De Valera Confers With Colleagues in Irish Talks
The Irish question nears a pivotal moment as Lloyd George offers a conference with De Valera. Observers note prior unofficial talks and predict varied reception from conservatives and extremists. Three paths loom: no talks, talks yielding no deal, or settlement with greater Irish self government and powers. If talks fail, Liberal opposition to force is weakened.
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James Craig
Lloyd George
Ulster
Trish
Sinn Feil
Anees
de Valera
McKeown Likely to Accompany De Valera in London Talks
In Sinn Fein circles it is believed John Joseph McKeown will join De Valera on a planned London conference with Lloyd George and Craig. The piece notes Collins could attend, with Green- wood playing a minor role, amid government moves to arrest republican leaders and pressure to define who accompanies De Valera.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
de Valera
London
Lloyd George
Craig
Ulster
John Joseph McKeown
Longford
McGrath
De Valera and Colleagues Discuss the Invitation
Dublin reports that after a day of talks with colleagues about Premier Lloyd George's letter, Eamon De Valera is unlikely to issue a statement tonight. Meetings of Dail Eireann members may be needed, as conferences are not finished and a decision is pending. De Valera attended mass and breakfast at Blackrock College where he once taught.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Dail Eireann
Diversity of origins in political figures noted
The speaker lists varied ethnic backgrounds among leaders: business people are not Englishmen, a Canadian is a green wood, Lloyd George is Welsh, Craig is Scotch Irish, and De Valera is a Spanish Irishman born in America.
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Greenwood
Lloyd George
Craig
de Valera
America
Sinn Fein weighs Lloyd George letter on Irish peace
In Dublin on June 26 Associated Press report Sinn Fein leaders debated Premier Lloyd George's letter. Some view it as an insult or a sign of partition acceptance, others see it as freeing De Valera to choose colleagues. Cardinal Logue questions talks with Craig, suggests freeing moderates like Arthur Griffith. The Sunday Independent calls the letter a pivotal step toward direct negotiations with elected Sinn Féin representatives.
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de Valera
Irish Republican Organization
Sinn Fein
The
Sunday Times
Ireland
the Times
Dublin
Associated Press
Eamon de Valera
Sinn
Cardinal Logue
James Craig
Arthur Griffith
Sunday Independent
Massachusetts Junior Golf field swells with 104 entrants
One hundred and four junior golfers from Massachusetts seek the Bay State junior championship at Belleview Golf Club. Sixty players last year, now sixteen advance to tomorrow’s qualifying rounds. Eddie Lowery, defending champ, faces a tough challenge as he nears his final junior season.
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Massachusetts
Bay State
Bellevue Golf Club
Eddie Lowery
Eddie
Triplet Boys Born to Chelsea Couple
Chelsea triplets all boys arrived Saturday and are thriving at 14 Lynn Street. Mrs. Frieda Baldwin and the infants are doing well. Dr. Frank S. Garrett reports the babies robust and normal, two weighing five and a half pounds and one four and three quarters pounds.
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George Baldwin
Lynn Street
Chelsea
Frieda Baldwin
Frank S. Garrett
Death of Roxbury boy after pistol shot in bakery incident
William Friedman 10 died after being shot in the arm by 12 year old Morris Freed in a Harrison avenue bakery. The revolver, found by Freed, misfired through the arm and into a wall. autopsy planned by Medical Examiner Leary. outcome followed with police noncommittal remarks.
Striker Leo Carresi Shot in West End After Alley Dispute
Leo Carresi, 47 Hanover Street, was shot in the right thigh by an unidentified man after an argument at about 11:30 last night in Bulfinch Place West End. The assailant fled through Bowdoin Green and Cambridge streets and was not seen again. Carresi was taken to Haymarket Relief Hospital in non critical condition. The police report says the other man struck him first then fired two shots with a 32 caliber revolver. one bullet hit Carresi as he collapsed on Bulfinch Street.
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William Friedman
Israel Friedman
Howard Avenue
Roxbury
Morris Freed
East Davis Street
South End
Green & Friedman
Harrison Avenue
Young Freed
Friedman
Arthur Tiernan
East Dedham Street
Leary
Leo Carresi
Hanover Street
Bulfinch Place
West End
Bowdoin
Green
Cambridge
Carresi
Haymarket
Bulfinch Street
Fire in Bridge Block Endangers 72 Families
A blaze in the elevator shaft of Rogers block at 40 Washington Street sparked alarm in Cambridge. The fire, beginning low in the shaft, spread upward and across to the fourth floor where Anthony Smith’s family resided. no other units were damaged in the crowded 72 family building housing about 6,500 residents.
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Cambridge
Rogers Block
Washington Street
Anthony Smith
Boy Falls From Second Story Window in South Boston
Three and a half year old John J Dévine fell from a second story window at his father's home 250 East Eighth street South Boston yesterday. He landed on concrete and was rushed to Carney Hospital where his name was placed on the danger list.
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John J. Dévine
East Eighth Street
Boston
Carney Hospital
Public Buildings
Lawrence Cullinane Concord Wedding at St Bernard’s Church
Miss Christina Mary Cullinane of Concord, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Daniel J Cullinane, wed Harland B C Lawrence of Concord Junction in a 4 PM ceremony at St Bernard’s Church. Rev Michael P Mahon officiated. the couple’s families are named in the Concord notice.
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St. Bernard's Church
Christina Mary Cullinane
Grant Street
This Town
Daniel J. Cullinane
Belknap Street
Harland B. C. Lawrence
Concord Junction
Arthur F. Lawrence
South Acton
Michael P Mahon
No more foot trouble with Tiz remedy claim
An advertisement promises relief from sore burning swollen feet using Tiz. It claims the product clears poisonous exudations causing foot pain, reduces shoe tightness, and guarantees comfort for a year at a few cents with instant relief.
Swedenborgians at Union Church Service
Bowdoin Street Church packed for the 100th annual session of the New Jerusalem church movement. Leaders highlighted Swedenborgian growth in a union service shared by New Jerusalem churches across Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Tomorrow features another Bowdoin Street session and a reception at the Hotel Somerset.
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New Jerusalem
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Influenza Epidemic Grips Eastern Cape Towns in South Africa
Influenza sweeps the eastern provinces of the Cape in the Union of South Africa. Many thousands have fallen ill and Altenhage, twenty miles northwest of Port Elizabeth, reports the most virulent outbreak.
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Capph Town
Union of South Africa
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Altenhage
Port Elizabett
Mary Roberts Rinehart in Serious Condition After Gallstone Operation
Mary Roberts Rinehart celebrated novelist and playwright is in a serious but not extremely dangerous condition after gallstone surgery this morning at the Belmont Hotel an Alston Sanitarium. Her husband Stanley Marshall Rinehart Jr and Pittsburg partner Dr Stanley and Rinehart are at the bedside. She came to New York four days ago for a brief visit and planned to search for color for a new novel.
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Belmont Hotel
Alston Sanitarium
Albert E. Sellenings
Pittsburg
Stanley Marshall Rinehart, Jr
Aphasia Cases Baffle City Hospital Doctors
Two patients with aphasia arrived within 12 hours. One man found wandering by Station 6 officers is believed to be Frank Bilojieau of Lowell but cannot identify himself. A woman found on Boston Common calls herself Mrs Morrill and mentions a daughter Katherine but cannot provide further details.
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Station 6
Frank Bilojieau
Lowell
Boston Common
Morrill
Katherine
Census Reveals Male Population Surplus in 1920 US
The Census Bureau reports 2,090,132 more males than females in 1920, a ratio of 104 to 100, up from 106 to 100 in 1910. Foreign-born residents mainly drive the imbalance, with seven states showing female excess or narrow margins.
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Washington
United States
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Vigilance committee formed over moonlit bathers dispute
In Chicago a vigilance committee forms to protect the stretch between Seventy-first and Seventy-eighth streets from moonlight bathers who swim and frolic, sing and dance in the nude. Citizens for seven years complain about intruders disturbing the area and prompting action.
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Seventy-first
Seventy-eighth Streets
Sugar Barrel Breakup Sparks Paddling Incident
A long-suffering citizen disrupted a sugar barrel dispute and prepared to paddle the offenders, prompting a tense confrontation and local action.
Salvation Armyleases Lancaster farm for charitable use
The Salvation Army has leased Hagop Bigigian's acre farm in Lancaster for at least a year to grow fruits and vegetables for New England charity homes and a rest home for city workers. Army members already occupy some dwellings. Bigigian retains possession of the mansion.
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Saluation Army
Hagop Bigigian
Boston
Charit
New England
Bogigian
Women own sizable share of Pennsylvania Railroad stock
Women now own nearly one third of the total outstanding stock of the Pennsylvania Railroad and are numerically almost half of the stock holders according to the report.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Concord Baseball Club to Meet Ranger Nine in Bedford
The Concord Baseball Club of D C plays the Ranger Club of Bedford on Thursday at the ranger diamond in West Bedford. A repeat of recent pre season contest may draw local fans.
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Ranger Club
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