Smuts to Meet De Valera in Dublin Today
London dispatch reports General Jan Smuts premier of the Union of South Africa will arrive in Dublin tomorrow to meet Eamonn De Valera and other Irish leaders. A Dublin conference with representatives of Irish republicans and southern unionists adjourns to Friday after discussing views and agreements at Mansion House.
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Dublin
Dispatch
London
Jan Christian Smuts
Union of South Africa
Dubin
Eamonn de Valera
Uriah
Jeaders
Southern Ireland
de Valera
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
Earl Mid
Fifty Years Ago My Lad Footnote on Local Times
A fragment from the first page recalls crops nearly worthless and conditions in the county with wheat oats cotton and corn described as unprofitable. A foot race at Stone Mountain failed to occur due to contestants illness. Police officer Tom Costello died of typhoid fever, acknowledged with remorse for his faults.
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Stone Mounatain
Tom Costello
Tom
Fabric tires spark buyer concern across the country
The article notes four to five million car owners use fabric tires and object to being offered odd lots, discounts, retreads, and seconds. It argues cord tires have raised quality expectations, but fabric tires remain in sales contention. It highlights Nobby Usco and Chain Tread as increasingly popular fabric options meeting a legitimate need, regardless of tire size or wear.
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Nobby
Usco
Holiday Fatalities At Varied Casses And Celebrations
Jacksonville, July 4 two deaths and five seriously injured at city beach resorts. Marvin Brown 20 died after a head on crash with a motorcycle ridden by the Atwood brothers 17 and 20. Louise Horney and Loriie Harrell 13 15 were badly hurt when knocked from a running board. Percy Robinson shot and wounded at Manhattan Beach. McInarnay 20 died. Atwood brothers severely burned. Brown a local salesman tested his car when the crash occurred. The Rev. accidents and drownings also reported from Birmingham Montgomery Chattanoog a New Orleans and New York with multiple drownings and injuries on Independence Day.
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Life Saving Corps
Marvin Brown
William Atwood
Pablo Beach
Jerry McInarnay
Thomas Atwood
William
Louise Horney
Loriie Harrell
Percy Robinson
Manhattan Beach
McInarnay
Brown
Atwood Brothers
Atwood Boy
Fourth of July disaster toll across cities overwhelms reports
The teletypes recount multiple Fourth of July tragedies with dozens dead or injured. In Chicago twelve killed and many harmed by heat and accidents while San Francisco reports three children dead and statewide fires. Knoxville notes numerous automobile crashes and a drowning, all linked to holiday celebrations and unsafe fireworks laws.
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Tira
Gladys
San Francisco
Joyce
Chicago
Aoue
Knoxville
Tenn
W. H Holloman
University of Tennessee
Frisgo
James Y. Llayden
Typhoon Hits Manila Causing Wide Damage And Blackout
A powerful typhoon early today crippled Manila and surrounding areas. The city lost power, streets were dark, houses suffered roof loss, and several small boats were driven ashore in Manila Bay as streetcar service fell silent.
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Manila
Cts
Maniila Bay
Who'd Blame Scions For Their Hot Times In This Legislature
Mexico City July 4 General Carlos Green former governor of Tabasco is brought to Mexico City after arrest for insubordination. He was detained months ago following disorders in Tabasco that included shootlings in the legislative chamber and he was released.
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Mexico City
Carlos Green
Tabasco
Union Executives Still Undecided On Rail Pay Cut
Fifteen hundred railway union chairmen meeting in Chicago failed to agree on the wage cut effective July 1 and will continue sessions this week. They prioritized the national working agreements and delayed a public statement to allow more consideration before deciding on the war decreases and other terms.
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Chicago
Iunion
Tianes
Socialist Leader Demands Arrest of Kidnapper
Otto Branstetter, national secretary of the Socialist party, says telegrams were sent to Idaho officials demanding the arrest of those who kidnapped socialist lecturer Kate Richards O’Hare in Twin Falls last week. The message questions local officials, cites past administration crimes, and asks what steps the federal government will take to uphold law and order and citizens’ rights in Idaho.
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Chicago
Otto Branstetter
Socialist Party
ALLOY
Mhey
Daugherty
Davis
Idaho
Twin Falls
Kate Richards O Hare
Kate Richards O'Hare
O'Hare
Department of Justice
Murder Charge After Gun Fight In Tift County
In Tifton Georgia two farmer neighbors, Damiel Suttor and John M Green, were involved in a gunfight at a neighbor’s home yesterday. Suttor died in hospital while Green is jailed charged with murder. The exact cause of the affray remains unknown.
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Tifton
Damiel Suttor
John M . Green
Whidder Mill
Tift County
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