Sinn Fein Leaders Stand Firm Over Dominion Status
Sinn Fein leaders at Dublin Mansion House express confidence and high spirits after receiving Prime Minister Lloyd George’s note. They insist on direct verbal talks with British ministers and reject American committee involvement while preparing for a public release of the British reply tonight.
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Sinn Fein
Dublin
Mansion
Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
de Valera
Arthur Grifith
John MacNeil
Ireland
Harry Boland
Frank “Walsh
Lesal
Fame
61 Persons Executed by Reds Reported in Plot
A controversial report alleges that 61 persons were executed by communist forces, with many said to be women, connected to a plot involving rooms and sales participants. The clipping offers few verifiable details and reflects wartime propaganda.
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REDS
Mandates Debate Signals Tension at League Assembly
South Africa’s Lord Cecil criticised the United States for a purely negative stance delaying mandates and called for swifter, clearer actions. He urged that mandates be settled for the peoples directly affected and scolded the league’s military commission for slow progress on disarmament, warning against camouflaged aims.
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Geneva
Associated Press
United States
League of Nations
Robert Cecil
South Africa
Assembly of the League
Lord Cecil
Council of the League
United States Department of State
League Organization
League
England Faces Unrest as Unemployed Protests Break Out
In London and across England demonstrations by unemployed workers sparked disorder. Bristol saw clashes with police at a board of guardians building as banners and a red flag were captured. Liverpool crowds issued a ten minute ultimatum to the council, while Wales saw a 4000 strong march toward a works gate amid heightened tension.
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London
England
Bristol
Board of Guardians
Olice
Manifestanta
Liverpool
Council
Wales
Rinne
Only Requisite For Banks To Get Unlimited State Funds Was Close Connection With Nonpartisan League
A detailed critique argues that North Dakota Bank of North Dakota funds were funneled to Nonpartisan League banks and its affiliates. It cites audit figures showing many liabilities to the Bank of North Dakota, with a small set of favored banks receiving a large share of deposits and loans. The piece questions favoritism and warns of ongoing political control harming state finances.
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Bank of North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
State Industrial Commission
League
Bank of North
Bishop Brissman’ & ‘Co, Stows
North Dakota
Teron
W. Cathro Jeenna
Taepoaromnen
Acer Clares
Joupai
Williston
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Eposita
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Dakota
American
Bank of
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Farmers’ State
F. A. Vogel
Nonpartisan League House
Sashier
Jenna
Coleharbor
Bank of North Dakota Belne
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Aixtotty
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Separate States Formed In Russia Seen By Trade Co President
Paris Sept Henry Manon Day head of the American foreign trade corporation and new trade representative for Georgia Azerbaijan Armenia arrives in Washington to press proposals. He says the plan calls for exchange of food and other necessities at Batum and Near Eastern ports for oil tobacco licorice and copper. Day notes food and clothing scarcity cholera and water shortages in Georgia while predicting possible formation of Don region Crimea and Odessa tributary states under Soviet led liberal trade policy. He suggests several new states similar to Georgia Azerbaijan Armenia may emerge in southwestern Russia and potentially elsewhere.
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American Trade Co
Paris
Henry Manon. Day
American Foreign Trade Corporation
Union of
Georgia
Azerbaijan
Armenia
Washington
American Department’ ‘of Commerce
United States Shipping Board
Tiflia
United States
Batum
Near Eastern
Day
Organization of
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Anaex
Crimea
Anothr
Odessa
Rabinovitch
Judge Landis rules on builders dispute in Chicago
In Chicago the wage dispute ends as Judge K M Landis announces a decision in the builders controversy. About 5000 workers may gain immediate employment and $100000 worth of construction work could restart. Union leaders say they will abide by the ruling though some deem it unsatisfactory.
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Chicago
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K. M. Landis
Building Council
Jamas Kearney
The
Chicago Building Trades Council
Ford invited to purchase defunct road in the South
Detroit, September. Henry Ford is invited to purchase the Missouri and North Arkansas railroad, to be sold at public auction next month. Joseph R. Pile of the Joplin chamber of commerce announced Ford’s potential interest as the line runs 364 miles from Go in to Helena Arkansas. Arkansas counties with business interests express eagerness for Ford to become owner.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad
Joseph R. Pile
Joplin
Missouri
Forest Fire Brings Severe Burns Amid Clearing Efforts
McGrath Minnesota reports progress as rain aids hundreds of firefighters. A woman named Cole suffered severe burns and may not recover. State foresters and troops assess zones north of McGrath and west of Omaha to determine how long troops must remain. Three days more of effort expected to extinguish smoldering fires.
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McGrath
Minn
Title Cole
A. H. Katlan
Medical Department
Omaha
Medrath-Whitepine-Solana
W. T. Cox
W. F. Rhinow
Warrants Out For Leaders In Disorders
Logan West Virginia early September reports forty arrest warrants issued by Magistrate Gore at the request of Logan County prosecutor John Chain for leaders linked to a march by armed forces on Logan County. A special grand jury will meet next Wednesday to probe disturbances in eastern Logan County with witnesses summoned for a full inquiry. Charleston dispatch notes quiet along the Logan Boone border as federal troops maintain control and inquiries turn to who is responsible for the Spruce Fork ridge disturbance near the border.
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Logan
W. Va
Logan County
West Virginia
Gore
John Chain
Charleston
Boone County
Spruce Fork Ridge
Atasiena
Cammy
North Dakota crops show declines in 1921-22 forecast
North Dakota production estimated at 67,151,000 bushels across all crops, over a million below last year, with winter wheat at 544,600,000 and corn gains offset by declines in other staples. The Agriculture Department notes a short crop overall, drought and heat affecting spring wheat, and frost risk still a factor in Minnesota and North Dakota.
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Figuan
Normal
Department of Agriculture
Vermont
New York
Minnesota
Sai
South Dakota
Montana
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