Britain and Ireland limp toward new talks post Inverness
Reports from London and Dublin recount Lloyd George canceling a Sinn Fein delegation invite after Eamon de Valera asserted only a sovereign Irish plenipotentiary could enter talks. Cabinet set up a committee to monitor developments as Sinn Fein and British leaders weigh next steps.
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London
Ansor
Ireland
Eamonn de Valera
Binn Fein Leater
Lloyd George
Lloyd
Paterel
Bere
Inverness
Fee
Gea
Dublin
Austen Chamberlain
Harrie
Laming Worthington-Ky- Rlston Spabeek Charnchill
Zdortt
Tae Meikle
Miler Lloyd George
Ana Taueps
House of Commons
Noes
Sinn Fein
Binn Fein
Til
Ala Roeee
Idokoat
Wan
Gairloch
Éamonn de ‘Valernv
DailBireann
Tae Inien
Gisat
Zee
de Valera
Major General Mencher Seeks Active Service Change of Venue
Fragmented masthead text notes a call for Major General Mencher to return to active service and requests a venue change for a trial. It mentions Governor Len Small, Vernon, Grant Park, an indicted banker, and references Liberty Bonds with scattered local detail.
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Mencher
Sobbringdeld
Piltiga Bane
Rangamon
Aes Nanan
Judee Rishi
Meure Seany
Lena Small
Vernon
Grant Park
Ihe
Acase
Indietment
Embesslerm
Liberty Bonds
Murderer Says His Home is In North Dakota
A Minnesota man confined for a fatal shooting at the First National Bank in Dodge County claims his home is in North Dakota. He volunteered information about associates and said he had no money, awaiting Dodge County authorities to act.
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North Dakota
Owatonna
Minn
Jell
T. Ronnsevilte
First National Bank
Dodge Ester
Informacion Hamsday
Lyaneneae
Johnson
Hiv
Dodge County
A Tooson
Tein Ried
Fey Gouch
North Dakoos
New Angle in Church Handcuff Murder Case
Investigators weighing a possible single suspect Harvey W Church as new evidence emerges. A threatening letter allegedly from a woman warns the youth not to betray the writer and targets his parents if exposed. Detectives suspect the handwriting was faked to resemble a man’s.
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Chicago
State's Attorney's
Harvey W. Church
Lads Find 3600 Dollar Windfall From Paperbag Discovery
Chicago youths John Branula and Brantey Kiink, both 12, found a package under a newsstand that they mistook for ice cream. Opening it yielded 89,600 dollars. Over a single day the boys spent much of the fortune while candy and ice cream fueled the spree. Police recovered 800 dollars and searched for the remainder carried by a messenger who fainted.
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Chicago
John Branula
Brantey Kiink
Big
Mallory and Sigourney Set for Philadelphia Final
Mrs. Molla B. Mallory of New York and Miss Edith Sigourney of Boston advance to the final of the middle Atlantic states pawn tennis tournament at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Mallory beat Miss Anne Townsend of Philadelphia 6 0 6 3 in the semifinals. Sigourney defeated Miss Martha Bayard Shorthills of New Jersey 6 5 6 1.
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Philadelphia
Molla B. Mallory
New York
Champon
Edith Sigourney
Boston
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Mallory
Anne B. Townsend
Sigourney
Martha Bayard
Shorthills
N. J
Bodies of sixty nine war heroes arrive in St. Paul
Bodies of sixty nine World War II heroes arrived in St. Paul this morning from Hoboken under the guard of Major A. G. Lawen. The remains will be redistributed to distribution points later today with armed guards.
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ST. Paul
Hoboken
A. G. Lawen
Porbeyen
Polish Association Chooses Detroit for 1924 Convention
Green Bay Wis Sept 16 Detroit Mich was chosen as the 1924 convention city of the Polish Association of America after a stormy debate last night. The convention adjourned at 1 o clock this morning after electing officers J A Domachowski Milwaukee was chosen president by unanimous vote Resolutions extending 5000 aid to Poland were presented and adopted that night by the delegates.
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Green Bay
Wis
Detroit
Mich
Polish Association of America
Han Ded
J. A. Domachowski
Milwaukee
Poland
Minnesota Stock Growers Finance Fund Loans Nine Figures
The Minnesota Stock Growers Finance Association reported loans totaling about 19 million dollars from a 460 million pool. For the week ending September 32 an estimated 2.807 million was needed, with funds sent to North Dakota and Minnesota.
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Gt. Paul
Tve
Aporazio Mately
North Dakota
Minnesota
Endless Chain of Nonpartisan League Frenzied Finance Dips Into Pockets
The piece traces how the Bank of North Dakota funded the Scandinavian American Bank Fargo and Consumers' United States Co, linking state control to a credit chain that drained public funds. By December 1920 strain rose, the Scandinavian American Bank closed, Consumers' United States Co faced receivership, and the state faced financial risk. It notes recall as a possible ending to party leadership.
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Consumers’ United States Co
Drake Mil
Bank of North Dakota
Drake Mill
Consumers’ Stores Co
Drake
Bank of
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Bank of North
Dakota
Haveen
People of
North SF
Omnis
Lynn J. Frazier
William Lemke
Agriculture and
Labor
Hagan
Brady Favors Murder Trial For Arbuckle
President Brady announces in the police court that the people are ready to proceed on the murder charges against Roscoe C Arbuckle. Judge Lazarus continues the case to next Thursday at 1 pm as defense seeks a ten day continuance.
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Lazarus
Les Ran
Prancidds
Arbuckle
Frank E. Dominguez
Brady
Miss Rappe
Dominguez
de Tenne
State of
California
Bodies of Americans From ZR-2 Wreck Reach New York
American casualties from the ZR-2 disaster arrive in New York with officials confirming casualties. Reports name Lloyd George III and the king's physician attending, as details from the wreck unfold amid somber public interest.
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New York
Lloyd George III
King
British Ship Brings Remains Of ZR-2 Victims Home
Convoyed by American destroyers and warships the British cruiser Dauntless arrives in New York with 16 sailors' bodies from the ZR-2 disaster. A full honors memorial will be held, with Lt Commander Emory E. Coll to be sent to sea again per his wish. The list includes Commander Lowss Field and several lieutenants, riggers, and machinists from various U S and allied ports.
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New York
Dauntless
England
Newport
R. 1
Plan Sea Services
Emory E. Coll
Rigger N. Walker
Lowss Field
St. Paul Minn
Ieut
Valentine N. Rieg
Alexandria
Emory Coll
Westboro
Mass
Charles G
Little
Shreifield
Willian Julius
Sedatia
Albert J. Loftin
Lake Charles
William J.’ St
Green Castle
Ind
George Walsh
Bredgon
Canada
Ruth belts 56th homer as Yankees edge Browns in rain
Babe Ruth hits his 56th homer of the season in the fourth inning against the St Louis Browns. No runners on base. Shocker pitched for the Browns. Other scores and line shotes list a rain postponed schedule with multiple American Association games and pitchers named.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Louis Browns
Shocker
St. Louis
First Accident Of Hunting Season Reported At Duluth
The 1921 duck hunting season opened with an accident near Rice Lake as a 14 year old boy, Bruce Ball, was shot in the right temple area when a shotgun misfired while a flock passed overhead. He lost a substantial amount of blood but survived. Separately, engineer Warren DL, 21, died after a brief illness following a mining accident in the Lake Superior region. Funeral services are planned for Monday.
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Duluth
Bruce Ball
Robert
Gene Rice
Inaiyen
Rice Lake
Grr
Ball
Ostar DL Warren
Lake Superior
Fae
Tay
Mondey
Hogs Quarantined At Minnesota State Asylum Farm
Dr Cherie E Cotton of the state live stock sanitary board said hogs at the state asylum for the insane in Fergus Falls district were quarantined for hog cholera after an investigation by the livestock board. Five or six hogs died and the disease was found among others there. Downer Mullen secretary of the board of control said the Falls institution notified the board and the five stock board were called to investigate.
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St Paul, Minn
Cherie E. Cotton
State
State Asylum For the Insane
Wergux Falls
Livestock Board
Downer Mullen
Board of Control
Falls Institution
Ashore
Lnyostienre
Recall Election Called by Hall in Proclamation
North Dakota Secretary of State Thomas Hall proclaims a recall election for October 28 in every precinct. The vote also tests amendments including bond taxes and compensation of legislature, with other measures on the ballot.
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Hall
Lymn
Frazier
Atorney
William Temke
Agriculture and Labor
John N. Hagens
Thomas Hall
North Dakota
Propnard
Pete Ta Tate
Officinix
Sina
Thomas Hal
Bismarck
N. D
Pease
Lemke
Hagan
O'Connor Denounces I V A Campaign Lies
Independent candidate T O Connor challenges I V A campaign claims as false. He asserts no debt owed by him and disputes charges of bitterness toward farmers. He calls for open debate on great state issues and offers service to the state committee. Local customs agents seize saloon transfers but no arrests reported.
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O'Connor
Fargo Courier-News
Frasier
Lemke
V. A
Fe Alng
Hin ‘Strii Ss
Trentfe
Sonestes
LV. A
O' Conner
Farmers' Movement
HS Spooner
Recall election push faces legal roadblocks in North Dakota
North Dakota petitions to recall a state official show over 73 thousand signatures with a mandate deemed sufficient. Legal aides warn the nonpartisans may seek court review over printing a publicity pamphlet and potential ballot validity challenges before the Friday election.
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Tdkely
Bismarck
Sipreme
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