Limit of Concessions to Ireland Reached, Lloyd George Says
British Premier Lloyd George told the House of Commons that Ireland’s peace offer represented the fullest concessions possible and urged Irish leaders not to reject it. He warned that rejection would risk renewed conflict and urged readiness for emergencies as Parliament could be recalled on forty eight hours notice.
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Ireland
Lloyd George
London
Associated Press
House of Commons
England
House of Lords
Lord Curzon
Hammon de Valera
Index to Advertisements Page Highlights and Vendors
The snippet lists multiple merchants and services such as grocers baking materials banks rail lines and pharmaceutical suppliers. Named entities include Cunard-Anchor Line Lincoln National Bank Fifth-Third National Bank and The Chas. Schiear Motor Car Co among others with references to products and services.
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Ee Ee Amusements
Sakhneskebesven
Icc Cecscevesctcecs
ERIE
Cacansiccasnes Banner Grocers
Baking Co
Chupigh Bervices
Ccicseceises i
Cunard
S. Line
Dr. Hermann-Specialist
East Hills Coal & Supply Co
Fifth-Third National Bank
Financial—American Finance Co
Urove
Hewitt & Mackenbach—Specialists
Ccccseesees
Lincoln National Bank
Iuswae
Kaus Uhio Truss Co
Pinkham
Schaefer
Southern Railway System
Ars
Chas. Schiear Motor Car Co
The
Dexter Lumber Co
Cty
Pam Co
30 000 British Troops Said Ready for Ireland Move
Dublin reports no immediate influx of Black and Tans but a rumor from military sources claims 30 000 troops in England prepared for transport to Ireland if the truce collapses. The Irish view warns the mere rumor could harm Sinn Fein opinion.
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Dublin
England
Ireland
Sinn Fein
U S views on Lloyd George proposal for Anglo Japanese pact
Washington officials say the United States will not join an enlarged Anglo Japanese alliance. America favors general, inclusive Far East cooperation and disarmament backed by a wider pact including China France and Italy.
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Washington
America
United States
Far East
Livya George
House of Commons
Great Britain
Japan
Pacific
Lloyd George
Senate
League of Nations
France
Italy
China
British Empire
Germans Near Signing Peace Treaty With United States
Berlin reports say Germany plans to sign a formal peace treaty with the United States next week. Chancellor Wirth's discussions with parliamentary leaders have secured broad support, and Washington approval is expected in a day or two. The measure would be presented to the Reichstag for ratification without party debate.
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U. S
Washington
Berlin
Associated Press
United States
Wirth
Ellis Loring Diesel
Friedrich Rosen
Reichstag
Dr. Wirth
Germany
Diesel
Mutiny on Alliancia Reported by Navy Guard Placed
Navy receives official message from Battle Ship Squadron No 2 stating a mutiny aboard the Panama Canal Railway Company steamer Alliancia. A guard of two officers and twenty marines is placed aboard at the master's request as the ship heads to New York then to Annapolis to rejoin the Connecticut.
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Washington
Panama Canal Railway Company
Alliancia
Navy Department
Department
New York
Connecticut
Annapolis
Admiral Hughes
Guantanamo
Allancia
Marine Guard
Opposition to York retirement bill in Senate session
Senate Military Committee discussed a proposal to retire Sgt Alvin C York of Tennessee with captain rank and pay. The move drew opposition and could stall a favorable committee report.
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Washington
Alvin C. York
Tennessee
Senate Military Committee
Woman Sharpshooter Fends Off Intruder at Window
Mrs. Estella Detzel of 2316 Ohio avenue fired a pistol from inside her home when a stranger paced by and approached a side window. A grazing shot struck the intruder's straw hat as he fled the yard and leaped the fence. police and neighbors searched the area but found no one.
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Corryville
Estella Detzel
Ohio Avenue
General H. D. Greene Dies Suddenly in California
Major General Henry A. Greene United States Army retired collapsed and died in Alameda County Courthouse Oakland during special jury duty. The death occurred August 19 in California.
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H. D. Greene
California
Oakland
Cal
Henry A. Greene
United States Army
Alameda County
Napoleon Election Field May Be Three Tickets
Napoleon Ohio faces a three ticket slate in the November general election as political contest builds. Voters will see three combinations competing for offices, signaling a heated campaign.
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Napoleon
Senate and House Agree on Anti Beer Measure
Senate and House conferees near agreement on disputed points of the anti beer bill and expect enactment before the coming recess. The Stanley amendment on search warrants remains partly rejected, with Volstead opposing warrants for autos while accepting some provisions. Leaders seek rapid conference report approval and a possible House and Senate vote before Wednesday.
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Senate
HOUSE
Washington
Volstead
Stanley
Sterling
South Dakota
Feathers Fly in Covington Court Over Canary
In Judge Bert King's Covington office two women, Mrs. Lena Rutledge and Mrs. E Telchester, fought over a canary that Rutledge claimed as hers after the bird fled from a cat. The court awarded the canary to Rutledge, but a scuffle ensued until the judge threatened contempt unless the fight stopped.
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Canary
Bert King
Scott Street
Covington
Lena Rutledge
Altamont Road
West Covington
E. Telchhester
Dixie Highway
Rutledge
Judge King
Edward Moss
Constable Moss
Watermelon Dump Creates Overnight Patch in Wilder Kentucky
Thousands of melons totaling 21 000 arrived by fourteen freight cars and were dumped near the Licking Pike in Wilder Kentucky creating a makeshift patch. I N Price Company refused the shipment as market glutted, ordering its destruction despite salvage efforts by residents. The railroad cites Georgia origins and a freight cost of about 1 750 while prices at wholesale ranged from 15 to 30 cents.
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Licking Pike
Newport
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Wilder
I. N. Price Company
West Sixth Street
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Georgia
Consignee
Woman Hurt After Darting From Bus in Erlanger
Mrs. Kathryn Davidson, 65, was struck and run over after stepping from a Cincinnati bus near Erlanger on the Dixie Highway. Victor Noworth of Erlanger was named as the driver. she is reported in critical condition at Christ Hospital. Earlier, four others were injured in separate Cincinnati downtown crashes.
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Kathryn Davidson
Erlanger
Dixie Highway
Victor Noworth
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
John C. Herman
William Hosford
Cincinnati Country Club
Mary Lacka
Philadelphia Street
Covington
Opera Place
Elm Street
House to recess from Wednesday into early October
Representative Mondell announced the House will likely recess from next Wednesday until the first week in October. He warned members to stay in Washington until the recess begins and said those lacking a quorum will be sent back to compel attendance.
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HOUSE
Washington
Representative Mondell
Whiting Admonition on Writing Inspires Thought
A brief editorial remark suggests considering Whiting as a model for writing, urging readers to adopt concise clarity and purposeful phrasing in prose. The line emphasizes disciplined craft and measured expression.
Mansfield Bay Mass Mob Attacks Barnstable Jail
In Barnstable Massa sheriff requests state troops after a mob gathered to free three accused highway robbers. Guards fired over heads to deter the crowd as automobiles and pedestrians converged. Bail set at fifteen thousand to fifteen thousand four hundred dollars for Dies Gomez and Andrews. Governor Cox urged restraint and faith in courts.
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Barnstable
Mass
Irving L. Rosenthal
Onset
John Dies
Benjamin Gomez
Joseph Andrews
Artillerymenarional Guard
Wes Barnstable
Onse
Cape Cod Canal
James Boland
Rosenthal
Boland
S Wareham
Dies
Gomez
Andrews
Gertrude Butler
William Eldredge
Miss Butler
Buzzards Bay
Wareham
Ku Klux Klan Leader Claims Patriotism and Revolution Ties
Colonel William Joseph Simmons says the Ku Klux Klan defends Christian civilization and linked its origins to the Boston Tea Party. He compares Reconstruction era intimidation to colonial resistance, denounces immigration, and pledges a unified, patriotic Klan under one chart and compass.
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America
Boston
Cincinnati
William Joseph Simmons
Atlanta
Simmons
Gibson Hotel
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Commercial Tribune
Ku-Klux Klan
Thomas Jefferson
North
Ku Klux Klan
Mail of bullets halts attempt at Knox jail riot
In Knoxville Tennessee on August 19 deputies guarding the Knox County Jail fired on a crowd demanding suspect Frank Martin a black man accused of attacking a schoolteacher. Twenty seven people were wounded two seriously as National Guard troops stood by and did not fire. Authorities ordered crowd control with warnings and shots into the air as deputies exchanged volleys with the rioters driving them back toward Gay Street.
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Rosenthal
Cox Todayy
Wareham
Commonwealth
Plymouth
United States
Massachusetts
Cox
Knoxville
Tenn
Knox County
Frank Martin
Charles Lewis
117Th Infantry
Tennessee National Guard
Martin
Main
Court House
Cate
Gay Street
Kidnapper Convicted in Drowning of Five Year Old
Roberto Raffaelo of Union Hill New Jersey was found guilty by a jury of murder in the case of five year old Giuseppe Varotta who was abducted May 24 and drowned in the Hudson River after ransom notes demanded 2500 dollars. Four men were charged in the case with two others still at large. Authorities said it was the first local record of kidnappers carrying out a death threat.
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New York
Roberto Raffaelo
Union Hill
N. J
Guiseppe Varotta
Hudson River
Lkeuast Thirteenth Street
Raffaecio
Varotta
Chauffeur Stabbed in Fight Over Fares at Grand Central
Clarence Hattendorf, 34, a taxi driver, was stabbed three times during a dispute over fares on Central avenue near Grand Central Station. Andrew Williams, 37, was arrested after admitting the cutting and saying Hattendorf attacked him. Williams surrendered the knife to police.
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Central Avenue
Grand Central Station
Clarence Hattendorf
Armory
Avenue
Andrew’ Williams
Richmond Street
Hattendorf
General Hospital
Williams
Eugéne Weatherly
Gould to Remarry Amid Invalidation Suit
Edith Kelly Gould asserts in New York that Frank J. Gould plans to remarry soon. She gains permission to change lawyers in her divorce action and vows to appeal the Paris divorce ruling to the U S Supreme Court if needed. The move seeks to test validity of foreign divorces for Americans.
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New York
Frank J. Gould
Edith Kelly Gould
Gould
United States Supreme Court
Gould Ietends
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Lawrence
David Lawrence
York
Harry Gutmann
Laron Avenue
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Marvin Goetz
Waverly Street
Edward Kroness
Linn Street
State Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Sixth Street
Walnut Street
Albert Bass
Walter Bufler
Joseph Murray
Hamer Street
Schardt
Israel
Liberty
Moore Streets
Glady Selm
BAY State
Theo
National Guardsmen
Mob Farms
KLAN
Wizard
William Simmons
City
Chicago
Boston Tea Party
Lynch
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