Talks on Irish peace resume seen in Dublin and London
Dublin reports optimism that talks between Eamonn de Valera and Lloyd George will restart while Ulster leaders caution against hasty acceptance of terms. Belfast and London dispatches note government proposals may stay private until Sinn Fein replies, with broader calls in Detroit for U S recognition of an Irish republic.
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London
Associated Press
Dublin
Eamonn 48 Valera
Lloyd George
Freeman's Journal
Coalution
de Valera
Amocintes Press
Belfast
Eamonn de Valera
Ulster Cabinet
Associated Frese
Belfast News
Loy George
Loy
Associated Pres
Ireland
Sinn Fein
House of Commons
Mayor explains purchase of revolver amid threats
Mayor Cocking states he bought a pistol after receiving unsigned threats. He says letters were discarded as the threats escalated, and purchase was for protection, a move that sparked debate at the last council meeting.
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Cocking
Nasary
San Francisco Delegation Rejects General Strike Plan
A San Francisco delegation from the trades council rejected a proposed general strike and elected the proposal to its Akensive committee, as reported by the Associated Press. In Oakland, Dr Clarke W. Northrington told the American Physical Education association convocation that women in physical education are superior due to training in science. In Helena, the state railway commission reported wool rate concerns to the commerce commission amid a Mont hearing on wool tariffs.
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Associated
San Francisco
San Fran
Iago
Trades Council of the
ANY
Associated Press
Oakland
Cal
Jeter
Clarke W.otherington
American Physical Education Association
Helena
State Railwiyr Commission
Say Coure Commerce Commission
Mont
Major Campbell Denies Charges in Testimony
Major Campbell contends the committee harmed him by allowing testimony from Mrs Bergdoll and a broker representative while he was absent. He disputes bank account claims above five thousand dollars and cites his and his wife’s seventeen thousand dollars on deposit, plus market losses, as part of his defense. He demands time to submit full proof and papers en route from Governor's Island to Little Rock, while emotionally recalling family ties.
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Bergdoll
New York
Peters
Major Campbell
Governor's Island
Little Rock
Ark
Barnes Wins Championship in Notable Victory
Barnes clinched the national amateur title in a close finish, matching near records set by Chick Evans in 1916 at Minneapolis. Past strong showings include fourth place in Buffalo 1912 and 301 in 1915, with a 315 score in 1919 and a tied sixth in the prior season before receiving the championship cup from President Harding on Columbia's greens.
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Minneapolis
Barnes
Buffalo
Ted
Chick” Evans
Harding
Columbia
Souse
Novak Finishes Twenty-First in National Open
Joe Novak of Spokane Country club, once a Butte caddy, placed twenty-first in the national open with 324 for 72 holes. Out of 226 entrants, he credited his performance to heat and nerves, noting tough Columbia course traps filled with fine white sand. Novak departs for New York to play Mount Vernon Metropolitan Open, aiming to improve. Jack Pirrie, former Butte pro, also competed and totaled 233 for 72 holes.
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Atch
Shington
Joe Novak
Spokane Country Club
Butte
Mont
Great Britain
Novak
Ing
Columbia
New York
Mount Vernon
Jack Pirrie
New Champion Is Known in Butte
Jim Barnes emerges as a new golf star, recalling a eventful exhibition in Butte with Walter Hagen years ago. Barnes, famed for his long driving, has since distinguished himself in tournaments across the Atlantic and Americas, noted for a 289 score over four rounds and steady accuracy amid rough fairways.
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Jim Barnes
Butte Folfers
Walter Hagen
West
Butte
Atlantic
Barnes
Tacoma Country Club
Northwest
Market Prices for Leather Goods and Special Grades
Fragmentary note shows brown calf and black kid pampe items with quoted prices. Mentions Louie rouitary heels and quality grades with figures around 8.00 and 7.80. Details are incomplete but indicate sale pricing and product categories for leather goods.
Harvest Hats and Silk Hose Ad Showroom Offers
Vintage ad lists boys overalls 6 to 18 years 85 cents, harvest hats, silk hose for women 2.95, children's cotton and silk isle hose 0.75, and a broad men’s clothing range including silk shirts, khaki outings, Norfolk suits, dress shirts, silk four in hand ties, and Arrow brand socks and hose pricing. Includes men’s soft collars and fiber half hose priced per pair.
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Copenhagen
Arrow
Picnic and Camping Gear Sale Ad From Downstairs Store
An old newspaper ad lists Paper Napkins Bleached 2000, Sandwich Bags a dozen 15¢, Paper Drinking Cups 8 oz 18c, Camp Stoves 1.00 and 1.85 with guards, Croquet Sets 3.75, Roller Skates 1.06, Baseball Bats 0.50, Baseballs 0.15, Sterno Heat 2 cans 25¢, Aluminum Drinking Cups 10¢, Camp Frying Pans 10 and 20c, Reels 0.85 to 1.50, Rods 149 dollars, Trout Baskets 3.98, Thermos Bottles 2.50 and 8.50, Hunting Knives 1.50 to 4.00, all from Downstairs Store.
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Sterno
Chubby Baby Barred From Entering Germany on Fears of Communism
Berlin reports Munich police refused entry to a 10 week old baby boy born in Vienna amid fears he might become a communist. The infant was adopted by a childless Munich couple after a long search in Berlin and other cities, but authorities warned the foreigner could pose dangers similar to political figures.
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Berlin
Vienna
Munich
Germany
Kurt Eisner
Forest Fire Spread Exacts Toll With High Winds
Wind fanned a major forest blaze igniting timber on the north side and threatening power lines along the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway. Telephone lines to Spokane were severed by destroyed wires. A second fire burned 14 miles north of Missoula on Rattlesnake Creek, and the Gilbert Creek blaze 30 miles southeast drew extra manpower to control it.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Here
Spokane
Missoula
Gibert Creek
Course in Matrimony Urged for Chicago High Schools
Judge Harry Lewis urges a curriculum on matrimony in Chicago high schools to curb early marriage and unawareness of obligations. Edwin E. Davis, head of the board of education, cites his open letter and notes Lewis has presided over over 2,000 divorce cases, arguing education could replace current social affairs in schools.
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Associated Jews
Chicago
Harry Lewis
Su Pemio Court
Edwin E. Davis
Board of Education
Lewis
Tanto
Five Die When Auto Is Struck by Train in Chicago
Five persons, including two men and a woman, were killed when their car collided with a train in Chicago tonight. The incident occurred near a railroad crossing and prompted emergency response.
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Amoc
Chicago
Savin Granted Stay of Execution in Epinal Robbery Case
Antoine Savin, first man sentenced to death in France for highway robbery and attempted murder since the middle ages, gets a court of appeals stay. The court rules the judge overstepped by naming the city square for execution. the mayor must designate the public square where Savin will die, if carried out.
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Associated Press
Epinal
France
Antoine Savin
Court of Appeals
Savin
Nice Jackson Hole Chautauqua Invades Small Idaho Village
Following a woman mayor and a female city council, a Chautauqua movement has invaded the village of Falls Idaho, after the election of a woman mayor and a women police force. The scene ties to Nice Jackson Hole once famed as a bandit rendezvous, now subdued.
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Dano Falls
Idaho
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Cty
Groceries and Produce at New Low Prices for Spring
Local market advertises fine Ceylon tea No. 2 at 50 cents, potatoes by the hundredweight and pounds, berries and fruit bundles, jams and preserves, assorted vegetables including green corn radishes and tomatoes, canned fruits, bake shop specials, fresh pies and cakes, and various cuts of beef, lamb, pork, and Boston butt roasts priced per pound or per dozen. Includes numerous items with per unit prices and bulk deals.
Will Jacks Deposition in Murray Will Case Heard
Will Jacks Monterey California testified before County Clerk Joy that he signed the late James Murray Montana millionaire’s will in the testator’s presence. Anna M Flynn a niece and contest participant said a jury trial would be demanded and the contest hearing date would be set August 4. Fort Worth action to purify the Ku Klux Klan in Texas and Oklahoma announced by Imperial Wizard Col Sco Simmons. Helena Frances Byers sues Ray Byers alleging failure to provide. marriage in Butte referenced.
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Associated Press
Salinas
Cal
Will Jacks
Monterey
James Murray
Montana
Joy
Jacks
Anna M. Flynn
Fort Worth
Texas
Ku Klux Klan
Oklahoma
Col
Wi Sco Simmons
Atlanta
Ofrs
Byers
Helena
Frances
Ray Byers
Butte
Jerome G Locke Succeeds Spriggs as Chairman in MontanA
Helena July 22 Governor Diz announces Jerome G Locke of Livingston named Chairman of the state compensation board and Lyman H Bennett of Virginia City named judge for the Fifth judicial district. Locke succeeds A E Spriggs and Judge Bennett succeeds the late Judge Lark. Locke plans to continue policies of Chairman Spriggs. Industrial accident board changes not planned. Locke is a native Montanan.
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Associated Press
Helena
Dizon
Jerome G. Locke
Livingston
State Compensation Board
Lyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
Fifth Judicial District
Locke
A. E. Ce
Bennett
Lark
Spriggs
Industrial Accident Board
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Weneral
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Louis Cheele
Mary Jang
Sears
Mhani
Jagks
Murray
Sprigcs
W. A. Clark
The
Ington
Clubertso
Reeve Public
Moneve
Glanganh Mont
Edwin Malcolm Kirten
Malta
Register of He and Office
Glasgow
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