De Valera Repeats Story Irish Desire
CAL LAKE July Ireland would rather have recognition by the world than accept domestic praise. De Valera reiterates the demand for international acknowledgment of Ireland's status and insists on equal treatment in republican diplomacy.
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Cal Lake
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Irish leader Valera outlines Ireland's free nation goals
Eamon De Valera, president of the Irish Republic, declared Ireland's ambitions to be a free nation amid a public address and a formal dinner and reception in his honor. He framed the nation's independence as distinct from U.S. wealth and influence.
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Eamon Don Valera
Irish Republic
Valera
Ireland
Forest Reserve Park Open to Soldiers Plea in Cheyenne Poem
A poem pleads for opening a under bridge forest reserve called U. P. Park in Cheyenne to soldiers returning from France. The author argues private ownership harms parks and urges Mr. Jeffers to grant access, praising parks now and hoping the reserve becomes public.
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U. P
Snall
France
U. P. Park
Mr. Jeffers
Wangers-on
Rctt
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Bolsheviki Beaten in Poskov Threat Halted
Copenhagen dispatch reports Esthonian troops halted Bolshevik offensive west of Poskov and pinned Bolshevik forces in retreat. Official Esthonian report confirms a stalled attack with advancing retreat in the region.
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Poskov
Copenhagen
Poskoy
Kennedy brothers meet in Cheyenne for visit today
Stanton Kennedy of Denver will arrive in Cheyenne to visit his brother T Blair Kennedy on Carey Avenue. The Esthonian troops were reinforced and reportedly began a counter-offensive with Bolshevik losses described as very heavy.
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Denver
Cheyenne
T. Blake Kennedy
Carey Avenue
Koreans See Religious Conflict Misinterpreted Says Mission Report
Japanese and Korean observers say disturbances in Korea were not religious uprisings nor sparked by missionaries. Rev. K Inuzaka reports Koreans suffer cruelty and discrimination in education while officials favor Japanese over Koreans. Witnesses describe stripping and flogging and Koreans voicing unendurable harms.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Korea
K. Inuzaka
Ambiguous Results From Yesterday Tournament Play
Yesterday's scores and team pairings are unclear due to illegible OCR. Reported matchups include Hatheries and Kinney with McAvoy versus ONeill Beind and Aintsmith, and others like Tiderles and Sevyrund versus Sotheran.
Batteries and Players Dominated Meantime Scores Note
The clipped page lists batterries and players with scattered names such as Packard Smith Clark Cudore G. Smith Krueger Wheat Barnes Wilson and Reuther Nairiden. It references teams like Philadelphia Brooklyn New York and Cincinnati with stray scores and abbreviations. The fragmentary text hints at a sports or game summary without complete context.
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Brooklyn
Battertles
Packard
Smith and Clark
Cudore G. Smith
Krueger and Wheat
Labor Department Targets I. W. W. Amid Inquiry
New York July 24 The United States Department of Labor asked the joint legislative committee to examine I W W activity and reported labor concerns. The request signals federal scrutiny of the organization and potential investigations into its operations.
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New York
United States Department of Labor
Joint Legislative Committee
Ten Aliens Held For Slaughter Of Trout In Sheridan
Sheridan Wye authorities arrested ten aliens after a county jail stakeout following reports of mass fish kills near Rockwood. Warden Byron Hume led the investigation, seizing 22 rifles and a carbide can, with fish carcasses and explosives tied to the crime. The group faces charges involving illegal possession and seditious activity, while officials vow enforcement of relevant statutes and potential deportation proceedings.
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Byron Hume
Hume
Rockwood
Tone River
Worden Ponds
Dayton
Ion Mountain
Pho
Aret Gee
John Leereki
Jake Mahalok
Joe Kotelolucy
George Vesa
John Kaliatt Kazira
Mike Molaarki
Joe Joe
George Vikelke
Stop the Tobacco Habit with Nicotel Tablets
A health notice promotes quitting tobacco now with Nicotel tablets. It claims tobacco causes serious diseases and promises quick relief from nicotine dependence. Doctor Connor is announced to appear soon in the paper to discuss time poisoning dangers and prevention.
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Gonneer
J i Hopkins Hospital
Connor
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