1924

.....and writing one of the first modern spy thrillers...

Wondering if this might his reburial in 1923 ?? It looks a bit 'fancy' for a prison.
See - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erskine_Childers_(author)#Execution

Or ... 1924?

"This photo is Hardwicke Hall, Dublin in Oct 1924. He was given an IRA Guard of Honour, 4 men at attention in shifts for 24hrs straight. My granduncle, Robert Childers, 2nd son of @erskineandmolly
was present. Molly couldn’t bare it, had collapsed with grief in the morning. " ...
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He is said to have shaken hands with the members of his firing squad, saying, "Take a step or two forward, lads, it will be easier that way."

Hardwicke Hall

Via Trove, some more details ...

November 1922 - trove.nla.gov.au - "He was buried in a grave already prepared nearby" in Beggars' Bush Barracks.

October 1924 - trove.nla.gov.au - "Irish Rebels' Remains handed over to Relatives". "Public funerals will be held on Thursday [ed. 30/10/1924].
The bodies in the meanwhile will lie in state at different centres."

October 1924 - trove.nla.gov.au - "Wild scenes at re-interment of the executed men".

Stanford Cardinal baseball www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q7598724 I created: 1924 Stanford Cardinal baseball season www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q113455976

Varsity Baseball - Japanese Trip. Set sail from San Francisco June 8, 1926 on a three month tour of Japan, Manchuria and Hawaii. Fourteen Players, Coach harry Wolter, Mrs. Wolter, and Manager Tom Quinn composed the party. The trip was made on the invitation of the University of Waseda. They won 13 of the 22 games played in the trip. The team arrived in Tokyo on June 24, 1926. Source: The Stanford Quad, 1927. Volume 34. (searchworks.stanford.edu/view/rt675ky1058) Page 238.

Thanks Dean Z, we'll update the catalog record.

Helen F. Day www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q116202359 She is holding a device used for printing Braille. She has a hearing aid with an earphone in her right ear, it can be seen in other images in this series. I found a Helen Frances Day (1892-1976) of The Bronx, but no mention of any disability in the census or her obituary. www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L62Z-TV7

Thanks Richard Norton for additional information. I found a few mentions in newspapers that said Helen Day published a publication called Searchlight for blind children. You can read an article about it at chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn87093407/1923-12-24/ed-....