DeValera and Lloyd George Hold Two and Half Hour Irish Talks
In London, Eamonn DeValera and Premier Lloyd George conferred for over two and a half hours on an Irish settlement. The meeting began at 4 30 pm and ended 7 10 pm amid cordial talks. A communique will follow, with tomorrow’s session set for 11 30 am.
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London
Associated Press
Eamonn DeValera
Lloyd George
Downing Street
Art O’brien
Gaelic League
DeValera
Craig Summoned to London for Irish talks with Lloyd George
London July 14 Sir James Craig Ulster premier summoned to London to confer with Prime Minister Lloyd George on the Irish situation. Leaders of British government and Sinn Fein met in London to begin negotiations seen as a step toward easing decades of hostility between Britain and Ireland. De Valera and Lloyd George planned a cautious first meeting, with most details kept confidential and only a few participants present.
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London
Associated Press
James Craig
Lloyd George
James
Belfast
Sinn Fein
Albion
Erin
Eamonn de Valera
Ireland
Lloyd’ George
Chequers Court
DeValera
DeVale
Dublin
Ginn Fein
Ulster
Bandits Snatch Bag Containing Big Sum of Money
In Beattie Washington on July 14 two bandits seized a messenger from the Northwest Trust Safe Deposit Co. and robbed him of a bag holding about $25,000 in currency, fleeing in an automobile. Authorities reported swift pursuit and ongoing investigations.
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Beattie
Wash
Vandita
Northwest Trust Safe Deposit Company
Kidnapping claim tied to former employee of father
Globe, July 14. Orval McKinstry of Lakin Kansas says he was kidnapped from Syracuse Kansas by Walter Hudson a former employee of McKinstry’s father after the elder McKinstry was killed. Deputy sheriffs rescued him and he told reporters of the incident. Rain halts heat and saves crops in Lacrosse and across western Wisconsin and eastern Minnesota. A state opinion indicates the soldiers memorial hospital must be built on a site already approved by the state, making Governor Blaine’s site likely Madison Island. Minnesota forecast cooler tonight.
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Ariz
Orval McKinstry
Lakin
Kans
Syracuse
Walter Hudson
Lacrosse
Wis
Wisconsin
Minnenota
Madison
Solders’ Memorial Hospital
Morgan
Blaine
Governor's Island
Saill
Offley Takes Stand in Murder Trial at Hettinger
In a Dakota murder trial, D R Offley testified in his own defense saying he feared Bowen after threats and sought legal help to recover cattle. He described prior incidents, possible need to protect himself, and noted the case might go to a jury before Sunday. Other witness M R Jeffrey was cross examined as plans for additional testimony evolved.
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Herald Special Service
Hettinger
N. D
D. R. Offley
M. K. Bowen
Beach
Bowen
Offley
M. R. Jeffrey
Jeffrey
King
Taylor
Rates on live stock held unreasonably by examiners
Washington July 14 Rates on live stock were held to be unreason able from an economic standpoint and a recommendation was made to the interstate commerce commission that carriers make substantial reductions for the benefit of the livestock in general in report today by Bramier Disque. The case brought by stock shippers in western states involves state commissions and will be heard tomorrow by the commission. The examiner said rates on livestock are not excessive transportwise but are unreason able economically. A reduction would help the industry since getting to market is costly. Railroads fear broad reductions but the report argues for temporary reductions, especially for longer hauls, to balance cost and production. The original complaint was by the national live stock shippers league and others, with railroads and public utilities corporations involved. Other states indicated plans to voice views. Norfolk Va July 14 A squad of police prevented negro delegates from attending the session of the state Republican convention. Orders to bar them were issued by Republican leaders in charge of arrangements.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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National Live Stock Shippers League
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Arizona
Montana
American Farm Bureau Federation
Norfalk
North Dakota WCTU Pushes Watkins for Prohibition Director
North Dakota WCTU seeks F L Watkins as federal prohibition director for the state while President Harding reportedly nominates A A Stone of LaMoure for the post. Members urge telegrams to Roy Haynes in Washington and to North Dakota senators and congressmen to back Watkins.
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F. L. Watkins
Harding
A. A. Stone
LaMoure County
Roy C. Haynes
Washington, D. C
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North Dakota Enforcement League
William Lemke
Harry Dunbar
Elizabeth Preston Anderson
Washington
Mr. Stone
Senate
Thousands Of War Horses To Be Killed In Mesopotamia
London officials report Colonial Secretary Winston Churchill announced in the house of commons that about 20,000 army horses in Mesopotamia will be killed due to high costs of return shipping and feeding. Heavy draft horses have limited local use and ferried fodder makes escape unfeasible. Markets in India or Egypt are distant and costly to reach.
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Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Mesopotamia
India
Egypt
England
Seek Jobs on 48 Hour Basis in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City July 14 The Binders union abandons the 44 hour fight and seeks to regain old posts on a 48 hour basis within an open shop setting. Authorities note the shift in labor pattern reflects broader union strategy changes and wage considerations.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Binders’ Union of
Hoppers Stink Up Minnesota Point Summer Calm
Local residents seek mainland refuge as a man recalls spending the night on the point. A dry hot spell drives millions of grasshoppers to the Superior area and shores, disrupting daily life and triggering odor concerns.
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Minnesota Point
Proennes
Superior
Point
Foreign born whites share falls in Minnesota census
Washington July 14 The census bureau reports 1920 Minnesota shows foreign born whites at 20.4 percent of the total, down from 26.2 percent in 1910. The decade also saw a 24.4 percent rise in the negro population and a 15 percent rise in whites overall.
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Washington
Minnesota
Census Bureau
South Dakota
Vote on Bonus Legislation Set for Friday
Washington reports a 3 PM Friday vote to recommit the soldier bonus bill to the finance committee under an unanimous consent agreement. The Senate will hold the motion and bill continuously until action. Funeral services for Charles Warren Emerson are set in Racine Wisconsin today.
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Finance Committee
Senate I
C. W. Emerson
Japan Accepts Invite on Armament Talks at Conference
Washington reports Japan accepted President Harding's proposal to discuss limits on armament but did not reference Far Eastern questions in the formal reply. Officials say Japan may join a broader dialogue, yet Tokyo must navigate domestic factions and cautious moves. The State Department kept the text private and offered no further comment.
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Japan
Harding
State Department
United States
Tokio
London
State Officials Continue On Speaking Tours Amid Bank of N D Crisis
In Bismarck on July 14 officials including Governor Frazier and the state finance board delayed plans to return from speaking tours to address the Bank of North Dakota downturn. Reports circulate of a possible temporary loan or receiver action. The board’s lands funds, totaling about 18.4 million dollars, support schools and face use restrictions as the bank reportedly issues checks against these funds, raising concern that taxpayers would cover any shortfall if the bank cannot meet obligations.
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Ith
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