Breaking of Truce Feared by Sinn Fein
Dublin reports warn that a truce in Ireland may collapse if extremists act. De Valera and other Republican leaders meet at Black Rock amid rising tension while British leaders are criticized for speech seen as threats. War in its most terrible form could follow if negotiations fail.
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Sinn Fein
Deblin
Aus
Ramone de Valera
Black Rock
Dall
Eireann
Alsckenton
Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
John MacNeill
Dublin Castle
Great Britain
Birean
Neviron
Ireland
Daily News
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Robbery Attempt at Ryan Hotel Fails to Deliver $6000
In Australia at Ryan hotel a gunman attempted to steal payroll receipts totaling 6000 from auditor Paul Neck. Clerk Sydney Gillett fired. robber fled uninjured after scattering patrons in the lobby. About 10000 in cash and valuables belonged to guests were in the auditor's cage, with police suspecting advance hotel routine study.
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Rt. Paul
Aus
Ryan Hotel
Paul Neck
Siiney Gillett
Belive
England Replies To Invitation From Harding
Fragmented notes describe Churchill era diplomacy with Britain replying to an invitation from Harding. The British position appears cautious and supportive of the objectives conference while signaling readiness for further talks. The text also mentions unrelated incidents including bombings in Chicago and a federal mail robbery case, though these are not clearly connected to the main diplomatic item.
Hire Orchestra For Barn And Increase Production Of Milk
A farmer named Geamberiate from Aug. 30 reports a discovery of a method termed well of producing flow from cows at Charmberinin farm. The unusual claim is that an orchestra was hired to aid barn operations and boost milk yield.
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Awiggine
Mien
James Geamberiate
Neer Mae
Mpace
Bocecaaing
Tax Revision Bill Heads to Vote in House Today
Washington Aug 2 The Republican tax revision bill moves to a decisive house vote with broad support from Republicans while Democrats vow to recommit. Amendments target income surtax repeal, five percent tax on certain manufacturers, and a $10 license on soft drink venders. The measure proceeds to the Senate for consideration next week.
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Washington
Finance Committee
Congress
Ways and Means
House
Ting
Weekly Weather From Noaast Washington Gust Aug 20
Weather outlook for Great Lakes region shows generally fair conditions with a probability of showers Wednesday and temperatures near normal or slightly below. Lower valleys in the area expect temperatures near normal with little variation from typical August norms.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Oraimiminaland
Freight rates blamed for west grain woes at ICC hearing
Washington August 20 grain men told the Interstate Commerce Commission that high freight rates on grain and hay hurt western farmers while long transport tied to vast production eased by western railroads. Testimony compared western abandonments with New England cases and urged rate reductions to lift farmers and boost trade volumes.
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Washington
New England
John E. Benton
Intermate Commerce Commission
West
Benton
Bach
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trafic
Western Railroads
Colorado
J.P. Larson
Iowa Co-operative Grain Dealers’ Associaon
Chicago
Minneapolis
J. J. Neville
Millers’ and Grain Dealers’ Association of
Utah
Idaho
Mallory Retains Tennis Title Over Browne in Final
Forest Hills report says Mrs. Molla Mallory defeated Miss Browne to retain the academy title in the final of the national tournament. Mallory, seated as the champion, showed strong returns and steady play throughout, overcoming Browne's efforts as the match concluded with a decisive 6-2 score.
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Molla Mallory
Miss Browne
Forest Hills
Academy
Ana
Min Browne
Meee
Therratier
Quiet Restored in Knoxville Jail Clash
Knoxville Tenn Aug 20 quiet returned after a clash between deputies and state troops and a crowd demanding a negro held in connection with a crime against a county school teacher. About 26 people were wounded 17 seriously as shots were fired when the crowd of 200 crossed a line. Troops were later withdrawn.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Knox County
Sherif Cate
Hall
Bulleta
Perns
Caté
Report on Agriculture Conditions Set by Congress Commission
Washington August 20 a preliminary report on agricultural conditions will be issued within 30 days by the joint congressional commission headed by Representative Anderson Minnesota. A final report on causes of the low mood and remedies will be ready by December first. The commission aims to form a long term agricultural program. It will use monthly indexes including prices of thirty commodities exports consumption and interest rates to analyze price declines and credit effects.
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Washington
Joint
Congressonal Commission
Anderson
Minnesota
Wall
Formu
Legion Delegates Visit American Troops on Rhine
Strasbourg and Lorraine August 20 The American Legion delegates reviewed the garrison and watched the parade. They took a three hour Rh ine cruise aboard a French naval monitor. A reception urged continued American troops on the Rhine ahead of an unveiling ceremony in Furey with French monument dedication.
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Legion
Rhine
Strasbourg
Alanca
Lorraine
Associated Press
American Legion
Genersl Tauflieb
American Legionnaires
France
Marshal Koch
Myron T. Herrick
J. J. Dusserand
United States
Mets
Furey
Desert tragedy as man perishes saving family water
A man died of thirst in a desert while reportedly saving two children and his widow Mrs. Cauffman arrived with the bodies. The search found him near Saray, with a supply of water in his possession, and authorities say he might have survived if he had drunk and eaten. The group was within an hour’s drive of a ranch house when the car issue occurred.
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Cauffman
Cauffmans
Agreement on Parts of Beer Bill Reached
Washington Aug 20 Definite agreement on contested sections of the anti beer bill was reached today by Senators Sterning and Nelson and Representative Volstead. The compromise retains warrants for home searches but not for other property including automobiles. Volstead expects Dyer and Sumner to sign the report for presentation to other house conferees.
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Washington
Aus
Sterning
Nelson
Volstead
House
Stanley Senate
Volatead
Dyer
Missouri
Sumner
New Contract for Des Moines Street Railway Considered
Des Moines Aug 20 C F Chambers receiver for Des Moines City Railway and bond holders met with Retail Merchants committee representatives and submitted new franchises drafted for A W Harris interests Chicago A full committee meeting was planned Chambers avoided discussion but noted a 25 year contract expected If agreement with merchants is reached the plan would go to city council for referendum vote by the people Des Moines may lack street cars for several more days
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Des Moines
C. F. Chambers
Des Moines,City Railway Company
A. W. Harris
Chicago
Chambers
Baby left in bushes near home of Jamestown couple
In Jamestown North Dakota a three or four month old baby girl wrapped in a blue jacket was found in bushes at a residence. A young couple discovered the infant yesterday and took her to a hospital. No clues yet on who left the child.
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Jamestown
N. D
Aum
Hacjion
Russia Relief Pact Signed in Riga to Aid Famine Areas
The United States and Russia signed an aid contract in Riga at 11 28 AM. Walter Lyman Brown led the American famine relief committee in hopes of broader U S Russia cooperation. The plan covers food distribution for the Volga region and disease prevention among refugees amid fears of cholera and epidemics.
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Associated Press
Riga
United States
Eamly
Walter Lyman Brown
New Icon
Russia
America
Tate Minott
M. Mieravtteh
Letvigad
Ruasia
Volen
Marshal of Oakes ND dies in summer home blaze
Thomas Marshall, former North Dakota congressman and president of the First National Bank of Osnes, died early today at his summer home in Detroit Minnesota. He served eight years in the North Dakota House and was a prominent banker and businessman in the state.
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Parco
N. D
Pleades Guilty in Wisconsin Murder Case
Jacob Katine pleaded guilty in a circuit court in Wavesia Wisconsin to first degree murder and was sentenced to life in the state prison at Waupun. He was charged in the death of farmer Carl Wensauer who was found shot in his home. Katine testified he did not know what he was doing at the time of the shooting.
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Wavesia
Wis
Jacob Katine
Reclund
Waupur
Katnetka
Carl Wensauer
Wensauer
Kametka
Sean
Spanish losses blamed on poor leadership in Morocco
London reporting letters cite the Magrid correspondent of the London Times attributing reverses suffered by Spanish troops in Morocco to restless generals and poor command. The dispatch notes casualties near Melfila, mentions the Beni Sicar tribes, and warns of possible broader consequences for Spain's colonial ventures and prisoner counts.
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Morocco
London
Bmocco
Saya
Magrid
London Times
Jie
Spain
Bellu
Zoln
Bididirie
Araujo
Darquebdans
Regulbren
Melfila
Beni Sicar
Trea Forcsa
Mella
Moelilig
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Daily Herald
England
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Corta Ferma
Ajme
Ferdinand Winkler
Srewips R Witakieri
Winkler
Har Spatsne
Jackemaney Murphy
Overallman
Fordney
Byrnes
South Carolina
Wome
Oer
Representative Kitchen
North Carolina
Oldfeld
Socrat
Arkansas
Kitchin
Hest Victori
Ad~ Yoostad
Ats
Mingo CO
Barnstable
North Peace
Rida
Sunda
North Portions
Mes. Demmer
Pbite
Soisa
Port Huron
Mich
By Morris
Publicant Congress
DES Moines Street Railway
Prairie du Chien
Brown
Litvinoff
Desty
U.S
Sivea
Hamburg
New York
Persia
Agee
N.D
Toda
Yorth Dodge
Basset
Hiram Yanke
Citizens’ Savings Bank of
Curlew
Waunonkss
Nitice
Gays
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