Insurgents Move Toward Peace as Cork Battles Ease
Dublin reports official word that insurgent reps in Cork have gone to Free State headquarters to discuss peace. Limerick battle details leak claim State forces hold strong, with 16 casualties and several civilians and volunteers killed. Irregulars deserting in large numbers, signaling a possible government move once Cork is settled.
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Cork
Free State
Associated Press
Limerick
Cuba
Ballinas
Kutee
Snany
Lietmerick
British Aviators Aim for Pacific Flight Prize
Major C W Morgan, British aviator, cables plans to attempt a trans Pacific flight from San Francisco to Sydney for a 10,006 pound prize offered by Thomas A Nee of Los Angeles. He hopes to depart October 2 at 1 PM, arrive October 7 at 1 PM, routing via Honolulu, Samoa, and the Fiji Islands, with Captain F P Raynham as associate.
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C- Ww. F. Morgan
United States
San Francisco
Sydney
New South Wales
Thomas A.nee
Los Angeles
Moran Opes
Honolulu
Samoa
Fiji Islands
Ferry service permit granted for Bridgeport island route
Park Board approved a ferry link between Brewster street and the Wilson Martshall pier on Fayerweather Island to serve residents of Black Rock and We Fad mets. Alderman Eugene C. J. Keny leads a mutual Black Rock group seeking convenient transport. an overhaul is planned for the boat to be commissioned for operation.
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Black Rock
Bridgeport
Brewster Street
Wilson-Martshall Pier
Fayer- Weather Island
Park Board
Eugene C. J. Keny
Third District
Insurgent Support Diminishes Within Local Party
John A. Corel, chairman of the Democratic Town Committee, stated last night that opposition within the party ranks to his leadership was petering out, signaling a consolidation of support for his chairmanship.
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Democratic Town Committee
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Willlam
Uit
United States
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Sridgeyou
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Anak
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Otishire Distret Clu
AL Cnr
Italian Cabinet Resigns After Chamber Vote
The Italian premier De Ferra and his entire cabinet submitted resignations to the king after a chamber vote of conscience defeated the government. The resolution holding the government failed to secure democratic peace passed 284 to 163, signaling political instability and signaling potential changes in leadership.
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Promser
Jormer
Benomit
Mingstes
Arrest in Norwalk on bill raising charge
Norwalk July 11 A merchant alleges a man passed a raised twenty six dollar bill at a store days earlier. Police say Lewis Willits was arrested as part of the investigation. Evidence suggests the suspect threw away the counterfeits while en route to the police station. The case hints at broader counterfeiting activity linked to a white male believed to lead a group.
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Norwalk
Lewis Willits
Ives
West
Stu
New York
Riverside Woman Is Beneficiary Of Will
New York July 19. Mary Oakley of New York filed for probate, revealing endowments to several charitable institutions. The largest bequest is 20,000 dollars in cash plus 11,500 from a trust estate for a New York Protestant Episcopal mission and other beneficiaries. The will totals around 62,400 with various income distributions and gifts to Whitstork and other named entities.
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New York
Mary Oakley
Danbury Delicatessen Held On Liquor Charge
Danbury police arrested Anthony Karpuszka at 46 White Street in a Moooy raid linked to illicit liquor sales. Investigators collected evidence from the venue detailing clandestine trade in hard spirits and the case names two implicated individuals awaiting tomorrow’s City Court appearance with bonds set at $200 each.
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Danbury
White Street
Anthony Karpuszka
Tridi
Reidine Treckers
Bork
Bard” Stum
Clifton Mine Riot Death Toll Stabilizes In Coverage
Burgl, West Virginia reports indicate a gun battle at the Clifton Mine near Congie on Monday left multiple dead. Officials, including Sheriff Juwetfedt, say the exact toll is still being determined as investigations continue tonight.
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Clifton
Congie
Sulycals
Missing Stamford boy's body found in canal
A four year old Stamford boy, Michiel i toxdimia, reported missing yesterday by his parents, was found in the canal near the steamboat pier today. Authorities believe he was coerced from his home and moored near Jamaw F rat.
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Michiel i Toxdimia
Peter Doghna
Tudlow St
Steamboar Pier
Miiaw
Whudren
Wandeuil
Gallen
Jamaw
State Hospital Employee Drowns Bathing in Connecticut River
A state hospital employee drowned while bathing in the Connecticut River near Mindletowl in the afternoon. The body was not recovered at a later hour, and authorities reported the incident as a fatal drowning with details still unclear.
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James Employe
Ma Cafu
Connecticut River
Bern
Watchman Bead Mystery Ties to Duke Kinship
British Consul and New York detectives probe identity of an eccentric watchman found dead in Kings County. Fragments suggest he may be son of the late Duke, with rumors linking to aristocratic circles and a possible inheritance. investigators sift clues from his room, possessions, and social papers as attention centers on a lineage claim and a family drama surrounding Lady Dillan and Viscount Wspswick.
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Gyrt Bistone
Tather
Linge Ceildren
Dillan
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Ministry of Edu
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Government Sees Correlation in Two BG Strikes
Washington May 9— Government officials report correlation between two coal strikes as Governors pledge aid to reopen mines. President Harding’s policy seeks cooperation with industry to ease mine output, address water supply and transportation issues, and move toward restoring production amid distress in West Virginia and other states.
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Seaside Park Expansion Wins Park Board Approval
The Park Board accepted the Paul St. Pearsall estate offer to extend the Seaside Park boulevard across Fayerweather Island and along Grover's Point, creating a new Soundfront drive linking to Gilman Street. City officials and residents anticipate a 10 to 20 year implementation with a budget near 6,000,000 dollars and riparian improvements along Black Rock harbor.
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Fayerweather Island
Black Rock Harbor
Grover's
Black Rock
Park Board
Paul St. Pearsall
New Haven Road Granted Injunction Against Strikers Interfering
A temporary restraining order issued by Judge Edwin Thomas bars strikers from interfering with New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company operations in New Haven July 19. The filing cites violence property damage and masked assailants as motives for protection of employees and shipments.
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U. S. District Court
New Haven
Edwin §. Thomas
United States District, J Court
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Suikars
Gaultet
Emis
North Carolina Governor Rejects Harding Request
Governor Morrison of North Carolina rejects federal pressure on mining disputes. He states there is little mining in the state and there are no current strike troubles, adding he will not invite miners to return to work. He warns national or state intervention in labor disputes is unwise and pledges to uphold law and order.
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Goveernor Merrison
North Carolina
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Harding
Curailag
Morrison
Guldiers
Gorce
Gardaa
Samuel Gompurs
American Federation of Labor
Tte
Chicago
Charles Fitatrorris
Tealot
Poright
Cincago
United States
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Chicaso
Tinion Ieadera
Carsiers
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Allem
Peete
St. Paul
Lai
Fou
Shipments Hold as Bridgeport Cites Barred Cargo Delays
Cargo from two months of tidewater waits weighs on Bridgeport deliveries. Barrels of bituminous coal arrive in dwindling weekly quantities with under half of expected cargoes reaching industries. Ships sit idle for lack of tide water at loading posts in Redding Perth Amboy South Amboy Arlington and Jersey City as dealers warn of continued shortages.
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Rouge
Industria Phat
Coly
Cronk
C.D
Por Redding
South Amboy
Perth Amboy
South Jersey City
Arlington Ng
Wards Move To Block Conspiracy Proceeding
District Attorney Weeks faced hurdles as he seeks to proceed in a conspiracy case linked to the slaying of Walter Ward and George Ward. A court order granted by May morning allowed Miles Campbell to aid the younger Ward who is charged with a $0.00 bond. Defense argues the conspiracy case is a vehicle to influence the murder trial testimony, with counsel’s affidavit casting doubt on the process.
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Miles Carmpbeil
Ward
Alusiici
Turther Wei
Four Hurt as Shell Explodes at Green Wine Company
An explosion at the Green Wine Company in Newark injured four people including Max Green, company president. The blast occurred late today, with other victims identified as the president's son and two workers, all rushed to local hospitals for treatment.
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Green Wine Company
Max Green
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Turney
Rail Labor Board Quits Reconciliation Effort Amid Strike
Chicago July 18 negotiations to end the railroad strike reached a deadlock as Ben W Hooper chairman of the U S Railway Labor Board announced no further reconciliation talks were feasible. A F L leadership pledged aid while union officials warned of lasting impact on shopmen.
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ANL
Ben W Hooper
United States Railway Labor Board
Carridgé
Labor Board
Sta Wworkers
Jatooper
Hooper
Noa Halk
Ihtye
Fuel Prices Lead Cost of Living Rise in June
Washington reports June wholesale prices rose 1.3 percent from May, with overall living costs up 3.4 percent since April. Fuel and building materials led gains, with clothing up more than 22 percent from earlier months. Compared with June last year, the general level is up about 4.5 percent, while fuel and related goods show nearly 18 percent gains.
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Department of Labor
Juslave
Nighey Pthenthen
Boscarticht
Furn
Os Mn
Cd Lhtes-lourths
Uleher
Fata
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