Ulster Premier Accepts Conference Invitation Amid Ireland Talks
Belfast June 28 Sir James Craig announces Ulster cabinet accepts Lloyd George invitation for a conference with northern and southern Ireland and the British cabinet. Eamon De Valera in Dublin weighing invitation with colleagues amid prison visit to Arthur Griffith. London Times observer notes cabinet split and shifting stance after the king’s Belfast visit.
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Belfast
Associated Press
James Craig
Ulster
Lloyd George
Northern
Southern Ireland
James
Dawson Bates
Eamon de Valera
Dublin
Mountjoy
Arthur Griffith
London
London Times
Eamonn de Valera
al Noush
Jon George
Austen Chamberlain
Winston Churchill
Loydl Chancellas
House of
Heir to Million Estate Dies in Los Angeles Crash
Melvin H. Smith grandson of Eben Smith of Denver dies instantly in Los Angeles when his car hits a stone pillar during a sharp turn. Jack H. Abbott, Los Angeles patrolman, also killed. Smith had recently moved from Denver with his second wife Virginia Stone.
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Los Angeles
Melvin H. Smith
Eben Smith
Denver
Colo
Jack H. Abbott
Los Aneles
Smith
Melvin Hill Smith
Virginia Stone
Colorado State Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Young Smith
Marian A. Parker
Settlement of British coal strike near subsidy settlement
London June 28. The British coal mine strike that began April 1 is settled as Lloyd George plans to seek parliamentary approval for a ten million pound subsidy to the mining industry. Mines will resume next Monday if the subsidy is granted, ending nearly three months of disruption affecting about a million miners and surrounding sectors.
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London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Nvintre
Great Britain
Three Violent Deaths In A Day At Sundance
In Sundance Wye a 38 year old man Ralph McHenry died after his car skidded and overturned trapping him. A 15 year old New Haven boy Walter Atkinson was dragged to death by a horse he tried to ride. Louis Schneider a 79 year old prospector was found shot through the heart in his cabin. Coroner's jury returns verdict of death by self actio n.
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Sundance
Wye
Ralph McHenry
Walter Atkinson
New Haven
Conn
Louis Schneider
Prospector
Johnson Not Wanted For Cheyenne Bout
Cheyenne Wyoming June 29 authorities at Fort D A Russell today announced former heavyweight champion would travel to Cheyenne to meet Jim Flynn of Pueblo in an exhibition bout during Frontier Week. If Johnson was not secured he would box Bob Martin or Bol Roper. Efforts were made to bring Jack Dempsey here for an exhibition. Colored globes in drug store windows were first displayed by Moors of Arabia and Spain.
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Cheyenne
Fort D. A
Fon
Ton
Jim. Flynn
Pueblo
Fiyon
Bob Martin
Bol Roper
Johnson
Jack Dempacy
Sheridan Man Bomb Near Misses Bonham Home
Sheridan Wyoming authorities investigate an attempted bombing on William A Bonham’s South Sheridan Avenue residence. Bonham grabbed a sputtering device he found near his home and hurled it into a vacant lot where it exploded moments later. He reports seeing two men and a woman nearby before they fled the scene. A rigid search is under way to identify the bombers.
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Sheridan, Wyo
William A. Bonham
South Sheridan Avenue
South Sheridan
Bonham
Mr. Bonham
Road report notes mixed conditions across Wyoming roads
June 28 update shows Grant Highway good from Nebraska to Wine, detours on LaPretie Jam road near Chroyhurst, some rough segments to six mile west of Douglas, and good conditions Bonneville to Casper. Traffic dampened by overloaded vehicles on Birdseye Pass grades. Thermopolis Chamber offers aid for two bad patches. Route Riverton via reservation to Hudov then to Lander fair to good. Canper to Salt Creek and Crook to Kaycee reported fair to good.
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Grant Highway
Nebraska Line
Keeling
Orin
Platte County
Douglas Zoo
Detoil
LaPretie
Chroyhurst
Fale
Glenrock
Casper Dover
Thermopolis
Casper
Birdseye Poeie
Crook
Kaycee
Sheridan
Vote on shop wage cut ends in near two thirds rejection
Chicago reports an overwhelming vote against a five percent wage reduction ordered for all railroad shop employees by the United States Railroad Labor Board. Two thirds reportedly voted, with organizers warning ballots arriving by mail and tabulation not yet complete.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
M. Dewell
Congress Has Failed Meeting of 100 Called
Washington dispatch reports Representative Ansorge of New York announced that about 100 new Republican members plan a conference to push action during the special session. They oppose red tape and call for tariff reform and tax overhaul, urging younger voices to influence policy. Signers include Clarke New York Gernard Pennsylvania Knight Ohio Hogan New York Arentz Nevada Beck Wisconsin Beedy Maine Fenn Connecticut Funk Wisconsin Lineberger California.
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Washington
Ansorge
New York
House
Congress
Ansar
Joe Cannon
Clarke
Gernard
Pennsylvan
Knight
Ohio
Hogan
Arentz
Nevada
Beck
Wisconsin
Beedy
Maine
Fenn
Connectcut
Funk
Uwinols
Lineberger
California
Farrand Elevated to Presidency at Cornell University
Dr. Livingston Farrand, noted for Red Cross work, yesterday elected president of Cornell to succeed Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman. Farrand, former Columbia anthropology professor and ex president of the University of Colorado, also serves as chairman of the Red Cross central committee.
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Ithaca
Livingston Farrand
Red Cross
Cornell University
Jacob Gould Schurman
China
Farrand
Central Committee
The
American Red Cross
Columbia
University of Colorado
Women poised to govern entire Jackson Hole region
Jackson Wyoming reports a historic vote in which Jackson will become the seat of a newly formed Teton County with an all women administration. Returns show Lincoln County divided with a 700 vote majority, confirming the county seat move and expansion of women led governance across the area.
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Jackson
Wyo
United States
Jackson's Hole
Lincoln County
Teton County
Feora
Baseball Scores From Chicago St Louis and Pittsburgh
In Chicago first game Pittsburgh loses 2 to 1 after a seventh inning rally. Chicago second game falls 6 to 3 with Klaxner Carlson Schmidt Freeman Tyle and Killifer aiding pitching. Cincinnati beats St Louis 4 to 7 as Eller Marquard Napier Doak Clemons star. New York Philadelphia game postponed due to rain.
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Chicago
R. H. E. Pittsburgh
Hamilton
Zinn
Carlson
Schmidt
Martin
O'Farrell
R. A. E. Pittsburgh
Klaxner
Freeman
Tyle
Killifer
St. Louis
RE. H. EF
Cincinnati
Eller
Marquard
Napier
Coombe
Wingo
Doak
Clemons
New York-Philadelphia
American League Battering Figures and Cleveland Loss
Unclear OCR text mentions Batteries Keete Naslor and Perkins Myers and Ruel at Cleveland with scores. Mentions flatteries Doharry Burwell Rayne Nevereld and dnrainside am dione maker. Lacks coherent game details or dates.
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Keete, Naslor
Perkins
Myers and Ruel
Cleveland
H. E. St. Louis
Doharry
Burwell
Rayne
Nevereld
Dnrainside Am
Dione
Wyoming State Tennis Elimination Contests Progress
Partial results from today's Wyoming State Tennis tournament eliminations on the Midwest courts show early singles first round actions in progress with several players advancing and others facing pivotal matches.
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Wyoming
Midwest
City planning expert contract signed for Casper beautification
Casper officials announce a contract with BK W Mc Crary, city planning expert, to coordinate and standardize development aims to make Casper a more beautiful city. The effort, backed by the chamber of commerce and Community Extension, seeks one unified plan for the city. The note adds a distant reference to U S employment by women.
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Chamber of Commerce and
Community Extension Corporation
Casper
BK. W. McCrary
Citwa
Wy City
Chamber of Commerce
Members Expected To Ignore Call For Assembly
Dublin dispatch reports that southern Ireland’s parliament opening was arranged for today in the department of agriculture room. Sinn Fein members planned to ignore the summons as military guards were posted and press access barred. The election was treated as for an Irish Republican body not the home rule parliament. A raid on New Ireland offices, linked to Sinn Fein founder Arthur Griffith, followed overnight with the front door broken by a sledge hammer.
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Dublin
Ireland
Department of Agriculture
Sinn Fein
Bilcan
Ansociated
New Ireland
Arthur Kiffith
Mountjoy
Former Clerk Is Held for Bribery
William P. Egan, formerly a clerk in the prohibition bureau legal department, was arrested in Washington on a bribery charge. Officials declined details but hinted at evidence against other former unit employees. A Boston woman counted 2,241 soda tickets in a year, averaging over four daily.
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Washington
William P. Egan
Legal Department of the Prohibition Bureau
Beer Measure to Reach President Before July 4
A bill to prohibit beer as medicine will be sent to President Harding before the Fourth of July. Senator Sterling of South Dakota, chair of the judiciary sub committee, said the measure passed the House yesterday and went to the Senate for a prompt report.
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Washington
Harding
Sterning
South Dakota
Senate Judiciary
House
Senate
Sterling
Socialist convention votes to retain pro-Third Internationale members
In Detroit the Socialist national convention defeated a motion to expel all members who support or endorse the Third Internationale by 13 to 2. An executive session disclosed a party debt of 21,000 dollars and a campaign to raise 20,000 dollars was authorized. The report notes a Dutch colonial law equating a white man’s testimony with that of native witnesses.
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Detroit
Socialist National Convention
Mito Branstetter
Jersey City Clergymen Seek Injunction Against Dempsey Carpentier Bout
In Jersey City on June 24, Robert Walton of the International Reform Bureau with five clergymen asked Vice Chancellor Stevenson for a show cause order to block the Dempsey Carpentier fight next Saturday. No Rickard representation appeared. Mayor Hague met with fire and police chiefs and Rickard on security plans as reformists argue the bout is gambling means and would corrupt youth.
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Jersey City
Ned
Robert Walton
Ielal
International Reform Bureau
Chancery Court
Stevenson
Dempsey-Carpenther
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Hague
Fire
Reform Bureau
Nak
Reform Bureau seeks injunction to halt Dompary Carpentier bout
Dr Wilbur F Crafts announces the International reform bureau will pursue injunctions in New Jersey courts to stop the prize fight between Dompary and Carpentier. He cites Jersey City chancery court as first move and vows further actions in other counties if needed.
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Washington
Wilbur F. Crafts
International Reform Bureau
Robert Watson
Chancery Court
Jersey City
Dompary. Carpentier
Bureau
New Jersey
Crutte
Watson
Hia
Cllergymen
Kaber Trial Opens in Murder Case as Jury Clash Delays
Mrs Kaber stands trial for murder in a crowded courthouse as a jury fight over women jurors unfolds. Prosecutors seek a continuance while a temporary insanity plea is prepared. Indictments name Mrs Bickel May R. McArdin and three former servants with linked arrests in a 1919 murder case.
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Gernon
Rale
Hoult
Mra. Kaber
Iit Wan
Wate
Monew Kaber
Former Attorney General Charles Bonaparte Dies at 70
Charles ft Bonaparte former attorney general during the Roosevelt administration died at his country home near Baltimore. He had been in poor health for a year with heart complications. He was 70. Survived by his widow, he was son of Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte and Susan May Williams Bonaparte. His paternal grandfather Jerome, King of Westphalia, was his great grandfather. The great Napoleon was his grand-uncle.
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Baltimore
Charles Ft Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Belle Vieja
Bonaparte
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
Susan May William Bonaparte
Jerome
Westphalia
Henry Patterson
Thiefty
Napoleon
Gasoline Price War Grips Laramie Dealers
War among Laramie gasoline firms drives price to 26 cents per gallon with a fund of about 1,000 dollars set aside to attract patrons. Several firms slashed prices to gain advantage, while only three callously maintained a sustainable profit amid the intense price cutting.
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Tribune
Laramie
Wyo
Popeslar
Boy Thrown From Horse Suffers Fractured Skull
CHULETTE Wyoming June 28 War on Mead son of Mr and Mrs Mead Moorcroft in serious condition with fractured skull following a mule incident. His sister found him by a bed of an ectum in Lander. G A Holmer Northwestern railroad official was in Lander and expected to return this afternoon.
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Chulette
Warron Mead
Mee
M Mead
Moorcroft
G A. Holmer
Cooper Division
Northwestern Railroad
Tn Lander
Defense asserts suicide in murder trial at Comunna
In Comunna Michigan the defense in the murder case of Woveat Mig gins argues the deceased Lamy Willem died by her own action. Witnesses for the state described the autopsy findings while defense contends the poison caused no convulsions and the victim might have released the bottle. Train crew members testified the bottle was found near her hand, consistent with a struggle over the container.
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Lamy Willem
Woveat Miggins
de. HW
Witenes
Mise Wittua
Howley
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