Two Important Irish Meetings Are Held Today
Dublin Aug 23 Associated Press Members of the Irish Republican parliament and Sinn Fein executive met at the Mansion House to frame Ireland’s reply to Lloyd George on dominion status. Premier James Craig planned Ulster cabinet talks in Belfast as Dublin and Belfast relations loom.
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Sinn Fein
Mansion House
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de Valera
Edward Mulhern
Dromore
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Shorty Ater
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Ponte Fe
Mae Publican
Petaea Bet Britta
Wor Jones
Eamonn de Valera
Republican Movement
London
James Craig
Ulster
Belfast
Raw
Dail
Dublin Caetie
Irish Republican
Kidnapped Boy Found by Police in Michigan
Madison, Aus 20.—A seven year old boy was found to be Frank Millee after being reported kidnapped by his father Steve Miller. Authorities say the man, a Brazilian, appeared before officials and claimed the boy was taken by gypsies near Detroit. The “boy” proved to be 20 years old, married with a two year old child, and the case highlighted confusion around the alleged kidnapping. Police tracked the bandits to a rural area where they were captured in a cornfield after a pursuit.
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Aus
the Theatte
Frank Millee
Steve Millar
Jatroit
Mich
Frank
Miller
Jiyaiacn
Anti-Booy Bill Adoption Report By House
A report indicates the House adopted the anti-booy bill amid debate. Record reflects a vote tally around 288 to unknown opposition, with note of procedural support from Teperton. Details are fragmentary but confirm formal approval by the chamber.
Two Killed as Car Hit by Train Near Sterling
Bismarck North Dakota August 23 two persons were killed when their automobile van struck by a train near Sterling just before noon. Trainmen arriving here identify the dead as Reverend William B. Gage and May Gage of Des Moines Iowa. Another report from the scene lists Reverend Gage as from Aberdeen South Dakota.
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Bismarck
Senate Passes Shipping Board Funding Bill
President Harding faced sharp Senate debate over the ships board deficiency bill of 648.5 million dollars as La Follette and Lodge challenged executive interference with legislation. The discussion touched on the soldiers home bill and echoes of Wilson’s peace speech while advancing toward adjournment.
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Harding
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Shipping Board
LaFollette
Wisconsin
House
Representative Cochran
New York
Congress
Lodge
Wilson
Roxerament Bette
Borah
la Follette
Knox
Republican
Pennsylvania
White House
Kellogg
Ican
Mi Hi
Mounted cops questioned in auto thefts at Chicago pier
In Chicago police questioned mounted officers and suspects after a tense scene at Municipal Pier park. Judge Cook presided at Booth Clark Street Court on Saturday, with Brickner and others involved in a heated exchange as the case unfolded.
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Chicago
Daehler
Municipal Pier
Cook
Booth Clark Street
Brickner
Association plans to erect 5000 homes in Chicago
Chicago August 24 A housing project aims to build between 2000 and 6000 homes at an estimated cost of 5 million dollars to ease Chicago's housing shortage. The plan is to be formed by a nonprofit North Side organization and will be funded by individual contributions.
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the Mony
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Tor Toy
Ihdlyidunlas
Bank of North Dakota Insolvency Alleged In Stated Inquiry
A historical critique claims the Bank of North Dakota became insolvent after two years under the state Industrial commission. It cites deposits in the Scandinavian American bank of Fargo and large interbank loans, arguing public funds were mismanaged and tests the commission’s control over state finances.
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Nonpartisan League
State Industrial Commission
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Industrial Commission
Commission
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Induptrist Commission
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North Dakota
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Cathro
Banko North Dakota
Far- Ko
Scandinavi
Cass County
Bank of North Dakotaoh
Peace Treaty With Germany Awaits Signatures
Diplomatic note indicates the peace treaty between the United States and Germany has been received and awaits the German government’s signature. Secretary Hughes transmitted terms via Ellis Loring Dresel to the American commissioner, with expected cabinet action and presidential countersignatures from Chancellor or Foreign Minister Roses.
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Eye Srs
Merlin
Apayco
United Sates
Germany
Charles E. Hughes
Ellis Loring Dresel
United States
Joseph
Freidrich
Roses
Capper Tincher Bill Moves to President for Grain Reform
Washington reports the Senate and House agreed on a conference report for the Capper Tincher bill to regulate future grain dealings. The measure now goes to the president for signing.
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Senat
House Today
Park Convention Opens in Detroit with National Attendance
Detroit hosts the opening of the American Association of Park Superintendents convention drawing about 150 cities. Attendees tour the Detroit park system and take lake trips as two days of business sessions focus on city planning and park administration.
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Detroit
American Association of Park Superintendents
Judge Landis Backs Building Wage Scale Plan
In Chicago Aug 23 Judge KM Landis announced his wage award will adopt a building scale rather than a flat hourly rate for the wage dispute between Chicago building trades and employers. Iron workers had objected and Landis warned they could exit arbitration, threatening a strike that he said would eclipse any past performances. Nearby notes forecast fair weather in Minnesota and North Dakota with rising temperatures.
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Chicago
KM. Landis
Structural Iron Workers
Landis
Haight Performs Flag Ceremony Over Longland Falls Ashes
Charles B. Haight flew at 3,000 feet over Longland and scattered his father Charlie F. Haight’s ashes from an American flag. The ceremony occurred Sunday with the widow and two children watching. Haight, a noted insurance official, carried out a wish made before his death on July 28 in Hin och Year.
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New York
Longland
Charles 8. Haight
Charlie F. Aaight
Mr. Haight
Link in evidence in swindle case widens
A letter from W. Davis, former president of Winton Automobile, to Charles W. French is the latest piece in the federal swindle case. Authorities raid Chicago hotels and seized securities valued at about a million dollars as they pursue Worthington and associates. Davis pleas for dependent relatives and hints at dire consequences.
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Chicago
John W.worthington
Charles W. French
W. Davis
Winton Automobile Company
Cleveland
French
Muita
Davie Jetter
Mix Pages
Davis
Diamond Portland Cement Company
Globe Store Company
Worthington
Owen Z. Ayana
United States
Atlantic
America
Louis H. Maxfield
United States Navy
Arrests Mount as Federal Probe Expands in Ohio Case
Colonel Clinnin announced the arrest of A E Strelzin in Milwaukee and C K Strobel in Akron as federal agents report other detentions. Alva W Hardiman, once secretary to Charles A French, surrendered after a detailed confession implicating all suspects. In Canton, Z W Davis denied involvement in notes used to borrow 30,000 dollars for the Winton Automobile Co. Davis, a director and Cement Co. president, dismisses ties and notes rising from years of association with French.
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A. E. Strelzin
Milwaukee
C. K. Strobel
Akron
Alva W. Hardiman
Charles A. French
Hardiman
Davis
Canton
Ohio
Z. W. Davis
Cleveland
Winton Automobile Company
Winton Company
Automobile Manufacturers of
Diamond Portland Cement Company
Middle Branch
Davie
Beer's Price Cut Announced by British Columbia Board
Victoria B C August 23 The provincial liquor control board has announced beer prices drop from 44 per dozen quarts to 3 50 and from 40 cents a single quart to 30 cents it was learned today.
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Victoria
B. C
Provincial Liquor Control Board
Worthless Checks Issued On Bathgate Case Arrests
Long Beach California August arrest of Ralph E. Capron former Minnesota football star and Pittsburgh baseball player, and B. Devier, alleged oil operator, on warrants from South Bend Washington and Bathgate North Dakota for defrauding banks with worthless checks. An investigator cites similar crimes in Kaiplan Wisconsin Mississinpi and Texas totaling at least seventy thousand dollars. Capron is named as brother of George Capron, former All American full back and local coach.
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Cal
Ralph E. Capron
University of Minnesota
Pittsburgh
B. Devier
South Bend
Wash
Bathgate
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Kaiplan
Wisconsin
Mississinpi
Texas
Capron
George Capron
University of Pesota
Goldfish breeder's estate valued near 199000 in Frederick
Frederick Md Aug 23 the estate of Martin E B Kefsucer pioneer goldfish breeder recently died from a fall at his Fort London Pa home is valued at nearly 199000. The will was filed for probate in court Saturday. Half the estate goes outright to his widow while the income from the other half is to be managed by her for life.
Open sessions urged for disarmament conference
Washington Aug 23 and Aug 27 senators disputed open discussion at the disarmament conference with Senator Harrison arguing for public sessions to inform the world and Senator Lodge cautioning against binding public proceedings to an amendment. The dispute centers on secrecy, press censorship in Paris, and the need for transparency in naval reduction talks among allied nations.
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Lecer
Harrison
Mississippi
Ameren
Senator Lodge
Senate
Lodge
Benator Lodge
Wilson
Paris
Ciecus
United States
Mimsisaippi
Harding
Congress
Vernailes
Milesissippi
Shantung
Yap
China
Hardings
Amercan
Massachusetts
Hero Bowed to Speak After Wounds in France
Washington August 23 ex soldier Ralph M Bowman lost vocal cords in France on December 4 1917. He learned voice culture at the Central Institute for the Deaf in St Louis and received surgical and dental work restoring jaw alignment teeth and gums. Bowman's chin wound and destroyed vocal mechanism were treated enabling him to speak again though his voice remains affected.
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Ralph M. Bowman
France
Bowman
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Winton Automobile Auto Company
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Yaparome
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hero
Winona
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