De Valera Rejects British Dominion Status Offer
Dublin August 17 Eamonn de Valera declared the Dail Eireann would not accept the British government terms offering dominion status for Ireland. He denounced the proposal as incomplete and warned Ireland would not be fooled again, stressing the need to safeguard Irish rights and avoid secession.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Eamonn de Valera
Dail Eireann
Ireland
de Valera
Houe
Lloyd George
Mr. de Valera
Northern Ireland
Britain
England
Colorado Bank Closes After State Probe
The First State Bank of Malta Colorado failed to open after an examination begun Saturday by A T Ol No deputy bank commissioner. He reports bank insolvency stems from overextended paper with insufficient security. Malta bank carries 10000 dollars in capital.
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Denver
First State Bank of
Malta
Colo
Monnday
Ths
A. Ti. Olnon
Meaita Bank
County finances face scrutiny urging tighter economy
A. L. Putnam state examiner reports some extravagance remains in county finances. Overtime pay to the assessor treasurer and clerk is questioned. sheriff mileage and a late county clerk charge are criticized. Expenditures for six months total 106 642 70 with year end pressures from a damaged bridge.
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A. L. Putnam
State Examiner
Ttx
Justice of the Peace
District Court
Hassel Conwell
Helen Carlon
Catherine Dunn
Anya
Claude Gavin Loses Fight to Stay Out of Pen
Claude J Gavin loses a two year battle to avoid imprisonment in Wyoming. The state supreme court upholds his embezzlement conviction from a district court and Gavin is rearrested and moved to the state penitentiary in Rawlins.
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George Massee
Rawlins
Gavin
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
M. W. Purcell
Claude Gavin
PEN Supreme Court
Wyoming State Penitentiary
Claude J. Gavin
Continental Supply Company
Legion to Open First Hotel For Jobless Soldiers
Chicago officials of the American Legion announce a hotel for jobless and homeless veterans to open in the fall. Located in the old Grand Pacific, it will house up to 1600 men with meals twice daily and an employment bureau attached.
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Legion
Chicago
of- Clals
The
American Legion
Grand Pacific
Reckless Driver 19 Fined Fifty Dollars by Court
T Bentley was fined $50 in police court last night after being convicted of driving a car recklessly while intoxicated. He was behind the wheel when his car collided with a city car driven by R Bedenbach Sunday night.
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T. Bentley
Bentley
R. Bedenbach
Inspector Arrives From Cheyenne to Check Local Food Safety
J Roy Colvin a State Inspector arrived this morning from Cheyenne and will spend several days examining local food and milk sources for safety, aiming to identify contamination or quality issues.
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J. Roy Colvin
Cheyenne
Italian Slayer Admits Part in Nine Murders
Aug 11, MPetrosy New York reports say Bartolon Fontano a former Detroit barker confessed complicity in nine murders in Italian community cases near Patrosy. Victims include Tosco Baccollato Glannala Bowe and Vitosco. slayer linked to Montana case after years of unsolved killings from 1017 to 1018.
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Mpetrosy
New York
Bartolon Fontano
Detroit
Furthe
Wrcstens
Joseph Tosco
Joseph Baccollato
Sim
Tony Glannala
Eter Bowoe
Veter Itosco
Peece
Child dies as martyr to prohibition in Missouri
Monett Missouri report cites Dr. Carlos Copeland claiming two year old Meno Bloch died from carbolic acid poisoning after being unable to obtain alcohol as an antidote. The doctor told the state health board that prohibitions hinder medical treatment and protest against enforcement officers.
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ST. ‘Louis
Monett
Carlos Copeland
Meno Bloch
Copeland
State Board of Health
Abandoned Car Returned by Regina Officer
Officer George Beck from Regina Canada arrived to take charge of a Chevrolet left abandoned in Casper after being driven from the north. The alleged thieves disappeared after leaving Casper.
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George Beck
Regina
Canada
Casper
Decoy Ships Used in Bootleg Liquor Drops on Delaware Shore
Philadelphia reports say customs and revenue cutters chased decoy schooners used by bootleggers. A real liquor carrier unloaded with little interference as authorities chased false leads along the Delaware River shores in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Michigan police raided the Windsor frontier for contraband liquor as 11 men were arrested and 2,500 pints of Canadian beer and ale were seized. Windsor attorneys plan federal export charters claiming legal rights under the British North American Act of 1867. Attorney General Daugherty opened an inquiry into what happens to seized liquor and how it is disposed of, seeking practical uses to cut warehouse costs.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware River
Jacob G. Slonaker
Prohibition
Michigan
Detroit
Detroit River
Windsor
Ottawa
Aquor
United States
Customs House
Washington
Daugherty
Cata
Deak
Frontier Stars to Feature Race Meet
Entertainment prospects rise as Natrona County Fair association confirms Cheyenne Frontier show attractions for Casper race meet September 4 5 and 6. World class trick riders Lorena Trickey Harry Walters and a bucking mule headline with 40 horses including derby contenders. Big purses expect hundreds of visitors over Labor Day weekend as Charles Irwin negotiates added acts and stable entrants.
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Natrona County Fair Association
West
Harry Walters
Lorena Trickey
Charles B. Irwin
Charles Irwin
Clanaiia
Mexican Wanted At Worland Seen Here
Don Garule, a Mexican wanted in Worland Wyoming for investigation related to a dive appearance at the time three children vanished, was in Gasper yesterday according to advices received by the sheriff. A thorough search is underway and he will be held on a Worland warrant if arrested.
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Don Garule
Weorland
Wyo
Gasper
Advig
Sheriff's Office
Worland
Betting machine operator vanishes after theft claim
Toronto report says Joseph Ryan, a track betting machine operator, allegedly stole $4,000 from the Ontario Racing Association after the second race on Saturday. He reportedly felt ill and disappeared following the incident and is now a suspect in the alleged theft.
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Toronto
Ont
Joseph Ryan
Todlay
Ontario Tacing Association
Ryan
Road report highlights mixed Wyoming routes and passes
Grant Highway Nebraska line to Lusk is good then very good to Kee line and fair to Orin. Yellowstone Highway Platte county to Glenrock good then somewhat rough to Casper. Ona pass to Rhoehon and Bonneville cars in proper condition and not overloaded have no trouble over Birdseye Pass route between Bonneville and Thermopolia Thermopolis to the park is generally good. Shoshone Lander Road closed except part way Riverton to Hadeon. Sheridan Road rough from end of payament to Bevenment Mile then good to Balt Creek and false Kayces.
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Grant Highway
Nebraska
Lusk
Kee
Orin
Yellowstone Highway
Platte County
Glenrock
Casper
Rhoehon
Bonneville
Birdseye Pass
Thermopolia
Park
Hhoshon Lander
Cieod
Riverton
Hadeon
Kelly Grabs Off No 20 in Bases Loaded Homer
George Kelly of the Glanta connected for his twentieth homer of the season with the bases loaded in the first inning against Cincinnati in New York on August 17.
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Kelly
New York
George Kelly
The
Glanta
Cincinnati
Shortage of bank teller near seventy nine thousand dollars
Denver August 17 The age discovered at the International Trust company folding the disappearance of Edwin F Morse head teller of the institution will amount to nearly 79000 dollars say bank officials No discrepancies in Morse accounts have been found Police bank officials and private detectives are unsure of Morse direction after he left Denver last night John Bivans president says Morse may have gone to Canada Police and detectives think he went east or to Mexico via El Paso Miss Mabel Penfold former Ming clerk at the bank who accompanied Morse is expected to reveal his whereabouts once she learns he has a wife in Denver and that he is suspected of having elvien money from the concern
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Denver
International Trust Company
Edwin F. Morse
T Institution
Tcials
Morse
Moran
Yeetenday
John Bivans
Company
Canada
Mexico
Fl Paso
Mabel Penfold
Ming
Elvien
Baseball scores from multiple games in rain interrupted action
The Brooklyn St. Lowth and Mivooklym teams played as rain interrupted the Philadelphia and Boston contests. Chicago and Boston split a doubleheader with pitchers Ponder O’Farrell Scott Gibson and Gowdy delivering in two games. New York routed Cincinnati 6 to 4, while other batterers Marquard Coombe Wingo Shea and Snyder contributed to the wins as rain disrupted schedules in several cities.
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New York
RE. W. E
Cincinnati
Marquard, Coombe
Wingo
Tony
Shea and Snyder
Unconscious Philadelphia First Baseman Hit by Ball
In Cleveland Jamieson hit a single along the first base line the ball struck Philadelphia first baseman J Walker on the head knocking him unconscious. The injury status was not immediately known.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Jamieson
J. Walker
Ruth Caps 45th Home Run Of The Season
Ruth hit his 45th homer of the season in Chicago as Wienecke pitched for the Cubs. The report notes a coast tour return by Mr and Mrs Pete Wray with travels through Montana Wyoming and the Northwest and mentions their plans to visit Washington and other points.
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Chicago
Hebe” Ruth
Wienecke
Pete Wray
Pacific
Montana
Wyoming
Vellowstone Park
Wray
Walter Wray
Washington
Northwest
Briand Aims Broad Agenda At Washington Disarmament Meet
Paris reports Premier Briand plans to attend the Washington disarmament conference this autumn but will not limit talks to armament. He favors using the gathering to discuss major international issues and to present France’s global policy aims to the United States.
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Paris
Briand
Washington
Kolair
M. Briand
America
France
Banjo Muto Sees Economic Focus for Washington Conference
Banjo Muto, leader in Japanese spinning industry, argues the upcoming Washington conference will yield economic gains rather than diplomatic or political outcomes. He promotes mutual cooperation, urges China to accept international advisers, and calls for abolition of extraterritoriality and tariff autonomy as Pacific tensions center on China.
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Tokio
Washington
Banjo Muto
Ite
Japan
Isa
China
Muto
Pacific
Forgery Confession Linked to Deaths in Chicago
A handwriting expert casts doubt on a claimed confession letter said to prove Fred Kolze plotted his own and his wife deaths. Authorities target Mrs John Demmer, a household helper, who is held on bond amid investigations into the deaths of Kolze and his wife and Mr Demmer's husband.
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Chicago
Age
Soe
Fred Kolze
Mra
John Demmer
Kolze
Kalxe
Dommers
King Peter of Serbia Dies Beloved by Nation
Belgrade reports the death of King Peter of Serbia after a long illness. He ruled at a troubled time, led troops in battle, and guided Serbia’s government from exile and in exile again before the national council at Agram transferred rulership to the regent and new successors.
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Peter OF
Serbia
Belgrade
Peter
Berbia
Bia
Badtia
Cirecoe
Alexander
Tegent
Kara Beorgevitch
Jugenlavbe
Agram
Croatia
Berhda
Slovenia
Bernia
Megowna
Matia
Austria
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Colorado Bank
Clere of Court
Continental Oil Company
George D. and
Louis Bereu
Wyoming Hide and Metal Company
Douglas
Fontana
Anid
Voutano
Child
Missouri
Frontier Stars
Florence Shomo
Joe Leonard
John W. Worthington
Leonard
Dea Moines
Iowa
Wathington
Jenver
RK. MM. B
Brooklyn
St. Lowth
Mivooklym
Boston
RK. I. E
Ponder
O'Farrell
Scott and
Gibson
Jones
Killifer
McQuillan
Gowdy
RE. HW. B
St. Low's
Ruth
Brian
Mab Oalon
Albania
Saloniki
Corfu
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