Meeting Today on Ireland Reply to British Proposals
Dublin dispatch details a large cabinet session and tomorrow's private Dail Eireann talks on Lloyd George's terms. Sinn Fein executives and De Valera supporters join public events as Ireland's stance remains unclear amid ongoing peace negotiations.
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Armed feudists swarm Kentucky murder trial brink
Nearly 100 members of Bailey Lee and Whites factions gather near Mount Vernon as John Bailey Jr faces trial for Beverly White’s murder. Kentucky National Guard cavalry, 25th troop, and 20 deputy sheriffs are stationed. leaders warn against weapons during the court day.
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Auto overturns kill Billings man in picnic party
Edward Kraus of Billings was killed instantly when an auto in a picnic party rolled over at a sharp curve between Silesia and Rockvale early today. Other members were only slightly injured.
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American relief ships to aid starving Russia
Washington reports that American relief administration plans another Atlantic food convoy to Russia. New York shipments will start as vessels become ready, with surplus warehoused food moving toward famine areas including Petrograd and Moscow via Danzig and Black Sea routes. Hoover estimates monthly Russian relief costs between 1.26 and 1.6 million dollars, funded by the treasury and ongoing contributions.
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Miners Mobilize at Marmet Threaten Mingo County Move
About 900 men, many armed, camped at Marmet near Creek and Paint Creek coal fields after travelling from Marmet area. Sheriff Walker of Kanawha says plans to march on Mingo unclear with no recognized leaders. Logan County Sheriff Chafin vows no armed mob crosses county line. State authorities monitor. Charleston police activated and state troopers deployed to Marmet as precaution.
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Old-Time Feud Ends in Fatal Stabbing Near Duluth
Duluth Minnesota reports an old time feud between two farmers on the Duluth Carlton road ending with the probable stabbing of 25 year old William Karjala by 55 year old Isaac Point, who allegedly stabbed Karjala five times with a knife. Point is married with four children.
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Pioneer Thom Browning Dies in Miles City
Miles City August 21 Thom Browning longtime Mil Sity resident and Eastern Montana pioneer dies after a month of illness.
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Minister Blames Spurned Woman For His Trouble
An ex minister Rev John A Spencer claims his arrest for wife murder stems from a quarrel with a spurned woman he says she deceived him at Santa Rosa. He asserts his wife Rosa fell from a boat at Clearlake and that her death was accidental, not murder. Authorities exhumed the body after rumors and an autopsy led to a murder warrant.
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Fifty Are Trapped In Burning Macon Hotel
Fire swept the Brown house hotel in downtown Macon Georgia after a gasoline tank exploded at a nearby filling station at 1 30 this morning. The blaze forced occupants to flee from upper floors as flames and smoke filled hallways. rescuers feared many trapped as two men and several women jumped from windows. Firefighters expected to confine the blaze to the block but the structure suffered heavy damage.
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Arizona Capitol Floods Reach Core of Phoenix Threatens City
Floods from Cave Creek and the Arizona canal sweep into Phoenix after heavy rains. A wall of water eight to nine miles wide inundates the state capitol and nearby Grand canal segments, threatening extensive property damage and possible loss of life as waters extend from Phoenix to Glendale.
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United States pushes Costa Rica territory move amid canal tensions
The United States informs Panama it will not press Costa Rica to delay taking jurisdiction over disputed territory. Marines depart Philadelphia aboard the battleship Pennsylvania to support rapid movement toward the canal route, with a second contingent expected later this week.
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Shipping Board Accepts Low Bid for 205 Vessels
The Shipping Board announced that a bid of 3 100 dollars per vessel for 205 ships from the Shipping Construction and Trading Corporation of New York has been accepted. Commissioner Edward C. Plummer said the board studied the bids amid low offers and will sign a contract pending bond completion. The sale totals 430 000 000 dollars, with 15 percent to the board on delivery and pro rata balance payments. The vessels originally cost the board between 300 000 and 800 000 dollars each.
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Trouble Ends in Shooting Affray Near White's Cabin
Louis Ragan and Jones jailed on charges they fired the fatal shot at White's cabin in the mountains, Warren County. Two witnesses saw the shooting. Brunn claimed he acted in defense after firing once. Raj Selte died from a neck wound.
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Congressional Leaders Hope For Recess After Taxing Debate
Washington aug 21 republican leaders in the senate and house remained hopeful of a brief recess Wednesday as conflicts over the anti beer bill threaten the entire program. The unfinished shipping board deficiency bill could move aside if senator Sterling pushes the beer measure. Mondell outlined three days of work ahead including votes on rail road funding and conference reports on the anti beer and copper tin bills and action on the shipboard appropriation. Senator Lodge said congress will quit work until the agricultural relief bill reaches the president.
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