De Valera and Lloyd George Hold Second Peace Talks
London July 5 Another meeting between Eamonn De Valera and Premier Lloyd George occurred this morning on the Irish peace settlement preliminaries. The hour and a half discussion ended with plans to resume Monday as Sir James Craig arrived in London to meet the premier.
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Associated Press
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Lloyd George
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
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Art O'Brien
Gaelic Teague
Robert C. Horton
DeValera
James Craig
Ulster Prems
Belfast
Bf James
Whitehall
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Ulmer
Mine Owners Framed Martial Law Claim In West Virginia
Washington reports that R. H. Kirk, ex foreman of Ornwell Coal and Coke in Mingo West Virginia, testified before a new committee about mine owners allegedly staging shootings to justify martial law. He described conspiring with superiors to simulate gunfire to provoke troops during a strike. Cross examined, he claimed his son worked for the United Mine Workers and that the company had wronged him.
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Washington
R. H. Kirktrick
Ornwell Coal and Coke Company
Ees
Mingo
W. Va
B. Avis
Tried To Smoke Out Snake, Almost Caused Loss Of Augusta
Augusta Kentucky July 16 A six foot black snake refused to budge from under a stump. Wes Winter tried to smoke it out by torching an adjacent thirty acre bay field. Flames leapt in all directions and appeals were sent to the fire department as local farmers and others nearby fled the spreading blaze.
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Augusta
Wes Winter
Chick Evans Wins Semi Final In Western Amateur Golf
Chicago July 15 Chick Evans won his semi final match in the western amateur golf championship at St Paul five up four to play over Harrison Johnston. Evans later beat George Hartman of Chicago two up after 27 holes. A factory fire caused damage at an unspecified location.
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Chicago
Chick Evans
Harrison Johnston
St. Paul
Mt Westmoreland Ey Seatue
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Bronx
George Hartman
Zivane
Guaranty Fund Deposited in Bank of North Dakota
Special to the Herald Bismarck July 16 Depositors Guaranty Fund Commission says all money collected to pay depositors of closed banks has been deposited in the Bank of North Dakota totaling about 808 800. Bank to pay out checks within two weeks. new audit of Tolley State Bank prompted by court ruling and interpretation.
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Depositors' Guaranty Fund Commission
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Tolley Bite Bank
O. H B. Lofthus
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Tolley Stats Bank
Supreme Court of Nebranks
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J. Schoregge
Wiliston
M. Porter
Mthot
Traffic Cop Interfered With Store Business Bordering Fair
Fragmented text mentions a traffic officer and a store near a fair with uncertain location in North Dakota. The readable parts indicate disruption or interference affecting commerce around a weekend event with weather notes and noisy activity. No clear names, dates, or concrete outcomes are present.
Dentist Sought Insurance, Officials Say
Officials believe the dentist attempted to collect life and accident insurance. A body found beneath a bank was identified by some as Russell, while others who knew both men suggested it might be Brere.
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Brere
Field
Beadleon Bank
Rere En
Russell
Fordney Tariff Bill Removes Hides From Free List
Washington July 15 The House approved amendments to the Fordney tariff bill removing hides from the free list and imposing a 15 percent ad valorem duty. The vote stood 152 to 97 as Ways and Means proposed changes include hides and skins of all fall kinds in various forms from raw to preserved.
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Washington
House
Ways of Means Committee
Mont Trail County Crop Prospects Seen Excellent
Atantey North Dakota July 1 heavy rain last night boosts crops. Farmers expect one of the biggest harvests in the state as wheat heads out and barley looks good. Local sentiment is optimistic about yields and market readiness for harvest.
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Atantey
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Ben Aracy Colar
Convention Of Real Estate Men To Close Today In Chicago
The fourteenth Annual convention of the National Association of Real Estate boards concludes in Chicago with officer elections, selection of the next convention city, and resolutions. San Francisco favored for 1922. Hoover and McMaster spoke on American cousins. Rain in London after drought.
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Chicago
National Association of Real Estate Boards
San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
Andrew R. McMaster
Montreal
Noted Grand Forks businessman N Wells dies at hotel Northern
Esteemed resident and organizer of the Boy Scout Council, N Wells died at his Grand Forks home in the Hotel Northern after a brief illness from pneumonia. A leading local entrepreneur, he formerly operated the Hotel Northern and was born in Faribault.
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Cameron Hut
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Wells Dies: Pioneer Civic Leader in Grand Forks
The longtime Grand Forks figure Mr. Wells, uncle of Mrs. Wells, built hotels in Moorhead and Grand Forks, directed the Hotel Northern, and served on the city’s education board. He chaired and helped organize the Grand Forks Boy Scout council, becoming the first scout commissioner and driving troop formation through civic ties.
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Ramet
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Pia ‘Cates
Boy Scouts
Grand Forks
Boy Scouts of America
Baseball scores shuffled with postponed games and mixed lineups
The record lists scattered MLB results with many errors and placeholders. Teams like Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit New York and others appear alongside garbled names and zeroed scores. The fragment hints at a chaotic schedule across the National and American Leagues with postponed games and incomplete lineups.
Big hail and wind storm devastates Williams County crops
Minot North Dakota July 15 A 10 by 35 mile strip in northern Williams county along the Great Northern branch from Grenora to Wildrose suffered 75 to 100 percent crop damage and building damage Tuesday afternoon. No deaths or injuries were reported though the system parallels a three year ago cyclone that caused fatalities and property loss.
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Herald Special Service
Minot
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Williams County
Great Northern Railway
Grenora
Wildross
Lone Wolf Bandit Hanged This Morning
Harry Ward known as the lone wolf bandit was hanged this morning at the county jail at 7:29 after killing Thos Graney and Rudolph Schwartz during a robbery at a hat store last fall. Two others were wounded. police guarded Ward as a visitor in clerical garb vanished and friends arrived by automobile but fled when confronted. Ward faced death without emotion, saying he was ready to go.
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Chicago
Harry Ward
Lone Wolf
Thos. Graney
Rudolph Schwartz
Ward
Japs Withhold Answer On Far East Conference
Washington reports that Japan forwards 15 ideas on armament limits while withholding full stance on Far East questions. London debates a preliminary meeting in London with Britain and the United States amid mixed public opinion and Dominion premier schedules. Britain’s League of Nations union praises Harding call for peace talks and cautions against duplicating efforts.
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United States
Japan
Tokio
Asociated Press
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Great Britain
America
British
League of Nations Union
Robert Cecil
Pacific
London Times Today
Alscristona
Senate debates recommittal of soldier bonus bill in heated session
In Washington on July 15 the senate began four hours of final debate on recommittal of the soldier bonus bill, urged by President Harding. Senator Walsh of Massachusetts called recommittal a humiliating spectacle, while attacking opponents as misled by big money interests and signaling a platform pledge.
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Senate
Harding
Walsh
Massachusetts
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Harding plan for business recovery outlined by Hoover
Chicago July 15 Secretary Hoover outlined the president's program to revive commerce and industry. The plan covers tariff revision, cutting government costs, reorganizing federal machinery, mercantile marine reform, foreign loan refunds, private credit mobilization for farmers, rail obligations settlement, and boosting exports, power resources, production efficiency, and research. The Esperanto fishing schooner was raised for the fifth time from Sable Island sand bar near Halifax after wreck but remained in place pending further action.
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Chicago
Harding
Hoover
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Hoover Ald
Mercantile Marine
Halifax
N.S
North Atlantic
Sable Stand Sand Bar
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Way to Prison: Constantin Kuhn’s Memorial Charge
Chicago July 15 Constantin Kuhn faced imprisonment in a self paying case after he settled his accounts with the law. His body was buried yesterday days after he was found. The messy report notes confusion and a late revelation about his fate.
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