Peace proposal before Irish leaders and Countess Markievicz
Dublin reports the Irish peace terms from Lloyd George to DeValera are debated by Sinn Fein leaders. Countess Markievicz, recently freed from Mountjoy, sat with the cabinet and joined the demonstration over the peace terms. She is an elected member of the southern Irish parliament and minister of labor in the Republican cabinet.
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Dublin
Associates Press
Lloyd George
Eamgnn DeValera
London
Markieves
Mount Joy
Tabor
Mal
Sinn Fein
The
Irish Bulletin
Dublin Castle
Bulletin
Changes in St Louis Plan Includes Subways and Boulevards
St Louis plans an extensive new city development featuring subways boulevards landscape borders and artistic terminals with a projected cost of 60 million dollars. Engineer Hasland Bartholomew of the City Plan Commission outlines rapid transit loops a central business district subway highways linking all areas and a city beautiful zoning to preserve residential character. The plan anticipates issuing bonds for the civic upgrade and modernization.
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Bt. Louis
St. Louis
Hasland Bartholomew
City Plan Commission
Bartholomew
More Refrigerator Ships To Be Used In Duluth Trade
July 25 local reports note several Duluth steamers now outfitted with refrigerator equipment as dairy shipments surge. Four ships have carried dairy for a year and contracts were let to equip others. If volumes rise, full-time refrigerator boats may enter service to meet demand. Demonstrations aim to show dairy perishables can travel by boat to lower lake ports, attracting vast shipments from the Dakotas, Minnesota, and nearby regions.
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Duluth
Brian
Dakotas
Minnesota
Rockefeller Foundation Extends Global Medical Aid 1920
New York July 25 A review shows the Rockefeller Foundation expanded its reach to nearly every region. It notes a wartime relief gift of one million dollars to European children and one million francs for Belgium’s Queen Elizabeth foundation medical research. The foundation aided 31 hospitals in China, built a modern Pekin medical school, funded hygiene teaching in Sao Paulo, and waged yellow fever campaigns in the Americas and West Africa. In the United States aid went to government agencies fighting materiel shortages.
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New York
Rockefeller
University of Brimsels
Ching
Pekin
Sao Paulo
Brasil
South
Central America
West Africa
United States
Pouth
Unen
Cea
England
Belgium
Crechoety Res
France
St Paul Sloops Win in Royal St. Lawrence Race
Montreal reports the St Paul sloop Bootlegger won the Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club trophy with Freebooter finishing runner up in a race against Canadian rivals Beaver and Red Patch. A second race was anticipated to decide possession. Light breeze was forecast for a windward and return course of 13 4 miles.
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Montreal
St. Paul
Minn
Selescena
Ibo Hoyal
Beaver
Red Patch
United States
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club
Greeks claim decisive victory in Asia Minor campaign
In Asia Minor the Greeks report a decisive victory over Turkish Nationalists near Eski Shehr on the Baghdad line. Greek forces captured forty guns and numerous prisoners and advanced over 25 miles east as they pursued retreating Turkish units. General Papoulis says Turks beaten and in retreat. other dispatches note calls for peace mediation while Greeks hold Afun Karahissar and push toward Konieh. A separate item notes a Milwaukee bank robbery confession involving three men and about 32000 dollars.
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Athens
Asia Minor
Hiki~ Shehr
Bagdad
Eski-Shehr
Papoulis
Smyrna
Embros
Constantinople
Turkish Council of Ministers
Afun-Karahissar
Konieh
Miahed
WIS. Bank
Price Set For Labor In Renville County
A large meeting of threshers and farmers in Sherwood North Carolina set a harvest wage of 25 cents per hour and threshing wage of 0 cents per hour. A county petition urges all farmers to sign agreeing to pay no more than these rates.
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Sherwood
N. C
One Car Per Minute on Red Trail Record
Makinson North Dakota July 25 automobiles have been passing over the National Parks highway through here at the rate of one per minute for a larger part of the past month.
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Red Trail
Makinson
N. D
Detroit man starts new bus line to Minnesota
Detroit Minn July 26 a young Detroit man John Johnson has started a bus line between Detroit and Mahnomen Minnesota. The venture aims to aid travelers and is seen as a useful service for the public.
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Detroit. Minn
John Johnson
Detroit
Babe Ruth homers twice in exhibition for New York Americans
In Cincinnati on July 26 Babe Ruth hit two home runs in an exhibition game against the Cincinnati Nationals. He cleared the centerfield fence with the bases loaded in the fifth inning after a 6‑second fake, while a sequence involving Coumbe and Reeves figures in the scoring. Other details trimmed.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Babe ‘Ruth
New York Americans
Cincinnati Nationals
Coumbe
New York
Reeves
Pittsburgh
Douglas
Snyder
Aderna
Hoover Message In Parliament Circles Stirs Debate
July 16 report notes Hoover’s message is handed to Ganetsky amid discussions in parliament. The Chicago July 25 item mentions earnings sufficient for June, taxes, and railway advances. names presidents of Minnesota Cotton, James May, and others appear in a fragmented OCR passage referencing various cities and figures.
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Chicago
Banda
Police Chief Sundby fatally shot in Eau Claire robbery
In Eau Claire Wisconsin at noon police chief Elmer Sundby was fatally wounded by a highwayman who had earlier robbed Evan Brannon of 500 to 1000 dollars. Sundby and Sheriff George Garman pursued the robber into woods by the Wisconsin river where Sundby was shot. Soldiers joined the hunt and surrounded the river area by 1 30 p m the assailant reportedly worked alone and escaped.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Elmer Sundby
Evan Brannon
Wisconsin and
Minnesota Light and Power Co
Evanson
Sundby
George Garman
Wisconsin River
Ira Horel
of State Cavalry
Casselton Men Bid to Close 1 W W Quarters Meeting
Casselton businessmen and farmers prepare to address the Fargo city commission in an informal session. Mayor W J Bell will chair the gathering, arranged by E A Willson, agricultural agent, to discuss complaints stemming from local business and farm issues amid Casselton tensions.
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Fargo
N. D
W. W. Sativitier
Cakeelton
W. J. Bell
Casselloo
E. A. Willson
No Action by Japs Regarding Deportations
Tokyo officials said the Japanese foreign office will take no action over the deportation of Japanese workers from Turlock California. They requested an investigation report from the San Francisco consul and called the incident local, urging confidence in American authorities to take necessary measures. The episode drew protests from Minnesota editors but did not spark broader unrest.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Japanese Foreign Office
Turlock
Cal
San Francisco
Foreign Office
Japan
United States
Duluth
Minn
Itasca
Innesota Editorial Association
Rhincow
Lake Tasca
Cavalier County Fair Opens With Exhibition by Aviator Fladeland
Langdon North Dakota July 25 The Cavalier county fair begins tomorrow with preliminary work and entries. Lieutenant Earl Fladeland aviator will present exhibitions on opening day despite earlier reports of injuries to his piano gems. He will arrive today and join the fair in Langdon.
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Ailiwaukee
Wis
Witts Speraner
Oconto
Lawrence
Frenchy" Yugan
Wabeno
Green Bay
Ge Bartlett
Wigcur
Bankers’ Association
Lawrence Lesperance
Boy Hit by Car Near Devils Lake In North Dakota
In Devils Lake North Dakota on July 25 a car driven by C D Haley struck a boy crossing the road toward his father. The impact left him badly jarred but without broken bones. He was taken to the General hospital in Devils Lake for treatment.
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Devils Lake
N. D
John Thomas
Patrick
Webster
C .D. Haley
General Hospital
Tour of T R highway begins from Duluth to Glacier NP
Twenty five automobiles started the first official Roosevelt international highway tour from Duluth Minnesota toward Glacier National Park. The group planned a noon stop at Grand Rapids and will spend the first night at Casa Lake with a Glacier arrival eyed for August 2. Additional cars are expected to join in western Minnesota North Dakota and Montana stops.
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Duluth
Minn
Glacier National Park
Grand Rapida
Casa Lake
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Minnesota Weather Outlook Tonight and Tuesday
Unsettled conditions dominate with chances of thunder showers in the north and east. Cooler air moves in tonight near Lake Superior with temperatures dipping slightly before a cooler Tuesday.
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Minnesota
Lake Superior
Nations League meeting agenda seen for September
Geneva July reports outline the forthcoming League of Nations assembly agenda for September with few new topics. Items include disarmament, international court work, treaties, budget, Austrian resuscitation schemes, and admission of new members. Hungary seeks membership. Germany admission expected to be discussed. Sinn Fein notes arrests and internments in Ireland. Interstate Commerce Commission provides tentative railroad valuations.
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Geneva
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Bolivia
League
International Court
Order of Business
Organization of the Assembly
First Assembly
Interior Organization of the League
Financial
Austria
Tacna-Arica
Council of the League
Hungary
Assembly
Latvia
Lithuania
Ukraine
Azerbaijan
Georgia
Armenia
Lichtenstein
Germany
Bulent
Italy
Bulgar
Governor Small Resists Arrest According to County Efforts
Reports indicate Governor Small plans to resist arrest as Sangamon County authorities move to place him on trial. The situation centers on tense actions by officials to enforce legal proceedings against the governor amid political clash.
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Sangamon
Bolshevists Guard Border Amidst Mass Russian Exit to Poland
Warsaw reports Bolshevik soldiers guard the border and permit only select departures while bribery enables thousands to flee into Poland monthly. About 60,000 Russians enter Poland each month. few carry Bolshevik credentials. Ralph Rimar, once an engineering student in Detroit and Charleston, left the U.S. with 7,100 others, recounting harsh conditions in Petrograd and Moscow, his arrests, and a wish to return to the United States whenever possible.
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Warsaw
Mall
Poland
Russia
Rusa
Ralph Rimar
Anet
Detroit
Charleston
W. Va
America
Canada
Rimar
United States
Rogie
States
Petrograd
Moscow
Kiev
Injunction Issued Against Shipping Board by Court
New York July 25 A temporary injunction restraining the United States shipping board the emergency float corporation and the United American lines from interfering with the operation of ships seized Pridar from the United States Mail steam ship company was served here today by Judge Willasn P. Durr of the state supreme court.
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New York
United States Shipping Board
Emergency Float Corporation
United American Lines
Pridar
United States Mail Steamship Company
Willasn P. Durr
State Supreme Court
Snuff Bargain Ends With Jail Cell Fight
Superior, Wis. July 25. Harry Sampson a 67 year old farmer paid 14 for a pinch of snuff and conspired with Martin Silber 41 to swap a fine for snuff. Silber lacked cash while Sampson had 190 in police custody. Payoff settled with another man Bent over 26 for two fines and costs as the jail cell mates left together.
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Superior
Wis
Harry Sampson
Duluth
Sampson
Martin Silber
Silberg
Bannyson
Telegraphic Briefs From Around the World in Brief
Belfast belief grows that DeValera will reject British settlement terms for Ireland. Tokyo hints US reply on disarmament talks may lead to Japan indicating participation in Eastern discussion. Paris reports a compromise on the Silesian issue as Briand plans to meet the supreme council in August and withdraw expert demands. Symria Turks fail recapture efforts with Greeks inflicting heavy losses and a full Turkish division captured. Washington money-raising set to occupy both houses as Fordney tariff hearings begin and Ways and Means acts on Washington repayments. Springfield governor insists on resisting arrest for embezzlement conspiracy. Big Pool President Harding ends campaign trip with Sabbath rest. New York reports continued vitality of finance and international news coverage.
North Dakota State Fair Impresses With Strong Attendance
The North Dakota state fair closed with ideal weather and standout exhibits led by livestock, dairy, beef, sheep, and swine displays. Secretary Montgomery and assistant Miss Fee received high praise for smooth operations and a robust program including auto polo, fireworks, and the C. A. Wortham carnival. numerous superintendents also earned commendations for excellent work.
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North Dakota
C. A. Wortham
EB. R. Montgomery
Mr. Montgomery
Fei
J. H. McNicol
Paul Goodman
Robert Green
C. J. Barnes
Liberal Arta
W. H .Alexander
A. G. Lockman
Ting Fleet Being Planned
New York reports a plan to build a federal patrol fleet to counter a whisky smuggling operation. Officials say hundreds of thousands of dollars in contraband liquor have entered the Atlantic coast via tramp steamers and fishing vessels. Fishermen are said to receive rewards for each case seized though many abandon regular trips for the illicit harvest.
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New York
Atlantic
Savy Department
Absa
Commission Opens Hearing On Rates For Ore Freight
Chicago July 25 The interstate commerce commission opened a hearing on petitions for lower freight rates on iron ore fed by Adriatic Mining and eighty other operators against the Chicago and Northwestern and other railroads. The request seeks reduced rates from Iron Range in Michigan and Minnesota to dock points where shipments transfer to Great Lakes boats. Current rate is $1 a ton from most points, with Marquette range to Marquette docks at 75 to 80 cents. Prior to 1914 ore rates ranged from 25 to 80 cents a ton.
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Chicago
Toterereted Commerce Commission
Adriatic Mining Company
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Michigan
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Marquette Range
Therquette
Mich
Americans win Grand Prix with Murphy first
Jimmy Murphy of the United States won the grand prix automobile road race in Le Mane France with de Palma second. Goux of France finished third and Dubonnet fourth. The race featured American Dessenders cars and wealthy French driver Dubonnet in rival Ballot entries.
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le Mane
France
Associated Prees
Jimmy Murphy
America
Oe de Palma
Goux
Prance
Dubonnet
Murphy
Dessenders Care
de Palme d Rove
Care
IFIRE
Ocean Steamer
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Cotte
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May
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Street Car Co. Messenger
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Washington
Jay
Interstate Commerce Commission
Green Bay and Western
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Paris
Great Britain
Briand
Supreme Council
Symria
Eski-Shir
Insuna
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Ways and Means Committee
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