Irish peace hinges on Ulster as de Valera and premier resume talks
London July 15 Irish peace still hinges on Ulster. Lloyd George and De Valera held a second private meeting at Downing Street lasting an hour and a half. Both sides agreed no progress could come until Ulster obstacle is removed. De Valera pushes to persuade Lloyd George to abandon the Ulster bridgehead while the premier remains cautious amid pressure from the President. Sir Craig arrives as Ulster leader consults Lloyd George, questioning his power.
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Ulster
DE Valera
London
Lloyd-George and
de Velera
Downing Street
Lloyd-George
Lster
Belfast Churches Appeal For Truce Observance
In Belfast on July 15 leaders of three churches urged influence holders to restore order and renew friendly relations among communities amid intermittent rioting. A New Lodge Road clash left a man shot in the thigh, with later skirmishing wounding a young man and a girl.
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Associated Prassi
Disier Eatizet
1 Gars
Ready
Ireland
Belfast
New Lodge Road
United States Pushes Wide Scope for Far East Talks
Washington reports that the United States outlines a broad scope for disarmament conference negotiations with Japan, aiming to bring major powers to the table. Officials hope frank talks will lead to agreement on subjects of discussion once a suitable framework is set, with formal invitations likely to Britain, France, Italy, Japan, and China.
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Japan
Washington
Aim
Associated Press
United States
Britain
Frence
Itaty
China
Tariff Free List Hides Removed in House Vote
Washington July 13 The House adopted a tariff plan removing hides from the free list by a 142 to 97 vote, with an 15 percent ad valorem duty following. Rep Garner led the effort against the bill while Republicans pressed for amendment read. Adjournment came after tense debate and a long session. Boston July 15 Officials of the International Service Company escaped prosecution via a plea deal for $7,506 16 in attorney fees as Tufts removal proceedings continued in the Supreme Court upswing.
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Washington
House
Snes Eigh
and Means Committees
Garner
Tesas
Repubiccan
Represente Hawley
Boston
Othclala
International Service Company
Nathan A. Tuils
Letory
Supreme Court
Treaty Probably Will Be Sent To Senate Again
Washington July 15 The belief grows that the Versailles Treaty without the League of Nations and with other qualifications will be submitted to the Senate. Presidents Harding and Hughes favored the approach, with other officials sharing the view. Senate mood shifts toward greater tolerance of the Versailles Treaty, dropping hostility to the League and preparing for continued discussion. Continued on Page delve.
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Hughes
League of Nations
Mark Sullivan
Washington
Harding
América
Europ
Heaver
Ydea
Germany
League of Nationa
League of Matinny
Free Hides and Oil Slogan of New England Congressmen
Connecticut congressmen join most New England members in opposing tariff on oil and the 15 percent tariff on hides. Antathvea Merritt of Stamford notes Connecticut factories increasingly use oil as fuel, arguing oil tariffs burden industry. Leather goods makers oppose tariffs on hides, warning 45 percent rate raises shoe costs.
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Lorgy I
Washington
New England
Connecticut
Antathvea Merritt
Stamford
Indian guide aided Stillman’s wife meeting poet
A historical note recalls how Stillman’s wife met the Indian guide who later hired three guides and influenced their dealings. The account preserves the era’s social ties and the guide’s pivotal role in arranging subsequent explorations.
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Stillman
Public Clamor Over Mrs Kaber's Fate in Jury Trial
Gripping Cleveland courtroom scene as Mrs Kaber's murder case proceeds with jurors instructed to deliberate. Witnesses describe Stillman affair links and cross examination reveals tense exchanges. Prosecution paints a grim portrait while defense seeks mercy. defendant shown in despair as verdict looms.
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Cleveland
Stra. Lovg
Catherine Aber
Inge Maurice Bernon
Kaber
Judes Maurice Bere
Courtresm
Kabrr
Jay
Ross
Manard Stanton
Cuyahoga
Soldier Bonus Bill Recommitted in Senate amid Confusion
Washington July 16 The administration won its battle in Congress as the Senate recommitted the soldiers' bonus bill indefinitely to the finance committee by a 47 to 29 vote. Democrats claimed the move signaled the bill's death, while Republicans said it postponed action for a few months with no loss to veterans. The vote featured party splits and paired members, with several crossovers and absences noted.
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Reed
M’cumber
Washington
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Harding
Bal
Borah
Braudeges
Calder
Cameron
Cummins
Carta
Die Mbeham
Exige
Irnst
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Gooding
Hale
Kellogg
Kenyon
Wevey Kno Oder
McCormick
McKinlax
Mee Nary
Roges
Selson
Lew
Nicholson
Norbeck
Oddie
Menraya Pointdexter
Shoreridge
Line
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Sterling
Wadswoorh
Warren
Walesen
Ind
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Willis
Tal
Glass Ring
Myers
Simmons
Swinson
Wilderrod
Wildints
Burrumbie
Collins
Alarre
Fone Hingtony
Laid
Lalallette
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Trouseard
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Plejader
Gerry
Artis
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Terla Hitchnock
Jones
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Mckellar
Pittman
Robinson
Sheppard
Stanley
Walsh
Massachusetts
Montana
Watson
Georgia
Ajeo
Phipps
Republian
Colorado
Towsend
Michi- Fan
Weer
Missouri
Trammell
Morida
Qenemrats
Double killing on Turk Island shocks island locals
A New York stock broker Hemming was shot and killed by caretaker Hoerhart, who then killed himself after Hemming’s estranged wife invited him to confront Hemming. The couple had separated months earlier and met unexpectedly in New York. The wife reportedly urged Hoerhart to prevent Hemming’s entry, leading to a fatal double tragedy on Lone Island Sound.
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Vargtaker Cf Aim
Tisha
Rewuiieg
Turk Island
Lone Island Sound
Cote
Hembing
New York
Mra. Hemming
Winder
Northport
Hoerhart
Hemming
Utilities Board Ordered To Show Cause Tuesday
A late event reports a jitney protest parade in Norwalk with about 209 cars. The demonstrators oppose a banishment by the Public Utilities Commission and halted traffic, prompting police to be called to keep trolley lines open for jitneys.
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Norwalk
Jky
Public Utilities Comics
Manchester Good Twist Club Bus Penalty Refusal Case
Manchester July 18 police watched as the Good Twist club attempted to run a bus service between Manchester and Hartford despite a utilities commission ban. The Hartford police planned action, while attorneys argued about the Danbury and Bridgeport Taxi Company's finances. Judge Keeler refused to grant a new hearing and sent the matter to bankruptcy court.
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Manchester
Good Twist Club
Farrell
Hartford Pollice
Harry Goldstein
Johnny Neeler
Finlay
Danbury & Bridgeport
Ithe Company
Aidstein
Heny
John E. Keeler
Bankruptcy Court
Waldstein
Bankriptcy
Enwin A. Thomps
United State
Listy
Emrl
Weezh
Genie Lee
Mortimer J. Stowe
Immigration workers protest graft charge at Wallis station
July 15 workers at a migration station on Bil liaTalond protested the graft accusation leveled at Immigration Commissioner Frederick A. Wallis. Officials defended integrity of 400 to 600 staff, noting a few may be corrupt and insisting most are honest. Some employees pressed for tighter action and potential investigations to dismiss and prosecute misconduct.
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York
Billia
Corrar
Frederick A. Wallis
Bern
Sorel
Asi Demi
Byron WH. Ant
Wallis
Thayer
Crem
Can You Laugh Perhaps you think sea over cannot grin
The piece introduces a new series in THE SUNDAY FOST with Potash and Perlmutter as playful Bridgeport figures. It hints at humorous exchanges about business and mood, inviting readers to enjoy lighthearted prose and comic banter.
Jitneymen Arrests Highlight City Utilities Court Fight
A chaotic scene in Bridgeport and New Haven unfolds as jitneymen and drivers clash with public utilities orders. Judges weigh injunctions while arrests surface in Bridgeport, New Haven, and surrounding cities as appeals hinge on statute validity and commission dates.
City Club to Spend 100000 for Addition
Bridgeport to add a 60 foot brick expansion to the University Club on Colden Street. The project aims to relieve unemployment and will include a special dining room a recreation room for ladies several new facilities and 41 sleeping rooms. Construction by C Pardy Construction Co with completion in about five months.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut
New England
Chih
Colden Thof Street
W. H. Ham
C. Pardy Construction Company
Elh
GY. Bunt
Olip
Ham
Jam
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Af Tite
Bridgeport Housing Compenny
Toes Williamsem
Rikac
Erly Oiginerr
Locomobi Company
Sanford Stoddard
Civb Conpany
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