Irish Peace Parley Near Final Break At Three-Day Crisis
The Irish conference faced a real crisis as Eamon de Valera asserted Ireland's independence in a message to Pope Benedict. Representatives met for three hours and adjourned to tomorrow with no consensus. Lloyd George stated the government's position in London, stressing that Sinn Fein is not a separate republic. Trust remains in orders, while both sides show a sincere desire for a settlement despite difficulties. The adjournment left important questions unresolved.
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Eamon
de Velera
Ireland
Pop i Benedict
Harish
Dia] Eireann
Sinn Fein
G Exitair
Sinn Feina
British Empire
Trims
Lloyd-George
House of Commons
Trish
Downs Street
Jie
de Valeras
Heath
de Valera
Orsders
Lloyd/George
Onleniter
Review of Refused Non-Partisan League Case
A Minnesota Supreme Court petition seeks a writ of certiorari to review the refusal of the Non-Partisan League leaders Fowaks and Gilbert to concede prior review. The case concerns alleged activities opposing nation-wide authorities and requests the Supreme Court to order all case papers for review.
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Washington
Det iSipreme Cesti
Fowaks
Gilbert
Finnsl
Minnesota
Wourk
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Wold Ve
N H & H Continues Strike Preparations
A canvass of two affiliated brotherhoods shows threats of a strike on the New York New England road. Men will be asked about loyalty to the road, with training schools potentially opening in Hartford New Haven Waterbury and New London. Applications may be made at railway superintendents offices. pay and full rates for maintenance and ration staff will apply once work begins.
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Fober
New Enver Road
Cone
Bardo
Hartford
New Haven
Waterbury
New London
Carlist forces defeated near gates of Pest capital
Budapest October 4 Ex-Emperor Charles and ex-Empress Zits were captured near Komora and confined in Tata Tatavars castle under guard. Government troops forced Colonel Oestenburg to surrender as Carlist forces fall back toward Komora and pursue. Main forces count 24 000 government versus 10 000 royalists as Budapest greenlight signals pursuit throughout the region. Admiral Horthy vows to capture Charles and hand him to British authorities.
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Charles
Zita
Budapest
Zits
Komora
Tata Tovaros
Oestenburg
Oplbud
Tata-Tovaras
Mites
Tata-Tovacs
Picabe
Tatu
Covaros
Liongatian
Horthy
Charlap
Four Found Dead of Asphyxiation in Cleveland Flat
In Cleveland a man and three women were found dead of asphyxiation in an apartment in Fest End complex after fumigation in a restaurant on the first and second floors. The deaths, believed to have swept through the building via a dumbwaiter, occurred late today. victims named Fryer, his daughter Fryer, Mrs Gaughter, Miss Hoshelman, and Miss Asherman.
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Cleveland
Frank Pryer
Gaughter
Hoshelman
Fryer
AL Stenhl
Partner Arrests and Maloney 15 Held in Saloon Case
Following the arrest of partner Buckles and others, Stephen Mangney of 807 George Street was taken into custody charged with liquor violations. A long-standing relationship between Maloney and Buckley allegedly led to severed parties and shared liquor, with court testimony hinting at a planned “shop” of the saloon. The saloon building is left intact while Rucking’s case is continued for further investigation.
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Fu'low
Miter Buckles
Stephen Mangney
Geogitre
Rain
Meyer Law Giilalion
Peeivay
Mahonny
Buckley
Opravidine
Wade
Carria Nation
Rucking
Subway Crash Tramps In Panic Injure Many In New York
Panic erupted as a subway train at Fifth Street stalled after a short circuit. Passengers fought to escape while guards forced doors, trains lights flickered, and many were injured or taken to hospital with serious and minor wounds.
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York
Fifth Street
Bellisen
Bell An Leur
Passage of Willis Campbell anti beer bill pending
The Treasury Secretary signed regulations for medicinal beer and wine use. Physicians may prescribe up to two quarts of wine or two and a half gallons of malt liquor per patient per dose, with no limit on number of prescriptions. Regulations released to the Internal Revenue Commissioner for immediate promulgation.
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Washington
Unt
Treasom- Mellon
Willis-Campbell
Internal Revenue Commishorer Bisi
Treasury Department
Railroad labor chiefs urged to avert walkout
Stone of the Locomotive Engineers warned there is no open break among unions and each group may act autonomously. He indicated the Big Five may not be able to restrain members if others quit service, with chairmen receiving advise that a Chicago conference is unnecessary.
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BOARD
Stone
Cleveland
Qet
Railroad
Vollne
le Five
Brotley
Mr. Stone
Memphis Tenne
Engineer’s Brotherhood
Chicago
Dan Wat
Dent Stone
Fleeing Bride Captured by Air and Train Near Los Angeles
Miss Wisie Hiliger of Chicago eluded a rushed wedding in Los Angeles after a chase by air and train. An airplane pursued when she fled with Faywealt, a motor-vehicle official, then a train to Chico failed. A man named Tawroott overtook the train with an airplane, settled the quarrel, and returned her to Los Angeles for a wedding planned the next night.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Wisie Hiliger
Chicago
Tuas
Filer
Los
Bill to Fund Allies Debts Passes with Authority
Washington Ont 24 Atten rejects Congress review but passes bill creating a commission with authority to refund debts of foreign nations owed to the United States totaling ten billion dollars. The measure moves to the Senate for consideration with a minor phrasing amendment.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Senate
Ays and Means Committee
Representative Collier
Rail Strike Situation Eyed Across States On Set Dates
Reports from multiple cities describe an ongoing railroad strike with unions discipline and officials urging calm. Leadership warns a broad walkout may not be postponed, with 476,000 rail workers potentially affected while government officials express intent to prevent a paralyzed transport system.
Atwater to Open Mayoralty Fight Tonight
Democratic nominee Tred Atwater to address voters at the Junior High School on Linwood Avenue marking the start of the party’s speaking campaign. A parade will precede the event with marchers, music, and a fireworks display as candidates from the district gather. The meeting opens at 7:30 p.m. and is open to all interested parties for discussion of the campaign and ticket.
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Atwater
Linwood Avenue
Tred Atwater
Ferest
Lye Distrias
I. Vanness
Fred Schempp
James Grady
Charles Byrnes
Benjamin Harnar
Ny Committee
Artim Corps
North Avenue
A Avenue
Maplawsed Avenue
Colorado‘avenue
Mainfeld Avenue
Grove Street
Tanwood Avenue
Wwe
Elky
Assessora
Choy
Oscar A. H. Daanenheve
Slyrisis
Iit
Satore Shapira
Apeaker
Malama Touse
Treprasentatives
Motion Milly Keen Wwe
Guere Neliner
Unterivever
Marshal
New York
Presior Democratic Navy
Democratic
Arthur B. Weiss
Wits
Warrles Weingarten
Ogear A. IL
Danneiberg
Marty Silverstein
Ie Inoms
Iut
Sigh
Loewith
Bla Inechine
Joshua Alelner
Deco Wiein
J. Locke
Harry A.goldstein
Samuel Plolkin
Samuel Molt
Ars
Niedlinger
Fra
Brideports Philosophical Society
Optiical Society
el Town
C P Candidates And Committee Hold Meeting
Publican leaders and candidates met at headquarters in the Liberty building last night to finalize a campaign structure for the first district. Mayor and others addressed the gathering and the slate for selectmen and district officials was discussed with Mrs Theodore Steiber named as strongest candidate for the first district.
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Iayion Tonsersfice
Liberty
Seuforces
Robinsonfold
Meror
Nicholson
Robbingan
Tiebingan
Tve
Wader
J Wm. Robrens
Robinson
St. Creorge’s Hall
Stratford Avenue
Trion
Stratford Avenues
Wiret
Mr. Kilps
Mra
Ace Richardson
Kounshur
Harriet la Keith
Tielih
Sha Venth
Wate
Doe Binvorth
Corn A Deru
Emily Wesepaen
Rail Board Acts as Clearing House for Looming Strike
United States railroad labor board says it will not present a settlement plan at the Wednesday hearing. About 475,000 prospective strikers narrowed by action excluding signalmen. 1.4 million leaders and rail heads urged attendance as sessions open to the public. Telegrapher union remains poised for action, while the board emphasizes enforcing the railway act.
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Urmago
Jaber
Maber
Rece Wrord
Big Pour Brotherhood
Upton
Signalmen
Bremen
Labor Board
Wellessex
Learing
Daugherty
United States
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Lcoufs
E. J. Manion
Railway Telegraphers Union
Mhomvston—International
Great Northern
Det
Cassociated Press
Flai Lroad Iuabor Board
Criste
Doar
Ritike
Z. Manion
St. Lothe
Brotherhagds
Teleram
Attorney General Prepares to Act on Transport Tie-Up Prevention
Washington October 24 Attorneys General Daugherty and five district attorneys from New York Chicago Cleveland Buffalo and Indianapolis agreed on a program of concerted action to prevent a tie up of U S transportation facilities during a railroad strike They will reconvene to issue further instructions to other district attorneys The Attorney General expressed doubt about a general railroad strike materializing but said the conference aimed to outline an emergency response based on constitutional powers to protect the nation s transport system.
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Washington
Associated Press
Daugherty
United Stat
Hayward
Yar Clyne
Chicago
Werta
Cleveland
Lockwont
Buffalo
van Nuys
Indianapolis
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