Ireland Offered Dominion Status Amid Deadlock Talks
Public records reveal Irish peace negotiations showing a deadlock between de Valera and Lloyd George with Britain's offer of dominion status. The document outlines autonomy in taxation, defense, police, postal services, education, land, and more within the empire.
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Ireland
Commonwealth
Great Britain
Britana
United Kingdom
Ireland and Lloyd George clash over peace pact terms
Irish leader de Valera rejects British draft claiming it violates Ireland’s right to self determination and separation from imperial control. Lloyd George replies that Ireland must accept geographic and historic realities and rejects foreign arbitration of its status while offering unity talks within the dominion framework.
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Canada
South Africa
Transvaal Republic
Orange Free State
Ireland
Great Association of Free Nations
Associated Press
Dublin
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Famonn de Valera
de Valera
Dail Eireann
Trish
Dail
Namonn Ae Valera
Lloyd Georg
Great Britain
Europe
Observations of Ulster Cabinet (Continued Watered by Peace
The Ulster cabinet letter outlines acceptance of a London conference only if de Valera recognizes Northern Ireland’s authority under the King and UK Parliament. It stresses commitment to peace, noninterference with settlement terms, and equality within the Government of Ireland Act. The decision to publish follows the public proposals.
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Ireland
Northern Ireland
Great Britain
Empire
Government of Ireland
Mr. de Valera
London
United Kingdom
Southern
Relief in Russia to Start at Once
United States relief efforts for famine hit Soviet Russia will begin feeding the needy in Petrograd and Moscow soon. Food will be sent to these cities while experts study Volga district needs. Maxim Litvinoff and Walter L. Brown will press negotiations on American relief to famine areas tomorrow.
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United States
Soviet Russia
Petrograd
Moscow
Volga
Maxim Litvinoff
Soviet Famine Relief Commission
Walter L. Brown
American’ Relief
Relef
Russia
Lightning kills pioneer editor in Kankakee incident
B. J. Smith a 67 year old editor and publisher of the Kankakee Daily Democrat and a Democratic leader in eastern Illinois was struck by lightning and instantly killed while golfing with Judge Arthur W. Deselm and others at a club. The bolt struck from the left side of his body as they stood near the clubhouse.
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Kankakee
Til
B. J. Smith
Little change in European economies in month
Washington reports from abroad show Central and Southern Europe with minimal changes over the past month. Austria's financial situation was described as steadily worsening in cabled summaries released by the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
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Washington
Central
Europe
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Austria
Butte Captures Premier Honors In Golf Tournament
Butte leads as entrants from seven clubs compete for state honors in a multi flight golf tournament. R. F. Gaines loses in the second flight to Lewistown’s Houghton. J Crosby of Anaconda wins by default. Haire of Lewistown defeats Wraith of Anaconda. Lemmon of Anaconda takes fifth honors on the nineteenth hole. Ladies’ events feature Mrs Branscombe and Mrs Kessler, with Grinstead and Tucker leading handicap results. overall turnout includes 18 men and seven women from Butte and significant representation from Anaconda and Helena.
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R. F. Gaines
Butte
R. C. Houghton
Lewtown
J. Crosby
Anaconda
Charles J. Farnsworth
Haire
Lewistown
Wraith
C. A Lemmon
Hodges
Great Falls
Miss Nuckols
Tucker
Wilcox
Branscombe
Gaines
Padcock
Billings
A. L. Smith
Helena
Cosgrove
Ro, Kaufman
Theodore Simons
A. L. Frank
Missoula
Three Forks
Tom O'Byrne
Birmingham
Ala
Mesdames R.R. Kilroy
Harry Gallwey
Theodore ‘Simons
H. A. Frank
Fred Holbrook
Messrs
B. J Co le Berrien
al Clark
Will W. A. Frank
H. A. Gallwey Gaines
R. A. Kilroy
R. R. Kilroy ‘Jr
H. C. Mals
All. Matter
A. W. Merkle
Morgan
W. C. Orton
R. Parker
Reno Sales
F. C. Wilcox
Miss Cosgrove
Miss Riddle
Mesdames Charles Branscombe
Hasley
Frank Tucker
H. L. Ware
R.B. Abbott
W. C. Capron
C. J. Amerson
Charles E. Farnsworth
R. W. Handley
George C. Jackson
C. A. Lemmon
Morrow
F.W. Peckover
C. L. Swick
Harry L. Ware
C. A. Wraith
R. P. ‘Wood
Mrs. Babcock
L. C. Babcock
L. S. Babcock
F. W. DeClercq
Louis Dousman
J.B. Dobbin
C. K. Grinstead
C. B. Hawkins
Bert d'Autremont
Allen Briscoe
Francis Hagstrom
T. C. Haire
P. J. Osweller
Ray O'Donnell
Miss Grace Barnett
R. R. Williams
Mesdames Haire
T. C. Hammond
Charles Head
R. C. Kaufman
Fred ‘Kessler
George Lanstrum
T. B. Miller
W. J. Bradshaw
W. J. Bickett
G. B. Burke
W. R. Church
Connie’ Eckhardt
Margaret Power
Marion Holter
Margaret Kilroy
Grace Barnett
Kilroy
H. C. Malsburg
Dobbins
Thoughtful remark on a man’s true worth in wealth
A brief quote from the Central Missouri Republican condemning the idea that a man’s value equals his cash. It argues wealth should not define a person’s value and reflects contemporary moral priorities in the periodical.
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Republican
Italys General Badoglio Visits Butte During US Tour
Italian Field Marshal Pietro Badoglio and his party visited the New Willard hotel in Washington and Butte officials hosted dinners with War Secretary Weeks and Commerce Secretary Hoover. The envoy outlined Italy’s postwar recovery, demobilization, and renewed industry, while planning a coast tour to meet Italian representatives. The Butte Italian community and committee members welcomed him, expressing regret he could not stay longer.
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New Willard Hotel
War Weeks
Hoover
America
Washington
Middle West
Gene. Badoglio
Pacific Coast
North Coast
Butte
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Pietro Badoglio
Mount Sabotino
Gorizia
Italy
Trieste
Piave River
Diaz
Plave
Vittorio
Dogile
United States
Badoglio
Northe
Badogilo
Radoglio
Trucano
D. G. Bertoglio
V. C. Angherini
Antone Giacome
John Barra
Antone Donati
Paul Troglia
Louis Perini
Dominic Aiassa
Louis Castiglone
Pietro Salot
Pietro Rubatto
Hearne Wins Santa Rosa 150 Mile Auto Race
Hearne wins at Cotati speedway in Santa Rosa Calif finishing in 1 hour 21 minutes 1915 seconds to set a world mark for 150 miles. Sarles second Milton third with several drivers earning prize money and points toward the AAA 1921 championship.
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Associated Press
SY Banta Rosa
Cal
Eadie Hearne
Cotati Speedway
Roscos Sarles
Segend
Tommy Milton
Hearne
Gaston Chevrolet
Ralph de Palma
Chicago
Ralph Mulford
Aston Soules
Sartes
Milton
Overthrow of Eastern Siberian Republic Reported
Aug 13 reports from Vladivostok say antibolshevist forces seized Chita and the Eastern Siberian republic government fled toward Manchuria while Bolshevist troops retired west toward Verkhne Udinsk. No official confirmation yet. Foreign advisories in Manchuria claim confirmation of the overthrow.
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Associated Press
Vladivostok
Siberian Republic
Chita
Manchuria
Verkhne-Udinsk
Irkutsk
Poland protests over Upper Silesia settlement timing
Warsaw August 13. The Polish cabinet decided to send a note to allied governments warning that postponing a settlement of the Upper Silesian problem will do Poland irreparable harm.
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Poland
Warsaw
St. Marks Sunday School Picnic Scheduled for Tuesday
St Marks Sunday school plans a picnic with automobile transportation leaving the church at 9 30. All children connected with the Sunday school are invited and older members will oversee their care. A variety of fun events has been arranged.
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Mark's
Negro Club Women to Hold Meeting Tonight in Butte
A meeting of the Negro Club Women of Butte is set for 8:30 p.m. in the Y M C A banquet room to hear Mrs. Joanna S. Porter of Chicago, a national leader, discuss civic betterment and clubwork across the country. The group lists officers including M. B. Chappell as president, Cora Johnson and Ada Hart of Helena as vice presidents, Rosa Lane as treasurer, and Clorinda Lowry as state organizer, among others.
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Negro Club
Butte
Joanna S. Porter
Chicago
Club
Theit
M. B. Chappell
Cora Johnson
Helena
Ada Hart
Lila McCabe
Rosa Lane
Anaconda
Lottie Forman
Clorinda Lowry
Helens
Mayme Brown
Joe Clark
Masonic Bodies Gather in Butte
The annual banquet occurs Wednesday night in the high school gym with Bagdad Shrine band, A. Smith as toastmaster. A Thursday 2 pm reception at the Y M C A honors grand chapter officers. Eastern Star meets Friday and Saturday. grand officers installed Saturday afternoon. A Bagdad temple patrol basket picnic for Masons and ladies at Columbia Gardens next Sunday.
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Bagdad Shrine
A. Smith
Order of Eastern Star
Bagdad Temple
Mystic Shrine
Columbia Gardens
Defense aids in murder case as clergyman arrives
The Rev. William A. Burch and R. B. Obenchain flew from Chicago to Los Angeles to aid in the defense of Burch’s son Arthur C. Burch and Obenchain’s ex-wife Madelynne Obenchain, indicted for Kennedy’s murder. Burch said he has absolute confidence in his son’s innocence and will help. Obenchain sought a private meeting with his former wife. In California, William A. Hightower was moved to Redwood City jail to await trial for Heslin’s murder. no public disturbance occurred.
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Los Angeles
William A. Burch
R. B. Oberchain
Los Angel
Chicago
Redwood City
Cal
William A. Hightower
Patrick Heslin
Colma
Here
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