Dublin Dublin Shooting: Four Killed in British Troop Fire
Dublin July 26 three men and one woman dead and more than fifty wounded as King's Own Scottish Borderers fired on a crowd. Nationalist volunteers and a mob aided by women and youths sparked the clash after landing rifles said to be 10,000 strong. Fire and melee left streets littered with casualties as police seized rifles and the lord mayor demanded accountability.
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Indi
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iAnother
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King’s Own
Trewth
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Polibes
Coast Guard
Sol Alera
Weta
Oluba
Washtaton Post
New York
George J. Gould
Howard Gould
Katherine Clemons Gould
Supreme Court
Katherine
C. Gould
Griggs, Baldwin & Griggs
Howard Goult
Wirth Avenue
Seventy-third Streets
Prohibition Defeat Puts Ferguson Ahead in Texas Gubernatorial Race
Widespread returns show James Ferguson of Temple increasing his lead to about 40 000 over Thomas H Ball of Houston for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Prohibition trailing state constitutional amendment appears to be defeated by roughly 96 000. In congressional races several incumbents renominated but Dallas results and Fourteenth district remain unsettled with Calloway leading. W P Hobby of Beaumont leads for lieutenant governor as returns come in from the Texas Democratic primary.
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Tex
Prohibition
James &. Ferguson
Temple
Thomas H. Ball
Houston
Indiponte
Ferguson
Axures
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Rayburn
Sumuiera
Eagie
Henry
Stephens
Garner
Calloway
Jef McLemore
H- R. Kane
Texas
James L. Slayden
M. D. Slater
Congress
W. P. Hobby
Beaumont
Leutenant
Mrs Caminetti May Run for Congress in Democratic Fight
Mrs. Caminetti, wife of the immigration commissioner, said she would seek a seat in Congress if no Democrat enters. The announcement came from San Francisco on July 2 with limited and garbled details about dates and parties.
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Congress
San Francisco
Anthony Caminetti
Rene Oral
Immigration
Bees Raid Candy Factory Swarms Eat Sugar Crystals
A swarm of bees invaded a large wholesale candy factory in Muskogee Oklahoma on July 26. Twenty female workers and the foreman were indoors when bees fed on candy crystals, drilling holes in sugar crusts and feeding on sugar until most of 20,000 pounds of candy were consumed in under three hours.
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Washington
Muskogee
Oklo
President Tired Out Will Not Desert Congress Hopes Adjournment
President seeks adjournment between September 1 and 6 after a hot Washington summer. He plans fall speeches while resting at Cornish New Hampshire and remains in Washington to push antitrust and Federal Reserve nominations. He toured a hospital with Dr Cary Grayson and Miss Helen Bones, maintaining high spirits despite heat.
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Baeseting Loning
Congress
Washington
Peasion
Tutt
Ja Q
Cary "E., Grayson
Helen Bones
Central Presbytan
White House
Cal
Mabel ‘Smith
Orieane
Duke Succumbs to Heat on Newport Court
The Duke of Manchester, while visiting Newport RI for the Washington Festival, collapsed on a shaded Casino court during a game with guest Michael M. Van Beuren of Elenite Mara Thik. Authorities are investigating the prostration and its cause.
Paris Trial Sparks Diplomatic Drama in Caillaux Case
Paris July 24 Paris papers frame the Caillaux Calmette murder trial as a high tension melodrama with two key witnesses Mme Caillaux and Mme Gueydan dominating court scenes. Joseph Caillaux and Louis Barthou clash as judges threaten a duel while political factions, Morocco, and press power plays color the proceedings.
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Mme
Henriette Cailleux
Gaston Calmette
Calmette
Mme. Gueydan
Joseph Calllaux
France
Republic
Louis Barthou
Taiflaux
Caillaux
Today’s Issue Headlines and Highlights in Dublin
The page features political and social items including Mme Calllaux and Hennessy, Gould accusations, Russia and Berlin war notes, Republican hopes in New York and Bay, a drowning incident in Narragansett, Becky’s stance on hate, McReynolda and Lurton’s place, and editorials. Also notes on farming funds, church services, and a financial letter.
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Dublin
Mme
Calllaux
Hennessy
Katherine Gould
McReynolda
Lurton
News of Alexandria
T-Society
Holland
Washington
Holy Land
Governor Saves A Life In Ocean City Rescue
Special to The Washington Post Ocean City Maryland July 2 Gov Phillips Lee Goldsborough Maryland saved Harry S Levine a Baltimore merchant from drowning Levine inexperienced swimmer drifted beyond life line cried for help Goldsborough came from Cambridge by automobile for a dip in the ocean and reached the man first guiding him to safety
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Baltimore
Ocean City
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Maryland
Harry S. Levine
Levine
Gov. Goldsborough
Cambridge
War fears as Austria moves to strike at Servia
London reports new signs Austria intends full war against Servia with possible general European conflict. Passports given to Servian minister viewed as de facto war act. Russian and British moves on a war footing. censorship tightened as combatants prepare for battle.
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Austria
London
Servia
Hague
Europe
Boy set antitoxin record in tetanus cure
Thomas Wilson age nine from 2814 South Clemion Street in Philadelphia after six weeks and 120000 units of antitoxin injections at Methodist Hospital is discharged as a success story. He had two weeks of rigidity and received injections every two hours. The cause of his infection remains unexplained.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Wilson
South Clemion Street
Namittea
Methodist Hospital
Neem
Captain Innocent
Russia Warns Berlin as War Clouds Gather
St Petersburg dispatch reports a year long censorship on army and navy news, with martial law in St Petersburg and Moscow, detailing mobilization and spy penalties. German envoy told Russia would not remain indifferent to Serbian invasion, as Emperor Nicholas attends a theater amid war headlines. Military law measures and bankers warn of wartime strain fill the scene.
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Mosotov
Moscow
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Sergius Senonoff
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Navoe Vremyn
Rec
Censorship Tightens as Austria Prepares for War
Censorship stops news from Austria as partial mobilization is announced and a secrecy cordon surrounds the country. A London note calls Austrians home for service while Russia’s stance remains key to Europe’s outcome. Germany warns other powers only Austria and Serbia are involved, while ambassadors offer cautious replies amid patriotic demonstrations.
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Europe
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Germany
Daily Telegraph
Paris
Parle
Sergius Sazonoff
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