Truce Terms Agreed in Ireland At Dublin Headquarters
British and Irish Republican Army representatives agreed to a seven point truce in Dublin detailing no incoming troops or munitions, no provocative displays, same martial law protections, and no searches or secret agents. Attacks cease on crown forces and civilians, with further talks planned in London and implications for De Valera’s conference.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Sir Nevil MacReady
Ireland
Dunand
A. W. Cope
Robert C. Barton
EB. J. Duggan
Irish Republican Army
Irish “Bulletin
Dail Eiraenn
Royal Irish Constabulary
South Armagh
Draper Holmes
Lisdrumliskey
Cummins
Cashel
Tullamore
Crown
Ballyduff Halls
London
Eamonn de Valera
de Valera
Sinn Fein
Hamar Greenwood
James Craig
Lloyd George
Finding School Boy Jury Meets Approval
President Harding approves a student jury verdict that owls may stay in the White House grounds. Washington boy Jimmie Bradley led the trial, after many submissions to the American Forestry Association. Harding praises the nature study effort and grants a reprieve for the birds.
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Harding
White House
Washington
American Forestry Association
Jimmie Bradley
John Burroughs Club
Jimmie
Warren G. Harding
Kato urges renewed Anglo Japanese alliance with changes
Nagoya Japan July 9 Former Foreign Minister Kato leader of the Kenseikai says abrogation of the Anglo Japanese pact may force Britain to maintain a strong Pacific fleet and Japan to bolster its navy. He urges a renewed alliance with modifications to reassure China and fit the League of Nations. He notes the third party clause implies the United States.
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Associated Press
Nagoya
Japan
Great Britan
Pacific
Great Britain
Kato
Kenseikai
M. Kato
England
China
League of Nations
United States
Cut in Wages for Sheet and Tinplate Workers
About 35 000 workers in the region from Pittsburgh to St Louis will see roughly ten percent pay cuts under a new wage scale agreed in Columbus Ohio after a weeklong conference between the Western Sheet and Tin Manufacturers Association and the Amalgamated Association of Iron Sheet and Tin Workers. The unions had pressed to keep the prior scale to July 1. The Atlantic City talks had failed to reach a settlement on a new scale, forcing plant closures and large layoffs. J H Nutt announced the agreement on behalf of the manufacturers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Western Sheet and Tin Manufacturers’ Association
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Sheet and Tin Workers
Amalgamated Association
Atlantic City
J. H. Nutt
Manufacturers’ Association
Four Mine Workers Arrested in Matewan on Unlawful Assembly
In Williamson West Virginia on July 9 four United Mine Workers members D W Ward Sherman McCall Tom Chapman and N H Atwood were arrested in Matewan and jailed temporarily. Major Tom Davis said eleven more union leaders including David S Robb were moved to Welch jail due to limited cells. The group has been held in the courthouse jury room while space is arranged.
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Welch
W. Va
Major Davis
Williamson
Matewan
Dempsey Arrives in Salt Lake City amid Adoring Crowd
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey arrived from the east to a large crowd in Salt Lake City. He jumped from the train near the depot, visited his mother's home, then greeted admirers for over thirty minutes before returning home under escort.
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Salt Lake City
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Fire Devastates Meadowbrook Dye Works in Baltimore
A blaze at Meadowbrook Dye Works in southwest Baltimore destroyed a large three story building and two smaller structures. The fire endangered nearby Viector G. Bloede Company chemical works as two Bloede water tanks were damaged and flames remained confined to the dye plant.
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Baltimore
Meadowbrook Dye Works
Viector G. Bloede Company
Bloede Company
Steamers Disappear From Hudson Moorings
New York July 9 Deputies of the U S marshal and Russian socialist federation agents pursue the steamships Penza and Tobolsk as they vanish from Hudson river moorings after a suit to recover possession from the Russian Volunteer Fleet. Port rules said ships could not have left the harbor.
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New York
United States
Russian Socialist Federation
Soviet Republic
New York Harbor
Penza
Tobolsk
Hudson River
Admiralty
United States Shipping Board
Bronx Children Strike Over Nickel Soda Prices
About a thousand Bronx boys and girls marched to protest high prices for ice cream sodas. They aimed to restore the nickel price, visiting soft drink shops and seeking action from Borough President Bruckner, who was unavailable until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx
Bruckner
Presidential Party on Week End Cruise
President and Mrs. Harding departed Washington for a weekend cruise aboard the Mayflower in the lower Potomac and Chesapeake Bay. Guests include Weeks Davis Hays Watson Kellogg Newberry Male and Lasker. Aide says no shore calls this trip and a message to Congress on bonus legislation will be prepared.
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Washington
Harding
Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
Navy Yard
Marding
Weeks
Davis
Hays
Watson
Indiana
Kellogg
Minnesota
Newberry
Michigan
Male
Maine
Lasker
Shipping Board
Congress
Quantico
Cholera Threat Grows Across Russia Amid Refugee Surge
Reports from Moscow indicate cholera spreading rapidly in Russia with 8120 cases in the republic and hundreds more in Ukraine and Astrakhan. Refugees crowd famine zones along the Volga. Samara hosts 45000. deaths reach high rates as authorities mobilize doctors and call on public aid to combat the epidemic.
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Associated Press
Riga
Latvia
Moscow
Russia
Trud
Trades Unions
American Red Cross
Valk
Esthenia
Rueselan
Russian Republic
Ukraine
Simbirsk
Astrakhan
Voronez
Volga
Samara
Bluefield to Norton Billy Sunday Special Sets Record Train
A 13 coach Billy Sunday special departs Bluefield at 6:30 AM for Norton Virginia arriving 10:30 AM and returning at 10 PM. The large train will host many Bluefield, Princeton, and Graham club members with sermons planned in Norton.
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Norton
Billy
Bluefield
Here
Cleveland
Bluegeld
Mexican Officials Bitter Against Gil Men Over Oil Tax
In Tampico, Mexican officials denounce foreign meddling as US cruisers Sacramento and Cleveland withdraw to ease tensions. They insist oil export tax harms the industry, with figures showing exports steady while unemployment ranges from 2,000 to tens of thousands. General Calles defends sovereignty and foreign protection.
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Associated Press
Mexicro City
United States
Sacramento
Cleveland
Tampico
Mexico
Calles
Ofd
Department of Industry and Commerce
Admission Confessions Debated in Kaber Slaying Trial
In Cleveland on July 9 the state sought to prove a conspiracy behind the murder of Daniel J. Kaber. Confessions by Salvatore Cala and Erminia Colavito are under ruling by Judge Maurice Bernon as defense objects to their admissibility before jurors.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Daniel J. Kaber
Eva Catherine Kaber
Salvatore Cala
Miner Samuel Beckazik Dies of Typhus on Brooklyn Pier
Samuel Beckazik a miner from Butte Montana died aboard the President Wilson on a Brooklyn pier while about to embark for Austria. He collapsed with typhus fever as he carried his baggage and died before help arrived. an ambulance surgeon confirmed typhus as the cause.
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New York
Samuel Beckazik
Butte
Mont
Brooklyn
President Wilson
Austria
Missing Bride Returns In Mind Blank Case
A twenty year old bride, Ruth Holman, who has been missing since July 1, entered the Chicago office in July 9 with a mind blank and unable to recognize her mother, Mrs. Ruth Holman.
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Chicago
Ruth Holman
Memory Confusion Leads to Family Reunion
Chief of Police Fitzmorris identified a woman who could not recall her identity. He contacted her mother, Mrs. Edgar Griffith, who sobbed and failed to recognize her daughter Ruth, adding she could not answer further questions.
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Fitzmorris
Edgar Griffith
Ruth
Break in Printers Ranks in Cleveland Strike
Break in the printers strike occurs as a joint committee of the preasmen press feeders and binders meets the master printers association and signs a three year contract based on a forty eight hour week. Members of three unions will return to work Monday. only the union compositors remain on strike.
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Cleveland
Master Printers’ Association
Shortage Denial On Railroad Locomotive Repairs
ICC investigators testified that the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul RR kept the same number of locomotive repairmen in 1920 as in 1918, countering road claims of staff and material shortages. The carrier sought more time to study repair costs during federal control, and the hearing was adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Divorce case resumes with Stillman hearings
Poughkeepsie july 9. The referee Daniel J Gleason will rule on motions to permit Jas A Stillman to answer questions on redirect examination at the last divorce hearing when the case resumes Wednesday. Mrs Stillman's lawyers with guardian John K Mack plan renewed conferences Monday to prepare the wife's side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Daniel J. Gleason
Jas A. Stillman
Mra
Bandits Caught After Auto Chase Near Clearing Bank
Chicago July 9 Three of six bandits who robbed the State Bank of Clearing of 15000 today were captured two hours later after a twenty mile chase along the drainage canal. Part of the money was recovered and two other bandits escaped after exchanges of shots.
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Chicago
State Bank
Lamont
Ill
Michael O'Connor
Martin
Big Six) Sicks
Mike” Geary
Harry Fields
Four Injured When Train Hits Car Near Tygart Ky
Four people were injured near Tygart Kentucky when westbound Chesapeake and Ohio train No 23 struck a car loaded with ballast that had rolled from a siding onto the main line. Engineer Harry Meadows of Lexington suffered head wounds and severe bruises. George Ballard of Louisville had a hip bruise but reached his home. Mail clerk L X Bowman of Louisville had a cut over the eye but continued home, and express messenger C T Greene of Ashland sustained a shoulder injury and returned on train No 24.
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Huntington
W. Va
Tygart
Chesapeake and Ohio
Harry Meadows
Lexington
George Ballard
Louisville
L. X. Bowman
TY. Greene
Ashland
Democrats Use Old Straw Hat to Attack Fordney Tariff
Washington July 9 Democrats opened their charge against the Fordney protective tariff bill using an old straw hat to illustrate duties higher than those in the Payne Aldrich act. Rep Garner Texas challenged Republicans to lay off the hat as he outlined that Fordney imposes 61.2 percent import tax versus 50 percent under Payne Aldrich. He warned the bill would raise rates across the Fordney 346 page measure.
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Washington
House
Representative Garner
Texas
Ways and Means Committee
Representative Green
Iowa
Garner
Congress
Japan
Grand Rapida
Mich
Mellon
Representative Oldfield
Arkansas
Green
Oldfield
Representative Mondell
Goldsborough
Maryland
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D. W. Wood
Sherman McCall
Tom Chapman
N. H. Atwood
David Robb
Web
Mingo Prison
Hudson
Ausala
Gil
Obregon
Raber
Stillman
Chicago Bank of Commerce
Mondell
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