Smuts as Peace Envoy in Dublin Talks on Ireland
In Dublin the conference at Mansion House, with De Valera and Arthur Griffith, signals potential self governing dominion status for Ireland within the British empire. Smuts appears ready to mediate with Lloyd George aiming broad concessions if Sinn Fein abandons a republic.
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Sinn Fein
Ireland
General Smuts
Lloyd George
de Valera
South Africa
Commonwealth
Canada
Australia
Friends of Ireland
Ulster
Southern Ireland
Mansion House
Arthur Griffith
Earl Middleton
Maurice Dockrell
Robert Henry Woods
Andrew Jameson
James Craig
Dublin Corporation
Smuts
Dublin Castle
London
Smuts Eyes Home Rule Plan With Plebiscite Possibility
General Smuts may present Lloyd George's settlement plan for Ireland as a self governing commonwealth. After refinement in London, the proposal could be submitted to a plebiscite of the Irish people.
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Ireland
Commonwealth
General Smuts
de Valera Lloyd George
London
Tragedy at YD Reunion Ends in Arrest and Death
At a Huntington avenue event a man died and George E. Wilson 42 of 432 Dudley street Roxbury president of the Ex-Service Men's Non- Partisan League is held at Back Bay station on a manslaughter charge. Coppinger an ex E Company member is the deceased. Wilson a former B Company 101st Infantry member.
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YD Club
Huntington Avenue
George E. Wilson
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Ex-Service Men’s Non- Partisan League
Back Bay
Coppinger
E Company
Wilson
B Company
101St Infantry
Veteran and club altercation ends in death in Boston lobby
Police report Coppinger and a fellow veteran fought in a club lobby. Coppinger fell, hit his head on marble, was taken to City Hospital and died about an hour later. Wilson was arrested. Officials call the incident accidental, while noting Wilson’s long military record and Coppinger’s Boston roots and trade as a steamfitter.
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Coppinger
City Hospital
Wilson
el Caney
San Juan
Spain
Philippines
Old Ninth Regiment
101St
Pershing
Boston
American Legion
Steamer Chattanooga Reported in Trouble Off Cape Race
United States Shipping Board steamer Chattanooga bound from Liverpool to an American port was reported in trouble off Cape Race early Monday. Boilers were damaged and no further word was received, raising fears wireless may be disabled.
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Halifax
United News
States Shipping Board
Chattanooga
Liverpool
Cape Race
Evening Festival of Dances at Fourth of July Celebration
More than 50 000 people filled the Common for the municipal Fourth of July events with a grand outdoor festival. Mayor Peters lowered colors at sunset as D’Avino’s band played and community singing filled the square.
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Peters
D'Avino
John B. Archibald
Forest Hills
America
Columbia
Johnny
Leon E. Baldwin
Ambassador Harvey Praises King George in Historic Dispatch
Ambassador Harvey argues the American revolt could have been avoided with a proclamatory appeal by King George III and urges Europe and the United States to remove misapprehensions blocking cooperation. He notes Europe’s view of U S prosperity, rising national debt, 1920 appropriations, and looming income taxes as the war’s price, paid by the next generation.
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Harvey
United States
George III
George V
Philadelphia
Europe
America
Germany
Wilson speaks of European resolve and postwar peace
The ambassador argues Europe seeks opportunity not charity, praising stricken states for their courage. He notes closer Britain US ties have reduced Atlantic naval danger and hopes Pacific fears ease, foreseeing disarmament and lasting peace as a likely outcome. Guests included Lord Riddell Chamberlain Worthington-Evans Birkenhead and others. Wilson Cross presided.
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Europe
Great Britain
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Lord Riddell
J. Austen Chamberlain
Sir Laming Worthington-Evans
Lord Birkenhead
Wilson Cross
American Chamber of Commerce
London
Five Hurt When Auto Hits Pole Near Mullins Place
Dr. Poling and four others were injured when a car swerved and struck a telephone pole near James Mullins residence in Port Washington. First aid at Mullins home, then Northampton hospital after delays from a Fourth of July parade. Dr. Poling, a famed temperance lecturer, sustained likely the most serious injuries.
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Dr. Poling
Lake Sunapee
N. H
Poling
Port Washington
L. I
James Mullins
Mullins
Northampton
Portland
Ore
United States
France
American Christian Endeavor Societies
America
Lon
Louis King Dies After Fourth of July Carnival Fall
ST. JOHNSBURY Vt July 4 Louis King a participant in the town's Fourth of July celebration died today from injuries after a fall while practicing stunts for the carnival He fell from a staging support while rigging a tight rope display.
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ST. Johnsbury
Louis King
King
Hub Police Seek Home of Drowned Man
Wayland police asked the Hub department to locate the home of Harry M. Smith who drowned in Dudley Pond Cochituate Sunday night. His body awaited claimant in a Natick undertaking room. He was believed to have worked at the Watertown Arsenal.
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Wayland Police
Hub
Harry M. Smith
Dudley Pond
Cochituate
Natick
Watertown Arsenal
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Auburndale
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Inwlan
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Troiden
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