Rebellion in Dublin Captured in Sequence Report
Dublin May 1 British report details the Dublin uprising from Monday through Wednesday. Rebels seized post office city hall Liberty Hall and St Stephen's Green while cordons formed, martial law imposed, and gunboats shelled Liberty Hall as troops advanced from Camp Curragh.
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Dublin
London
Ireland
England
Finn Fein
Feneral
Irish Volunteers
Tine
Ulster
Fleet
Liberty Hall
Si. Stephen's Green
Sacksile Street
Hallsex
Dublin Castle
Royal Inah Constabulary
Aldiers
Camp Currach
Tondon
Sackville Street
St. Stephen's Green
Siping
Sinn Pelnera
Miliary
Civillang
Fordlera
Buileta
Liffey
Dublin Revolt Engulfs City in Prolonged Siege
A sustained uprising grips Dublin as rebels fortify a flour mill and distillery while artillery and machine guns blast positions along the marsh walls. The siege expands through Friday with fires, roof-top actions, and sniping. Leadership calls for surrender as casualties mount and a general collapse ensues by Sunday, with about 1600 prisoners reported by Monday and hundreds sent to England.
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Associated Presa
Eostont House
Dullete
Trortts
Elect
Chris- Han Association
Catholic Club
J. H. Pearce
James Connolly
Associated Press
Rebela
Dublin
Surgenor
Marklevice
Iradina Apinita
J. Ab Pearce
Qulalde
Ducils
Yghtlox
Menkagen
Warrenter
Tadar
England
Vearly
Keniscorthy
Ises
Frat Surprise Sparks Riots and Relief Efforts in Dublin
After a surprise revolt, Dublin endured clashes that left hundreds of thousands indoors and food scarce. Authorities organized relief as women and children queued at provision depots on Friday and Saturday while fires smoldered and stores remained closed. By Saturday night normalcy returned except for remaining fires and tense streets, with the city motto “When Citizens Are Obedient, Peace Reigns in the City” echoing amid recovery.
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Wimborne
Mentenan
Dublin
Amusements Tonight and Fraternal Meetings Ahead
Limited listings show cinema venues Alhamtra Orpheum Ogden Oracle and other motion picture houses with social and fraternal society events. Also noted are duplicate auction order club notices, Stramertal American Yeomen activity, Fevei church meetings, and a Stake Presidency with council boards for the Second Ward meeting house.
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Stake Presidency
Iwirh Collnses Aueility Association
Second Ward
King of Spain to arbitrate submarine dispute
A Amsterdam dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph reports political circles expect the King of Spain to be asked to arbitrate the submarine warfare dispute between the United States and Germany. German circles reportedly anticipate a non final reply and counter proposals on new rules for submarine warfare. Ambassador Gerard arrived in Berlin early today.
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Gerard
Berlin
Northern Epirus Under Greek Rule Report
Athens dispatches state that northern Epirus is placed under Greek civil administration after a decree establishing districts Komitea and Argieo Kastro. Komitza lies in northwestern Greece, while Areleo Kastro is in southern Albania near the Greek border. Efforts by Greece to extend influence in northern Epirus draw concern from Entente Allies, especially Italy.
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Ilertia
Gayrille
Athens
Epirus
Geek
Komitea
Argieo Kastro
Komitza
Greece
Ihe
Areleo Kastro
Albania
Aviona
Efforta
Italy
British Blockade Island of Thasos Report
A Greek inland in Thasos arrested a British subject who offended King Constantine of Greece. He was taken aboard a Greek ship and later returned to Thasos by a British cruiser. The incident involves Greek authorities and a naval transfer during a blockade.
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Berlin
Tuckerton
N. J
Albena
Constantine of Geece
Thanes
Aegean Sea
Karola
Thasos
Blockade Declared After Refusal of Expulsion Order
The British imposed a blockade of Thasos following a refusal and before consulting the Greek government. The action came in response to Greek authorities and signals a tense diplomatic moment in the region.
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Teland
Thasoa
Town Hall at Lille Burned in Fire
Lille Prance suffered the loss of its town hall when a blaze destroyed the building. A French woman named Abrarian allegedly handed valuable library books to German soldiers, who used them to loot the facility. The Lille fire department failed to save the town hall and fought the fire to prevent spread to nearby structures.
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Teriin
Hayville
Lille
Prancw
Abrarian
Lille Fire Department
Ogden Theatre Promises Dollars and the Woman
The Ogden Theatre guarantees Dollars and the Woman as one of the greatest photo plays yet presented, promising a standout feature for patrons.
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Ogden Theatre
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Utah Power & Light Co
Eccles
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Patima
Peter
Pt ‘Een
Garette
Alhamtra - Motion Pictures
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Ogden- Motion Pictures
Oracle- Motion Pictures
Yrote Impleted
scinn—Votion Pictures
Trexem Motion Pictures
Ordre Club
Stramertal American Yeomen
Fevei
King OF
Spain
Germany
Alfonso
United States
Thaos
Caruso
Victor
Alda
Amato
Bori
Braslau
Butt
Calvé
Culo
de Gogorza
de Pachmann
Destinn
Eames
Elman
Farrar
Gadski
Glick
Hamlin
Hempel
Homer
Jallowker
Kreister
Kubelik
Martinelli
McCormack
Melba
Michailowa
Ober
Paderewski
Patti
Powell
Rose
Schumann-Heink
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
Victrola Thezinstrument
Imp Viet
Kenilworth
Uceicrss Ogden—Rasnel Farr Coal Co
John Farr Coal Co
Gillette Coal Co
Lodge
Ogden Savings Bank
Washington Ave
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