Ireland presses for separation as leaves recalled
Reports from London Belfast and Dublin describe immediate troop recall from Ireland Aldershot and Farnborough while Irish leader Eamon de Valera opens Dail Eireann pledging a republican government and rejection of British terms. He cites independence principles and warns of peace or war with Britain.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Dail Eireann
Eamonn de Valera
Ireland
Great Britain
Dall Eireann
de Valera Wald
England
Cardinal Mercier
Belglum
Germany
Iriah
de Valera
Huntieh
Woman 13 at 71 in Montana for murder
Jessie La Cross, wanted in Wyoming for alleged murder, was arrested in Ekalaka by Deputy U S Marshal Nick Maynham and is being taken to Butte for removal proceedings. Government seeks Wyoming jurisdiction over the case alleging she killed Ivan Sellars on the Shoshone Indian Reservation on April 21.
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Helena
Mont
Jessie la Cross
Wyoming
United States
Nick Maynham
Ekalaka
Butte
W. H. Melga
Ivan Sellars
Sellars
Blind man charged with murder in El Paso attack
Ramon Ramirez a 20 year old blind man was arrested after police found him sleeping in a shed near the home of Mrs Conrado Alazar 32 where she was killed and her children Conrado Jr 4 Ophelia 7 and Fannia 8 were injured in a clubbing incident last night. The infant survived though the husband was away hunting for work.
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EL Paso
Texas
Ramon Ramirez
Copery
Conrado Alazar
Conrado Alazar, Jr
Ophelia
Fannia
Tamires
Sherriff John Boone
J. ¢. Stansell
R. B. Brooker
Ramiren
Naid
Bab
Alaxar
Guadalupe Guevara
Conrado
Fannil
Wyoming man held for double murder on Shoshone reservation
George Lawton, part of a party with Ivan Sellers and two women, is arrested for the April killing on the Shoshone Indian Reservation. The group, on a joyride in Wyoming, testified the shooting was accidental, but a reservation investigation ordered by Supt. HB Hitchson led to Lawton's arrest and a search for Jessie La Cross. Both Lawton and Sellers were married.
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Lawton
Jonsin la Cross
Sellera
Lenglen Defaults to Mallory in National Tennis Final
Forest Hills Aug 16 Suzanne Lenglen the French champion defaulted to Mrs Bjurstedt Mallory United States champion in their match after Mallory won the first set 6 2 in the women s national tennis championship at Forest Hills.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Mile Suzanne Lenglen
Bjurstedt Mallory
United States
Mallory
Texans Lyrch Black Person Report
A report from Groesbeck Texas dated August 16 states Alex Winn a Black person died in an incident yesterday at Datura near Groesbeck after an armed mob reaction to an incident involving a white girl No further details were provided.
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Groesbeck
Texas
Alex Winn
Datura
Cheyenne garage dealer linked to stolen cars sells business
J. W. Frederickson the Cheyenne dealer, held on bail for a week amid bondsman publicity, sold a garage for 11000 and pledges to reimburse buyers of seized stolen cars. Two buyers have sued. nine co-defendants remain jailed as investigators pursue the car theft ring across Nebraska Wyoming and Colorado.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Liberty
J. W. Frederickson
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
United States
Frederickson
Conway
Frederickson Allo
Organization of Two New Counties Delays Litigation
Cheyenne and Chicago dispatches report legal battles over Sublette and Teton counties in Wyoming. Pleadings allege ballot description errors and nonresidents affecting county seat outcomes, delaying official formation pending legislative action.
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Agtion
Teton County
Teton
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sublette
Fremont
Lincoln
Lincadlin
Bublette
Big Piney
Pinedale
Specia
Big Pineyltes
Ceat
Sublette County
Holden
Ane County
Jackson
Crwily
Kelly
Tax bill cuts $790 million from U S annual revenue
Washington reports a reduction of 790,330,000 in the annual U S tax bill under the 1918 revenue act changes. The report estimates a net loss of about 700,230,000 after accounting for gains and offsets with larger impacts from repealing excess profits tax and reducing individual tax rates into 1922.
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Washington
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
House
Death by own action holds big mystery
Chicago police opened a murder suicide probe into the death of Mary De Brito 28 an advertising writer at a Chicago department store. A letter to a North Dakota editor and a stranger repeatedly warned her, while a threatening insurance man visited her lodgings and office. The case is marked by alleged influence and misdirection as investigators seek the identity of the unknown man and motive.
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Chicago
North Dakota
Mary de Brito
Gov. Wraxiér
Ing
Ins
Mra
Ie Brito
Ings
Mape
Spaniards Launch Offensive in Morocco Coastal Fight
Madrid reports Spanish forces in Morocco have begun an offensive against Moorish tribesmen. Two columns occupy Bid Amu and advance toward the peninsula near Molilla. Official statements claim gunfire broke Moorish lines and routed the enemy, protecting Spanish positions.
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Madrid
Associated Press
Morocco
Molilla
Bid Amuno
Pepiliuas
Teller Vanishes With 79000 In Cash At Denver Bank
Edwin F Morse, head teller at the International Trust Co in Denver, disappears with about 76000 in currency Saturday night, along with filing clerk Mina Penfold 22. Bank president asserts no tampering and says loss fully insured. Morse and Penfold allegedly fled toward Mexico. police and detectives pursue leads as the case unfolds.
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Denver
Edwin F. Morse
International Trust Company
Iss Maenfeld
Evans
Banky
Nan le
Kvane
Morse
Evangeld
Pie
Moree
Migs Ponfold
Mexico
Nome
J. 4
Vonfold
Port Lupton
Colo
Minow Penfold
North Carolina Tug Leaves For Detroit Today
Wilmington NC August 16 government tug Lieutenant A C Tippin departed for what is planned as the Inland Water Route's first voyage to Detroit Michigan. It will pass Bedford to Chesapeake and Delaware bays then up the Hudson to the barge canal and across the lake to Detroit.
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Wilmington
N. C
A. C Tippin
Detroit
Mich
Bedford
Chesapeake
Delaware Bay
New York
Hudson River
Millions Jobless In United States Report
Secretary of Labor Davis reported to the Senate that 6 795 000 persons were out of work in the United States, citing best estimates available at this line in response to a resolution for figures. The August 6 briefing from Washington outlines unemployment scope.
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Washington
United States
Davis
Wenate
Lodge Named on Delegation to Disarmament Conference
Washington August 1 Henry Cabot Lodge chairman of the senate foreign relations committee has been definitively selected by President Harding as a member of the American delegation to the disarmament conference in July
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Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Harding
Road Report Highlights State Routes and Passes
The district highway office reports Grant Highway from Nebraska to Lusk and to Keeline as good to very good and fair to Orin. Yellowstone Highway runs from Platt county line to Glenrock good, Casper segment rough to Shoshon and Bonnieville good. The Hirdseye Pass route between Bonneville and Thermopolis to the Park is passable for standard vehicles. Shoshonis Lander Road is good except rough between Riverton and Hudson. Casper-Sheridan Road is rough from pavement end to Seventeen Mile, then good to Salt Creek and fair to Koyear.
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GRANT
Nebraska
Lusk
Keeline
Orin
Yellowstone Hghway
Platt County
Glenrock
Casper
Shoshon
Bonneville
Hirdseye Pass
Thermopolis
Park
Shoshonis Lander
Riverton
Hudson
Casper - Sheridan Kroad
Salt Creek
Koyear
Kennedy Case Defense Busy in Murder Indictments
In Los Angeles on August 16, both prosecution and defense in the Arthur C. Burch and Madelynne Obenchain murder case were active. Prosecutors seek to clear up the crime mystery while defense leaders pledge to prove innocence and reveal key witnesses.
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Los Angeles
Arthur C. Burch
Madelynne Obenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
Absconder Surrenders After Stealing 54000
Harry Roy Wilton, 22, a mail clerk on the USS Mack Hawk at Guantanamo Bay, gave up to Baltimore police after four months. He confessed to stealing 54 000, including 8 000 in cash, claiming to have outwitted investigators and serving a decade in the Navy.
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Baltimore
Harry Roy Wil Vom
Flotila
Guatanamo Bay
Cubs
Central
Wilcon
Witkon
Mag
Wilhon
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Montana
Lander Mian
Ivan Sellers
Sigmund M. Eisendrath
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Eisendrath
Mr. Rivendrath
U.S
Boston
Bostom
Alexander, Freeman, York and
O'Farrell
McQuillan
Fillingim
O'Neill
Gowdy
KR. H. ER
James and Miller
Krueger
Nehf
Ryan and Snyder
Philadelphia
KR. H. E
Pittsburgh
Cooper and Brottem
G. Smith
Betts and Henline
Philadelpia
Adams
Zinn
Schmidt
Sedgwick
Smith
Peters
Chicago Girl
Peniopula
Molilla Io
Penghore
Lauria
Denver Trust Company
Mina Penfold
Moran
North Carolina
U. S
LODGE
State Highway Department
Kennedy Case Defense
Ralph R. Obenchain
Worn
Mt Moy
Rgo
Sturdh An
Tie
Obenchain
Obendaly
William Harel
Arthur Durch
Kywaston
A. B. Rosenthal
Bure
Kennedy
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Rhosen
Dante Monicave
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