End to Great Coal Strike Talks Continue In London
Premier Lloyd George and miners’ delegates held a three hour conference at Downing Street with government ministers and experts. Talks were resumed to seek a settlement, with Hodges noting continued discussions and possible new wage output terms while the miners’ executive committee prepares to meet.
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London
Lloyd George
Downing street
cabine
Frank Hodges
miiners
enal
Andrew Bonar Law
house of commons
Robert 3. Horne
board of trade
Robert Smilh
Miners’ federation
Herbert Smith
Baron Stamfordham
King George
Hodges
Boston Subtreasury Closure Reported by Secretary Houston
Secretary Houston announced orders closing the Boston subtreasury and discontinuing the office of assistant treasurer of the United States there under. By law, all subtreasuries must be discontinued by July 1, 1921, including those at New York Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans St Louis San Francisco Cincinnati and Chicago.
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Washington
Houston
United States
treasury
congress
New York
Philadelphia
Balltimore
New Orleans
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Chicago
Mexican Revolt Story Center Denies Aguilar Invasion Claim
Mexico City Denies US reports that Candido Aguilar, a former Carranza ally, has entered Mexico to organize a revolution. Minister of War Carriles says government forces have fully pacified Vera Cruz and Chiapas, where Aguilar was said to have set headquarters.
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Mexico City
United States
Candido Aguilar
Carranza
Mexico
Cailes
Vera Cruz
Chiapas
Aguilar
Shops Burned In Irish Town Amid Ambush Aftermath
Several shops were burned and windows of main businesses smashed at Bando near Chin city following an ambush on military lorries that killed an officer and a private and wounded five soldiers, one dying later. Innisbinnon village reportedly damaged as well.
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Cork
Bando
Chin’ city
Innisbinnon
Anthracite Production Up, Distribution Accelerates
Philadelphia reports current anthracite coal production is up to normal and distribution from the interior is proceeding more rapidly than last spring and recently, according to a statement issued by the anthracite bureau of information.
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Philadelphia
intres
anthracite bureau of Information
Preliminary Polish-Russian Peace Treaty Signed
Warsaw reports a unanimous vote by the diet in favor of an 18 Polish-Russian preliminaries peace treaty signed recently at Rin. The accord aims to end hostilities and marks a significant step in postwar diplomacy involving Polish and Russian authorities.
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Warsaw
diet
Rinn
Wireless operator held in Panama rights dispute
An operator in Panama faces arrest as a matter of dispute over rights to wireless stations. Secretary Julian orders enforcement actions around Puerta Obaldia. The incident involves a wounding claim against a local citizen. The case will be tried under Panama law. Daylight Saving ends as a separate note reports Great Britain changing time this Monday morning.
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Pangardt
Panama
Julien Sure
Puerta Obaldia
ann
Longlin
Great Britain
Richard Carvel tale recounted in 18th century diary
Condensed from Winston Churchill’s Richard Carvel, the narrative follows the life and loves of a Maryland gentleman amid political unrest. An epic of duels, piracy, and romance unfolds from Annapolis to London, ending with matrimony and a pledge for united liberty.
Faith In Mascots From a Scottish Card Game
In a south Scotland town a four-person whist party sees a player, unnerved by a missing mascot, restore Peter the small silver fume to the table. From that moment her side rarely loses a trick, a coincidence fueling a local superstition about mascots and luck.
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Scotland
Peter
Ravinia and Chicago's rise as cultural music capital
Henry Kitchell Webster, a Evanston resident, claims Chicago is the nation’s musical capital as he discusses his novel Mary Wollaston. He praises Ravinia Park as a significant urban cultural institution, noting democratized music through civic groups, clubs, and affordable concerts, while stressing Ravinia’s growing importance beyond mere society pages.
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Henry Kitchell Webster
Evanaston
Ravinia Park
Mary Wollaston
Auilitarium
8 nament
sumer opera
Ravinia
Chicago
tewis
city club forces
Chicago Woman's club activites
Prince of Wales Declares West Indies Not for Sale
During a West Indies visit the prince states that the British realms are not for sale in any deal involving transfer or debt payment to the United States. He, breaking from austerity, presents as humble and democratic, enjoying golf, dancing, and crowds rather than formal events.
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prince of Wales
British West Indies
United States
George
Sam
King George
Northwestern appoints Walter DIN Scott as president
Northwestern University trustees select Walter DIN Scott to succeed Dr. Lynn Harold Hough as president. Scott, Northwestern alumnus and head of the school of psychology, is past president of the American Psychological Association and author of several books on applied psychology. He served in Carnegie Institute research, Chicago corporate work, and the army where he developed a personnel classification system and earned the D.S.M. He was born in 1869 in Cooksville Illinois and stands six feet eight inches tall.
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South Dakota
Gaddes
Mulehead
Southern
Geddes
D. W. Forbes
Burke
bureau of biological survey
Custer county
Hand
Ree Heights
Miller
county farm bureau
Orient
Frank Keiffer
Aurora county
McAllister
Okla
Minnghaba county
Mitchell chamber of commerce
United States
Poland
China
Chester White
Duroc
Jersey
Giing association
state game department
Kenneth Farrington
Rosholt
John Olson
Brookings
Spearfish
Lawrence county
Artesian
William Mack
Edmunds county farm bureau
Wisconsin
Montrose
ax commignion
rya
Fred Jay
Mitchell high school
W. R. Jay
Letcher
Mt. Vernon
Lawrence county farm bureau
ack shipping point
farm bureau
Huron high school
Black Hills forest service
Deadwood
Lead
Hund county
John Kramm
Ramona
Centerville
Traquois
state free library commission
Tripp county
Witauer
Lake county
Madison
Gregory
Tripp
Fred Gee
Hitchcock
Scenic
Humboldt
Lennox
Gregory commercial club
Walter DIN Scott
Lynn Harold Hough
Northwestern university
American Psychological association
Tie
Northwestern
Leipsic university
Scott
Cooksville
Roosevelt Road Dedication Ceremony At Wheaton
Mrs Alice Longworth daughter of Theodore Roosevelt and wife of Representative Nicholas Longworth Ohio poured water from the Sagi more Hill well into the concrete of the last foot of Roosevelt Road at Wheaton The road now runs from Michigan Boulevard Chicago to Wheaton about 80 miles It will reach Geneva next year connecting with the Lincoln highway Col Rt R McCormick praised enduring highways and thanked Mrs Longworth for attending saying future generations will learn of the man who made the road possible
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Alice Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Sagimore Hill
Wheaton
Michigan boulevard
Chicago
Geneva
Col
Rt. R. McCormick
Colonel McCormick
Longworth
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onde
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