De Valera and Lynch At Odds In Irish Crisis
Extracts of correspondence seized by Free State forces show serious differences between Eamon De Valera and Liam Lynch, read to Dail Eireann as military courts are approved to try hindrance of order. Parliament discusses a fortnight ceasefire. Cosgrave cautions limits to terms. Rochester Fair hosts Governor Brown on Governor's Day. Alliewood the Great and others win races and trots.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Eamon de Valera
Irish Republican Forces
Liam Lynch
Irish Republican Army
Free State
Mulcahy
National Army
Dail Eireann
Patrick McCartan
Cosgrave
Rochester
N. H
Rochester Fair
Albert O. Brown
Fair Association
Ed Allen
Wonder Horse
Alllewood the Great
Harry D
Phelan Silent Amid Governor Race Attacks At Barre
James J. Phelan, state fuel administrator, declined to reply to John F. Fitzgerald's attack at Barre fair. Fitzgerald criticized his ties to the United States Fuel Company and urging large coal purchases. Phelan admitted directorship in American Smelting Company, owner of the United States Fuel Company with Utah mines, none sold in Massachusetts.
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James J. Phelan
John F. Fitzgerald
Barre
Fitzgerald
Phelan
United States Fuel Company
American Smelting Company
Utah
Massachusetts
Vermont Milk Chocolate Suit To Be Heard In Rutland Court
The Massachusetts Milk Chocolate Company sues the Vermont Milk Chocolate Company for 650000 dollars claiming work and labor care and diligence and materials provided before June 28 1922. The U S Court in Rutland will convene with Judge Harlan B Howe of Burlington presiding.
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Burlington, VI
Massachusetts Milk Chocolate Company
Vermont Milk Chocolate Company
United States Court
Rutland
Harlan B. Howe
Burlington
Lodge to Begin Campaign Tour This October
Senator Lodge unveils a Western State campaign schedule starting October 10 at Greenfield with a luncheon and reception, then a speech in Holyoke. He plans stops in Stockbridge on the 11th Mitfield on the 12th and North Adams on the 18th.
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Lodge
Greenfield
Holyoke
Stockbridge
Mitfield
North Adams
Suicide attempt in telephone booth reported in West Somerville
Samuel Hoover aged 30 of 10 Packard Avenue West Somerville slashed his left wrist in a phone booth at Clarendon Hill station of the Boston Elevated yesterday. He was taken to Somerville Hospital where his condition was not serious.
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Samuel Hoover
Packard Avenue
West
Somerville
Clarendon Hill
Boston
12 Greatest Living Women to be Named in Washington
United News reports a National League of Women Voters sub committee will meet in Washington on Friday to select a panel of five men and five women to judge America s greatest dozen living women. The process began after Maud Wood Park led a nationwide broadcast in spring.
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Washington
United News
National League of Women Voters
Lida Hafford
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
America
Maud Wood Park
League
319th Company Dime at the Press Club Dinner
The annual dinner of the 319th Company C A C Coarse Artillery Corps Massachusetts National Guard was held at the Boston Press Club with about 100 attendees. Speakers included Lt Col W Stafford Major D Cotton J Watson Flett and officers Capt Frank W Bean Lt Patrick T McQueeny and 2nd Lt Martin F Golden. Arrangements were made by Managing Director Alfred Q Cole aided by Night Steward Chris Thompson. More than 300000 radio receiving sets are in use in New York City and vicinity.
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319Th Company
Coase Artillery Corps
Mchusetts National Guard
Boston Press Club
W. Stafford
V. D. Cotton
J. Watson Flett
Frank W. Bean
Patrick ‘T. McQueeny
Martin F. Golden
Alfred Q. Cole
Chris Thompson
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Crepe de Chine
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Ivernor
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Altoona
Renova
Penn
John Thomas Donohue
Boston & Albany Railroad
Donohue
Springfe
Loma
Elgin
Smith Patterson Co
Waltham
Smaith“Patterson Dummer St
Arch & Chauncy
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