Independent candidates challenge Irish coalition plan
Southern Ireland voters begin the June elections under the Anglo Irish treaty framework. Independents enter the race to overturn the coalition panel, while pro and anti treaty factions also vie for power. The result will shape a proposed cabinet drawn from both sides and a continuing struggle between the provisional government and Sinn Féin leaders in London and Dublin.
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Dublin
Southern Ireland
Dail Eireann
Southern
Ireland
Trbh
Michael Collins
Gontinuel
Record of North Dakota Rain Fallout From Stormy Period
Heavy rains drenched North Dakota over twenty four to forty eight hours across multiple counties including Grand Forks Walsh Pembina Cavalier and Ramsey. Totals reached nearly five inches in Steele with Minot Kesnenden Jamestown Langdon and others reporting inch plus, while Moorhead Minnesota also logged rain. A storm caused widespread outages and halted rail service. a separate line notes the death of Mrs J P Rhea of St Paul after shocks in the storm.
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Tern
Grand
Orks
Walsh
Pembins
Cavalier
Ramsey
Dickinson
Dunn Center
Lisbon
Steele
Minot
Kesnenden
Jamestown
Langdon
Pembina
Moorhead
Minn
Fargo
Northern Pacific
Grafton
Park River
Lengdon
Haiden
Suke Apolis
Mre
Mra
J.P. Rhea
St. Paul
Mra. Dewey
National and American League Scores From Evening Games
Fragmented box score style report lists multiple teams such as Chicago, Boston, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland and others with partial inning counts and player surnames like Jones Osborne O Farrell Feeney Luque Hargrave Meadows Ring Peters Hoyt Hoffman Bausler Ferguson Ruel ONeill Mancum Mayer Ayres Kocher Wilson and more.
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Peters
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Bausler
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PhD
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Anse
O'Neill
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Hartley
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Mayer
Giard
Ayres
Kocher
Wilson
New Form of Government in Manchuria
Manchuria announces a new form of government with provincial self rule while remaining part of China. Chang Tso-Lin named commander in chief of all troops as Wu Pei-Fu opposes him in northern fighting. Proclamation drawn by inter provincial groups.
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Chang
Wu Pei-Fu
Peking
Interprovincial Chamber of Commerce, Educational Society and Artisans Union
Tientsin
Chan
Tions
Shanhaikwan
Storms Leave Wisconsin Five Dead As Toll Grows
Reports from Wisconsin and Minnesota recount a cyclonic wind and hail storm last night across Polk Barron Dunn and St Croix counties. Six deaths were confirmed by 1 35 pm with more unconfirmed fatalities possible as rescue and communications slowly recover. Extensive property damage followed with homes barns and trees ruined and injuries reported. nearby Minnesota towns added two fatalities from the wide storm front.
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Ole Sangstad
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Ole Lien
Pra Parm
J. W. Foster
Prairie Farm
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Polk
Barron
Dunn
St. Croix
Father of WM. Gummer Dead in Fargo Hospital
Morris J. Gummer of Mayville North Dakota died in a Fargo hospital after a three week illness. He was 74 and had lived in Mayville over 40 years. He was the father of William Gummer, convicted of the murder of Miss Marie Wick of Grygla Minnesota, who may seek a pardon board authorized release to attend the funeral.
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Mayville
William Gummer
Marie Wick
Grygla
Minn
Gummer
Bismarck
Willian
North Dakota
Pardon Board
Stalr
Prion Walla
Neatos
Lomurros
Stair
Fire wipes out 400 summer dwellings at summer resort
New York reports a major blaze destroyed more than 400 summer dwellings covering about a half square mile. Property damage is estimated at $2,000,000 with many residents left homeless. Several residents were overcome by smoke as firemen fought the blaze yesterday.
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New York
Laday
SU Marin
Watoe
Young leaders appear at Hague meet amid absence of giants
The Hague conference shows a shift to younger leaders as key figures from Britain France Italy Japan Belgium and Holland emerge to steer proceedings. Foreign Minister Van Karnebeck yields to press access while a press room is prepared at the Carnegie Peace Palace. Maxim Livinoff is named chairman of the Russian delegation with Krasak Rakovsky Krestinsky and Sokolnikov among those set to depart for The Hague.
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Baron Ivezzano
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Japan
M. Cattiar
Belgium
M. van Karnebeek
Holland
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van Karnebeck
Holand
Carnegie Peace Palace
Petition Near Controversy In U S Treasury Today
Republican members of Congress circulated a petition urging President Harding to uphold Dover policies as Blair Dover controversy resurfaces. About 150 signatures collected, plans to present the petition within forty eight hours.
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Blair- Dover
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Critics of North Dakota Banking Dept at Minot Meet
The North Dakota Bankers Association met in Minot with 400 bankers present. Reports showed 46 closed banks' deposits totaling 7.44 million, with most unguaranteed or questioned. A call for stricter supervision and law updates followed, amid optimism after recent rains boosted crops. Also notes on check writing warrants for H We Witte and Mrs Mary Post.
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George H. Hollister
Fargo
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H. P. Goddard
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Alp. Scofield
H. We Witte
Mary Post
Rail unions weigh strike as vote looms in wage dispute
Cincinnati June 16 The American Federation of Labor shop craft and maintenance of way unions near unanimous in favor of a strike on July 1 if ballots approve. Miners also backing joint action with rail workers while talks with the labor board proceed.
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Hanford MacNider
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Samuel Gompers
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