DAIL REJECTS BRITISH PROPOSAL LEAVING DOOR OPEN
Dublin August reports the Dail Eireann cabinet rejected Lloyd George's terms while signaling room to continue peace talks. De Valera to explain motivations at a public meeting with further publication planned. New Dail to be sworn in, officials to resign and seek re election.
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Dublin
Agencated Pressi
Dall Eireann
Premnier Lloyd-George
Eamonn de Valera
Longon
Dailigeann
Tontsht
Irish Bulletin
Dail Eireann
Ireland
Lingd
George
Canada
South Africa
Bulletin
Teachers' Assignments To Be Ready Next Week
School Superintendent Slavisi has just returned from a short vacation and is busy assigning teachers for the coming year and planning school reorganization. Superintendent Slawson expects to have the teacher assignment list ready early next week.
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Slavisi Hae
Slawson
Armed miners march toward Mingo sparks federal aid call
West Virginia unrest flared as more than 4000 armed miners traveled from Marmet toward Mingo and Logan counties raiding stores and stealing. Governor Morgan appealed for 1000 federal troops, and Senate investigators planned to resume hearings September 19, with Gen Read and Gen Band to survey the area and report for a President Harding decision.
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Washington
West Virginia
Mingo
Morgan
Senate
Willarmenn
Wainwright
George W. Read
1Ifth
Fort Benjamin Arrisnn
Ind
H. HH. Band
Holt
Washington, D
Staulsay HH
Charleston
Department
Harding
War Department
Charlee H. Russell
Kenyon
Ssig
Marmet
Minso
Logan
Baby Found In Bulrushes Named Moses Doe
In Norwalk 18 hundred nine day old infant found in bushes near Broadriver. Police seek suspect or suspects who left the baby at Norwalk Hospital. Baby weighs five pounds and is improving with care. The infant is registered as Moses Doe due to lack of a name.
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Moses Doe
Xnorwalk
Moses
Bullrushes
Norwalk Hospital
Boya Éarty
Broadriver
Torasey
Joseph Carroll
Michael Heyes
Errant Husband Targeted In Café By Proud Brooklyn Woman
In a Main Street cafe a determined woman identified as Mrs Lalskowsky of Brooklyn confronted her estranged husband, punched him twice, and prompted police involvement. The confrontation, spurred by allegations of kidnapping their six year old son, led to talks of restoring the boy or arresting the husband. The sergeant in charge urged a peaceful settlement. The husband agreed to surrender the boy amid a tense scene.
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Elsence
Mra Lalskowsky
Brooklyn
N. X
Mia Laiskowcky
New York
Bridgeport
Michail Arnolsky
Auger
Walnut Beach jitney service fully resumed in Bridgeport line
Anticipation of arrests of jitney operators on the Walnut Beach Bridgeport route gave way to a full resumption of service by four o clock yesterday. Kilpatrick said extra drivers were needed for club members on the Pines, with buses briefly halted earlier to avoid confiscation. Officials note Bridgeport Bus line revenue and jitney operators discuss schemes, while state attorney Alling warns against legal evasion.
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Walnut Beach Bridgeport
Miltfard
W. F. D. Kilpatrick
Pines
Kilpatrick
Bridgeport
New Hayem
St Ig
Gridgeport
State
Arnon A. Alling
Wew Hagan
Local Hello Girl Awarded Vail Medal for Bravery
Miss Aline McDonald of 167 Lincoln Avenue Bridgeport is the first to receive the Vail Medal for an unusual act of service while on night duty as a telephone operator. The citation notes she maintained service through a severe storm on September 30, 1920, keeping a crippled switchboard functioning despite rampant turmoil.
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Aline MclDonald
Lincoln Avenue
Bridgeport
Committee On Weli
U S and Germany Sign Peace Pact in Berlin
The peace pact ending the technical state of war between the United States and Germany was signed in Berlin at 6:20 PM. The three article document, linking to Knox resolutions, grants the United States rights and privileges under Versailles not ratified by the U.S. The United States is not bound by Versailles provisions including the League of Nations.
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Herr Resen
Knox
Dreger
Porter-Knox Feues
Germany
United States
League of Nations
League
Council
Bride of W R Renesch secret Bridgeport marriage reported
A Bridgeport marriage rumor centers on Mrs Bianca West Bishop, formerly Mrs W Bishop, who wed William Raymond Renesch, a former salesman, in a hush hush ceremony. The couple reportedly took residence on 407 Minton Avenue near the bride’s mother. The divorce case of Mrs Bishop included a $22,000 alimony award and allowed her to resume her maiden name.
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Bianca West Bishop
W. R. Renesch
William D. Bishop
Beidgeport
Blanes L. West Bishop
Hap Vaon
William Raymond Renesel
Acture
katWay
Lucy T. Woatsha
Minton Avenue
William T. Bishop
Bishop
New Haven
Milford Police Commissioner Clark Deposed by Selectmen
Milford Aug 25 Stanley M Clark has been deposed as president of the board of Police Commissioners by the board of Selectmen. The ouster followed friction with Judge Jarvis D Brown over comments about the Town Court and enforcement of local ordinances including bathing dress, speed limits and parking. The decision was announced by First Selectman Manley J Cheney after a registered letter notified Clark of the action.
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Milford
Stanley M. Clark
Brown
Board of Police Commissioners
Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
First Selectman
Manley J. Cheney
Clark
Jarvis D. Brown
Administration of Justice
Sonstdracestir
Man and Girl Drown in New Haven Harbor
In New Haven harbor two people drown when six year old Alonzo Hall witnessed the scene and was rescued by Captain Harmar Stume. The boy's father Joel Hall of West Haven and Gertrude Weidman, 26, were aboard a sailboat when she toppled overboard and he jumped in after her.
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New Haven
Alonizo Hall
Harmar Stume
Narragansett Pier
Oystar
Thas
Stume
Young Hall
Joel &. Hall
West Haven
Gertrude Weidman
Gertrude
Soldier Taken ill on the road to hospital
Joan Moran of 269 River Street reports a returned soldier who collapsed at a mail road station. He was treated by Dr. B J Burns from the emergency hospital and transferred to St Vincent's hospital with signs of pleurisy and related symptoms.
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Joan Moran
River Street
B. J. Burns
Bt. Vincent's Hospital
Youthful fugitive surrenders after six months on the run
Weary of dodging the law, 19 year old James Terace of Hillstée avenue surrendered to Bridgeport police yesterday. Arrested in January for suspected involvement in Fairfield burglaries, he was bound over to await trial. En route to county jail he escaped while the sheriff stopped for clothes, then wandered to other towns before being captured.
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James Terace
Hillstée Avenue
Bridgeport
Terace
Fairfield
Judson
North Avenue
Feraco
Gols
Pirate bottle note hoax solved Deering mystery
The Carroll A. Deering wreck near Cape Hatteras inspired a government probe. Christopher Columbus Gray admitted writing the note in the bottle to gain a lighthouse service job, deceiving officials and delaying closure of the case.
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Washington
Aus
Bees
Atlantic
Navy
Cogs Guard
Darrell A. Deering
Bath
Maine
Diamond Shoals
Cape Batteras
Bettle
Deering
Lulu Wormrell
Hoover
Department of State, Navy, Justice ,and the Treasury
Lawrence Richey
Htis
Richey
Treasury
Gray
Lighthouse Service
Department of Commerce
Cape Hatteras
Deerins
Coast Guard
Coroner Probes Death In Cos Cob Car Incident
Greenwich authorities investigate the death of Francesco Cerizio Meri killed Monday night in Cos Cob when a driver, former New Haven manufacturer Virginus Mayo, loses control. The coroner seeks a $33,000 bond and is expected to announce findings next Monday or Tuesday as the case unfolds in the tireenwiel borovenh context.
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Greenwich
Auga
J. Phelan
Francesco Ceriziomeri
Cos Cob
Ohance
Maya
New Haven
Mare
Tireenwiel Borovenh
Dows
Ceronei
Drowned Youth J F Greening at Lake Pontoosuc
Joseph F Greening 17, a sophomore at Gridgeport Bish acheal, son of Joseph S Greening of 41 Astuthi street, drowned while bathing at Lake Pontoosuc near Pittsfield. Body recovered after search. he reportedly suffered a heart trouble episode. Survived by father, two sisters, and brother.
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Howland Company
Lake Pontoosuc
Pittsfield
Mass
Joseph F. Grening
Bishacheal
Ald
Joseph S. Grening
Astuthi Street
Dake Pon Uosuc
Pittefied
Wins
Eies
Pititsfield
Yoime Greening
Lake Pontoosue
Grove
Parey
Living Cost Wage Standard To Be Fought By AFL
Atlantic City Aug 25 The executive council of the American Federation of Labor said it would oppose wage levels set solely by living costs and announced plans for an investigation to fix a new daily wage that would ensure fair compensation and job usefulness.
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A. F. le
Atlantic City
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Fia
Federation Council
Dalley
Fairfield Court Busy With Booze Raid Cases
Fairfield Aug 15 Special Judge Bacon Wakeman of Walkvid town court sat to hear the long session in Fairfield. He presided over prosecutions of men arrested in liquor raids in Fairfield and Westport Wednesday night. Fines ranged from 3 to 16 hundred dollars, with heavier penalties for manufacture and sale of liquor. Some prisoners to pay fines and were sent to jail by Judge Wakeman.
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Fairfield
Jndee Bacon Wakeman
Walkvid
Geneh
Weet
Wakeman
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U.S
Amazon
Walnut Beach
Hello Girl
Alice MacDonald
Berlin
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Rosen
U. S
William D
Stoten
Federat
Pratal Ofittals
Roe Island
Peter. Cooper Hewitt
Parts
Peter Cooper Hreanvitt
Hewitt
Renesch
Guess Who
Nore
Thorpe
New Haven Harbor
Christopher Columbus Gray
Carroll A. Deering
Hatteras
Virginius Mayo
J. F. Greening
Perseus
Arzeng
Har Con
Sid
Pittsfieid Beat Club
Noetlig
P. Merrill
Young Groening Ie
Savente
Howland Drsgoods Company
4. C. Walker
Florence Greening
Percy Greening
Fairfield Court
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