De Valera Declares No Negotiations to Save Faces
In a Dublin parliament speech, Eamon de Valera refuses to negotiate to save faces over dominion home rule. Frank P. Walsh rises in applause, Mike Collins and Arthur Griffith react as crowds cheer. De Valera cites bloodshed and justice, laments Wilson and British ministers.
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Sinn Fein Demands Complete Irish Independence
Associated Press reports Sinn Fein continues to push for full independence for Ireland. In Dublin the opening of the Irish Republican Parliament sees leader Fama Be Valers address members, asserting Ireland’s claim to separation from Empire and declaring the parliament the sole voice of the Irish people.
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Lenglen collapses in defeat to Mallory at Forest Hills
Suzanne Lenglen, holder of the world title, collapses ill during the second round of the United States championship at Forest Hills. After losing the first set 6-2 to Mrs. Molla Mallory, Lenglen faints and defaults the match as spectators watch in uneasy silence.
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Gage on Mile. Lenglen sparks debate over retirement norms
An American commentator clarified the confusion over Mile. Lenglen's retirement, contrasting French and American sports habits. He said France accepts retirement as a disgrace, while America favors persevering through hardship until the end, implying Lenglen should follow French custom rather than American ones.
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Homebrewing Allowed After House Amendment
Aug 16 Washington reports House interpretations of Campbell amendment allowing any householder to possess a still. Federal warrants would be required to enter homes in liquor searches, but no warrant would be issued unless belief of use for sale exists. Motion to strike related wording failed 96 to 0.
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Government envoy aids ex soldiers in Bridgeport area
The Bridgeport Red Cross reports the government is sending an envoy with a physician to assist ex-service members. It outlines filing new or reopened claims, tax matters, and insurance cases, with appointments from 10 am to 12 noon Saturday at a local office serving Bridgeport Stratford and Fairfield.
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Secret Message to Husband Ends in Wife's Death
An anonymous phone tip led John Lamb to Wolfe home where an unclothed stranger was found. Wolfe, attacked the intruder and later discovered his wife dead from poison after a stormy confrontation at the UG Singer Sewing Machine plant. Medical examiners and police pursue leads as the affair and identity of the intruder remain unclear.
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Fatal riot aftermath in Augusta injures many
An Augusta incident leaves five dead and seven injured after a Black man ran amuck through a business district. Patrolman W. W. Moore and another officer killed a man amid a public safety clash as crowds gathered and rioting broke out. Rain helped disperse the mob, but armed crowds returned. Conditions and weather details remained unclear late tonight.
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George Gordon Battle to Address Democrats
George Gordon Barre of New York and lawyer of note and Hon Herbert C. Peli, chairman of New York State democratic committees, are to speak at a Sunday event on August 20. The Fourth District Democratic committee oversees arrangements to accommodate attendees from surrounding areas. The meeting will feature formal remarks and a question period led by local state party figures.
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George Gordon Barre
New York
Herbert C. Peli
New York State
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Torether
State Firemen Honor Fire Chief Johnson at Ceremony
A thawing ceremony honored Fire Chief Johnson before about 280 attendees in New Haven. Mayor Putnam welcomed the group and cited the chiefs leadership as officers were sworn in, with names from New Britain to Middletown listed among attendees.
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Prohibition Abolished By Soviets in Russia
A Moscow dispatch reports Soviet Russia has abolished prohibition and issued a decree permitting manufacture and sale of beverages up to 14 percent alcohol. Vodka ban, once enforced by the Nicholas government, had limited drinks to 1.5 percent since 1916. The Soviet move ends the strict prohibition era in the country.
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Associated Press
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Loetvian Telegraphic Agency
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Duma
King Peter of Serbia Dies at 76 in Exile and War
Belgrade dispatch reports King Peter of Serbia, 76, died after a life of wartime leadership and exile. He abdicated in 1914, returned to lead troops, and championed Serbian resistance through Albanian escape to Saloniki before overseeing a nomadic government in Cet. His son Alexander later became army commander and was named heir in 1918.
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Two Auto Accidents Leave One Dead and Two Hurt
Clarence W. Klein, 23, of 198 College Street New Haven, died after his touring car overturned on Maple Street Westport while Donald H. Andrews of Southington suffered injuries and was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital. Edward W. Delgar of Stratford fractured his left collar bone and sustained scalp lacerations in a Milford crash involving a Bridgeport jitney secretary John Succa and passengers Attorney Jacob B Klein Judge Robert DeForest.
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Weston
W. JH. Donaldson
Conn. Co. Appeals to Halt Ali Jits up in September
Federal hearing in New Haven tested constitutionality of the jitney law. Judges Thomas Manton Knox heard sparse arguments as Bridgeport and New Haven attorneys pressed to halt jitneys. The Connecticut Company seeks to void recent Public Utilities Commission ruling affecting 44 jitney routes. Court to resume in September with Stamford and Danbury sessions planned to ease congestion.
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Dollar Day Draws Crowds to City Shops
Vendors report a huge success as shoppers flooded streets and stores yesterday. Merchants praise the volume of business and crowded aisles, with some dealers forced to pause to manage the rush and accommodate buyers.
U S Halts Imports of Beer From Canada
Windsor Ont Aug 18 Ontario enforcement officers halted beer exports to the United States. A shipment from a Walkerville brewery was seized en route to Walkerville docks under orders from the Attorney General's Department.
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Seaplane Sets Altitude Record Near Washington
A seaplane flight piloted by Commander Dad McCullough carried three passengers to an altitude of 20,000 feet near HORT WASSINGTON, NV, with weather conditions limiting further ascent. Officials of the Aeronautics Authority witnessed the milestone, marking a record for seaplane performance in this region.
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Blind Man Charged in Mothe r of Three Murder Case
In Paso, Aug 18, Tramon Ramirez, 20, a blind man, was jailed and charged with the murder of his mother in law and her three children aged 4 to 8. Sheriff Boone said Ramirez entered the house where Conuuto Mavi, 32, was slain and the children were found slain. police say the motive was to take the family’s money and flee.
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New Tax Measure labeled Rich Man's Bill by Democrats
Washington August 11 The nation’s tax bill totals 198.64 million this fiscal year and 377.79 million next year with 79.28 million in 1528 the figures cited by Ways and Means Chairman Wordney in a majority report. Democrats plan a caucus attack branding the measure a rich man’s bill while minority analysis questions the method of reductions. The House committee reported the bill with Democrats voting against it and a rule set to move the measure through the House by 3 p m Saturday debate scheduled for 11 a m tomorrow. The bill claims tax relief totals 790.39 million in net gains and losses, equating to about 7 per capita or a 35 cent annual saving per family.
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Harding Adds Senate Voice to Foreign Affairs Delegation
President Harding appoints Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts as Foreign Relations Committee chair to the American delegation to the disarmament conference. Secretary Hughes named to head the group, with broader Senate participation possible. potential mentions include Senator Underwood and Senator Nixon. The move signals cross party input during treaty negotiations.
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Senate votes to recess from August to September end
The Senate voted 15 to 18 today to recess from Wednesday August 24 to Wednesday September 43. Senator Yeauleo announced Congress would not adjourn next week unless the Garnipole's Due was passed or Ut date.
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