De Valera Plans Submission to Irish People
Lloyd George expected to announce terms in the House of Commons. Proposals, viewed as a potential basis for an Irish settlement, are with Eamon De Valera for review and will be submitted to leaders of opinion in southern Ireland after his return to Dublin.
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DE Valera
Lloyd George
London
London Times
House of Commons
Associated Press
Eamon de Valera
Clublin
Ireland
Tin Chimneys Betray Stills at Roxbury Home
Police raided a Roxbury address at 17 Lansing Street uncovering a large capacity double still, five barrels with 165 gallons of liquid, 2 gallons of unknown liquid, and 150 pounds of sugar. Sergeant Harry R. Butler led the Dudley Street Station squad in removing the confiscated items. Morris Freedman, the resident, was identified as operating the stills.
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Lansing Street
Roxbury
Dudley Street
Harry R. Butler
Morris Freedman
Runabout accident ends in fatality at plant site
George Ryan 45 of 509 Broadway fell over an embankment while parking a runabout at the Borden Remington plant on Anawan street in Fall River. He landed 18 feet onto railroad tracks, was found unconscious, and died 15 minutes later at the Emergency Hospital of the American Printing Company. His neck was broken and his right lung punctured with multiple rib fractures.
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Fall River
George Ryan
Broadway
Borden, Remington Company
Anawan Street
New York, New Haven & Hartford
American Printing Company
Plymouth tragedy claims Brockton youth in Duxbury Bay
The body of 11 year old Henry T. Snell, son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Snell of 2% Elliott Street Brockton, washed ashore at Warren's Cove near Plymouth Beach after drowning Saturday night in Duxbury Bay.
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Plymouth
Henry T. Snell
Ernest Snell
Elliott Street
Brockton
Duxbury Bay
Warren’s Cove
German Battler Is Sunk Off Virginia Capes
Army bombers demonstrated air power sinking the former German battleship Ostfriesland off the Virginia capes. Planes attacked at 1700 feet, delivering one ton projectiles, with ten direct hits reported aboard the destroyer Leary en route to Norfolk.
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Norfolk
Associated Press
Virginia Capes
Ostfriesland
Pastor and wife in Monticello affair repeats departure
Mrs. Emily Durea, described as a runaway wife, returned to her husband Rev. Clark Durea for a brief moment before again fleeing in a car with Earl Van Nooy, the man she ran away with. The pastor kissed his wife and child goodbye, then watched as Van Nooy drove away.
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Monticello
N. Y
Emily Durea
Clark Durea
Earl van Nooy
van Nooy
Death victim fights guards in Sing Sing execution
John P. Bulgo, a Brooklyn murderer, faced four guards as he was led to the electric chair at Sing Sing on July 21. He bit two guards before being overpowered, with a special detail watching him all day during the execution for the July 4, 1920, Brooklyn apartment killings.
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Ossining
N. Y
John P. Bulgo
Brooklyn
Sing Sing
Death House
Middlesex DA Tufts Illness Delays Trial Proceedings
District Attorney Nathan A. Tufts of Middlesex county, charged with malfeasance misfeasance and nonfeasance, was sick and did not appear at his Supreme Court trial yesterday. It was unclear whether he could attend today. The trial proceeded without delay despite his absence.
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Nathan A. Tufts
Middlesex County
Supreme Court
Tufts
Claimed Right to Beat Wife Heard by Judge
Samuel Papa admitted beating his wife claiming a husband’s right. Judge John R. Newcomer rejected the defense and fined him $100, noting wife beating is out of vogue. Papa refused payment and faces house of correction.
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Chicago
Samuel Papa
John R. Newcomer
Newcomer
Papa
House of Correction
Pilgrim Pageant Draws Thousands To Plymouth Shows
Nearly 4000 spectators braved a chilly wind for the tercentenary pageant in Plymouth. The crowd, including visitors from distant states, filled Cole's Hill stands and hotels. Actors repaired costumes after storms yesterday as the two night series continued with "The Pilgrim Spirit" amid Viking pageantry and Indian dances.
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Plymouth
Cole’s Hill
Rescue at Nantasket Beach Saves Girl from Surf
Miss Molly Smith of Buffalo New York was saved from drowning at Nantasket Beach after three would be rescuers struggled for ten minutes in heavy seas. Ralph Crossen finally reached her and brought her ashore as she collapsed, with several bathers aiding them before police and ambulance arrived.
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Molly Smith
Buffalo
New York
Nantasket Beach
Ralph Crossen
Plan to throw 1919 World Series revealed in Chicago
Eddie Cicotte told William Burns in the Ansonia Hotel New York on September 16 1919 that if the White Sox won the pennant they could throw the World Series for a price Burns testified to under oath. The stake was $100000 and the scheme involved 10 gamblers and players.
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Chicago
United News
Eddie Cicotte
William
Bill) Burns
Cicotte
Burns
Ansonia
New York
White Sox
Daring Rescue At Paragon Park Beach Endures Rushing Surf
Miss Smith, an expert swimmer, battled heavy undertow and huge waves during an easterly storm at Paragon Park Beach. Cabaret director Crossen dived in to rescue her after 10 minutes of struggle. Both were saved with no lasting injuries, though several bathers narrowly escaped.
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Miss Smith
Metropolitan Park
Crossen
Paragon Park
Gandil Reaches $100,000 Settlement at Conference
Arnold Chick Gandil, a fading veteran, settled at a conference two days later for $100,000. Burns testified that players approached gamblers, not vice versa, in a case spilling into a broader conspiracy conceived in New York.
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Arnold
Chick’’) Gandil
Auto industry surges as plants expand in Detroit
Four major plants report capacity orders and expanded output. Cadillac prepares a new 60 acre facility for production, Ford holds 40 000 car orders with July output near 109 000, Dodge tops 30 000 while Buick maintains high production and Cadillac plans annual output of 75 000 cars with no night shift.
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Detroit
Cadillac Motor Car Company
Ford Motor Company
Dodge Brothers
Buick
Cadillac
Auto-Welding Co. at 260 Brighton Avenue Faces Loss
Carbon removed and burned facility at 260 Brighton Avenue linked to Auto-Welding Co. A fire damage incident prompted inspection and potential recovery steps. Local authorities assess impact on operations and nearby properties.
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Auto-Welding Co
Brighton Avenue
Leaycraft Twins On Way Home From Trek
Worcester July 21 with a quarter between them the Leaycraft twins Charles and Lathrobel 26 year old cousins of the former president trudged home tired and footsore but determined.
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Worcester
Roosevelt
Charles and
Lathrobel Leaycraft
Presi
Amherst Men Recover Sabrina Goddess of Amherst College
After 16 months of wandering across seas and the West Virginia mountains the bronze Sabrina Goddess of Amherst College was found in a Litchfield dark corner by a group of even year Amherst men. She was brought to Waterbury after being recovered near Amherst, with details of the search and method remaining undisclosed.
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Waterbury
Conn
West Virginia
Sabrina
Amherst College
Litchfield
Amherst
Boston
Baseball results late yesterday in major leagues
National League games include Brooklyn defeating St Louis 2 to 1 in 11 innings. Philadelphia beat Chicago 5 to 1. Boston Pittsburgh and Washington games listed with wet grounds. New York Cincinnati and other NL matches unlisted. American League shows St Louis beating Boston 1 to 1, Chicago 2 Philadelphia 1. Detroit 14 Washington 2, Cleveland 17 New York 8.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia S
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Imagines Himself One of Old Imperial Family
A dramatic regional dispatch describes a German agent, referred to as a master spy, who claims to still see Germany as triumphant. It notes the Dominion penitentiary in the Maritime provinces as a grim symbol and mentions Wermer leutenant of the 17th Prussian Regiment, a figure linked to a continentwide alert.
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Dorchester
N. B
Dominion Penitentiary
Maritime Provinces
Canada
Wermer Leutenant
Anniversaries recall World War I events at sea and political notes
The report recalls the 1916 battle off Holland where German torpedo boats damaged English craft after landing. It notes the United States declared war on Germany and Austria. It marks a year since Senator Harding's Republican nomination speech and mentions 25,000 Illinois workers idled by strikes.
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ETO
Destro
Holland
Oan
Germany
Austria
Harding
Illinois
Fair Forecast for Boston and New England
Washington release forecasts fair weather for New England on Friday and Saturday with warmer Saturday. Unsettled conditions may bring local thunderstorms along the South Atlantic and East Gulf States. Eastern half shows no material temperature change in 48 hours. Moderate northeast winds expected north of Sandy Hook to Hatteras with fair skies Friday.
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Washington
New England
Mississippi River
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Sandy Ilook
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Old Farmer’s Weather Prediction Simple Forecast
A brief forecast notes bright fair weather today and tonight with little chance of rain. The source, an old farmer, predicts clear skies and mild temperatures, reflecting a rustic, local-weather-tone.
Temperature Report From Thompson's Spa Yesterday
Yesterday's temperature readings from Thompson's Spa show a morning low in the upper 60s and afternoon highs around mid 80s. An average daily temperature of 65.7 degrees is noted, with the prior year's average at 76.6 degrees.
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Moss Og eGo
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