Ulster Ulster Delegation Talks Stall At London Conference
Deadlock grips Anglo Irish talks as Premier Lloyd George and Sir James Craig Ulster premier fail to reach agreement. Ulster leaders consider Belfast visit as downsizing prospects while De Valera meets Lloyd George amid ongoing negotiations with Smuts and Londonderry. Sinn Fein rejects any separate conference with Ulster.
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London
Lloyd George
James Craig
Ulster
Belfast
James
Marquis of
Londonderry
Downing Street
Kone
Jones
de Mulern
Stn Fern
Harve
Sir Jones
Evmona de Vera
Whitehall
Tim
Geb
Jan C. Smuts
South Africa
Ireland
Hlord George
Viscount Firnlan
Bin
General Smuts
Smuts
Downing Streak
Dublin
George Sand
George
Jewel Robbery in Chicago: $65,000 Loot Stolen
A New York jewelry salesman reported a $65,000 haul stolen from Harry Crestow’s room in Preston, after a thief or thieves raided the Hore Sher found. Among items were 17 hundred watches including 200 warranty studded pieces. Crestow, of Preston Bros., had left town less than an hour before the loss was found.
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Chicago
Harry Crestow
New York
Sinesman
Hore Sherfoun
Preston
Preston Bros
Ile Loss
Mellon Encounters Snag Over Foreign Debt Authority
Opposition surfaced in the finance committee to Secretary Mellon on the administration request for blanket authority to handle the 11 billion dollar foreign indebtedness to the United States. Senators La Follette Reed and Walsh of Massachusetts voiced opposition.
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Senate
Washington
United States
Finance Committee
Mellon
la Follette
Reed
Walsh
Massachusetts
Riot at Prison Fire Wounds Rise and Destruction
At Western penitentiary in Pittsburgh July 19 a riot left three men dying and fifty to sixty injured. Ten workshops and other buildings burned as windows were smashed and cells crowded with shouting inmates. Guards fired volley after volley, many prisoners using gas as turmoil spread beyond the old prison walls.
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Pittsburgh
Herp
Air bomb lands ship safe over Virginia capes
A A6 po und bomb dropped by a marine amphibious aircraft landed amidships on the former German cruiser Frankfort near the Virginia capes. The navy department said it failed to sink the ship but caused damage to enper works and m essage noted the ship was taken for watery. Bombing with naval missiles continued.
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Washington
Mpaiser Frankfort
Virginia Capes
Navy Department
Enper
Sinn Fein Prisoners Mutiny At Princetown Jail
Ninety Sinn Fein prisoners, shipped from Taunton to Princetown near Plymouth, mutinied. Refusing to work despite pleas from the governor and deputy governor, they were eventually returned to their cells by a large guard detachment.
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Plymouth
Waly
Telnne
Princetown
Prisor
Ivardens
Bill Aimed at Landis Fails
The bill would have required federal judges to devote full time to their judicial duties and mustered only 29 votes in the Senate. The measure named Judge K. M. Landis, noted as a baseball arbiter, as a focal point of the contest though it did not pass.
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Washington, T
Senate
HHS
K. M. Lanilis
Lloyd George denies rumor on US Britain talks progress
Prime Minister Lloyd George dismissed a report that Sir George Stns had halted efforts to resolve tensions between Great Britain and the United States ahead of a proposed peltic conference. The Washington government had moved to push for the meeting amid unresolved issues.
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Tandon
Tess W
Girl Killed by Lightning near Wisconsin Rapids
Miss Emma Cory a sixteen year old from Janesville Wis was instantly killed when a lightning bolt glanced off a screen door at the home of Christ Your near here The girl was seated at a table with a baby in her arms and was struck as the bolt hit the door The baby was uninjured
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Emma Cory
Janesville
Christ Your
Yost
Racine Murder Mystery Shielded by Quiet Clues
Ravine Wisconsin July 19 The son of David Serpe a twenty five year old shoemaker was found in a cow pasture with five fatal sounding wounds Sheriff James reports several clues to the murderer while investigators pursue the case in the quiet town setting.
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Ravine
Wis
David Serpe
James
Iowan Killed in Germany in Truck Fire Near Coblenz
Jamen Higgins of 85 Bennet Street Dubuque Iowa died Saturday night when an overturned motor truck burned. He was with the weather of the motor transport company of the American forces in Germany, stationed near Coblenz Germany.
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Germany
Coblenz
Jamen Higgins
Weather
Motor Transport Company
Bennet Street
Dubuque
Iowa
Japan Divided Over Far East Conference Approaches
Tokyo dispatches outline a divided Japanese view on President Harding’s disarmament talks and the Far East conference. Some officials fear Anglo-Saxon dominance and stalled development, while others urge Japan to push its claims boldly. Rumors suggest Premier Takeshi Bara may attend, though language barriers hinder.
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Washington
Barding
Japan
Tokyo
China
Harding
Asia
Privy Council
Chugal Shegyo Shimpo
Far East
United States
Great Britain
Chin
Fain
Pacific
Takeshi Bara
Britain told to pay debt, Wilson letter cited in record
The congressional record quotes a 1920 Wilson letter to Lloyd George stating the United States would not cancel or exchange Britain’s debt. Submitted to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, the note urged funding the debt to strengthen U.S. Britain ties and avoid treasury embarrassments.
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W.ashington
Woodrow Wilson
Lloyd George
United States
Great Britain
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Houston
Paris
Senate
League Baseball Results From Monday Night Action
National League scores show Chicago routed Brooklyn eight to one and Boston posted fourteen to six over St Louis. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia two to sixty five, and New York toppled Pittsburgh twelve to one. American League games featured Chicago five to four over Boston and Cleveland one to two against Washington. New York ten defeated Detroit one, and St Louis four beat Philadelphia two.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
St Loula
Porch
Bastan
St. Lowla
Anerican Jeagues
Lael
Tostan
St. Loui
Philadelpha
DoD Fellow Arrested in Nationwide Good Fellows Case
Sioux City Iowa July 18 J K Hansen secretary of the National Organization of Good Fellows of America was arrested on charges of fraud. He allegedly secured 25000 in 25 cent membership fees from 250000 persons across the United States. The Good Fellows aimed to push legislation authorizing light wine and beer production and Hansen was its founder.
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Sioux City
J. K. Hansson
Natonal
Gation
Goo Fellows of America
T Sa
Hansen
United States
Good Fellows
America
Hannen
Oil Tariff Vote Beats Back Free List Drive
Washington reports a decisive 187 to 78 House defeat of a plan to impose a duty on crude oil imports. The Fordney bill was amended to remove the duty, sending oil back to the free list as President Harding urged restraint and warned against protectionist measures.
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Fordney Barn
Washington
Fordney Tori
Harding
Fordacy
Ways and Means Committee
Chitran Ferdney
Chalraain Fardney
Sour
Committee On Ways Aid
Hense
Seay Corp
Off
Dbs
Ste
Senate
Tresndway
Ay Magwiehasetts
Rockefeller Golf Termite Interferes With Round at Tarrytown
In Tarrytown July 10 John D Rockefeller private golf course faced unusual disruption as a powerful personality disrupted play. A wild intruder allegedly seized a rifle but ended up shooting himself in the leg and was hospitalized.
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Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller
Gus Nak
Treekefeller
Church to Hire Ad Writer in Publicity Push
New York officials of the Protestant Episcopal Church announce a hiring of an advertising writer to enhance daily newspaper advertising for church aid and evangelistic campaigns. The move follows five conferences and aims to strengthen the church publicity department.
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Church
Episcopal
New York
Protestant’ Episcopal Church
Ste Ataff
Blockade runners eyed in liquor-smuggling scheme
Revenue agents in Atlantic City tease a whisky trafficking ring using blockade runners off New Jersey. Mysterious ships are said to unload stolen cargo at sea then transfer to smaller craft near Woods Hole and board coastal coves. Cited whisky seizures valued at $20,000 fuel the theory that illicit loads move via secret vessel transfers to legitimate carriers.
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Atlantic City
N. J
North Atlantic
Jersey
Iizh
Gy Cove
Whdwood
Atu Fiven Pont
Stolen Cars Recovered After Quarry Find
Police report a car found in a Palos quarry helps explain a June 5 theft claim. Detectives say the owner attempted to collect insurance after the vehicle burned in a disposal plot. Sergeant Michael Nenry led the probe.
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Chivaga
Sergt
Michael Nenry
Polies Sue Sain
Palos Marks
Livestock and grain market prices from Buffalo and initial quotes
Buffalo market reports show cattle receipts 2700 with shipping steers 8.25 to 29.00, butchers 7.50 to 8.50, yearlings 8.25 to 9.08, cows 2.00 to 6.00, calves 5.00 to 12.50, and hogs plus lambs listed. Wheat and flour futures quoted with mixed grades and prices, chickens and poultry notes include turkeys and fowls, and vegetables show potatoes 4.40 per bushel and onions by crate.
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Buffalo
N.Y
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