Irish Mourn For Dead Commander In Dublin
Crowds line the streets as the body of Michael Collins, former commander in chief, arrives from Cork and is taken to St Vincent hospital for embalming before a state funeral at City Hall. Gen Mulcahy and troops guard the bier while Irish pipers play and mourners fill churches, with political tension rising over De Valera and the irregulars.
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O Connell
Dublin
Michael Collins
Arly
Cork
St. Vincent Hospital
Te City Hall
Patcinr
Collins
Satlin
Dail
Alatesmian
O'Neill
Liac Fenner
Eamonn de Valera
Free States
Mulcahy
Ree
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
MBS
de Valera
Jay
County Cork
County Limerick
Liscarroll
Cregan
Free State
Seoior
Resolution Aimed at Volstead Expunged from House Record
A House resolution by Rep. Tinkham demanding the resignation of Rep. Andrew J. Volstead as chairman and member of the judiciary committee was expunged from the Congressional Record ten minutes after presentation. The measure accused Volstead of improper ties with the Anti-Society League and financial backing in his campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Andrew J. Volstead
Minnesota
House Judiciary Committee
Congressional
Volstead
Antisticon League
Figaro Editor Attacks Government Press Bureaus in Speech
Raymond Recouly political editor of Figaro told the Institute of Politics in Williamstown that governments have no right to create press bureaus to sway opinion. He argued governments may ensure essential facts reach the public without distorting truth and that their role should stop at that.
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Williamstown
Mass
Raymond Recouly
Figaro
Institute of Politics Today
Recouly
Bureatus
Recoulxy
Carmel Myers Alleges Cheated Love Drama in Court
In Los Angeles California Carmel Myers, star of Cheated Love, files a superior court complaint seeking divorce from Isadore T. Kornblum. The attorney and songwriter is named as defendant. earlier departures and reconciliations are cited. Myers is described as the daughter of the late Rabbi Isadore Myers.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Carmel Myers
Isadore T. Kornblum
Ner
Los Angeles Add Another Murder to Unsolved
A prominent Los Angeles resident, Fred Oesterreich, was found shot dead at home after neighbors heard screams. His wife was found locked in a closet. officials see no tangible clues and deem the case likely unsolved. Police say a well dressed man seen near the home the night of the murder provided no usable lead.
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Los Angeles
Fred Oesterreich
Wealth Angeles
Milwaukes
William Desmont Taylor
Chow
Oesterreich
Questerreieh
Dagni
Wei Hy Ors
Train Strikes Shut Down Western Rail Lines
Chaos on railroads spreads as engine crews refuse to move after a shooting at Herrington division point. Rail shop workers strike enters eighth week with violence and arrests reported nationwide as leaders discuss possible individual line settlements with executives.
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Kansas Road
Chicago
New York
Demand Strike of Five Million Men Unite Labor Bodies
John M. Gibb of the Central Labor Union of Omaha released the text of a resolution calling for a national strike by more than five million workers. The measure, approved by the Sioux City trades and labor assembly, urges the American Federation of Labor to call a nationwide action at the earliest possible date. Delegates in Denver Detroit San Francisco and other cities reported endorsements, and broadcasts distributed the appeal nationwide.
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Sioux City
Shank
Tribes
Dabay Assembly
American Federation
Stonx Cite
Trades
Javor
Andy
Omaha
Union
Executive Council
The
American Federation of Labor
John M. Gibb
Central Labor Union of Omaha
Training Camp for Farm Women Opens in West Virginia
A national farm women training camp opens at Jackson Mills West Virginia near Clarksburg with eighty five registered participants from eighteen counties. Noted instructors include Mrs Izatta Teweil Brown of Kingwood Mrs Rose Morgan wife of O S Morgan dean of agriculture at Colombia University and Miss Fante Ford from Town State University agriculture departments.
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Clarksburg
Wo Va
Aga
United States
Jackson Mills
W_ Va
Izatta Teweil Brown
Kingwood
W. Va
Rnse Morgan
O. S. Morgan
Agriculture
Wealthy Chicagoans die in two car crash
In Chicago on August 24 two wealthy local men, Emil Kuke 56 general manager of the Continental Paper Bag company and James B. Morrow president of the Auto Supply company, were killed in a rear end collision of two automobiles at a boulevard corner. Both were removed to a hospital but died.
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Chicago
Noted Writer of Medical Books Dies
Dr. Lee Ben Clark, Atlanta physician and renowned medical author, dies at his home after five weeks of illness from a stroke. He earned a 1924 fellowship in the American College of Physicians and was a member of the American Congress of Internal Medicine.
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Atlanta
Lee Ben Clark
American College of Physicians
American Congresa of Internal Medicine
Seizure Claim Shocks Colorado County Officials
Denver reports state officials puzzled by a claimed seizure of Ouray County by Gustav Adolph Bauer Lennenberg who proclaims a world league led by himself. He and Jory Cov. Shoup announce a formation of an independent county amid diplomatic complaints to Colorado authorities.
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Denver
Colo
Ouray County
Gustav Adolph Bauer Lennenberg
League of Nations
Guras
Calo
Jory Cov
Lantenberg
Coirado
Engiaia
Franece
Tapaa
CNR Freesi Ia
Public begins to pay operators goal strike cost
Aug 24 reports from Des Moines Springfield Lansing and Washington describe coal mine price hikes as strikes ease. Prices jump from 7.50 to 9.50 per ton in Des Moines and from 4.75 to 8.00 in Michigan while operators and fuel officials clash over legality and government action.
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Des Moines
Springfield
Centralinois
United Mine Workers of Anverler
John Wate
Jetail
Retasterg
Lansing
Mich
Federal Fuel Administration
Wiliam W. Potter
Washington
Michigan
Potter
Michkin
Cummins Offery
Washington, DP
Merry
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce
D Thake
Paw
Jasus Omiera
Artars
Vians Ag
Althots
Fire destroys large hall at Nashua fair
Imminent blaze at the Nashua fair hall destroyed Floral Blatl’s 60 by 100 foot frame building at 1 a.m. Exhibits from 18 merchants were lost as fire spread quickly with only one of four extinguishers usable. Losses cited include radio equipment and personal goods. the fire is blamed on defective wiring though a definite cause remains unclear. The hall housed 100 horses 740 cattle and hogs with a large crowd expected for today.
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Nashua
Immenae
William Lundidt
Mra. C. R. Dexter
I. Putney
Putney
Hie
Lieut Gov Barrows Plans Suit Over Official Wages
Lieut Gov Barrows intends to sue the state or the governor for 17340 unpaid salary while acting governor during Gov McKelvie's absence. The report prompted officials and aides to say they were aware of a claim being filed or a suit entered. Barrows was in Lincoln addressing duties unrelated to his role as a Burlington railroad guard.
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Linenin
Neb
MecKelgi
Lincoln
Adzawer
PA. Barrows
Nebraska
McKelvie
Liant. Cov
Barrowala
Barrows
Burlington Railroad
Wike Brady Leads Western Open Golf Tourney
Wike Brady holds a strong lead in the Western Open as the field completes 26 holes of qualifying. Brady posted a 141 total after 14 holes in the second round, with steady scoring on the course. Chick Evans and Johnny Farrel were close behind after 18 holes in the early flight.
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Wike Brady
TATA
T Am
Cnnsistmaxing
Chick Evans
Johnny Farrel
Walack
Weather summary for Algona and nearby towns
Report from the Weather Bureau notes no rain in the area on August 24 2522 with generally dry roads and rough dirt surfaces reported across Algona Charles City Davenport Dubuque Mason City and Washington area towns in the region.
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Algona
Davennort
Fea
Mote Dubuque
Josae
Win
Mason City
Stetblaryy
Generediy
Gtr
Reina
Police Guard James E. Ferguson in Houston Speech
Police were summoned to protect former Texas governor James E. Ferguson during a Houston campaign speech before about 8 000 attendees. The event centered on his bid for the United States Senate as part of the Democratic primary to be held August 26, with Marlo B. Mayfield seen as a rival backed by railroad officials amid Ferguson's accusations of Mayfield's Klan ties.
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James E. Ferguson
Houston
Iinternational
Iouston
Polt- Gisul
Texas
Jaimes
Pergimen
United States
Orion
Ferguson
Marlo BR. Mayfield
State Railroad Commissionsar
Primarina
Ilan
Tris Speaker Hurt in Collision Beats Yankees
Tris Speaker, Cleveland outfielder and manager, sustained a painful injury in the first inning of today’s game against the Yankees after colliding with Jon Wood while pursuing a run. He was helped from the field and replaced by Evans.
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Associated Press
New York
Tria Speaker
Ad Atar
Cleveland Americans
Yankees
Jon Wood
Wood
Speaker
Fivans
American Beaten and Robbed in Upper Silesia
An American, Oscar Hryas of Brooklyn, N.Y., was badly beaten and robbed during an anti Jewish demonstration in Katlowics Upper Silesia on August 24. The incident was burned to local authorities and reported in dispatches.
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Upper Silesia
Katlowics
Oscar Hryas
Brookslyn
Pioneer teacher Mary Hitchcock dies at 86 in Waterloo
Mary K Wells Hitchcock, aged 86, longtime Waterloo educator and pioneer who began teaching in 1806, died at home after a six week illness. She and husband Nelson Hitchcock moved from Illinois to Cedar and Waterloo areas, raising nine children and shaping local schools with early graded systems.
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Mary FE. Httchcock
Hitchcock
Shea
Minnie Bellows
Carl
Hare
New Mexico
Mary K. Wella
Jamon
Mary Wella
Glen's Falls
N. Y
Lo Ogle County
Gigo
New York
Hitchcocks
Nelson Hitcheneck
Miss Wells
B. L. Wells
Waterloo
Ranch
Mary~ Wells
Dubuque
West
Ahs
T. G. Hubbard
Oast
Hubbards
Hubbard
Independence
Thaoestorics
A& Fog
Jeffarson
Park Avenue
Fourth Street
Profy Wella
Eighth
Blu
Miss Wella
Rockford
Til
Illinois
Freeport
Black Hawk County
Cedar Township
Delivery instruction for Courier before 3 20
The notice states the Courier should be delivered at your home before 3 20 o clock. If the carrier makes an error or you do not receive the paper by that time call 83420 and a copy will be sent. Calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
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Quinn
Collin
Fion
Collins Waa Thiaz
Erskine Clilders
Braax
Bou
Tebels
Alberta BE. Lewis
Francis J. Lewis
Lewis
Gov't Press Bureau
LS Angeles
Las
Pelice
Slayer of
Qume
Bie Five Brotherhood
Lis
Brotherhood
Association of Railway Executives
Ble
Altho
Big Five
Ther
Harding
Ait Waco
Tex
R. T. Campbell
Arresy
W. Tarris
Kansas & Texas
Hillsboro
Roseburg
Ore
Combatenta
Cintereilonal News
Washington, D. C
Aung
L W. Wu
Department of Justice
Department
Bureau of Investigation
Antic Les
Topeka
Kan
Rock Island
Herrington
M. I
Locka
Omaha Trades and Labor Assembly
West Virginia
Colorado County
Lized OY
Shoup
Ku Klux Klan
Dianesh Forausoss Ryt Baeleb
Tris Speaker
American
Cleveland
New York Wateries
Mor Jones
Sehing
O'Neil
Boston
St. Louis
Boston Batteries
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Faaiadelphia
RFE
Detroit Lab
RSS
Philadelphia Parhaa
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Bassier
Morris
Perkins
Walker
Wea
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Schalk
Johnson and Pietnich
Nation
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Batteries
Farque
Brooklyn
Mi Alevander
Tttsburgh
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Mae
Brown
St. T Lowis
Boston St. Louis
Battertles
Pfolter
Tara and Smith
Feywox and Miller
Inett
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Tanz Ton Ani Gibson
Mary E. Hitchcock
Ralls
San Felice
Towa
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