Dublin Ireland Strife Crowds And Strikes Reported
Dublin witnessed deadly weekend clashes with Eamonn De Valera loyalists amid a government crisis. At least six killed, more wounded as police and irregulars clash while a cabinet meeting considers an ultimatum. Telegraph lines to Eppland cut by postal strike. Belfast reports pickets and gunfire. De Valera interview suggests possible treaty revision but opposition to war.
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Dublin
Dail Eireann
Eppland
Trish
Belfast
General Post
Free State
Deo Valera
Manchester
Eng
Ythe Evening News Today
Beamonn de Valera
de Valera
Bitter primary campaigns near close in Bay State
Boston reports the state braces for final nominations as Republicans Cox and Allen clash for governor while Lodge seeks reelection with Walker campaigning. Democratic hopefuls Gaston Lore Sharp Walsh Whinple seek Lodge opposition alongside Ely Fitzgerald Foss Sullivan in the gubernatorial race.
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Boston
United States
Chenning H. Cox
J. Weston Allen
Lodge
Joseph Walker
Senator Lodge
William .A. Gaston
Dallas Lore
Sharp
John Jackson Walsh
Sherman L. Whinple
Joseph
Ely
Westfield
John F. Fitzgerald
Eugene N. Foss
Peter FP. Sullivan
Worrester
Rail union stance on violence amid strike and court actions
The article notes repeated union vows to punish violence linked to the walkout and to cooperate with authorities. It describes Daugherty meeting with officials and the broad legal proceedings involving hearings, subpoenas, and major figures in the Standard Oil case at Judge Landis's court, including fines and sentences.
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Daugherty
John Ww
H- Crim
Blackburn Est
Wat
James
Moghlin
C. J
Charles & Dietriet
RK. M. Liandis
Iit
Landis
Standarini Company
Telegraph Briefs Ligon Spain Hammonia Rescue and Plane Crash
Naval authorities report all passengers saved from the German steamer Hammonia which foundered about three miles from Ligon. In San Antonio Texas pilot Gene Willard was killed and Miss Clemine Cromwell and Miss Vielan Johnson injured when their plane fell about 300 feet. In Chicago Prof. A A Michelson announced tests of the Flusteia theory.
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Ligon
Spain
San Antonin
Tes
Gene G. Willard
Mics
Clémine Cromwell
Vielan Johnson
Chicago
A. A. Michelson
Oil Heiress Anne Burnett Weds Guy Waggoner in Fort Worth
International notices report Anne Burnett, heiress, and Guy Leslie Waggoner marrying in New York. The couple, whose combined wealth exceeds 100 million dollars, plans an around the world honeymoon starting Sept. 16 sailing from Liverpool.
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Anne Burnett
Guy Waggoner
International News
New York
Guy Leslie Waggoner
Counle
Liverpont
England
Scanlan
Tourlus Provece
Italy
Spain
Waggoners
County and State Levies Change Reported in 1923 Budget
County levies were set to total 22 04 mills for 1923, up from 21 81 mills in fall 1921. The shift reflects a rise in state levies while county levies fall short of last year by about 14 of a mill. Several regional war and relief developments are noted, including Smyrna distress, Allied talks with Mustapha Kemal, and troop movements in Thrace.
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Black Havok County Board
Preminr Vengelos
Constantine
Chiop
Aegean Sea
Trohis
Smyrna
Unite States
Bluejackets
Near East
Smarna
Thrace
Chis
Gmyrna
Washington
Couhilar
Amer- Ican
Mustapha Wemal
State Department
Admiral Bristol
Meh
Constantinople
Constantine Totters on Greek Throne and Venizelos Call
Reports say Constantine’s popularity wanes as Venizelos tours Europe. Greek soldiers march in Silvera chanting for Venizelos return while rumors swirl of recall to power. A new cabinet led by M. Triadis begins duties in Athens aiming to avert crisis.
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Constantine Totters
Venizelos
Constantine
Siverna
Tienk
Constants
Vanizelos
St. Moritz
Switzerland
T Bat
Paris
Witte
Pesteos
Joh
Henternati
Womeneires Athens
M. TriadsUakes
Encyclopedia Slurs Baker in Too Short Article
New York editor of the supplementary edition of the Eneselopedi tritannies declined to comment on a story about Baker. The piece says friends rally to support the article and notes the editor refuses changes. It contrasts Baker as an American politician with Belfour described as a British statesman.
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Baker
New York
Pl—Franklin
HH. Hooper
T He Developedia
Arthur James Belfour
Balfony
Burglars Loot Office Buildings In Saturday Night Raid
Burglars entered the Black Hawk, Commercial National, and Markl Place buildings on a weekend night, forcing office doors and stealing or attempting to steal valuables. Only snippets of loss were recorded, with keepsakes and minor items taken. detectives link the spree to a similar 1924 raid on downtown offices.
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Black Hawk National
Commercial National
Markl- Place
Hin Aoanat
Black Hawk
J.2 Murtagh
Htlothey
HL Weatherwayx Insurance Agency
Marsh Place
Hoca. Maine
G. J. Dtudolph
Thfe
Yale
Murtagh
Lig
Weatherwax
Uhler
OSRCS
Ni Nh
H. A. Maine
Rudolph
First National Build
Nga
E. J. Wenner
Liberty
Policy Committee in Secret Sessions
Secret consideration of the separate peace plan to terminate the rail strike continued this afternoon at the policy committee meeting of ninety. B M Jewell and John Scott attended later, declining to appear at federal court injunction proceedings.
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Chicago
B. M. Jewell
John Scott
Jewell
Judee Wilkerson
Eastern Roads Hold Up Freight for Coal
A sweeping embargo on freight was declared by eastern railroads to move anthracite coal into New York. The Erie Lackawanna Lehigh Valley and New York Central ordered almost all freight held at connection points except fond staples from western lines to be diverted into coal service.
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New York
Erie
Lackawanna
Lehigh Valley
New York Central
Rotary Chiefs Meet at Mason City Conference
More than 100 Rotary club presidents and secretaries from the Eleventh district attended the opening session of the district club executives conference in Mason City Iowa Paul Rankin of Dubuque district governor presided The program covered papers addresses and district activities and selections for the next conference site with Sioux City and Davenport as leading contenders A motorcar drive and dinner at Werel Wranford were part of the day’s events Attendees included former Senator Coe and Luther Wrenner past district governor
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Mason City
Rotary
Paul Rankln
Dubuque
Sioux City
Davenport
Werel Wranford
Amon
Coe 1
Crawford
South Dakota
Luther Wrenner
Cedar Riapida
Two Booze Runners Fined in Municipal Court
J K Burns of Dubuque and Roy Robertson of La Crosse were fined 100 dollars each in municipal court after pleading guilty to illegally transporting liquor. They waived claims to 220 gallons found in two cars en route from Chicago to Dubuque. They paid fines and are held for federal authorities. cars likely confiscated.
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Clinton, Jr
J. K. Burns
Dubuque
Robertson
United States District Court
Davenport
Former Councilman's Brother Arrested in Capital Graft Probe
Des Moines September 11 Larry Miller brother of Marshall Miller former city councilman was arrested on a bench warrant charging cheating by false pretenses embezzlement and conspiracy in the probe of irregularities in city money and property disposal during the last administration. Miller was recently superintendent of the garbage disposal plant and is the third former city executive arrested in the state led inquiry.
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Hes Moines
Llarry
Miller
Marshall Miller
Mason City Man Elected President of Stationary Engineers
C B Sherman of Mason City was elected president of the Town State Association of Stationary Engineers at a Des Moines meeting held before the national convention. F B Newkirk of Sioux City became vice president and other officers were named including treasurer Alee Coelson, Des Moines conductor Wilger, Ottumwa doorkeeper L Stocker, and Cedar Rapids state deputy Royal Holbrook.
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Des Moines
C. B. Sherman
Mason City
State Association of Stationary Engineers
IF. B. Newkirk
Sioux City
Alee
Coelson
Wil
Ger
Wr. L. Stocker
Ottumwa
Ottumwa, Doorkeeper and Royal ‘Holbrook, Gedar Rapids, State Deputy. Holbrook
Son City
Identifies Body of Man Found Dead in Cornfield Year Ago
Bellevue Louisiana September 11 The body of an unidentified man found dead in a corn field near here about a year ago has been claimed as that of Claude Bailard by his wife Mrs Bailard of Cuirvaga The body was found by hunters There were no marks of identification on the body WH Kinker of this city traced the revolver to its dealer and to the maker to establish the owner of the weapon used to end his life.
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Bellevue
Here
Claude Bailard
Cuirvaga
Kinker
Denison Merchant Killed in Dice Game Hold-Up
Bruce Rogers an implement dealer in Denison was shot about 11 30 last night when two masked men robbed a dice game and demanded money. He lunged at a bandit and was fatally struck above the heart. He died at the hospital. Posses hunted the roadster suspects. no arrests reported.
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Denison
Bruce Rogers
Rogers
German Methodists wind up convention with appointments
Muscatine Iowa September 11 appointments for the Belleville Peoria and St Louis districts of the German Methodist Episcopal church closed a six day convention Sunday night Iowa pastorates include G A Lehmlidt Ki H Muelder Burlington L H H Winter Des Moines Emil Goeth Muscatine Oscar Weber Sig Durney Darl Fritz Vieter WW B Ludwig Wapello Otto NiederNauth West Burlington Bishop Adna W Leonard San Francisco presided and delivered the closing sermon
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Muscatine
Belleville
Peoria
St. Louis
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Iowa
G. A.lehmlidt
Ki. H. Muelder
Burlington
L. H. H. Winter
Bes Moines
Emil Goeth
Oscar Weber
Sig Durney
Darl Fritz
Vieter
Ww. B. Ludwig
Wapello
Otto Nieder- Nauth
West Burlington
Adna W. Leonard
San Francisco
Cornell.Charter Up at Fraternity Meet
Members of Phi Beta Kappa gathered in Cleveland for the triennial council. The three day event includes a banquet tomorrow with Dr. Albert Shaw as chief speaker. Charters for Maine, Oregon, Cornell Iowa, and Davidson colleges discussed at today’s business session.
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Cleveland, O
Phi Beta Kappa
United States
Cleveland
Albert Shaw
American Review of Reviews
University of Maine
University of Oregon
Cornell
Iowa
Davidson
N. C
Nonunion Foreman’s House Bombed and City Official on Trial
In Des Moines two powder bombs were thrown from a passing car into the yard of E L Smith a nonunion foreman in the pipe and tin shops. No injuries were reported. In Mason City Walter Veech city commissioner who resigned after being indicted on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses forgery and several misdemeanors was postponed under war time rules awaiting further action.
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Des Moines
Mason City
Walter Veech
Postal Clerk Near Death From Bicycle Accident
Postal clerk Jonis Rundgren suffered probable skull fracture after being struck by a passing car Saturday night in Cliiaten Ta. He lay unconscious beside the curb for nearly an hour before a passerby found him and transported him to a local hospital.
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Cliiaten
Jonis
Rundgren
Albia Police Seek Missing Man Charles Wymore
Des Moines police joined Albia authorities in a search for Charles P. Wymore 50 who vanished from his Albia home about a week ago. Wymore, a father of a large family, is described as well to do and considered missing.
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Des Moines
Mnes Moines
Albia
Charles P. Wymore
Wymore
Clarksville Woman Dies in Independence Hospital
Clarksville, Sept. 11. Mrs. James Boyd of Clarksville died this morning in Independence after a period of failing health. She was formerly Clara Blake. Surviving are her husband three grandchildren the children of her deceased daughter Mrs Crosby and several brothers and sisters.
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Clarksville
James Boyd
Independence
Boyd
Clara
Blake
Ror Crosby
Young Wife Ends Life After Husband Dies
In Burlington Iowa a 26 year old wife, Mrs Adam Snyder, was found dead by asphyxia in her apartment. She sat beside a gas stove with a rubber tabby in her mouth. The tragedy is attributed to excessive grief over the death of her husband, a World War veteran, who died last spring.
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Burlington
Adam Snyder
Section worker may lose sight in both eyes
Nevada Ja Sept 11 Blind in the right eye Gilbert Pierce father of five small children may lose sight of the other The lens of his glasses was driven into the eyeball by a line bar while Pierce was working on the Northwestern rail rod section
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Nevada
Gilbert
Pierce
Youthful pickpockets escape from jail in Des Moines
Anthony Rand 14 and Arthur Emery 13 forced open a window by moving light steel rods, crawled into a jury room, and walked from the city jail unrecognized. They had been held on pickpocketing charges.
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Ves Moines
Anthony Rand
Arthur Emery
Trackman killed in railroad accident near Chicago
William Ventard a Chicago Rock Island and Pacific trackman was killed when his speeding maintenance vehicle was struck by a passing train. The incident occurred on September 11.
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Vounei! Biufis
William Ventard
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific
Eraploye
Senate approves Rivers and Harbors Bill with project directives
Senate approved the river and harbor development bill after amendments authorizing federal acquisition of the Caps Cod in Massachusetts and the Dismal Swamp in Virginia and North Carolina canals. The bill moves to conference. Estate of Jorgen F. Schmidt allocates two shares to Hans J. Schmidt and five shares to Johanny A. Schmidt and Martha C. Nelson receives 600 dollars. remaining mortgage balance goes to daughters, executors named W N Hostrop and Johanne M Schmidt.
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Senate
Massachusetts
Dismal Swamp
Virginia-North
Caroline
Jorgen F. Schmidt
Hans J. Schmidt
Farmers’ Savings Bank
Dike
Johanny al. Schmidt
Culzong Savings Bank
Cedar Falls
Martha C. J. Nelson
Tastator
W. N.hostrop
Johanne M.schmidt
Lont Doud
Busy Week Ahead at Episcopal General Convention
The House of Bishops and House of Delegates meet in joint session in Portland for a busy week. A key agenda item is the report of the department of missions. Bishop Brent's divorce and remarriage proposal dominates discussions as varying interpretations surface. A mass meeting under the commission to confer with eastern orthodox churches and old Catholics draws attendees from Istanbul to Damascus and beyond.
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Portland
Ore
House of Bishops
House of Delegates
Episcopal General Convention
Department of ‘Missions
Brent
James H. Darlington
Harrisburg
Switzerland
Greece
Serbia
Roumania
Czecho-Slovakia
Constantinople
Holy Land
Patriarch of Antioch
Damascus
Jerusalem
United States
Death notices of Lulu Siedenburg Klein and Letty Riley
Miss Lulu Esther Siedenburg daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marit Siedenburg 1421 Lafayette street died at 7 am today at St Francis hospital Born February 22 1301 in Kossuth county Iowa she was a school teacher and Baptist church member Surviving siblings listed Funeral plans in Riceville Kistner funeral home and Riceville details Mrs Mary Klein wife of Sebastian Klein died at 1010 am at the farm home Eagle Center born September 26 1866 Wisconsin came to Basle Center in 1869 and lived nearby Four sons and sixteen grandchildren survive Funeral at Mt Carmel Catholic church Eagle Center burial in church cemetery Letty Lucile Riley daughter of Mr and Mrs Alva Riley 1400 Newell street died yesterday Born September 4 1922 Funeral services held at Kistner chapel with Rev T J Fuller officiating Burial in Fairview
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Lulu Siedenburg
Lulu Esther Siedenburg
Marit Siedenburg
Lafayette Street
St. Francis Hospital
Kossuth County
Waterloo
Iowa’ State Teachers College
Siedenburg
Baptist Church
Riceville
Sebastian Keeln
Mary Klein
Sebastian Klein
Lyn- Gay
Eagle Center
Wisconsin
Basle Center
S. W
F. C
Letty Lucile Riley
Alva Riley
Newell Street
Kistner Chapel
T. J. Fuller
Furia
Fairview
PIRE FIGHTERS OPEN CONVENTION AT TULSA
Tulsa Oklahoma September 11 national fire fighters begin the fifth annual convention with a five day session. More than 300 delegates from across the United States are expected.
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Tulsa
Okla
United States
Indictment Filed Against Life Institute Founder Moore
An indictment charging Albert J. Moore, self styled home healer and Life Institute founder, with conspiracy to obtain money by false pretenses was returned in criminal court after a grand jury investigation. Bonds for Moore and Gabriel Alamo, chief assistant, were set at $5,000 each.
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Associated
Harttle Cartwright
Tmnol Supteme Coutil
Moore
Alcore
Sistent
Whateve
Fusts
Gabrie Alamo
Lifs Institute
Hughes Delays Return to Address Brazilian Lawyers Institute
Secretary of State Hughes stays over in Rio de Janeiro to address the Brazilian Lawyers Institute and host officials aboard the USS Maryland at a centennial luncheon. He will attend a Belgian legation reception tonight hosted by Burgomaster Max.
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Rio Janeiro
Hughes
United States
Crazilian Lawyers’ Institute
U.S. S
Maryland
Max
Brus
Eels
World War Veteran Tries to End His Life in Dixon
A World War veteran Danie MacCable was found with a self inflicted bullet wound to the head after drinking poison following an arrest on a complaint by his wife for abandonment. Physicians say he will not live.
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Dixon
Ill
Danie MacCable
Northwestern
Bill Bars Threat Letters From Mails In Senate Action
Washington Sept 11 The senate judiciary committee today approved a new bill to bar threatening letters from the mails. The measure targets black mailers and so called black mail letter writers and fixes a fine of 2090 dollars and two years imprisonment for violations.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Judiciary Committee Co
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