Conference adjourns in Dublin amid republicans and unionists
A Dublin conference called by Eamon de Valera with Arthur Griffith and four southern unionists adjourned for three hours with the delegates and crowd at the Mansion House. De Valera arrived to cheers and the session resumed after a 1 pm adjournment, with lunch for de Valera and Griffith hosted by the lord mayor.
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de Valera
Mansion House
Dublin
Arthur Griffith
Preas
Eamonn de Valera
Stun Fern
Earl Midleton
Mawrice Cockerel
Robert Henry Woods
Andrew Jameson
O'Neill
Phelan
Sale
Melbourne
Australia
Fr. Devlin
New York
Countess Plunkett
Mr. de Valera
Mr. Griffith
English Hopeful Sinn Fein Talks Signal Ireland Peace Effort
London reports say Sinn Fein and South Irish Unionists met in Dublin with hopes of a peace basis. Observers weigh chances of De Valera accepting or countering the British prime minister's invitation as Ulster and Ireland face ongoing political strain.
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London
Sinn Fein
Unioniste of
South Ireland
Dublin
Ireland
Hasimiem
Eamonne
Slnn Fein
Thy Reh
Tankie
Partiamen
Karl Michetton
South Irish Unioniet
Lioyd George
Belfast
de Valera
Associated Freee
Migh
Liegd George
Ulster
Nus
Belfast Streets Battle Leaves Many Dead Warning Fires Continue
A Belfast street clash near midnight left several dead and many wounded. Police and Fire brigades responded as shots and arson spread, with guards deployed to prevent further surprise attacks. Heavy casualties were reported among participants and bystanders.
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Belfast
Tinton
Kent Gtretia
Seeraeere
Pole Burrill
Britain floats plan for east conference with US China Japan
Britain may invite the United States, China and Japan to a conference on the eastern situation. Officials declined comment but informed circles suggest London seeks full soundings before any statement on the Anglo Japanese treaty. Lloyd George indicated replies from these powers were awaited before his Commons address.
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London
Associated Press
Great Britain
United States
Japan
China
Lloyd George
House of Commons
America
House
Ward
Canada proposes Pacific conference amid imperial armament debate
London reports Premier Lloyd George signals a possible Pacific conference after a Canadian external affairs proposal. Washington and Tokyo replies awaited, with the United States likely to favor a conference if the Anglo Japanese alliance is denounced. Dominion leaders may urge a 12 month notice if required, as British press weighs armament future and world peace.
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London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Japan
United States
Onin Fed
Department of External Affairs
Washington
Picknickers struck by tainted food poisoning near Bristol
Bristol Virginia Tenn area report says forty four people attended a nearby cookout yesterday and many, mostly children aged three to twelve, became critically ill from food poisoning. Officials hope for full recovery as investigators work.
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Bristol
VaoTenn
Duly
Left Small Estate in California Probate Petition
The estate of Franklin Lane former secretary of interior will not exceed about 1000 dollars. A petition filed in Superior Court yesterday seeks letters of administration. Lane died leaving a will with his son and daughter as heirs. The estate includes 18 acres of farm land in Contra Costa County and a few shares in a mercantile concern.
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Franklin Lane
Interior
Superior
Sourthern
Miners' Heads Sent to Jail in Kansas Trial Case
Alexander Howat August Dorhy and union vice president were sentenced by Judge Frank W. Boss in Cherokee County district court to six months in jail and a $50 fine for violating the Kansas trial law by calling a strike.
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Columbus
Jaly
Alexander Howat
August Dorehy
Kanere’ Union
Frank W. Boss
Cheroken
Howat
Dorby
Kansas Pan
Personal crisis reports rise in New York City in 1920
New York City records show married persons faced more personal crisis reports than singles in 1920. Chief Medical Examiner Morris released figures showing 38 percent married, 185 single, 10 widows, two divorcees, and 24 unknown statuses among victims. First six months of the year indicate a slight increase over 1919.
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New York
New + York
Morris
New York Youth Pageants Rock Christian Endeavor Meet
About 1500 youngsters under 12 from New York Connecticut and New Jersey staged acts titled The Art of Nations and The Missionary Pageant at the Tietlem armory during the world Christian Endeavor convention. They joined a big Fifth Avenue parade with delegations from 11 states and nations marching to the scene.
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New York
Nuo
Christian Endeavor
Connect
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Tiet Iment
Fifth Avenue
Ranniry
Comrads
Hunyan
Jewelers Protest Discontinued Diamond Shipments
Jewelers from Washington and major cities protested a federal order halting shipments of diamonds and other precious stones by express carriers. They argued lack of hearing on the order and claimed discrimination since mail order firms were allowed to operate under examination and collection rules, warning of serious business losses.
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Washington, DC
Boston
New York
Chicago
Pire Lurgh
Oteimerte Commission
Express
Sir James Craig Visits King Without Comment on Interview
Sir James Craig met the King this morning but refused to discuss the interview. The Irish situation was raised but he gave no statement after his arrival, leaving officials tightlipped about the talks.
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James Craig
Uleter
James
Theda Bara a Bride in Secret Greenacht Marriage
New York gossip reports Silent film star Theda Bara secretly married last Saturday at Greenacht. Friends recall a quiet ceremony as Bara returned from touring, with relatives and a few associates present. The groom's identity remains unclear amid the blurred OCR text.
Sunderland man sentenced to seven to eight years
Manchester reports Harry Reynolds of Sunderland was convicted on a statutory charge and given a term of seven to eight years in the state prison. The judge ordered the sentence in court yesterday after Reynolds was found guilty of the offense.
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Manchester
Harry Reynolds
Sunderland
Ouimet Wins In Tumult Final Round Match
In a tense round in Worcester Massachusetts July, Ouimet defeated Quinlan and Cove to claim the title. The event featured Grtlew and others in a crowded competition amid hot conditions.
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Worcester
Mase
Quinlan
Nod Cove
Missing ship Callao sought after 60 passengers aboard
New York reports a missing passenger steamship Callao expected Sunday from Buenos Aires and Kin De Janeiro with 10 passengers. Navy messages from Arlington VA say Munson line officials fear for her safety as radio silence may indicate equipment failure. Wireless range limited to about 600 miles.
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New York
Navy
Arlington
Callao
Buenos Aires
Kin de Janeiro
Munson Fine
Nin
Steamer Mayari Floated Off At High Tide
The United States Fruit Co steamship Mayari ran aground in fog off Highland Light Truro Mass while bound from Barnes Cuba to Boston. Coast guard surf boat crew assisted but the ship floated with rising tide and resumed voyage to Boston without damage.
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Truro
Mass
United States Fruit Co
Mayari
Highland Light
Mayart
Barnes
Cuba
Boston
Coast Guards
Willam Page
Crow on Wire Falls Into Hay Fire Near Spencerport
A crow alighted on a heavily charged Niagara River Co electric wire near Spencerport in Rochester causing a blazing mass to fall into uncut hay. The burning hay ignited ripe grain and caused heavy damage before fire apparatus arrived. Nearby wheat fields valued at thousands of dollars were threatened.
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Rochester
Niagara River Co
Spencerport
Fie
Thousands Fight Forest Fires in New Brunswick and Quebec
Frederickton New Brunswick in July reports more than 2000 men battling 18 fires across the province. Fires flared anew despite containment with Chief Forester G H Prince blaming careless smoking. In Trois Rivers Quebec five hundred small fires rage near Grand Mere causing damage at Lake Laperke as echo planes halt scouting due to fumes.
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Grand Mere
P. C
New Brunswick
Frederickton
N. B
G. H. Prince
Three Rivers
Quebec
Lake Laperke
Portland minister congratulated on world convention message
Governor Baxter sent a telegram to Rev Francis K Clark founder of a Christian Endeavor group in Portland Maine praising the organization. He lauded the four million members and Maine as a home of the society while noting the world convention in New York.
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Portland
Francis K. Clark
Chietian Endeavor, Organization
New York
Viag
Percival P. Baxter
Maine
Tustian Endeavor Society
Fishing Yawl Sunk In Boston Harbor
The fishing yawl Active of Provincetown sank in fog near Boston Harbor after a collision with the steamer Nantasket. Captain John Silva and crew were aboard. William Silva sustained a fracture while others were saved by the excursion crew. The Colony, en route to shore, was damaged but continued on its voyage.
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Heston
Provincetown War Rink
Peggy Joyce Awarded Monthly Alimony and Fees
Peggy Joyce receives 1350 dollars per month alimony plus 27,500 in solicitor fees and 1200 in expenses in a court reply to an annulment suit. The husband claims a fortune above 3 million, while Joyce seeks temporary alimony of ten thousand dollars per month and related fees to pursue the case, with further adjudication set for September.
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Chicago
Dopey Hopkins
Tayo
Hinge Sabbath
James Stanky Jorer
Slerar
Sane le Temperarr
Jas Hodge
Aes
Sosen
Hoxtand Im Bis
Red Poppies Not Wanted by Commissioner in Massachuset ts
Commissioner Arthur L. Gilbert stated no creole or plants be brought to Massachusetts for propagation citing tremendous harm from poppy diseases. He warned that Flanders poppy spreads could extend farming areas and cause severe damage to agricultural districts.
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Keston
Gree
Plewhlers
Hiv
Arthur L. Gilbert
Masbache
Flanders
J Dunn Appointed In Washington On July Fourth
Edward J Tose is named to a federal post amid a Washington ceremony. Details unclear due to fragmented source but confirms appointment and date proximity to Independence Day.
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Washington
Edward J Tose
Montpelier Woman Dies After Long Illness At Home
Mrs John Girard of Montpelier dies at 10 30 this morning after a year long illness General decline from old age noted Born in St Meri PQ August 29 1827 nearly 84 years old She lived in Montpelier about 40 years Survived by three daughters a son six grandchildren and several great grandchildren including an infant Also mentions family connections and local notices about deer incidents and civic matters including stock amendments and estate administrations
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John Girard
Montpelier
Avelick
Girard
St. Meri
Theodora Fisher
Antiine Galaise
Mra Paul ‘the
City Hall
Hevides
St Augustine's Church
Girard Alee
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Frank Sawyer
Moretown
Andrt
Grand Tele Bas
Fish and Game
Counts
Rae
L. & Mulhotland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Ells
Agricultural
Madison
Wis
Py Warren
Plainfield
George Ae
Marve Stromieies
Cart Stridebereger
Cart Stridebereger Cnllicted On the Hartwick
W. B. Fonds Company
St. Albene
Phil
Brown Lyte
Fast Montpelier
James & Young
Thay Town
John Hefland
NorthBeld
Timothy Holisad
Northfield
Bonus Bill Fate In Doubt Amid Senate Debate
Washington July 2 extended discussion on the bonus bill was anticipated as Senate leaders believed they had enough votes to lay aside the measure. No move to recommit was planned until Harding’s expected message was received, leaving the bill in unfinished business with debate stretching into today before a weekend adjournment.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Senate
Capitol
First Rattlesnake Bounty in Vermont
George H. Blood of Springfield is the first recipient under the rattlesnake bounty law. The Springfield treasurer paid the claim and sent it to the auditor of accounts. Pelkey of Fair Haven pushed the bill afterBathers at Lake Bomoseen were reported troubled by snakes. it passed the House and Senate.
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George H. Blood
Springfield
Springfi S
Pelkey
Fair Haven
Lake Bomoseen
Senate
Barre Branch VFW forms with six veterans
Six men who served abroad joined with national deputy chief of staff J H Cripps at Hotel Barre to organize a local Veterans of Foreign Wars post. George Bartlett was elected commander Percy Dwyer adjutant Leslie Wilson quartermaster with three others named as temporary officers. Charter members may join within seven days and permanent officers will be chosen after four days. Sergeant Cripps heads to Montpelier then Detroit for the national encampment.
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United States
J. H. Cripps
Hotel Barre
Veterans of Foreign Wars Organization
George Bartlett
Percy Dwyer
Leslie Wilson
George T. Thayer
Napoleon White
Ernest Lafayette Thess
Unckgam
Legion
Sergeant Cripp
Montpelier
Vermont
Detroit
Walter Toyes
BR. M. Gen'l
VF. W
New York Cty
Cripp
Separate Trial Sought for Vanzetti in Sacco Case
Dedham Massachusetts July 8 A motion for a separate trial for Bartolomeo Vanzetti was renewed after Sacco testified in the double murder trial. Judge Webster Thayer ordered the jury to retire as attorney McArdney argued for severance, citing interest of his client and prior motions.
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Dedham
Mass
Bartolomeo Vingotti
Nicrols Saccd
Bacco
Weitnesday
Vanzetti
Sacco
J. McArnamney
Sbt
Webster Thayer
McAramer
McArnamney
Sacra
Tercurt
Ice Cream Prices Called Excessive
July report notes a push by Representative Paul H. Hines to have ice cream treated as a necessity and prices investigated. He cited prices in several states and urged the commission to act, arguing key ingredients have fallen in price while finished dairy products rise.
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Bester
Paul H. Hines
Saveniaimetta
Chienum
Oriens
State Board Names Vermont Teacher Training Leaders
The state board of education met in Rutland to announce new appointments in teacher training and rural schooling. Bennet Douglass will head the Vermont teacher training department, Miss Elite Allen will oversee the institute training in Lyndon, and Katherine Aagesen will supervise training in Rutland. Montpelier’s M. Da will supervise rural schools, with committees reshaping the single year courses and rural outreach.
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State Board of Education
Rutland
Mice Woodruff
St. Johnsbury
Elite
Allen
Lyndon
Mise Katherine Aagesen
Couracs
Mink
M. da
Montpelier
I Polly
Carlo Merlo Funeral Draws Large Attendance
Funeral services for Carlo Merlo were held Saturday at 2 o clock with Kee in Gondeperdott. The ceremony drew many mourners from Montpelier and beyond including New York City and Quincy figures. Pallbearers included three nephews and other relatives as the procession moved to Hap e Cemetery where Merlo was laid to rest amid flowers and respect.
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Carlo Merlo
Ite Street
O'Clork
Kee
Gondeperdott
Montpelier
Lew Rballi
New York City
Pant Minti
Quincy
Mess
Founen Rossi
Char Vt Mabe
Antonio Hideki J
Peter
Hanover
Merlo
Paul Reetelli
Kern Ferrario
Pas Scampini
Antonio Fascli
Frank Miano
Trish Freedom Meeting in Barre Organizes Vermont Council
James T Hayes arrives from Chicago to organize Vermont for the American Ae...n to establish a council in Barre. He plans to tell towns to join and promote Ireland's independence. Father McKenna of St Monbea's is expected to speak about Ireland.
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Knights of Columbus
James T Hayes
Barre
Hayes
Chicago
Vermont
National Organization
Masaachu
Hay
Ireland
Hks
P McKenna
St Monbea’s
Ares
Father McKenna
Talk of the Town mishmash at Windsor and City Hospital
Local notes report Louie Gauthier receiving care at Windsor City Hospital and Arthur Boreas being taken there for treatment. Mrs. George Camp, 18 Arch Street, operated on at City Hospital yesterday. Fragmented items mention residents, a cat at Northrop’s house, and various community happenings amid unclear details.
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Louie Gauthier
Windsor
Gore
Arthur Boreas
Miles Block
City Hospital
George Camp
Arch Street
Four Jurymen Imply Trial Of 1919 Gamblers
Four jurymen were selected in a 1919 gamblers case as the trial proceeds. The proceedings showed concerns over the pace with a ten week schedule for jury service and the courtroom mechanism.
Bootleggers Kill Sheriff in Utica Area Ambush
Deputy Sheriff Kammerlohr was shot and killed after two bootleggers opened fire as he and Deputy Ireland approached a suspected bootlegging car near Utica New York. The fleeing suspects Comiskey and Denmark were wounded and arrested, hospitalized for injuries.
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Utica
NL & Uly
Sherrim Charles
Hoe
Ireland
Kammerlohr
Comiskey
Nathan Denmark
Denmark
Heat Paralyzes Barre Factories in Record Heat Wave
Heat intensified over two days as thermometers spiked across Barre. Doves Brothers Co and Presbrey Leland Co halted operations while Harrison Granite Co continued morning work but stopped by noon. Depot Square hit 200 by five, Clark's feed lot stayed near 80. Leaves fell from maples along Main Street as heat lingered.
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U's
Barre Granite
Doves Brothers Co
Presbres- Leland Co
Harrison Granite Co
National Life Building
Montpelier
Old Sol
Depot i Square
Clark's
Rth Main Street
Permit Restrictions From Vermont Car Operators
Relative complaints reveal several individuals learning the need to operate vehicles properly to gain operating permits. Reginald Humphrey of Swanton and others are suspended or revoked for road law violations, intoxication, or accident involvement. Officials notified several out-of-state and local residents that they are barred from operating automobiles in Vermont.
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Reginald Humphrey
Swanton
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