De Valera Accepts Invitation While Reaffirming Independence
Eamonn de Valera replies to Lloyd George accepting the Inverness conference invitation while reaffirming Ireland's independence as a sovereign state. He states only representatives of an independent Ireland have authority to act, and calls for a settlement based on consent of the governed. The exchange follows Lloyd George delaying and then releasing the reply.
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Dublin
Eamonn de Vatera
Lloyd George
Inverness
Mr. Lloyd George
Ireland
Eamonn de Valera
Quartion
Yam
Eamonn, de Valera
London
Riot Ends After Race Conflict Near Chattanooga
A race riot near Chattanooga collapsed with the white mob dispersing after clashes with Black miners over property. Three white girls were threatened and a handgun used. authorities reported arson fire and a tense, deserted town as the Black population fled.
Peer Stromme Death Remembers Norwegian Writer Journalist
Peer Stromme a noted Norwegian writer lecturer and journalist died in Madison He was a leading figure on Norwegian papers in North Dakota Minnesota and a longtime editor for Nordén Amerika and Politiken He was born September 16 1856 and educated at Luther College Concordia seminary and St Olaf College He served as editor and lecturer across the northwest and was associated with the Norman den and the Amerika in Madison Wis for many years His death ends a lengthy career in newspaper work and public lectures in the region.
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Ay Madison
Peer Stromme
Grand Parks
Normanden
Northwest
Stromme
Winchester
Telemarken
Norway
Argank
Wisconsin
Luther College
Decorah
Town
Judent Memory
Concordia Semus
Hendrum
Add
Minn
Buffalo County
Wit
St. Olafs Col
Ween
Northfield
The
Nordén
Chicago
Superior Posten Superior
Wie
Academy
Horeb
Amerika At
Madison
Wis
Minneapolis Times
Politiken Bun
Minnaapolis
Magazign Vor Tid
West Coast
Pau
Ormanden
Btrommé
Lems
Socamenta
Nammerad Sary Gerne
Drake Mill in North Dakota faults threaten state finances
The Drake mill report shows a loss of 17 564.31 tied to Consumers United Stores then 16 511 debt added to the Drake mill total 34 178 or more than the plant value 28 688 54. critics warn the same policy could hit the Grand Forks coal mill and state finances if unchecked and call for recall.
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Drake Ill
North Dakota Industrial Commission
Nonpartisan League
Grand Forks
Industrial Commission
Drake
Bishop Brissman & Co
Drake Mill
Althouethe
United States
Consumers’ United Stores Co
Lord
Bill Lemke
Thetoms
Tosa
North da
Railroad men to hold two big meetings
Chisago September 15 report focuses on possible nationwide strike after a country wide ballot showed strong support for action. Leaders of major unions plan September 22 meetings to announce ballot results and decide next steps on wage cuts and working-rule changes effective July 1. Unofficial word suggests broad support for strike among members.
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Chisago
Jrokd Chopmen
Fregard
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Order of Railroad Condustons
Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginemen and Firemen
Switchmen's Union ‘of Northmerica
Brotherhood’ of Allway
Carlson Elected Commander in Chief of Spanish War Veterans
Oscar E Carlson of the department of Illinois was elected national commander in chief of the United Spanish Veterans on the ninth ballot, defeating Timothy W Kelly of Massachusetts in Minneapolis on September 15.
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Carlson
VETS
Minneapolis
Oscar E Carlson
Department of Thinole
United Spanish Veterans
Timothy W. Kelly
Massachusetts
Four Hour Day Demand At I W W Fargo Meet
I W W district convention in Fargo passed a resolution demanding a four hour day for agricultural workers. Delegates were set to join a national convention in Omaha. Tom Doyle was elected as a delegate. A second resolution called for amnesty for prisoners held under wartime espionage laws amid bad weather delays.
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Fargo
North Dakota
The
Agricultural Workers’ Union
Wobblies
Tom Doyle
Omaha
Police probe links woman to double murders in hotel case
Police think a woman may have known of the killings tied to a hotel murder case. J. Daugherty and Carl Armus, both suspects, were held for jail time as investigators pressed for full confessions. Church, grilled overnight, may hold crucial information as the search broadens for details.
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J. Daugherty
Carl Armus
Ben Newmark
State's Attorney's Office
Church
Edwin
Summer Resorts at Coney Island Destroyed by Fire
A large block of hotels bathhouses and amusement venues on Rockaway Beach near Coney Island was destroyed by a fire. Estimated losses reach 500000 dollars. Two men are reported missing from the hotels as flames raged and fire crews struggled to gain control.
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Coney Island
New York
Rocklaway Beach
Mae
Long Island
Der
Arbuckle Indicted for Man Slaughter in Rappe Case
San Francisco September 15 county grand jury indicted Roscoe C Fatty Arbuckle for man slaughter in the death of Virginia Rappe after a party at his St Francis Hotel rooms. Bail set at 5 000 cash or 10 000 bonds. Proceedings to move to one of three Superior Criminal Courts.
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San Francisco
Fi Cpe C
Patty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
St. Francis
Shortall
Superior Court
Cass
Court of Superior
Harold Louderback
Hall of Justice
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Sacramento
Oday
Harry Kelly
Roscoe C
Itt
Herman Jaufag
Los Angeles
Tuphepod
Misa Rappe
Jouraz Ts
Brady
Major
C. Hodgson
St. Paul
Arbuckle
Lehrmann
New York
Robert R. McCormick
United States Attorney General
Miss Rappe
Organization to Promote Harmony in America Forming
Chicago date line reports a new national unity group formed to foster harmony among classes races and regions. Edward Dunne former Illinois governor heads the effort aiming to counter Ku Klux Klan influence by creating councils to spread goodwill nationwide with prominent supporters backing the venture.
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Chicago
America
Edward ¥. Dunne
Ilinois
Ita
National Unity Council
Dunne
Ku Klux Klan
Mr. Net
Totay
Ims Ieee
Wee
Recall petitions seek North Dakota election on Oct 28
Petitions with 74 034 signatures for recalling Governor Frazier Attorney General Lemke and Agriculture Commissioner Hagan were filed. Secretary of State Hall expects verifying signatures by Friday and to set election for Friday October 28. Independent headquarters report 75 000 signatures and urge election amid charges of misuse of over six million dollars and demand for a stronger state debt limit to fund bonds for public needs.
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Bismarck
Lynn J. Fragier
Lemke
Agriculture and Labor
John Hagan
Terstary of State
Thomas Hall
Mall
Fargo
N. D
Lynn J. Frazier
Lee Lemke
Stat
Secretary of State
G. Nelson
Joint Campaign Committee
Pthis Erquest
J. Frazier
William Lemke
John N. Hagan
North Dakota
Frazier
Magan
Wornta
Trisona
Yator i Tata
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DE Valera
Associated Press
Ldadion
Sinn Fein
Pierre de the Streets
Chattanooga
Waldens
Ridge
Tn Heir Cabin
Henry Clipper
Barnett
Enger
Peel
Clare
Daughtry
C. U
Kota
Bank of North Dakota
Nonpartisan League Industrial Commission
Consuters
Nonpartisan Leaguers
Fargo Dist
England
Morris
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