Morris, Wilson and Cudahy
Pialon
Wétlony
Ue Publig Weld
Edward Tern
Morrin's Co
Caudla Maude de Turlay
Oy Quater
Jin Minofs
Juiany
Blop
Cauke
Chicago
Clyne
Ft Ig
Teadinany J
Ceneral
Wales
Timber Supply Declines as Forest Growth Slows
A historical report notes shrinking timber supply as growth on privately owned forests slows. It cites the federal and state roles, rising freight costs, and shifts from southern to western timber as key factors impacting future production.
Japan China to Settle Tsing Tao Problem After Peace
Nov 14 report states Premier Mera of Japan hints at possible settlement options for Tsung Tao after peace. He declines committing to exclusive Japanese control or a joint international scheme, noting uncertainty and ongoing government deliberations.
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Japan
China
VOKIO
Tsung Tao
Mera
Tabamese Ti
Picture Bride Plan Abandoned Report
San Palancis Tec reports Senator Phelan cited Washington sources saying Japan will cease issuing picture brides to the United States. He notes disapproval of the practice by American residents and that a formal announcement is expected February 11. The Japanese Association of America directors reportedly adopted the stance.
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Tapers
Japan
The
Japanese Association of America
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Niscount
Twu
Treland
Tera
Maris Tay
Homa
Haig
Freeman's Journal
General Lambert
George Willoughby
Campanini
Berger
Bodenstab
Mrs Palmer
Alcock
Rogen
Sir John Alcock
Ihe
Cotlevard
Department of Seine
Atterioure
Nariaany
Supreme Court
Bolsheviki
Esthonian Front
London
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Doefenson
Sfmot
Moscow
Bolshevik Cav Alry
Dezember
Uat Rattidnagornk
Cape Turink Maree
Germany
Avaloft-Beringndt
Fngton
Fee
Larker
Foreat
Grovitha
Intia
Farenter
Agrieuture
Yithis
Nates
Jade Usensenrs
Laventinea
Thmbera
Iroigh
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