De Valera spurns British dominion status offer in Ireland talks
Dublin reports say Eamon de Valera’s cabinet rejects British dominion status while signaling willingness to negotiate with Ulster. The Dail Eireann adjourned for private sessions as De Valera lauds American $5,000,000 fund and Walsh’s role, pledging to repay all US contributions.
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Ulster
Devalera
Frank J. Walsh
de Valera
Walsh
Collins
United States
Ireland
Mr. de Valera
Index to Advertisements Page Snippet
An index lists various advertisers and sections such as Amusements, Art Academy, Baldwin Piano Co., Fifth Third National Bank, Newstedt Jewelry, Ohio Military Institute, McCrone's Restaurant, Motion Pictures, Grape Nuts, Southern Railway System, and Want Ads Classified. It shows page numbers and section labels for quick reference.
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Seeeeeeeseetareeres American Mills—Tailors
Art Dry Cleaning Co
Rereeees
Art Academy
Ssesrreeereerees Ikiee
Baldwin Piano Co
Anickns
Burger Bros
Gantmtok
Cece
Cece Eenseereeccsesees
Ae Cunard-Anchor S
Dunlap Clothes Shop
East Hills Coal & Supply Pisin
Eagle Savings & Loan MO Ead
Caneiad Saab
Newstedt
Ieee
Ohio Military Institute
Pinkham's
Enc
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De Valera Opposes British Peace Terms In Dail Secret Session
Dublin dispatch notes the Dail Éireann will meet in secret to discuss Britain’s peace proposals. De Valera’s reiterated refusal to accept terms signals intent to keep Ulster issues at the forefront and suggests behind the scenes talks with Sir James Craig to break the deadlock.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Dail Eireann
Eamon de Valera
Dail Éireann
Ireland
de Valera
Ulster
James. Craig
Sinn Fein
Newark Mayor Atherton Suspended Pending Hearing
Governor Davis suspended Newark Mayor Herbert A. Atherton for thirty days pending a hearing on seven counts of misconduct and neglect of duty. Accusations include accepting payments totaling to protect gambling operations from 1919 to 1921 and failing to prosecute those involved. The hearing is set for August 30.
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Davis
Atherton
Heard
Columbus
Herbert A. Atherton
Newark
Law Enforcement League of
Licking County
Lawrence Pfeifer
Robert A. White
Eugene Schlegal
Schlegal
Howard E. Rathbun
Rathbun
Police detec tive fires on group near Sixth Street
Big Four Railroad detective William Lawson 2% years old fired four shots at a group of about twenty angry negroes near Sixth and John streets. Three negroes are wounded, two fatally, and Lawson seeks aid from patrolmen. The scene left Douglas with a dislocated jaw and Coy and Alexander injured. Lawson is held on a technical charge of suspicion while others face disorder and conduct charges.
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William Lawson
Post Square
Sixth
John Streets
Lawson
Seventh
John
Young
Tebbe
Bernard M.coy
Carlisle Avenue
William Alexander
Cutter Street
General Hospital
John Douglas
Douglas
Polish Corps Fights Germans in Silesia Casualties Rise
In Upper Silesia near Sternalitz and Kostellitz the clash left 24 Polish soldiers dead and many wounded as German forces pushed the Poles back across the frontier.
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Silesia
Berlin
Associated Press
Sternalitz
Kostellitz
Upper Silesia
Newport Youths Struck by Bridge Collapse in Creek
Six boys aged 8 to 12 narrowly escaped drowning when a creek bridge collapsed south of Newport near Maple Grove Park after heavy rains. Four larger youths aided the shoreward return, with two boys becoming unconscious. Rescued youths’ names were not reported. rescuers were Arthur Gutfreund, Leo Huser, Thomas Doyle, and Alfred Doering.
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Maple Grove Park
Newport
Arthur Gutfreund
East Ninth Street
Leo Huser
Monroe Street
Thomas Doyle
Orchard Street
Alfred Doering
Toledo Theater Managers Vote to Accept 12 Percent Wage Cut
Stage managers at a Toledo conference with theater managers today voted to accept a 12 percent wage reduction. The scale in some cases has been as high as 50 dollars a week.
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Toledo, O
Toledo
Bishop ILI Officiates As Daughter Is Wed
In Sioux City Iowa on August 16 Rev Dr Wilson Seely-Lewis bishop of China for the Methodist Episcopal Church officiated from his hospital bed at the wedding of his daughter Clara Seeman to Prof Albert Seeman. Seely-Lewis, critically ill, traveled from China to America to perform the ceremony and refused postponement.
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Sioux City
Wilson Seely - Lewis
China
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clara
Morningside College
Albert Seeman
Sutherland
Lewis
America
Judge Kelley accepts Independent bid for Cincinnati mayor
Judge Joseph B. Kelley agrees to run for mayor on the Independent ticket with conditions. Thomas Morrow will run as Vice Mayor candidate, and Kelley vows no obligation to any group or boss. Independent leaders respond with a note awaiting further word on the ticket’s status.
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Thomas Morrow
Kelley
Joseph B. Kelley
Judge Kelley
James W. Beckman
Robert L. Long
Ex- Service Men’s Harding Club, Incorporated
Thomas H. Morrow
Cincinnati
Independents
Kennedy Slayer Case Developments Prompt Trunk Evidence Move
A trunk from San Francisco tied to Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain in the Kennedy murder case was seized by the District Attorney’s office and brought to the county grand jury for inspection. Obenchain disputes its use as evidence, while DA Woolwine pursues a new theory and Deputy Sheriff Bright probes associates of Obenchain and Burch.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Madalynne Obenchain
J. B. Kennedy
District Attorney’s Office
Ralph Obenchain
Obenchain
Kennedy
Chicago
William Bright
Burch
Asa Keyes
Only Two Eligible to Cast Ballots in Plainfield Special Election
A county Superintendent orders a August 27 vote at L A Hartsong farm to decide if Hart song land should join the Plainfield School District. Only two voters are expected plus the Judge and Clerk, both Hartsongs, unless a hired man is eligible to vote.
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Plainfield
L. A
Plea for Economy and Women Urged in Disarm Meet
Democratic members of the House pledge to oppose the Republican tax revision bill as a caucus cites that it favors profiteers and burdens middle earners. National League of Women Voters presses for a woman to join the American disarmament conference delegation, while constitutional lawyers debate whether senators can serve on executive commissions.
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House
Ways ‘and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Burleson
Shipping Board
Wilson
Paris
Fordney
National League of Women Voters
Harding
White House
Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
Richard Edwards
Peru
Ind
League
Prom‘nence
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Congress
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Gifford Pinchot
Theague
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Senate
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Frey
Maine
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Minnesota
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United States Senate
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Germany
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Idaho
Capitol Hill
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Harrison
Mississippi
Massachusetts
Hackson
League of Nations
Borah
Senater King
Utah
Foreign Relations Committee
Rison
Lodge Calls for Broad Reductions in U S Outlay
Senate debate on the federal aid good roads bill features Senator Lodge urging economy across the government He warns that cutting naval programs for roads is dangerous and argues for general disarmament and open Sessions at the conference while praising reductions as a path to peace and greater prosperity.
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Washington
Lodge
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Foreign Relations Committee
2 500 Pints of Beer From Canada Seized In Raid
Michigan State Police raided along the Detroit River to curb Canadian beer and liquor flow from Windsor. Eleven men were arrested and a large quantity of contraband liquor seized. One raid recovered 2 pints of Canadian beer and ale plus home brew. Windsor lawyers planned Ottawa liquor export charters. Police tightened city entrances and riverfront patrols.
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Canada
Detroit
Michigan
Windsor
Ottawa
James W. Inches
Porto Rican Governor Rejects Independence Advocates
Governor E. Mont Reily in San Juan reiterates opposition to Porto Rican independence and says he will not appoint any advocate of independence to office. He replied to Antonio R. Barcelo, senate president, who sent three names for appointment. He adds he has begun to clean house and cautions Barcelo to renounce independence and break from un American associates.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Associated Press
E. Mont Reily
Antonio R. Barcelo
Porto Rican Senate
Senor Barcelo
Reily
Mountain Romance Ends in Elopement of Eleanor Wildberg
Eleanor Wildberg daughter of S Harris Wildberg of Avondale eloped with Harold Lion a New York City manufacturer on August 14 at Long Lake New York. Lion son of a millinery maker and Vasvar graduate Wildberg studied at Cincinnati High School and Vassar and is prominent in New York social circles. The couple plan to live in New York City.
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Adirondacks
Eleanor Wildberg
S. Harris Wildberg
Clinton Springs Avenue
Avondale
New York
Harold Lion
New York City
Wildberg
Vassar
Long Lake
N. Y
Adirondack Mountains
Mr. Lion
Lion
Cincinnati
Hightower Questioning Triggers Heart Response in Priest Murder Case
In San Francisco an open verdict said Rev. Heslin Cosma priest died from head blows or two gunshot wounds. Willian A. Hightower, who led police to the priest’s grave, is jailed for murder. Police used heart and respiration readings during leading-question examination.
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San Francisco
Patrick Hessn
Willian
A. Hightower
Ins Hightower
Subje
Ments
Pointblank
Heslin
Hightower
August Vollber
J. A. Larsen
Berkeley
Homesick for Poland Drives Girl to Self Harm Attempt
Bertha Telesman a 19 year old resident of 197 Linn Street attempted suicide by cutting her wrists in her room at 11 last night. Brother Max Telesman found her and she was taken to Spateveral Hospital where doctors said the knife did not sever arteries. She said she came from Poland seven months ago and that loneliness and homesickness led to the act.
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Poland
Bertha Telesman
Linn Street
Max Telesman
Spateveral Hospital
Harding Criticised For Omitting Women In Delegation
The Woman's Committee for World Disarmament denounced President Harding for not appointing a woman to the American delegation. They named Emily Balch Jane Addams Carrie Chapman Catt Florence B Hilles Julia Lathrop Florence Kelley Ida Clark Mrs Willia Kent and nee Schneidermann as eligible and will present resolutions to Harding tomorrow.
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Washington
Woman’s Committee For World Disarmament
Harding
Emily Balch
New York
Jane Addams
Chicago
Carrie Chapman Catt
Florence B. Hilles
Wilmington
Del
Julia Lathrop
Washington, D. C
Florence Kelley
Ida C. Clark
Willia Kent
San Francisco
Nee Schneidermann
Seismic Shocks MartiniquE Hits at Morning
A strong earthquake was felt in Martinique around 11:66 a.m. local time as residents reported shaking and trembling across the area. No injuries or damages are immediately reported by authorities.
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Martinique
Associated Press
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