Irregulars Retreat Amid Frontline Actions in Ireland
Dublin reports indicate irregulars pull back toward Caher and Clonmel as Nationals mount a broad assault. Caher Suir bridge mined, Kimalloch evacuation hinted, Ashill Towers attacked as fires spread. In Belfast reports of renewed clashes between Free Staters and Republicans near Boyle and Sligo, with prisoners arriving and bridges wrecked, roads blocked, and woods occupied.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Caher
Clonmel
Suir
Kimalloch
Ashill Towers
Boyle
Sligo
County Mayo
Verner E Mather Takes Own Life in Essex
Verner E Mather 80 Farmington Avenue Hartford Humane Society employee was found dead this morning behind B S Platt's house in Essex. He was shot with a .38-caliber Colt revolver he used to shoot suffering animals, medical examiner ruled death by his own action.
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New London
Balfour notes loan repayment linked to broader alliance
The Earl of Balfour, acting foreign secretary, tells France Italy Yugoslavia Romania Portugal and Greece that repayment of the Anglo American loan cannot be treated as an isolated matter. The joint note stresses Allied concerns beyond the United States and Britain.
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London
Associated Press
United States
Great Britain
Earl of Balfour
France
Italy
Jugoslavia
Rumania
Portugal
Greece
Britain argues for cooperative settlement of Allied debts
The note describes Britain as both debtor and creditor in a linked series of loans. It urges France to handle Anglo-French loans and explains Britain’s repayments depend on what it owes the United States. It favors a single, comprehensive write-off of inter Allied indebtedness, yet rejects profiting from any arrangement. It notes Germany’s large role and conditionally supports relinquishing reparations if part of a global plan, deeming a general solution more valuable than enforcing every obligation.
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Great Britain
France
United States
Germany
Locomotive Jumps Tracks Injuring Bangor Crew
In Bangor Maine today a Bar Harbor express locomotive jumped the track near Brewer station. Engineer Charles T Ferry and fireman Asbury I Clement were severely scalded and thrown 20 feet down an embankment. They were rushed to Eastern Maine General Hospital, with hopes of recovery. Five passenger coaches remained attached with no injuries.
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Bangor
Aug. J
Charles T. Ferry
Asbury I
Despondent Bullock, 75, Ends Life in Brockton Home
Warren A. Bullock, a 75 year old retired city highway worker, killed himself by gas in his Brockton bedroom. His wife discovered the body early today.
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Brockton
Warren A. Bullock
Home Owner Is Overtaxed in New Hampshire
In Rochester on August 1, President George M. Fulham of the New Hampshire Farm Bureau told Stratford County Farm Bureau members that a state survey shows farm property and ordinary homes remain heavily overtaxed compared to other classes. He warned of a decade-long farming decline and called for public action. President Putnam echoed the need for broad public understanding to reform the tax system, calling the meeting the first step in an education campaign.
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Rochester
N. H
Stratford County Farm Bureau Association
George M. Fulham
New Hampshire Farm Bureau
State Bureau
Putnam
Sarm Bureau Plans Constructive Programme for Next Legislature
The passage indicates the Sarm Bureau will prepare a constructive programme for action by the next legislature, outlining aims and recommended measures to influence forthcoming lawmaking. The context suggests coordinated policy planning and advocacy to guide parliamentary priorities.
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Sarm Bureau
Two Melrose Men Fined for Short Weight Sales
Henry W. Caswell and his son Henry E. Caswell of Melrose were fined $25 each by Judge Stover in Malden Court yesterday after the pair faced charges alleging sale of short weight goods.
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Henry W. Caswell
Henry E
Melrose
Stover
Malden
Ice weight dispute ends in appeals after police claim
Two men appealed over a short weight charge involving ice. Police alleged the son sold five pounds less than stated and accused fairies of obstructing authorities from inspecting the scales, a claim that influenced the case.
Cook Files Papers Nominating 2500 Signatures
State Auditor Alonzo B. Cook filed nomination papers yesterday with 2500 names gathered from seven counties. The documents show strong backing for Cook as he campaigns.
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Alonzo B. Cook
Cook
Counties Named as Auditor Plans to File Papers
The auditor plans to file complete papers from Suffolk Middlesex Norfolk Essex Plymouth Hampden and Worcester Counties and expects to file full documents from five additional counties.
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Suffolk
Middlesex
Norfolk
Essex
Plymouth
Hampden
Worcester
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