Belfast and Ulster Standoff Ties to Ireland Firmed
Lloyd George calls cabinet to review Ulster notes as Sinn Fein leaders push for a stiff approach. Owen O Duffy warns Belfast may be cut off if Belfast allies with enemies and Sinn Fein may act if Belfast resists Irish unity. De Valera signals continued talks but warning of firm measures if demands are unmet.
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Lloyd George
Belfast
Michael Collins
Sinn Fein
Canmu
Irish Republican Army
Iiterest
Owen O'Duffy
Ulster
Ife
Clones
Monaghan
Southern Ireland
O'Duffy
O'Dully
Ireland
Sinn
O'Daily
Eamonn de Valera
Republican Tender
Sinn Fern
Trish
Sion Fern
Belfast Telegraph
Great Britain
Stan Felo
de Valera
London
Beltish
Sion Fe
Entonn de Valera
Two government aviators die in Cal patrol crash
In Dunsmuir California on September 6 two forest patrol service pilots J Clement Whistle and Robert Noupe were killed when their plane caught fire over Montague and crashed to the ground. Noupe had formerly resided in Lansing Michigan.
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Dunsmuir
Cal
Forest Patrol Service
California
J. Clement Whistle
Robert Nonpe
Montague
Noupe
Lansing
Mich
Four Army Aviators Die in War Zone Crash
Four of five missing army airmen were found dead in a twenty mile creek near Charleston. One man is missing, believed trapped in the bomber wreckage from Saturday. Brig. Gen. Randhella surveyed the affected area while deputies policed Boone and Logan counties. Governor Morgan vows no official slackerism as state forces aid county authorities.
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Charleston
W. Way
Army
Taingley Field
West Virginia
EH. Randhella
Star
St. Albans
Rm Teak
Coal River
Mit
Boone
Logan
Huntington
Welch
Bluefield
Morgan
France eyes retrial of war criminals in absentia
Nomeny France Sept 6 French Justice Minister Bonnevay suggested war crimes suspects may be tried in absentia if not present. He spoke while presenting the French war cross and said a special court would retry those exonerated by the Leipzig tribunal. A French military court would handle crimes by soldiers.
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Nomeny
France
M. Bonnevay
Supreme Allied Council
Samara Stricken By Famine Hunger and Plagues Unnoticed
Refugees crowded in Sa mari endure cholera typhus and exhaustion as hundreds die. Up to 60,000 flee famine areas in deserted buildings tents and wagons near the Volga docks. Children suffer most with typhus and hunger, hospitals short on beds and medicine. American relief workers report 800,000 tons of food en route to Russia but doubt remains among the starving population. Peasants near hunger rely on improvised foods. some mothers threaten to kill their children.
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Saumra
Rosln
Samari
Volga River
Chdren
Samara
Moscow
Rtsia
Vladiaiesky
Me Sunites
Banara
Soksolsky
Semayenkena
Hoover Reorganizes Commerce Bureau Into Industrial Divisions
Washington reports Secretary Hoover says reorganizing the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce into industrial divisions is nearing completion. The plan creates 13 divisions with trained specialists to aid overseas commerce and to guide the 600 foreign agents serving industry.
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Washington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Hoover
Hover
Tmrean
Pershing Heads Big Parade in Baltimore Veterans Rally
General John J Pershing led a parade of several thousand ex service men through central Baltimore to climax Buddle week. Fifteen bands and former members of the 25th and 7th Divisions joined Rainbow division veterans and other World War I outfits, drawing holiday crowds and cheers.
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Baltimore
John I. Pershing
Factional Fighting Reported at T-Chang Port
Distant fighting between northern and southern Hupei factions at T-Chang, a treaty port 163 miles northwest of Hankow, is reported with foreign gunboats protecting foreigners. French aviator wins aviation grand prix in Italy, Brakpa second. Rowney and Wilson fight to a draw in Jersey City after 12 rounds.
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Hankow
T-Chang
Hupei
Wina
Italy
Firesein
Stanly
Sadi Lecainte
Brakpapa
Rowney and Wilson
Jersey City
Bryan Dow’ Ney
Johnny Wilson
Legion honors Labor Day in Indianapolis ceremony
Indianapolis leaders and members of the American Legion mark Labor Day noting its ties to service. National vice president J. G. Soraghom said the joint anniversary of the Marne date and Lafayette's birthday underscores the value of austere personal service to country and daily duty.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
J. G. Socugham
Marne
Lafayette
Soraghoi
Victim of Tall Spin Killed in Airplane Crash at 500 Feet
Stephen D. Nevene, twenty four, of Charleston, S C, was killed when the plane he piloted went into a tall spin and fell 500 feet near Houston. Randolph H H Clement, also of Charleston, was injured.
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Houston
Tex
Stephen D. Nevene
Charleston
S. C
Randolph HH. Clement
United Mine Strikers Plan March To Rosiclare Rally
Four thousand union men gather for Labor Day in Harrisburg to back Rosiclare miners. Guards drive out strikers and families, mine officials captured with families held in hills. Wires to Rosiclare cut. 215 mine workers have been on strike since last November amid clashes and heightened guard presence at nearby fluorspar mines.
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Harrisburg
Hillside Fluor Spar Company
J. C. Swanson
Rostelare
Rosselare
St. H. Randolph
Cmpany
Jother Fluorspar
Elizabeth Town
cam + nantes
Monday's National League and American League results
Summary of Monday results shows National League games with Chicago 3 tied St Louis 3 and Cincinnati 2 4 with Pittsburgh 1 2 Brooklyn 3 8 Philadelphia 1 4. American League scores include Chicago 6 3 over Detroit 5 4 and Cleveland 30 8 over St Louis tied. New York and Boston losses for Philadelphia and Washington 37.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Pouiin
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Touts
Jez
Boston
Washington
National
sCleveland St. Louise
Chisasa
National Woman's Party Calls Washington Meeting
Miss Edsie Mull, chairman, sent word to the executive committee and council of the National Woman's Party to convene in Washington on the day Congress reconvenes. The council will review the final draft of the proposed constitutional amendment described as removing political rights from women. The measure is expected to be introduced the first day after recess by Senator Curtis of Kansas and Representative Fees of Ohio.
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Washington
Caunell
National Woman's Party
Consgress
Miss. Edsie Muu
Elutirman
Courcil
Curtis
Kansas
Fees
Ohta
Labor Day Call to Start Public Work and End Idleness
Detroit speech by Secretary James J. Davis urges immediate road repairs and public works to curb unemployment. He warns idleness harms American industry, urges courage to break the wasteful cycle, criticizes wage suppression, rail and coal bottlenecks, and defends open shops and living wage fairness.
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Detroit
Mid
Efort
James J. Davis
Ile
Ling Stowes
Demand India rebels quit
London dispatch says the British government sent an ultimatum to Indian rebels demanding immediate surrender. The report comes via a Daily Mall wire from Madras and notes the government’s insistence on surrender.
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London
Daily Mall
Madras
India
Canada Sees Strong Trade With United States
Canada remains a major trading partner with the United States as trade data for the year ending March 31 shows imports totaling $1,240,125,055 an rise of $17,000,000 from the prior year. Great Britain tops as the leading buyer, while Canada’s total trade for the year reached $2,450,593,175 with heavy business activity driving growth.
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Canada
Amada
United States
Great Britain
Great Republic
Chaneada
Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertisement claims cures
Catarrhal Deafness is caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube and Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a constitutional remedy. The ad asserts the medicine acts through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions, offering circulars free and noting availability from all druggists.
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Nent Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohlo
Valuable Experience in Pol ice Work Aboard Hopeful Meeting
A quoted discussion shows a woman’s involvement in police work shaping views and revealing tough social realities. Mr Meekton notes persuasive talks at meetings convincing Henriette of shared hardness in people. The opening line insists on solid foundations before building ambition or any major project.
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Mr. Meekton
Henriette
Tam
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Hoover Rebuilding Bureau
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Inllinois
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Woman's Party
Secretary of Labor
Davis
Mora
Unrd Ing
Inhor
Russia
Tony
A. J. Hanley
Vandetta
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Doan
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