Trish Labor Party Publishes Rejected Peace Proposals
Berlin April 30 The Trish Labor party executive issued a statement outlining proposals not accepted by either side. It called for local authorities and economic forces to consult with the Dail Fianna and for a council of Iceland to act as government, subject to Dail Eireann, with a council of state to control the army. Archbishop Bying said the unofficial government council was not called because the request was deemed not onerous. The Labor executive will resume sitting and may issue a further statement.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Trish Labor Party
Ure Dail Fireann
Iiska
Dal Eireann
Council of State
Labor Party
Bying
Labor Executioe
Twelve Foot Shark Shot After Exciting Chase
A twelve foot man-eating shark was shot and killed in the Delaware River at Waters near Philadelphia after a dramatic chase that drew many onlookers from both riverbanks. Captain Joseph Fletcher of the Wissining Wacht Club fired the shot that ended the pursuit. The shark marked the first sighting of such a creature in that stretch of the river, about a hundred miles from its presumed Ocean City origin.
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Philadelphia
Delaware River
Waters
Delawae
Joseph Fletcher
Wissingming Wacht Club
Man Drowns When Car Leaves Road Near Easton
James Lester Kerr, 28, of Penntown, New Jersey, drowned after his automobile crashed through a guard rail into the Delaware canal four miles south of Easton. John Vanselous, companion, was also thrown into the water as efforts to rescue Kerr failed.
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Easton
James Lester Kerr
Prenchtown
Delaware Canal
John Vanselous
Danion
Kerr
Pat Crow The Clerk Turned Thief And Kidnapper Legend
The Salvation Army spotlighted Pat Crow once famed as a thief and kidnapper. He began stealing small amounts at a cash register, then escalated to robbing trains and kidnapping Ed Cudahy for $25400. Reform came after contact with the Army, later he watched a thousand-dollar property in New York City, but thefts paused only for a corbin ear-chock.
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Salvation Army
Pat
Tim
Ed. Cudahy
Hig Sher
New York City
Hats Return to Prewar Prices Says Makers in New York
In New York on Apr 32 manufacturers and buyers said straw hats will return to prewar price levels with ranges from 1.00 to 4.50, multiple styles and weaves offered for May 43 straw hat day. About 6,200 workers produce hats locally with 3,000 sewing value staff. imports like Patan and Leghorn arrive for finishing.
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York
M. WY. Fox
Iyors
America
Panama
Porto Ricans Seek Congress Probe of Governor Reily
Washington dispatch reports Porto Rican resident commissioner Cordova Davila pressing for a rigid U S congressional inquiry into Governor E Mont Reily actions since taking office. Davila accuses Reily of public office trafficking, alliance with Bolsheviks, intimidating the Porto Rican Senate, and planning a multi party cabinet. the affair follows San Juan disturbances and a fire on a ship en route to the Pacific Coast.
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Harding
E. Mount Reily
Porto Rico
Pollx Cordova-Davila
House of Representatives
Rally
Davila
Relly
Third Internationale
Moscow
Reily
San Juan
United States
War
Turing
Olp
Pacific Coast
Erely
War Department
Effert
Treily
Kansas City
Congress
Senate
Afice
Dacila
Socialist Party
Hag
Russia
Daylla
Forto Rico
TE. Mont Reiy
Wieder
Oyersbody
Bat Haunts Philadelphia Opera at Academy of Music
A bat inhabiting the Academy of Music in Philadelphia disturbed a Metropolitan Opera performance of Lay Roi d’... as singers Verdi Meyerbeer Mendelssohn faced aerial intrusions. The creature swooped above the audience and targeted the two lead performers before escaping behind the wings. Stagehands later hunted the marauder while spectators remembered spectral cries from the bat’s domain.
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Philadelphia
Old
Academy of Music
Monsieur Jo Bar
Verdi Meyerbeer
Mendalssohn
Philadelphia Orchestra
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York Arerived
Alda
Gordon
Ria
Mapnista
Cal
Orhella
Desdemona
Repairing Shirt Cuffs With Hidden Mends
A fragmented instruction describes turning cuffs inside out and removing a cuff on one side to place a wet patch near the knit. It suggests aligning the patch so the mend is nearly invisible when the sleeve is worn, aiming for an inconspicuous repair.
Bridgeport Man Held by Milford Police
Bridgeport man Caruona held by Milford police on a reckless driving charge after a Milford turnpike collision. His horse shown no injuries. both cars damaged, one in each ditch. Court hearing scheduled in Milford Town Court next Saturday.
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Milford
Caruona
New Haven
Fairfield Fire Sweeps 30 Acres of Woodland
A large brush and woodland fire swept about thirty acres in Fairfield near Sanm Mortar district. Residents watched as firefighters battled the blaze from 11 pm to shortly after 5 am with help from Southport, no buildings were damaged. Hundreds gathered to view the woodland blaze during the afternoon.
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Fairfield
Peairfield
Residetta
Stary
Msairfield Fire Department
Tater
Southport
Americans Fund Peru Railway Ambition Shaping West Coast Trade
Fort Worth Texas April 30 Americans fund a Peru railway project to run from Pacific coast near Arica to the Amazon. American financiers from Texas Denver Chicago and New York pool 240 49 million for the line backed by Senator G C Zegarra and Peru’s plan to connect rich mineral and timber regions with the coast. The venture aims to unlock wide Peruvians resources while Chile and Bolivia view control of Arica as pivotal in regional influence and the dispute over Tacna and Arica persists through plebiscite delays and past conflicts.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Peru
Chile
Acna
Arica
Padifia Cosal
Amazon River
Texas”a. & M. Col
Tacitas
South America
Zegatta
Amazon
Por Zegatta
United States
J. W. Fiannagan
Cullman
John Kirby
Houston
Tim
Flannagan
Jestira
Wip
Ena
Africa
Bolivia
Tacno-Arica
Elpacas
Brazil
Zegarra
Ee Zegarta
Elliot Root
Williama J. Byran
Home of Rose ONeill Fire Threat in Westport
Fire at the Italian style home of artist Rose ONeill in Westport caused significant smoke and flames before two hose companies contained the blaze. The house, once owned by Hugo Ballin, suffered substantial damage to nearby trees and property while residents escaped unharmed.
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Westport
Destiny
Ion
Rose O'Neil
Firs
Hugo Ballin
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