Ulster Prepares as Ireland Question Casts Bright Shadow
Disorderly and strongly worded reports from Belfast emphasize Ulster leaders vowing defense of home rule resistance. amid warnings England will resist interference, and mass mobilization signals a tense stand as parties maneuver with fear of conflict and the potential for revolutionary actions.
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America
England
Edward Careenn
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Ireland
Erkles
Irish factions defend right to resist British law
Contemporary Irish political debate centers on calls by de Valera and Carson about resistance to laws made in Britain. de Valera argues Ireland cannot accept a constitution from Britain and supports broad opposition to Westminster rule, while Carson aligns with unionist views and warns against separation.
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Wool Merchant Sues Palmer Garvan and Papers for Libel
A wool merchant sues Attorney General Palmer Alien Property Custodian Garvan and three newspapers for libel in federal court. Damages sought total $350,000. The suit cites articles by Palmer in Saturday Evening Post and by Garvan in The New York Times alleging wartime actions against German property. The complaint claims the allegations are false and that American owners controlled the wool company. The case names Fourtmann and Hofmann as counsel.
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Wiigene
Family slain in Virginia murder shock
A Virginia man discovered his wife and two children shot to death in their home. The husband described the scene and the tragedy as he awaited explanations, with a few months old infant among the victims. Police investigate the violent act and its motive.
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Fingerprint Found in Cooper Murder Case
Investigators in Av GLE Missouri report fingerprint on car door of attorney R J Cooper who was killed Thursday night near Belle Meade Park. Police call Berailon experts to examine print. tainted clues point to a single murderer with possible baited risk.
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Lraneacian
Woman tennis champion to marry at 27
The article notes a former women’s tennis champion, now 27, nearing marriage to Mr Mallory. It mentions her past fame and current status as a happy bride in New York, with sparse details about the couple.
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Military effort ends and veterans sustain the peace
The text discusses the end of a military effort and the role of veterans in securing lasting peace. It references Allied achievements and the need for reform and unity, emphasizing the importance of standing by allied actions and the hope for durable victory.
Actors anxiously await news from managers amid strike talks
Report says actors and managers held a secret meeting to discuss the producers’ association’s actions and a possible settlement. The Actors League and unions faced pressure as talks focused on salaries and backstage conditions with no final decision announced tonight.
Japan Purports Shantung Return Timeline and Five Points
Tokyo envoy Yosuke Matsuoka outlines a plan to restore Shantung to China within four years with five special points. He says Japan will withdraw troops from Shantung and Tsanghai and run the Shantung railway by a China-Japanese joint company, expanding international trade and limiting additional Chinese policing in the area.
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Japan In de Test of All Nations
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Visitors Day at Fairfield Camp Highlights Summer Events
The recreation bureau prepares for a busy visitor day at Fairfield Camp with swimming and diving contests at the beach. Families will tour tents, baseball and volleyball setups, and a special program as the season nears its close. Adults seeking details should contact the Recreation Bureau offices for arrangements.
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Iherreation Bureau
Lecreation Bison
Virst- Hiidseport Nation Bank WoilMing Erved
Bandits Who Murdered Americans Arrested in Tampico Case
The American embassy announced the arrest of suspects in the murder of John W. Gorrell near Los Mezquites. The detainees include Rafael Luiz and Francisen Crinhou, with trials to be held in Tampico. Authorities described the operation as locating the perpetrators and securing their custody.
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Uae
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Rafael Luiz
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Glas Viet
Aranesca Valverse
Pershing Bill Aims to Make General Rank Permanent
A proposed measure seeks to confirm John J. Pershing’s general of the army rank as permanent. The bill would recognize his leadership in the American Expeditionary Force.
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John J. Pershing
Wilson Confident Treaty Passes Without Change Amid Debate
President Wilson and Senate leaders voiced confidence that the treaty would be ratified without alterations despite a heated fight in the Foreign Relations Committee. They supported pressing the five amendments adopted by the committee while debating reservations on Article 19 and engagement with the League Covenant.
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English coal miners push for nationalization ballot
English coal miners urged a ballot on nationalization during a Glasgow meeting of transport workers and miners. They backed the national scheme proposed by the representatives and called for updated measures to regulate mines and industry.
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Niment
Trial flight completes with 26 passenger plane
A 26 passenger plane finished a trial flight from Cleveland to New York in about three hours. Among the passengers were Mitchell Wakeman of Milwaukee and others as the group reviewed routes and inspection stages amid a meeting.
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Nation and League Covenant Debate at American Bar Association
Dr David Jayne Hill argues the League Covenant lacks enforceable international law and urges reliance on universal legal principles over force. He says imperialism is a power grab, not dynastic, and calls for rehabilitation and enforcement of law as core aims of world order. George T Page urges Americanizing immigrants and aligning capital and labor, with a strict view on immigrant allegiance. A special committee notes recalls as socialist, threatening constitutional safeguards and judiciary independence.
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Cut Rate War in Food Starts by Army Surplus Sales
Army surplus sales in New York sparked a cut rate war as Market Commissioner Day announced price cuts on canned soups to meet a rival chain. The army store claimed it sold out and offered cans at two cents, while other prices were slashed on beans, corn, peas, tomatoes, syrup, and corn meal.
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President Wilson Heads West for 19000-Mile Speaking Tour
President Wilson leaves Washington for a country wide trip to press the peace treaty and seek ratification with no amendments. He will visit every state west of the Mississippi except four on a 25 day journey aboard his special train with 30 reporters and a large staff.
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Bolsheviks vow to defend Petrograd speak in Moscow
A Sovnarkom wireless dispatch from Moscow quotes Trotsky urging Bolsheviks to defend Petrograd with resolve and threat to Finns. The report also notes Kolchak in Omsk calling on Russians able to bear arms to join and vow continued resistance until victory, with arms and supplies to be supplied.
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Bohemian Government Seeks Hearing From Lodge Knox
A German Bohemian government cablegram to U S Senators Lodge and Knox requests defense of self-determination for 2,500,000 Germans in Bohemia and Silesia and asks for a hearing for these Germans before any peace treaty ratification. The message, relayed from Vienna via Basel, notes the plea amid ongoing postwar negotiations.
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Paris Actors Seek Grants From Federation
The Federation of Theatre Workers met to discuss granting a claim presented by the Paris actors. The committee will meet managers tomorrow as the theaters press for support. Many prominent members belong to the federation.
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French Deputy Opposes Treaty in Parliamentary Debate
A French deputy declared he will vote against the German peace treaty during today's chamber debate. He was the first member to announce his adverse stance, signaling opposition to the agreement amid tense discussions.
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