Irish Delegate Presents At Peace Meeting In Paris
Dublin reports Sean O Ceallisha formerly ran a local Gaelic league office and Dublin corporation member O Cumligh was elected to Parliament on Sinn Fein. He helped present Dublin’s city freedom to President Wilson and traveled to Paris after no reply to the invitation. In Paris he declared himself a representative of the Irish government with party approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Sean O'Ceallisha
Himell
Paria
Gaelic League
O'Cumllighs
Dublin Corporation
Sinn Foin
Wileon
Walt
Wee
Wilcon
Tia
Paris
Seleh
St Jacobs Liniment Reduces Neuralgia Pain Quickly
An advertisement claims St Jacobs Liniment provides instant relief from neuralgia pain anywhere on the body without burning skin. It promotes a small trial bottle sold in drug stores and promises the ache will not return after a moment of soothing rubbing.
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St. Jacobs
Swiss Legation to Pass Through Russia to Berne
Swiss location at Petres gains free passage through Russia and will leave for Berne on Thursday traveling on steamer. Relations between the Soviet government and Switzerland had been strained after a January dispute over treatment of Swiss subjects in Russia. Alimony awarded. Maud Palmer granted $20 monthly for support of herself and two children in a district court action against William Palmer.
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Petres
Russia
Herne
Hussh
Switzerland
Uni
Moscow
Awias Regation
Probeyheinal Afep
Provo
Veh
Maud Palmer
Williami Palmer
Musterole remedy a household staple for many ailments
An advertisement touts Musterole as a prompt remedy for adults and children alike. It claims to relieve throat issues bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and chest colds while noting it can help prevent pneumonia and promoting a large hospital size jar option.
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Hospital Siz
Idaho to Try Ex Officials for Grafting
Idaho moves to prosecute former Governor Motes Alexander and ex adjutant general C. B. Modaix over alleged militia fund misuse. A joint committee’s 600 word majority report urges trial, calls for funding reforms, and recommends abolishing the board of examiners unless replaced by stricter controls. The legislature backed the majority findings.
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Noise
Idaho
Ada County
Motes Alexander
Modaix
Alexander
Adjutant General's Office
Board of Examiners
Senate
Tower House
Get Rid of That Persistent Cough Stop thet wankening
An unclear ad fragment promises relief for a lingering cough with vague claims and garbled branding. It mentions Bruges and Pritadelpata Advertising in a poorly legible regional notice.
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Persieien
Bruges
Ecema Targratort
Pritadelpata Advertisament
Deaths During War Total 107 444 in US Forces
Washington February 24 The War Department announced deaths during the war in the American expeditionary forces and among troops in the United States from all causes total 107444. In the expeditionary forces the total was 72951 with 20929 from disease 48763 from injuries in battle and 3354 from other causes. Also mentions a drug advertisement for Bromo Quinine tablets.
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Washington
United States
Department
Real Estate Transfers From Ogden and Salt Lake Regions
Real estate transfers listed include Wilford D. Wilson and Esther Wilton to M. Olsen for a southwest charter section 26 parcel in Ogden. Ava J. Cooper and Jamies J. Cooper to A. T. Glasmann for part of lot 6, block 20 in plate A of Ogden City survey. Prices range from 550 to 6,000 dollars. Other transfers note W. W. Taylor to Hannah J. Warren Child in North Ogden and Mary and John N. Echering with various lot portions and payments indicated.
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Wilford D. Wilson
Esther Wilton T Hieh
M. Olsen
southWrst
City G Worth
Salt Lake Meridian
Ava J. Cooper
Jamies J. Cooper
Ogdey
iChy
Prom Willam
North
Ogden
Joseph Clark Company
Tos Aypasta
Yrom Throw
Margret Baher
Mary
John N. Echering
Fom
Suneheaet
Remtian
Aenge
Saitshake Werldton Coneideray
Amir Attacked by Assassins in Early Morning
In a troubling incident, Amir was attacked by assassins in the early hours and died from the injuries sustained. Authorities have not released further details.
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Amir
Widow of former secretary state endorses Tanlac
The Portland Oregon widow of a former Idaho secretary of state praises Tanlac after recovery from nerves, loss of appetite, insomnia, and weight loss. She recalls her husband’s public service and notes her favorable experience with the proprietary medicine, urging others to try it. Advertising copy attributes endorsement to Mrs Patricia and lists Meltyire Drug Co. as the seller.
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Patrie
Portland
Porthind
Ore
Beneft
Tonlic
Aire
Patricias
Port- Jatel
Turmer Howe
Idaho
I’hior
Kta
Bingham County
State
Republican Party
Taylor
Calny
Etrong
Taniac
Tanlac
Stars From All Points Enter Millrose Indoor Meet
New York February 25 More than five hundred entrants for the Millrose A C Indoor track meet at Madison Square Garden. Featured events include the 220 yards and one half mile with rivals Meredith Campbell and others from Penn, Chicago, and Boston. Notable entries include Captain Nightingale from New Hampshire and Stout from Chicago, with Princeton and University of Missouri competitors also slated to run.
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New York
Millrose A. C
Madison Square Garden
Meredith
Tony Campbell
University of Chicago
Marvin‘ Tuatargon
University of Dennsylvania
Dave Caldwell
Boston
Homer Baker
Presidia
Cal
Thompson
Erman and
Trowbridge
Princeton
John J. Eller
Temporary alimony granted in Watkins divorce case
Provo court grants Fluel Watkins temporary alimony of 20 dollars to support herself and her minor children while Ceorge Watkins fights the divorce action. The proceeding centers on the faultless merits of the petition for divorce.
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Provo
Fluel Watkins
Ceorge Watekins
Palouft Iy
Pinimiff Wis
Home cough syrup claim from Pine Netway pine extract ad
An advertisement touts a pine based cough remedy prepared by diluting 244 ounces of Tinexs granulated pine extract with honey or corn syrup to a pint bottle. It promises rapid relief within 24 hours, claiming to ease dry coughs throat irritation and bronchial symptoms, and urges asking a druggist for 21 ounces of Pines for best results.
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Digestians
FE Wayne
Warrants for Arrest of Five in Murder Case
Five warrants issued in Traversa City in a murder mystery connected to the 1907 disappearance of Slater Mary Johns of the Polish Franciscan sisters. Authorities plan to question Father Edward Padiewsski and others before arrests, after a body was exhumed from Isadore basement and identified only as a nun. Further inquiries hinge on identification and witness statements.
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Traversa City
Alb
Slater Mary Jobrin
Isadore
Hey
Andrew Blenowske
Manialne
Inadore
Stanislaws Lyvehinski
Edward Padiewsski
Superior Sinter
Slater Mary
Slater Mary Johns
Detroit
Chicago
Slater
President Enters Historic Fight for League of Nations
Osrok Masa Feb 24 President returns from war to say America must join a united league to secure lasting peace. He argues any peace pact not aligned with the new vision risks becoming a mere scrap of paper. He vows to uphold American ideals and warns against rejection of collective security. Crowds in Boston greet him with overwhelming support as a naval cutter arrives and a broad parade unfolds. The speech emphasizes defending freedom and global cooperation through a concert of civilized nations.
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Osrok
Masa
Pregidimit My Eit
League of Nations
France
America
Liesta
Hunt
Ane
New England
Commonwealth Pier
Ossipee
George Washington
Boston
Copley Plaza
Wackindon
Tremont
National Nrmy
Navy
Estate Guard
Ines
Weian
Bent
President Wilson Bids Farewell In Boston Parade
President Wilson appeared in good spirits as crowds gathered in Boston to bid him farewell during a brief visit. He accepted a friendly salute from the Misa Achusetta Woman Suffrage Association and urged calm as he prepared to depart aboard a special train for Washington. He spoke at Interco Mechanics Hall before about 5,000 people, declaring the approaching session a strenuous period for urgent business.
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America
Jie
Andrew J. Peters
Vost
Mr. Wilson
South
Washington
Delicate child helped by Virol remedy ad
Mrs. Frederick Sommers of Monaca Pa cites Virol as a constitutional cod liver and iron tonic that restored her weak son’s health and weight. The ad touts the formula on every bottle and urges Culley Drug Co. and druggists everywhere to stock it.
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Monata
Frederick Sommers
Monaca
Culley Drug Co
Deuggista Wv. Ory
Germany on condition that the capital rests in central Germany
Vienna sources quote the Reichspost stating a condition for unity places the capital in central Germany. The report relies on phrasing from a Vienna telegraph, reflecting diplomatic implications and a Bavarian influence in the proposed arrangement.
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Germany
United Countries
Fhalaymilen
Vienna
Sacrifice of France for America Item Promoted Remedy
An old advertisement extols sacrifice for France and a large debt of gratitude to America. It promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a cure for stomach and intestinal ailments including diarrhea and appendicitis. The claim is that a dose proves effectiveness with a money refund. A. R. Stolkyee Ditte Co. and druggists nationwide are cited.
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America
George S. Mayr
Chienga
Mayr
A. R. Atolkyee Ditte Co
Druggista
Probe of Lawless Agitators Is to Be Continued in U.S.
Washington Feb 24 extension beyond the current session of Congress of the investigation into illegal agitation in the United States will be sought soon by the judiciary and committees conducting the inquiry. Chairman Averman announced after the committee adjourned, many witnesses remain to be explained, and Senator Overman warned the inquiry would cease if not authorized to continue after next Tuesday. Rhys Williams concluded testimony defending the Dolachevik regime in Russia, arguing conditions there were not as bad as portrayed.
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Washington
United States
Averman
Overman
Senate
Mber
Rhys Williams
Dolachevik
Russia
Willian
Williams details income and ruble earnings amid Russia work
Williams claims he received under six hundred rubles for Soviet work and secured reduced rates on rail travel while living under government supervision. He says he borrowed about 6698 rubles from Colonel Raymond Roba of the American Red Cross mission to Russia. In the United States he asserts high income from magazine writing and delivers a denial that funds were sent to the United States for propaganda. He denies any significant propaganda attempt by the Bolsheviks in America.
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Raymond Roba
Russia
United States
Williams
Teesian Dalshevik
Miner Smothered Under Earth Slide at Ble Mine
Feb 24 a Tieah Compe mine employee at Taelwex was smothered by a slide of earth while operating a drill. He was killed almost instantly. He was 23, survived by a wife and two children. The accident occurred near the Boy' mine in England.
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Bingham
Wiitlin Wateby
Tieah Compe Company
Ming
Taelwex
Latiede
Untleby
England
Boy
Fatalities and injuries after sudden accident near Opwich
A sudden accident near Opwich ten miles northwest of here left twelve injured and several dead. Initial reports indicate involvement of a German vehicle and unspecified bystanders. Police and emergency crews dispatched to the scene with investigations ongoing.
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Grenage Brussels
Opwich
Here
Fragmented Local Health Note Mentions Sloan Remedy
An unclear OCR fragment references Sloan and a remedy, discusses expectations and effects, and cites prices from 60 to 120. The text is garbled, with mentions of pain relief and “quick refs” and hints at a proposed product or treatment. Overall, details are incomplete.
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