Lloyd George says no Sinn Fein meeting without Irish claim withdrawal
London Sept 18 Associated Press reports British premier David Lloyd George warns that a conference with Sinn Fein delegates is impossible unless Ireland's claim to meet as an independent sovereign state is withdrawn. He reiterates allegiance to the throne and British commonwealth basis for any talks with Ireland.
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Associated Press
London
David Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Sinn Fein
Sas
Southern Ireland
Ireland
British Commonwealth
Tam
Delast
General Retreat by Greeks Begun in Asia Minor
The Associated Press reports that Greek forces engaged in the Asia Minor offensive have begun a general retreat to their pre drive positions. They have fallen back across the Sakaria river after a battle of over ten days with heavy casualties, and Greek officials admit the advance on Angora failed as Turkish resistance stiffens.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Sakaria
Angora
Thomas Chope dies after gallant fight at hospital
Labor Commissioner of Anaconda Copper Mining Co. succumbs at Butte hospital after operation. Three dead after gallant fight. Chope named in leadership role amid mining firm operations and health crisis.
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Thomas Chope
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Butte Hospital
Surrounded by Family Thomas Chope Dies in Anaconda
Labor commissioner for Anaconda Copper Mining Company Thomas Chope died at St James hospital after a 10 day battle following an appendectomy. Born in Cork Ireland he came to America with his family in the 1890s and spent years in Colorado and Utah mining camps before rising to his role with the company. His death followed a long illness with his wife and family at his bedside.
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Thomas Chope
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
St. James’ Hospital
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Mr. Chope
Cork
Ireland
United States
Colorado
Utah
Tom Chope
Ameica
Colrade
Desperado Getaway Foiled by Trusties at Arkansas Farm
Tom Slaughter, an Oklahoma criminal, tried to escape the Arkansas penal farm and killed one man and wounded three guards with a rifle. Convict Wilburn Taylor was wounded. Jim Morris and Dewitt Taylor were not expected to live. An inquest urged Slaughter’s murder charge. Slaughter claimed he expected the chair. Trusty guards’ loyalty prevented a mass escape of 200 inmates.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
Tom Slaughter
Oklahoma Today
Arkansas
Bliss Adkisson
Cleburne County
Jim
Morris
Dewitt Taylor
Wilburn Taylor
Adkison
Slaughter
Jefferson County
Amundsen preps seven year polar expedition from Seattle
Captain Roald Amundsen arrives off Seattle in the Maud to be fitted for a seven year Arctic voyage toward the North Pole. The ship carries provisions and gear, with Eskimo crew and his young adopted daughter Oakonita aboard for the next expedition.
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Roald Amundsen
Seattle
Wash
Maud
North Pole
Amundsen
Oakonita
Rer
Waters
Bishop Thomas O'Gorman Dies in St Paul
Bishop Thomas O Gorman of Sioux Falls died tonight after a career as priest and historian. Born in Boston on May 1 1843 he studied in France and was ordained in 1865. He served at St Paul Rochester Faribault taught at St Thomas College and Catholic University Washington and was installed as bishop in Sioux Falls in 1896. He wrote History of the Roman Catholic Church in the United States and helped a Roosevelt mission to Rome on Philippine affairs.
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Associated Press
ST. “Paul
Thomas O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
Dowling
Boston
St. Paul
Cretin
St. Pauliocese
Ireland
France
Rochester
Faribault
St. Thomas ‘College
St Paul
Catholic University
Washington
D. C
St. Patrick's
Unite States
O'Gorman
United States
Rome
Roosevelt
Vatican
Moonshine Arrest Ends Emerald Wis Police Probe
The Emerald Wis police department was arrested after a farmer told federal agents he had sold the last drop of moonshine to the village constable. The incident followed an agents visit seeking liquor, triggering the arrest.
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Associated Pres
Wis
Emerald
Shopmen Vote to Strike Over Wage Reductions
Railroad shop men across six federated unions have voted to strike over wage reductions but will defer action while working rules are reviewed by United. The pending rules dispute centers on the United States railroad administration and negotiations continue in Chicago dated September 18.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Federated Shop Crafts Unions
United
Gow Retired Early Had Nothing to Do with Fire
A committee report on a miniature reproduction of the Chicago fire clears Mrs. O Leary and her cow of responsibility. It states evidence shows the horse did not kick over the lamp and that Mrs. O Leary was confined with a sore foot and could not have gone to the barn.
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Gow
Eight Thousand View Virginia Rappe Bier in Los Angeles
Eight thousand persons visited the bier of Virginia Rappe, actress, as Roscoe Arbuckle awaits murder trial in San Francisco. A long line filed past the casket in a floral ceremony. tomorrow the private funeral will be held at 10:30 at the undertaking parlors with Rev. Frank Roudenbush officiating and interment in Hollywood Cemetery. An evening gown will replace the shroud and flowers will be placed in her hair. Several Los Angeles pastors addressed sermons centering on the Arbuckle case.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Virginia Rappe
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
San Francisco
Henry
Frank Roudenbush
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church of
East Hollywood
Hollywood Cemetery
Miss Rappe
Arbuckle
Women Questioned in Arbuckle Case
Several women have not appeared in connection with the murder charge filed against Roscoe C. Fatty Arbuckle as the Associated Press reports from San Francisco on September 18. Continued on Page 2, Column 2.
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Arbuckle
Associated
San Francisco
Seral
Roscoe C
Fatty
Board split on professor case amid Legion attack
The Board of Education faced a divide over how to handle a professor whose activities had been attacked by the American Legion. The dispute centers on whether disciplinary steps or other actions are warranted, reflecting tensions between local authorities and veterans’ groups.
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Board of Education
American Legion
Lanner of Butte Opposes Action on Full Salary
The board will pay Fisher a full year’s salary despite no university duties. Fisher’s supporters hail his uplift politics while opponents say loyalty to the university should govern tenure. The decision allows continued pay with no active service, amid protests over political entanglements and use of state funds.
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Lanner
Butte
Helena
Hsher
Hale
the Sinivernigy
Piaher
Fisher
Law School
Fred
Elliott
Clapp
University of Montana professor placed on paid leave
The board, following two days of argument, voted to grant Professor Fisher a leave of absence with pay through the remainder of his contracted appointment, extending until September 1, 1922, as decided by Chancellor Teave. The action concludes the contentious dispute over the professor's disposition.
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University of Montan
Fisher
Teave
Elliott
Tha Ging
Train Hits Auto Kill Three Near Kelley Crossing
North bound Minneapolis and St Louis passenger train struck an automobile at the Kelley crossing three miles south of here. The dead are: 40.
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Minneapolis & St. Louis
Kelley Crossing
Here
Insanity, Domestic Trouble Tells in Measterville Shooting
Mr and Mrs Jasper Grosso residents of Meaderville are dead after Grosso shot Mrs Grosso in their home early yesterday 845 am as a domestic disturbance and alleged insanity prompt authorities to view the episode as the probable cause A bystander child Bert 12 defended his mother during prior violence The wounded Mrs Mary Favero of Meaderville is hospitalized at St James hospital after witnessing the shot and fleeing the scene from the doorway to the bedroom body of Mrs Grosso found propped by the bed with a dirt pile nearby The investigation notes ongoing divorce proceedings and prior charges of wife beating against Grosso with an axe attack described in earlier incidents
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Jasper Grosso
Meaderville
Mary Favero
Main Street
St. James” Hospital
Grosso
Coarua
Thei
Bertie
Demonstration in Vienna by Germans sparks unrest demand
A pan-German parade in Vienna demanded immediate union with Germany. The protest cited the Burgenland situation as a cause of internal political crisis, with Hungary suspected of seeking to reframe the treaty to discuss Burgenland.
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Associated Press
TENNA
Germany
Burgenland
Hungary
Robbers’ cache ambush wounds two posse members in Oregon
In Portland area on Sept 18 Roy Moore and Bert Orcutt were shot by Vancouver Washington officers as they approached a buried money cache linked to a circus hold up. Both men were seriously wounded and jailed in Vancouver, with most stolen funds recovered.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Roy Moore
Bert Orcutt
Vancouver
Wash
Moore
Orcutt
Christine Gros
Seattle
Nelson Steel
John
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