Ireland to be offered privileges at League and imperial talks
The Weekly Nation says Britain will grant Ireland a seat on both the League of Nations and the imperial conference. Sir Hamar Greenwood is summoned to Gairloch by Lloyd George. Robert Barton remains there with De Valera's note reply. Sinn Fein's McGrath returns to London.
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London
Nation
Ireland
Associated Press
Hamar Greenwod
Gairloch
Scotland
Lloyd George
Robert C. Barton
Eamon de Valera
Sinn Fein
Mr. McGrath
De Valera Reply To Be Circulated In Cabinet Meeting
Prime Minister Lloyd George has sent De Valera's reply on the Irish peace proposals to London for cabinet circulation. He has summoned a cabinet meeting to be held next Wednesday at Inverness Scotland to discuss the serious issues involved.
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de Valera
Lloyd George
Eamon de Valera
London
Inverness
Scotland
Tenants Open Rent Strike In Springfield
Eighteen tenants on one block and others in the city began a rent strike notifying landlords they will vacate on October first unless rents are reduced. Rent Payers' League backs the action and says more ultimatums to landlords are expected in a few days.
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Springfield
Rent Payers’ League
Fear Boy Ernest Engley Missing From Revere
The seven year old Ernest Engley vanished from 1 percent Walnut avenue Revere two days ago. His father Herbert Engley fears he is dead. Police and neighbors searched marshes along Winthrop avenue Beachmont and Orient Heights seeking clues yesterday and plan a systematic hunt today.
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Ernest Engley
Walnut Avenue
Revere
Herbert L. Engley
Mr. Engley
Winthrop Avenue
Beachmont
Orient Heights
Seven Year Old Boy Drowns in Silver Lake
Seven year old Frank Fruce drowned in Silver Lake in Pittsfield while in a boat that filled with water. The body was recovered.
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Silver Lake
Pittsfield
Frank Fruce
Federal troops arrive to quell unrest in West Virginia
Federal forces move into West Virginia to restore order after a week of unrest. The first troop train from Ohio reached St Albans with infantry and equipment, followed by additional units from Camp Dix and the Fifth Corps Area.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
St. Albans
Ohio
Fifth Corps
Middle West
Camp Dix
Coveleskie Strains Side Continued on Page 10
Cleveland pitcher Stan Coveleskie returned from Detroit for examination by Dr. H M Castle to assess a right side intercostal strain from yesterday's game. Castle could not predict return timing and noted possible fibre separation.
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Cleveland
Stan Coveleskie
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
H. M. Castle
Coveleskie
Castle
Coolidge and Wife Host Reception in Marblehead
Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge attend a reception at the Corinthian Yacht Club in Marblehead with about a thousand North Shore summer colony residents. The Vice President, guest of Frank W. Stearns in Swampscott, arrived to a 19-gun salute and attended a dinner before the reception with no formal speeches.
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Marblehead
North Shore
Corinthian Yacht Club
Calvin Coolidge
Three Die From Heat in Boston Seared by Hottest Sept
Boston records a 93 degree afternoon with heat driving crowds to beaches and causing many prostrations. One man, crazed by the heat, leaped into Fort Point Channel as scorching conditions persisted. Weather experts warn of similar heat expected today unless relief arrives.
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Boston
Fort Point Channel
Mercury
Suicide at Husband's Grave Shocks Chicago
Mrs. Charles Raguenz, 30, killed herself at her husband's grave in West Chicago Cemetery while visiting with her two sons. She gave the poison to the boys first, but they did not swallow it. she drank the remainder and died. The family had faced hardship since the death of her husband two years earlier.
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Chicago
Charles Raguenz
West Chicago
Stanley
Charles
Raguenz
Anniversaries and World Events Noted in Brief
Today marks notable dates as John Drew Sr the actor is listed born in 1827 and Benedict XV's election in 1914. The French government withdrew from Paris to Bordeaux in 1914 and Allies began an offensive in the Marche valley the same year. One year ago the Irish ambassador to France was told to depart. A signal notes forty thousand tenants in New York were told to move by October 1.
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John Drew, Sr
Paris
Bordeaux
Valley of the Marche
Benedict XV
George Gavan Duffy
Forecast for Boston and vicinity with weekend thunderstorms
Forecast calls for Saturday fair with showers possible Saturday night or Sunday and little temperature change. Moderate southwest winds prevail. Across northern New England fair Saturday, unsettled Sunday, no temperature change. Southern New England and eastern New York see fair Saturday with local thunder showers Saturday night or Sunday. General trend is cloudy with local thunders east of the Mississippi, fair in northern Newland, and generally fair in the south Atlantic and east Gulf states. Temperatures remain above normal east of the Mississippi through weekend. Winds from Sandy Hook north: southwest and west, fair Saturday. Sandy Hook to Hatteras: southwest and west, generally fair Saturday.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
New York
Mississippi River
Newland
Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Heat Wave to Persist with Possible Thunder Showers
Heat wave expected to continue through today and tonight with brief relief possible from thunderstorms. Weather outlook notes heat indices high and chances of scattered showers across the region.
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Gueas
Hagberg Under Probe For Immigration Commissioner Post
The status of John G Hagberg of Watertown an inspector in the Boston immigration bureau as a candidate for immigration commissioner will be fixed soon A hearing on charges that he is unfit for the post proposed by Senator Henry Cabot Lodge will be held without delay by Acting Commissioner Irving F Wixon The charges allege Hagberg engaged in conduct that prompted Skeffington to seek removal
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Irving F. Wixon
Boston
John C. Hagberg
Hagberg
Henry J. Skeffington
John G. Hagberg
Watertown
Boston Immigration Bureau
Henry Cabot Lodge
No charges against patrolman in Jamaica Plain assault case
Olga Rathgeb of 21 Edge Hill street Jamaica Plain accuses Patrolman Ozias Beauregard of assault in a field near Parker Hill Hospital after chasing her fiancé away. She later filed a police complaint, but authorities say no charges or trial board hearing are currently known. Beauregard remains on duty.
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James H. Devlin
Curtis
Olga Rathgeb
Edge Hill Street
Jamaica Plain
Ozias H. Beauregard
Roxbury Crossing
Miss Rathgeb
Parker Hill Hospital
John Kieazopoulos
Gallivan
Lieutenant Welch
Beauregard
Wages Cut 15 Percent For Middlesex and Boston Street Railway
The Middlesex and Boston Street Railway Company employees face a 15 percent wage reduction after a board of arbitrators announced the award. The cut is retroactive to July 1, 1921, and runs through June 30, 1922. The majority report was signed by Colonel Charles R. Gow and Pitt Drew.
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Middlesex and Boston Street Railway Company
Charles R. Gow
Pitt Drew
Malden Boy Killed by Auto
Joseph Linehan twelve, of 28 Pine Street Malden, son of Thomas F Linehan president of the Middlesex County AOH, was fatally struck on the Fellsway near Emerald Street Medford yesterday. The car belonged to Jules J Hernon 79 Court Street Medford driven by Joseph O Hernon. Eyewitnesses say Linehan stepped off the sidewalk to cross the boulevard and was boxed in by two oncoming cars on the same side.
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Joseph Linehan
Pine Street
Malden
Thomas F. Linehan
Middlesex County
Fellsway
Emerald Street
Medford
Jules J. Hernon
Court Street
Hernon
Joseph O. Hernon
Miss Virginia Lee Weds Boston Groom In Holy Cross Cathedral
Miss Virginia Lee, chosen by sculptor George Grey Barnard as the Eve for his Adam and Eve group, married Boston man Carl Stedman Wheeler in Holy Cross Cathedral rectory. Both 21, they honeymoon at Fairlawn estate in East Lexington, where the groom’s father resides.
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Virginia Lee
George Grey Barnard
Boston
Carl Stedman Wheeler
Holy Cross Cathedral
Lee Plans Marriages to Eleven Men in Paris Tale
Miss Lee Plaintively told reporters in Paris she feared returning to the United States after promising to wed eleven men there. Her European wooing included London suitors such as the Maharajah of Kaputhala, visiting from India.
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Miss Lee
Paris
States
London
Maharajah of
Kaputhala
India
Gallivan Threatens Curley Endorsement Bargain in Boston Mayor Race
Congressman James A. Gallivan of Boston warned the Good Government Association that he may back James M. Curley if his own mayoral bid is treated seriously. Despite long rivalry, Gallivan said he will go to the polls in the contest and called for reforms of G G A methods to smash the system.
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Curley
G.G A
James M. Curley
Boston
Good Government Association
James A. Gallivan
Gallivan
Professor Wyman Shot in Leg Near Saddleback Mountain
Leland C. Wyman a Harvard teaching fellow was accidentally shot in the right leg by a discharged 44 calibre revolver near Saddleback Mountain. He crawled four miles to camp with his wife carrying him the last stretch. He was later taken 12 miles by stretcher to Oquossoc and placed in a baggage car.
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Portland
Leland C. Wyman
Harvard University
Saddleback Mountain
Oquossoc
Police Parade Set for October 12 in City
The annual police parade was designated for October 12 in a general order issued yesterday. Station captains were told to prepare their men for the event, with commanding officers to be named later. Commissioner Curtis announced plans to make the parade an annual fixture.
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Curtis
Baseball score recap from yesterday across leagues
In the American League Boston defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 while Cleveland routed Detroit 12 to 1 and New York beat Washington 9 to 3. Chicago won 3 to 0 over St Louis. In the National League St Louis crushed Pittsburgh 7 to 0 and Chicago and Cincinnati played to a 0–0 tie.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Washington
St. Louia
Chicago
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