Withdrawal of Inverness invitation shocks Sinn Fein leaders
London reports say Lloyd George refused to meet Sinn Fein delegates unless they drop their demand for Irish independence. The British prime minister canceled the Inverness conference invitation while signaling openness to further exchanges, and a truce between Britain and Irish rebels remains unsettled with talks of plebiscites and possible Ulster talks.
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Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
London
Associated Press
England
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Sion Fein
Inverness
Sinn Penn
Loeb
Scotland
Brisich Calinet
House of Commons
Sinn’ Fein
Dail Tirennn
Trish
Ervk
Belfast
Preas Association
Dublin
Ington
Belfast and Sinn Fein calls to solve Irish crisis
Northern Whig urges Prime Minister Lloyd George and Sinn Fein leaders to seek a solution, while a pan conference is cancelled. The Belfast News Letter and Dublin reporting blame George for the crisis, claiming only decisive government action can restore amity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Sarce Ty
Lloyd George
Sinn Fein
Bs Tee Eonge
Sinn Fein Toute, and the Only Course “Open To the Government, Wrie Ts
Marttals
Belfast District Warming Up Again
Belfast dispatch reports a tense interior Ulster encounter as two unarmed constables on patrol near Cookatown East Tyrone were shot at by scouts believed to be republicans at drill. Unionist farmers aided by others exchanged shots with the party of republicans amid the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Associated Press
Ulster
Cookatown
East Tyron
Battleship Pennsylvania Joins Pacific Fleet Route
The battleship Pennsylvania, formerly Ragehip of the Atlantic fleet, sails to join the Pacific fleet and carry Vice Admiral Showmaker. It is due at San Diego on September 27 as flag transfers occur and Texas joins the sixth division. Admiral Adelbert Althetme commands the Pennsylvania. The Great Northern transport heads east for the Atlantic fleet flagship duties.
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Lic Angeles
Panama
Shoemaker
Battleship Division
Pennsylvania
San Diego
Showmaker
Texas
Eis Adelbart Althetme
Great Northern
Vorwegian Chosen as Deputy Judge for Permanent Court
Geneva reports that Judge F Von Reichmann of Norway was chosen as the fourth deputy judge of the Permanent International Court of Justice after the joint conference of the assembly and council approved the decision on the fourth ballot. Other candidates received one vote each. the council unanimously supported Dud Melel man. The assembly congratulated the delegates and agreed to telegram heads of states about the event and Cecil’s proposal for greater publicity.
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Geneva
Preas
Assembly
Council of the
Out Nations
F von. Reichmann
Norway
Permanent International Court of Justice
Reichmann
Prune Klein
Austria
Nicholas Mo ‘Ithe
Groove
Auguste Soares
Portugal
Crown Prince George narrowly escapes Turkish attack
Asia Minor report says Crown Prince George of Greece was nearly captured by mounted Turkish irregulars while en route to the capital from the front. The motorcar, carrying General Stratigus, escaped after bullets fired from a hillside near the Sakaria river.
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Brusa
Asia Minor
Associated Press
Crown Prince
George
Greece
Stratigus End
West- Shehr
Sakaria River
Thiet
Elmer
Urimbek
Prince George
Constantine
American Food Relief Comes to Soviet Famine Zone
The first American relief train for the Setne district departs Riga for Moscow, carrying half a million rations including flour, rice, milk and beans. F. G. Burland of San Francisco leads the mission. distribution will begin in Kazan province and Samara shortly, with two more trains en route to speed relief before river freeze.
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Moscow
Asociated
Setne
F. G. Burland
San Francisco
Relief Administration
Riga
Letvin
Kazan
Samara
Volga
Mayflower barred from defending North Atlantic trophy
The American race committee accepted the Nova Scotia trustees ruling barring the Mayflower from defending the North Atlantic fishermen’s trophy in the year’s races. The committee also decided to defend the cup held after Esperanto’s Halifax victory, but a later decision on next defender remained undecided. The Mayflower did not attend the discussions, and the process to select a defending vessel or arrange a race was left unresolved.
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Gloucester
Mase
Sept
Nova Scotia
Schoonler
Mayflower
Keperantn
Halifax
Wommissar
Abe
Esperanto
Time of Finance
Charles D. Brown
Warty
Murder Near Akron Slays Sinclair Aboard Car
Report says Murry Sion age 90 sportsman is murdered near Akron while traveling with Mell Smithers and two women. A car chase ends with a shot from the vehicle, Sinclair dies instantly. investigators seek clues.
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Akron
Murry Sion
Cleveland
Sinclair
Smithers
Alen
Tory
Beniivers
Raising Money to Pay Allies in Industrial and Bank Circles
A semi official Berlin report says Chancellor Wirth met with banking and industrial leaders to secure gold and foreign currency for future reparations. The conference stressed goodwill and practical steps to support the government and fulfill obligations. Discussions will continue with agricultural leaders as manufacturers agree on the allied demand.
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Berlin
Wirth
Ine Beret
Mutt
Germany May Seek Loan To Meet Reparations
Berlin reports that a law under consideration could enable the government to raise private gold loans abroad on the credit of German industry and agriculture to meet future reparations obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
der Taz
British Indian government arrests Gandhi movement leaders
Bombay dispatch reports the British Indian government has renewed arrests of Mohammed Ali and Shaukat Ali for inciting disaffection to troops and sedition. Interviewed by Viceroy Lord Reading, the brothers promised to curb their activities but have since participated in demonstrations in Malaherd. Officials say only a few agitators are involved, with no sign of broad new developments.
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Bombay
Malaherd
Tandon
All Brothers
India
Rilo Men Killed in Washout Wreck
Clinton Sept 10 Fireman John Johnson and an unnamed tramp were killed when the Chicago and North Western Westbound passenger train derailed after a washout a mile and a half east of Belin Plain. Engineer Thomas Lea was badly injured.
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Clinton
John Johnson
Clinton Amd
Thomas Lea
Chicago and Northwestern Railways
Pasar Gerrain
Belin Plain
King’s Physician Called For Premier in Inverness
In Inverness Scotland Sept. Mb by Associated Press Lord Dawson physician extraordinary to the king has been called to attend the premier amid royal health concerns.
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KING
Inverners
Scotland
Lord Dawson
Yeician
Coast Artillery Retirements Shrink Army Post Strength
Washington Sept 1 twelve officers were placed on the retired list today in line with the army reduction to 180000. The affected districts include Portsmouth New Hampshire New Hedsons Mars Eastern New York Southern New York the Py-tomar Cape Fear North Carolina Charleston South Carolina Savannah Tampa Florida Mobile Alabama the Columbia Oregon and Baltimore Maryland.
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Washington, DL
Portsmouth
N. H
New Hedsons
Mars
New York
Pytomar
Cape Fear
N.C
Charleston
S. O. Savannah
Tamps
Fla
Mobile
Ala
Columbia
Oregon
Baltimore
Christian Principles Debate at Methodist Conference
Arthur Henderson urges Christian principles in industry during a Methodist conference. He warns wealth inequality endangers social harmony and calls for an eight-hour day and profit sharing as essential reforms. The conference adopts a resolution urging militant church action against exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Henderson
Wriiteh House of
Comanons
Japan Receptive to Image of Working Conference
Japan shows cautious openness to the anticipated working conference amid signals from Tokyo. Officials indicate a willingness to engage on regional security topics while awaiting formal statements and allied positions.
Mrs Mallory Reaches Semi finals in Atlantic States tennis
In Philadelphia two singles and doubles semi finals were set for the women's middle Atlantic states tennis tournament. Mrs Molla Mallory advanced in the women's state circuit while partnering with Miss Kelich Sigomareey in the doubles semi final at Busstam.
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Mrs. Mallory
Philadelphia
Atlantic States
Crokert Clahe
Molla
Hjwretedt
Mallory
Hell Rool
Mrs Mallory
Mise Kelich Sijgomareey
Busstam
Delaware Cape Capen at 8 The Cary Department
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Delaware Cape and Capen at eight in relation to the Cary department. No clear event or context is readable. cannot determine a specific action or outcome.
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Ware Capen
Img Ie Wirebees Eecestyre
Cary Department
Forty Quarts of Rum At Arbuckle Party
Federal officials received a statement from Frederick Fischbach detailing that more than 40 quarts of liquor were consumed in Roscoe Arbuckle's San Francisco hotel suite tied to the death of Miss Virginia Rappe. The report notes whiskey, gin, and other liquor were brought from Los Angeles, with possible liquor confiscation if proven.
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Los Angeles
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
San Francisco
Virgishe Rappe
Frederick Fischbach
Robert Camarillo
United States
Fischbach
Camarillo
A. Forest Mitchell
California
J. Ralph Connor
Southern California
Fischbmch
Lowell Sherman
Arbuckle
Fischburh
Arbuckle declares return home amid murder case
Roscoe Patty Arbuckle, jailed in San Francisco on murder charges, says in a San Francisco interview he ordered a reservation and train to Los Angeles that evening and plans to return home. He aims to resume acting and predicts the case will clear up once the public learns more.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Roscoe Patty Arbuckle
San Pran
Pilem Actor Loses Joe in San Francisco Party Shock
In Los Angeles on September 16, Lowell Sherman, a noted motion picture actor, was reportedly released from a contract with a local production company after a party in San Francisco. The announcement stated he is no longer tied to the film project.
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Los Angeles
Cals
Lowell Sherman
Ator
Reson
Patty
Arba Beetél
San Princisco
Campang
Yeeter
National Guard Build Up Accelerates Across States
Washington reports rapid expansion of the National Guard as federal plans align with state force growth. The Sept 1 tally shows 124,480 members, up about 40,900 since day one, with authorized strength rising to 225,000. Three more divisions are organized, and a rear-assembly plan aims to integrate Guard units with the regular army for future mobilization.
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Washington, D.C
Alaft
Vince
National Guard
Enite
General Staff
Mahon Elected Head of Textiles
In New York a vote named Thomas F. McMahon of Providence Rhode Island as head of Textiles. The loss of John Golden was noted and Frank McRocky of Philadelphia and James Stare of NA were elected to other posts. T. J. Ragan of Jarwell, Mass was chosen as the second president.
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New York
Thomas F. McMahon
Providence
Jokn Golden
Cldem
Nk McRoaky
James Stare
NA Wee
Scondrie
T. J. Ragan
Jarwell
U Wee
Harding Baseball by Pewaibens Beats Wren Sathonst Team
In a hard fought game, Harding baseball team led by player Cardinale defeated Wren Sathonst with strong pitching and timely hitting. The match showed Parker at the plate and solid defense from Harding throughout.
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Pewaibens
Wren
Cardinale Bere Frimele
British cruiser Dauntless returns bodies of ZR-2 dead
The British cruiser Dauntless arrived off Sandy Hook with 16 American officers and men killed in the ZR-2 disaster. The bodies will be moved to a temporary chapel for a service with federal and local officials. Lieutenant Commander Emory Coil of Westboro and Lieutenant Charles G. Lith of Newburyport are among the honored dead.
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New York
Sandy Hook
Navy Yard
Emory W. Coil
Ex Service Men Celebrate Second Lamoille Encampment
Morrisville Vermont hosts the second annual American Legion post encampment for Lamoille County ex service members. Officers elected include Commander Dr George L Bates Morrisville Adjuct Earl Holmes Johnson Finance officer Barburn McMahon Stowe Executive committee expands two members per town Speeches by Major George L Bates Major H Nelson Chacksen and Roy Reade Malden Park. A parade featured floats and veterans bands marching through the village followed by a rally at the fairgrounds where Fraser Motager of Randolph spoke. Morrisville team beat Hyde Park in a later game as part of afternoon activities.
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Morrisville
Sepe
American Legion
Lamoier County
George Lb. Bates
Earl Holmes
Johnson
Barburn McMahon
Stowe
Bates
H. Nelson Chacksen
Montpelier
Adjucter
the Legion
Roy Reade
Hyde Park
New York City
Thin Village
Lovelock
Peservier
Secural Poste
Stowe Mosheville
Prrates
Dwight Smith
Fair Grammls
Hey. Fraser | Motager
Randolph
Flyde Park
Magnisville
Morriseille
Htea
Dog Newton
University of Vermont
Vergennes Man Held on Statutory Charge in Sept Trial
Alcile Geto of Pervisbury was brought before municipal court judge A W Dickens on a statutory charge involving a 15 year old Briggs. The complainant testified, bail set at 1000 dollars, to appear at December term in Middlebury. Bail forfeited by Tumeld Gebo and Ire LaFleur. State's Attorney George W Stone prosecuted. Ire LaFleur defended.
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Vergennes
Alcile Geto
Pervisbury
Mulcipal Court
A. W. Dickens
Briggs
Hwad Gebo
Middlebury
TuMeld Gebo
Ire LaFleur
Atttney
George W. Stone
Catte
Senate panel amends bill to raise extra hundred million
Washington DC September hearing on the House tax bill continues amid amendments. The Senate committee plans to add roughly 100 million more in funding, with additional changes expected as lawmakers weigh the measure.
Bethel Man Died of Anthrax Poisoning
Eugene Croissant aged 52 died from anthrax contracted while handling hides at the tannery. An abrasion on his left wrist allowed infection. serum reduced swelling but weakened his strength until death yesterday. Burial at Fairview cemetery with Rev. W. officiating. survived by wife and two brothers Henri Croissant of Bethel. Born in Bellefontaine France he had married twice, first to the widow of Louis Burrelle and then to the widow of William Brooks.
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Bethel
Eugene Croissant
O. V. Greene
Fairview Cemetery
Rev. W
Henri Croissant
Bellefontaine
France
Frem
Louis Burrelle
William Brooks
Dunham Trust Articles Filed With Secretary Of State
Articles of association for Dunham Trust Inc set to be filed, subscribing parties include George L. Praham Lyndon L. Dunham and Harold W. Mason all of Brattleboro. Purposes are charitable including aid to education medicine religious and civic causes with endowment of hospitals and gifts. no member benefits except for service, strictly charitable, self perpetuating. Membership may be increased but not reduced below three.
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Dunham Trust, Inc
Tate
George L. Praham
Lyndon L. Dunham
Harold W. Mason
Brattivhoro
Andrew Wins Republican Nomination In Sixth District Primary
Boston reports Coronel A Piatt Andrew former assistant secretary of the treasury clinched the Republican nomination in the sixth district special primary. He led Ransom Pingree by about 9,000 votes with official returns showing Andrew 19 428 Pingree 10 402 Morse 1 787 and Dur rump At among others.
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Boston
Coronel A. Piatt Andrew of
Shuster
Vagrant and Saints race for Cape May cup
In New York the yachts Vagrant and Saints of the New York Yacht Club begin a 200 mile Cape May challenge cup race. Owned by Harold S Vanderbilt and Ho E B Honnard, they sail from Ambrose Channel lightship toward Cape May and back, amid light conditions and no time allowances.
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New York
Wianners Vagrant and Saints
New York Yacht Club
James Gordon Bennett
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Ho E B. Honnard
Cape May
Echooners
Sonnion
Ambrose Channel
Immunity for Van Zandt Revealed in Stock Probe
Prosecutor J D Douglas disclosed a document purporting to release Newton Van Zandt former president of the Revere Motor Car Co from liability in affairs of the concern. The disclosure ties to the county grand jury investigation into alleged long running stock manipulation by a large company now under receivership.
Harding saves deportation of Armenian immigrants
New York reports that President Harding has temporarily halted the deportation of 240 Armenian immigrants to Turkey. Representative Inaac Seigel says a wireless message from the Mayflower ordered their deportation but a conference in Washington is delaying the action.
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Turkey
New York
Narding
Inaac Seigel
Washington
Bhy
El Paso Council Bans Masked Gatherings in New Ordinance
El Paso City Council adopted an ordinance forbidding masked gatherings at public events. The measure aims to curb disturbances and ensure safety at carnivals and similar activities. It targets unidentified groups and requires enforcement by city officials.
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el Paso
Paso
Toran
Ronist
Halle
Wrecked Nash Touring Car Struck by Night Train
In South Royalton Vermont a Nash touring car, altered and unnamed, was driven at high speed into the railroad embankment near a crossing, wrecking the vehicle and delaying the northbound express about 20 minutes. The driver escaped, leaving no ID. train personnel alerted Bethel for fare and onward Boston travel. The wreckage remained wedged in at the track edge with no liquor found at the scene.
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Royalton
Vermont
Charles H. Taft
Roy Walton
Taft
Mesage
Bethel
Boston
Santcy
Island Pond Driver Reports Collision on Railroad Street
H J Kennedy reports driving into Tex Tand Pond along Railroad Street on Sept 14 when a Buick owned by Henry Riggie passed on the wrong side and struck him. Kennedy says the matter is with State's Attorney Oliver Cameron. Wendell F Pualfer of Montpelier reports a Ford collision near Pioneer Merlin causing 87 damage and notes two prior accidents in 102.
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H. J. Kennedy
Island Pond
Atuce
Tex Tand Pond
Railroad Street
Henry Riggie
Kennedy
Oliver Cameron
Wendell F. Pualfer
Montpelier
Atute High Department
Pioneer
Merlin
Secretary of State
Puffer
Judge Scott as Witness in Slander Case
Judge Moulton ruled a statement about Westcott attributed to Boyer could be admitted as evidence in the Westratt versus Raye slander case heard in a Sherman circuit court. The lengthy day focused on witness examination with Judge Bl. Scutt of Barre among those present.
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W. H. Westratt
Shell fishing may be ruined by neglect threats
Atlantic City Nova Scotia September 1. The drought by will waste men among the elthreots considering at the annual meeting of the One State Fisheries association. John Compier of Boston warned that unless manure removal measures are adopted shell fisheries at Retuiey Bebemd and Connectionsemmste would be ruined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Wil
John Compler
Boston
Justices of the Peace in Colchester Named in Accord
Colchester appoints Justices of the Peace with Hart fortan and Robinson jointly serving alongside Vrank flebinewm and EB Wrederet, to preside over local matters in Colchester.
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Justices of the Peace
Colchester
Vrank Flebinewm
EB. Wrederet Peare
Hartfortan
Gloni Robinson Ai Lapectively
Talk of the Town Marriage Notice in Town
Friends gather to witness the marriage of Mrs Georgina Trail Metgdor of Spagiding to her fiancé from Zanesville and Oertefl Crane of Danville. The ceremony marks a union of two prosperous young families in the community.
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Georgina Trail Metgdor
Fied
Zanesville
Danville
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