Partial Sinn Fein Ulster Agreement Talks at Mansion House
Report from Dublin describes Sinn Fein and Northern Unionists meeting at Dublin's Mansion House. Eamonn De Valera received with enthusiastic ovation as talks with Premier Lloyd George and others aim at a preliminary accord on an All-Ireland conference. American flags waved amid prayers and public demonstrations.
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Fourth of July Fireworks Toll Spreads In Seaside Park
A busy Fourth in Milford Bridgeport area sees a string of shootings and injuries. A driver lost control, a car crash injured several, and emergency staff treated multiple patients including children with blank cartridge wounds. Police contained crowds at Seaside Park amid a heavy fireworks display with two arrests for drunkenness and disturbance.
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Nations League 10 Live: Wallace Urges Allied Unity
Speech excerpts discuss postwar world order, France’s wartime sacrifices, and the need for enforcement of the Versailles terms. Emphasizes that only strong, united action by Britain and the United States can secure lasting peace, justice, and reconstruction after World War I.
Woman shot at band concert in Bristol hears gunfire
Mrs Josephine Romigno was shot in the breast while listening to a Bristol band concert. A person was not traced by police. Her sister Mrs Carmella Puys stood nearby. Five years earlier Frank Wenda, Puys’s former husband, was killed here and the murderer remained unfound. Romigno walked home for medical care. doctor said injury not serious.
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Russia Says No Designs on Turkey via Nathanarow
Dispatches from Constantinople report Soviet Russia denying ambitions over Constantinople and seeking peaceful relations with Turkey. Mustafa Kemal Pasha and M. Nathanarass discussed the credential exchange as friendly and affirming Turkey's independence after wartime defeat.
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Railroad unions undecided on wage cut still
Chicago July 4 Fifteen hundred railway union chairmen meeting here failed to reach any agreement on the wage cut effective July 1 and will press ongoing talks this week. They also weighed attitudes toward the wage reductions and the national agreements continued temporarily by the board pending further conferences between roads and employees.
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Caruso Despairs Of Regaining Full Voice Power
New York July 4 Grand opera’s most valuable possession the voice of Enrico Caruso in his prime is a seriou s loss Capt Charles Anthony Fulton of army intelligence says Caruso told him he would sing no more as he once could doctors in Italy share pessimism about recovering his full voice strength He was seen in poor health and tearfully expressed despair over his future vocal power
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Senate Still Holds Suspicion Over Foreign Debts
The Senate presses for scrutiny of foreign debt decisions while Secretary Mellon and President Harding push for authority to collect debts. Mellon’s experience is cited as decisive in distinguishing debtors able to pay from those who cannot. The administration seeks targeted legislative authorization to handle debtors case by case, amid opposition from some bankers.
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City Fireworks Draw 40000 As Night Sky Explodes
City crowds celebrate a fireworks display with 40000 attendees along the riverfront. The Niagara Falls light show, coast artillery band, and a parade of shells lit the sky while boats filled the harbor. Park avenues hosted auto shuttles guiding residents home after a lively evening with music and dance on the green.
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Thousands March in Wet Parade Century Prohibition Demonstration
Thousands joined a wet parade amid banners and signs supporting repeal of the eighteenth amendment and opposition to the Volstead Act. Bands played as marchers urged Bible reading and celebration while thirsty crowds filled soda fountains after the event.
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Wet parade in Jersey City with three camels in line
Thousands march along Hudson avenue in New Jersey in the first organized protest against a prohibition enforcement act. Three camels led the parade, bearing a garland and a placard about preferring drink and liberty. Congressmen O Brien spoke at West Side park denouncing government actions.
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Bugs Balk at Atlantic City Thirteenth Playwright
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Bugs Baer as campus slang shooter and play wright, honoring Georgn White's Seun- Mids af 1047. The text mentions names Artie, Anthae, Geo, Gerlawin, and a composer, amid a discussion of plays and culture at a literary event.
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Bethlehem Steel Cuts Prices Again
Bethlehem Steel announces further price reductions across multiple products including bare steel, structural shapes, plates, sheets, slabs, and blue tempered items. President Grace cites higher postwar costs for materials and labor, noting present costs exceed prewar levels by about $20.59 per ton, with natural steel priced at $24.80 per ton, equivalent to $24.21 prewar.
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Heroes of Argonne Reviewed at Hub
Veterans parade and boxing bouts at Braves Field mark Memorial Day events. Soldiers salute their former commander amid parades, wounds noted, and crowds chant for the old man as veterans gather on the common for a memorial service.
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Belgian Royalty Arrives in England for State Visit
Albert I and Queen Elisabeth arrive in London for their first state visit to England. They are met by the Prince of Wales and Queen Mary at Victoria station, and escorted to Buckingham Palace for a banquet. The program includes wreath layings at the Cenotaph and Westminster Abbey.
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Germany's mixed response to Harding peace notice
Berlin reports a subdued reaction as Germany learns of President Harding's call ending the war. Officials and citizens show no strong thrills, awaiting official American confirmation via the commission in Berlin. German officials debate how to acknowledge the peace and whether war is formally ended.
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Harding Ends War With Germany and Seeks Peace Steps
President Harding declares the state of war with Germany ended and outlines plans to send a diplomatic representative to Washington. Officials expect months of peace negotiations, with Knox-Porter backing easing trade and normalizing relations as a priority.
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