De Valera May Cede Irish Claim for Home Rule Plan
Reported talks from Dublin say Eamonn de Valera may abandon the Irish Republic claim and seek dominion home rule with a separate North Ulster parliament. He would push Dublin to gain fiscal autonomy, control of army and police, and taxation powers while the empire handles defense and foreign affairs. Premier Smuts backs settlement as conference in London nears decisions.
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Cabotage Aboard Alaska Steamer Ends In Sabotage Allegations
Anchorage reports that the Alaska Steamship Alameda ran 12 days from Seattle and was helpless 30 hours near Hinching Brook Island due to alleged machinery tampering with a bottle of emery found in bearings. Passengers report thefts en route while Seattle dispatches cite sabotage by crew on the Pacific Steamship Admiral Watson leading to delays and a discharge for insubordination.
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Alaska Steamship Company
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Charles Glasscock
Non-Partisans to Consider Charges in Fargo Meeting
The state executive committee of the national nonpartisan league met in Fargo North Dakota to review charges of mishandling campaigns against members of the staff of the Fargo Courier News. Chairman A A Liederbach presided and said no statement would be issued until the session ended. The panel is expected to appoint successors to C K Gummerson and George A Totten Jr. as editor and manager of the Courier News.
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Morals of high school students defended by inspector
Des Moines Iowa July 1 Dr W A Howe state medical inspector of New York told educators at the National Education association department of child hygiene meeting that morals of high school children today are as good as those of any community He disputed Charles E Barker Chicago representative of the International Rotary who on Tuesday charged gross immorality among high school boys and girls
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Department of Child Hygiene
National Education Association
Government tax receipts reach four and a half billion
The Associated Press reports total government tax receipts for fiscal years ending June 30 at about 40 billion, with 8.2 billion from income and profits taxes. New York led states with 1.124 billion, Pennsylvania 487 million, Illinois 887 million, all showing strong income tax contributions amid telegraphic tabulations from collectors.
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Hawaii Judge Sees Labor Shortage Ties to Sugar Prices
Federal Judge J B Poindexter, visiting Dillon Montana after a two year absence, notes Hawaii faces labor shortages due to low sugar prices and reliance on native or imported workers. He cites removal of bonuses, Japanese workers returning to Japan, and agitation distrust as factors affecting plantations. He also references claims of a leprosy cure reported from a Honolulu sanitarium.
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60 Year Whisker Crop Sacrificed for Celebration
Houston July 7 Lansing Grant 98 celebrates visit from California brother 81 by having barber cut off his beard after three score years of growth. Last seen the men headed toward Main street to hire a photographer. Street Car to Helena July 7 Fort Harrison staff and patients plan improved street car service via state Public Utilities. Helena Railway seeks five trips daily.
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Tariff Bill Holds Right Of Way On House Calendar
The permanent tariff bill drafted by Republican Ways and Means members dominates the House calendar and will be voted on July 12. Democrats meet to unite against the measure while a conference brands the bill a violation of party principles and traditions. Reading proceeds as the House adjourns, with debate to resume and rule set to limit amendments.
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Reynolds Fights Gamely for Life in Auto Crash
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Missoula reports James Reynolds, seriously injured in a July 4 auto race crash, is fighting for life. He shows intermittent consciousness as physicians monitor a crisis expected to determine his recovery chances. his condition fluctuates daily but remains hopeful for improvement.
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Lenine Detains Trotzky in Kremlin, June 30 Report
Washington dispatches in semi official circles today confirm reports that Premier Lenine has imprisoned Leon Trotzky in the Kremlin on June 30. The notices said Lenine ordered the detention amid rising political tension in Russia.
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Demands Probe Into Montana Prison Management
Former Montana state prison warden Frank Conley requests a full investigation by the state board of prison commissioners. Colonel Nolan accuses Representative MacDonald of acting as Governor Dixon's lieutenant and rejects an impartial inquiry, urging a board-led hearing to examine alleged irregularities at Deer Lodge Prison. The board plans a secret session before a formal hearing to hear all sides. MacDonald continues data gathering at Deer Lodge as Governor Dixon insists on his involvement.
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Rain Halts Forest Fires and Town Blaze in Michigan
Rain eased dangerous fires across Ontario and Chippewa County and saved areas after a dry spell. In Bellaire a heavy downpour stopped a blaze that gutted the business district, destroying a church and several homes with damage pegged around 300000 dollars.
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President Blocks Bill as War Bonus Awaited Revenue Measures
President Harding weighs delaying the soldier bonus bill to await tariff and tax revision. He favors a congressional recess until committees act, and indications point to a special message to Congress outlining that relief for veterans should not rush amid fiscal uncertainty. Senate debates the bill amid divided views and uncertain outlook.
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Proclamation of Peace Advised by White House Advisors
Washington July 7 Some of President Harding's advisers are expected to recommend issuing a peace proclamation to supplement the congressional resolution ending the state of war with Germany and Austria. Proponents argue it would foster better feelings and aid trade, emphasizing government action.
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Testimony on Evil Design in Daniel Kaber Murder Case
Two women testified that Kaber suspected his wife ordered the murder while police noted his exclamations after being stabbed. The state presented witnesses linking the wife to the planned assassination, as the Cleveland dispatch described the day’s proceedings.
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Settlers aided by Myers measure passes in Washington
Special dispatch reports a relief bill aiding delinquent settlers on Port Peck reservation lands. It provides 13 months to catch up payments, with interest set at 3 percent. The act defers principal and keeps the lands under government governance while delaying final enforcement.
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Twenty four grain rowers sign with United States
A North Dakota group of twenty four growers rowers announces their act of signing with the States. The organization Grains rowers Incorporated confirms the agreement in a late evening statement.
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Railroads poised to receive about 500 million in advances
Government negotiations with railroad executives aim to deliver roughly 500 million dollars in treasury advances over the next six months. The plan would exchange 4 percent securities for the advances, allowing railroads to settle debts and resume rolling stock maintenance while boosting employment. Officials say the move would ease credit and aid the economy, though some congressional appropriations may be required.
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