Peace in Ireland Near as Truce Terms Set
Dublin dispatch details truce terms agreed at British headquarters with Irish representatives and Irish Bulletin outlining no troop moves or munitions, no force displays, and restraint on searches. Vatican and Chicago ARIR note Valera invited to London and praise peace prospects amid Anglo Irish talks.
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Dawn of Peace weighs aims of Irish independence talks
Commentary lauds De Valera and Griffiths for guiding Sinn Fein through the London conference while noting risks and the need for Westminster and Dail approval. It envisions a strengthened Irish position, calls for steadfast restraint amid obstacles, and cites Parnell on nations’ marches toward freedom.
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England
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Outrages and Plaster Workers Meet In Montana News
Reports from Dublin and Helena describe sporadic outrages linked to failed ceasefire orders. An armed assailant mortally wounded Draper Holmes near Lisdrumliskey, and a chauffeur named Cummins was found labeled convicts spy. Simultaneously Montana plaster and cement workers formed a state council with officers Brazier and Jackman. The Montana Press Association set a meeting in Whitefish. A Paris note details a girl with seven teeth in her mouth and in orbit of the left eye discovered by Professor de Laperronne.
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Germany Returns To Real Old Lager
Berlin reports Germany has eased beer strength for exports, permitting up to 13 percent alcohol in a quarter of beer produced. The change is tied to postwar regulation and aims to revive American taste for German brews once restricted by Volstead era limits. Germany’s move follows prior limits set for export and domestic use.
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Be-Sabered Ghurka Priest Is Shorn in Vancouver
Narin Singh, a Ghurka priest, faces disgrace after being charged with carrying a concealed weapon. A 14 inch saber with razor blade was produced in court, and he failed to keep the weapon. The court ordered surrender of the sword, ending his priestly status.
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Ganges River
Disastrous Front Water Fire Destroys Block in San Francisco
A massive blaze in San Francisco on July 9 damaged the block between Ellis O Farrel Laguna and Octavia streets, destroying lumber and wool and leaving about 190 people homeless. One fireman was fatally injured, three others hurt, four alarms sounded, and losses exceed $50,000 as wind spread the flames across multiple buildings. In Baltimore, fires caused $100,000 in damage including Meadowbrook dye plant destruction and warehouse and office damage.
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Falls Dead on Brooklyn Pier
Reported on the Brooklyn pier a death is attributed to injuries to the back rather than typhus. The statement indicates burial will likely be conducted through an Austrian society in New York, with relatives and friends in Butte expressing the belief.
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Wage cut hits 35000 tin workers nationwide
The Associated Press reports a new wage scale reduces pay by about 10 percent for 35 000 sheet and tin workers in the district from St Louis to Pittsburg after a conference between the Western Sheet and Tin Manufacturers association and the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers. A separate brief notes Earl Vance and Kathryn Eggers’ aerial honeymoon detour near Worden and Billings, marking the first such trip in East Montana.
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Gil Bigpatey
Billings
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Miles City
Montana
Railroad labor and freight rate talk in Montana
In Montana reports discuss railroad labor questions and freight rates. Northern Pacific is said to handle twice today’s freight, with rates unlikely to fall without higher business volume. The party includes W. T. Tyler and C. L. Paul among others, debating labor boards and interstate commerce influence on settlements.
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