Ulster Ulterior Plans Loom in Irish Peace Conference
London reports indicate the Ulster issue will dominate the Irish peace conference. Sinn Fein refuses to recognize Sir James Craig, while the British push for a unity solution without stripping Ulster of local autonomy. Negotiations may break down over Ulster, with Lloyd George pledged to Ulster.
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Associated Press
London
Irn
Ulster
Sinn Fein
British Commonwealth
Tradt
Whch
Reme Keesness
Belfast
Armagh
Michael Collins
Sinn ‘Feln
Lloyd George
James Craig
Sir James
Ireland
Sinn
Washington
French Communists Threaten Retaliation Over Sacco and Vanzetti
French communist groups warn they will take retaliatory steps against American officials if Sacco and Vanzetti are executed. The stance reflects rising tension between the two nations as the case nears a verdict.
French communists threaten reprisals over Sacco and Vanzetti case
Paris officials report threats to blow up the American reparations commission and passport offices if Sacco and Vanzetti are executed. Letters were sent to Consul General Thackara and other American consuls in Marseilles Bordeaux and Lyons. Police guard consulates and the reparations and passport offices as investigations continue with no arrests announced.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Sacco
Vanzetti
United States
American Reparations Commission
Passport Bureau
Alexander M. Thackai
Marseilles
Bordeaux
Lyons
Conulate
Thackara
Four University of Chicago Students Die In Car Train Crash
Four University of Chicago students traveling to Urbana for the Illinois football game were killed when their car was struck by an Elgin Joliet and Eastern train near Milford Illinois. Victims named include Thomas Monilau Harold Skinner Stanwood Johnstone and Herschel Hopkins. The group had departed Chicago that afternoon intending to reach Urbana the next day.
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Associated Press
Chicago
University of Chicago
University of Ilinois
Urbana
Ill
Milford
Elgin, Joliet & Lastern
Thomas Monilau
Harold Skinner
Oak Park
Mil
Stanwood Johnstone
Minneapolis
Herschel Hopkins
Peace restored awaits treaty exchange with Germany
The Associated Press reports formal U S German peace restoration awaits exchange of ratification papers in Berlin. Diplomatic ties and a commerce treaty follow, with debate over Rhine troop withdrawal. About 13 000 American soldiers under Major General Allen may stay to maintain influence and arbitrate disputes between allies and Germany.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Berlin
Harding
Nels
Rhine
Allen
Allied War Debt Not To Be Canceled Under Refund Bill
The way and means committee reported that there is no authority to exchange war obligations of one country for another or to cancel allied debt. A provison states the act shall not authorize such exchanges or cancellations except by payment. The measure moves to the House, with a minority urging Congressional approval for all settlements.
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Thessociated
Washington
Way and Means Committee
House
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
del Commission
George Ramsey bids farewell to Helena in banquet
George Ramsey resigns as Helena Commercial Club president after a banquet where he was guest of honor. He departs tonight for New York to become financial manager of the Central Copper Company of Arizona.
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Helena
L. Ramsey
New York
Central Copper Company of Arizona
Commercial Club
Ramsey
Man Lost Ad Used To Fleece Brother In Four Greek Papers
A man pretended to be a Florida missing brother to scam $120 from the Florida man, as per a confession to postal authorities in Butte. The letter, mailed from Carrabelle, Florida, was sent to Divide, Montana, by Christo Monotitsi to his brother Mike. The case unfolds with continued details on page 7.
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Florida
Mike Syphantones
Divid
Syphan Jones
Butte
Carrabelle
Fla
Christo Monotitsi
Mike
Divide
Mont
George Brenner Sues Over Defective Car Spark Rod
George M. Brenner claims in a Chicago superior court suit that a defective spark control rod in a popular priced automobile caused sickness, soreness, lameness, and permanent injuries. He seeks damages of 000 from the manufacturer, noting muscle and nerve damage and permanent disability. The company has not yet appeared and a judge set a Monday appearance.
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Associatea
Chicago
George M. Brenner
Developments in Strike Situation Amid Rail Labor Tensions
Reports detail talks between the labor board and the Big Five unions amid a looming railroad walkout. With nearly three-fourths of workers aligned, conferences in Cleveland paused as no firm agreement emerged. Officials in commerce and interstate rail bodies urged restraint and prepared contingency plans as eastern lines seek replacements and nonstrike staffing.
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Ments
Labor Board
Cleveland
Heven
Standard
Big Five
Secretary of Commerce
Rail
Tioop
McChord
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gof
Harding
Central of New Jersey
American Railway Men's Association
Pennsylvania ‘Lines
Bank Robbery in Ontario Bank Seized Fourteen Thousand
Four masked bandits robbed the Bank of Toronto in Ontario Wyoming this afternoon taking an estimated 14 000 dollars. Manager H Lambert was held up in his office and a teller was coerced to provide change while four others looted the bank and threatened a bookkeeper Vera McIntosh and three customers during a running gun fight.
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Wyoming
Ontario
Bank of Toronto
H. Lambert
Vera McIntosh
Stay of execution for wife slayer in Chicago
A temporary stay of execution was granted for Frank Ligregni, a Bible student and condemned wife slayer, when a jury to determine his sanity could not be obtained in time to render a decision by dawn. If found sane, the judge said the execution would take only a few days.
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Chicago
Vel
Frank Ligregni
Dawn
Ligregni
Ligrega
J. J. Sullivan
Plans For Walkout To Go Right Ahead
Chicago dispatch details railroad labor board talks with five unions ordering a strike for Oct. 30 that failed to produce a tangible proposition. Union leaders say discussions were frank but no compromise emerged and the five presidents will return to Cleveland to decide further steps.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Ben W. Hoper
Labor “Board
Brotherhood
Cleveland
R M. Barton
Labor Board
Brumfield Attempts Suicide in Jail After Murder Conviction
Dr. Richard M. Brumfield, convicted of first degree murder for killing Dennis Rush in July, cut his throat in his jail cell late at night. He was found semi conscious, blood loss severe but not fatal. instrument used not found. he had a chance to recover.
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Roseburg
Ore
Richard M. Brumfield
Dennis Russe
Brumfield
Starmer
Brumfeld
Hexas
Neuner
Arbuckle Prohibition Hearing Continued One Week
The hearing of Roscoe C. Fatty Arbuckle on Volstead Act violation charges was continued for one week by a U S commissioner in San Francisco. Arbuckle, who arrived from Los Angeles, will stay until after his murder case trial in California state court over the death of Virginia Rappe.
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Associated Prec
San Francisco
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
United States
Buckle
Los Angeles
Virginia Rappe
League of Nations sets Silesian borders split between Poland Germany
The League of Nations council today announced Upper Silesia will be divided with 22 communes to Germany and 19 to Poland south of Lissaus and a parallel split to the north. A 15 year German mark standard and a shared customs regime aim to preserve peaceful economic life and cooperation between Poland and Germany.
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Paris
Council of the League of Nations
Poland
Germany
Oder River
Nieber- Schau
Polat
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Ways and Means Committee
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George
Lizzie
Joseph David
Texas
San Antonio
K. C. Geforth
International & Great Northern Railroad
Palestine
Brotherhood of Railroad
RD. Frame
Broterhood of
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Mr. Frame
Lee
International
Great Northern
International & Great Northern
Goforth
Barker
Ave
Russell
League OF Nations Council
Silesian
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