Ireland Crises Deepen as Lloyd George Opens Final Appeal
The Belfast note to King George I and UK terms alter the Irish stand. Sinn Fein insists on independence under its own name, while Britain seeks concessions on Ulster and guarantees. The world watches as De Valera and Sinn Fein face a pivotal choice between peace paths or renewed conflict.
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Ireland
George I
Belfast
Lloyd George
Jar
South Africa
Ramon Ie Ray
Sinn Fein
London
Roadeidey
George
de Valera
Britain
Linyd George Exis
England
Gory
Ulster
Dublin
Treland
Great Britain
Stan Penn
Dail Rivcann
Moorland
Crown
Magland
United States
America
Canada
Australia
Transfers of land parcels and buyers listed
John A. Archibald transfers 2 to J B Cunningham a 2 5 acre tract in Blacklick for 800 dollars. D F Rinn transfers old geres and 67.6 perches in White to Nikolay Buchkowski for 3600 dollars.
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John A. Archibald
J. 8. Cunningham
Blacklick
D. F. Rinn
Nikolay Buchkowski
State Rifle Range Meet Team Selected for Camp Perry
By order of Major General William G. Price Jr. division directs regimental commanders to detail to the state rifle team for national shooting at Camp Perry Ohio next month. About forty men will be selected from five to eight marksmen per regiment, with twelve chosen as team members and a captain and coach. The team must report to Camp Vergy by September 4 and may be away until September 22.
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Sigerfool
MT. Gretna
William G. Price, Jr
Robt. Morris
Camp Perry
George E. Komnly
Stauet
Cosen
Roach
Ohio
Kemp
Camp Vergy
Miss Helen McKee Visits Pittsburgh Aunt
Miss Helen McKee travels on an extended visit to her aunt Mrs. Howard Finley in Pittsburgh. Rev. C. M. Junkin of Clarksville preached at the Presbyterian church and Bethel Sunday. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon for Private John Clawson. Miss Helen Martin of Trade City visits sister Mrs. C. B. Fuller. World War veteran J. M. Reven attends electronics class in Pittsburgh. Junkin renews old ties in Will Fails' neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. W. Wells with sons Sheldon and Norwood take a motor trip with Herbert McKee accompanying.
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Helen McKee
Howard Finley
Pittsburgh
C. M. Junkin
Clarksville
Mercer Co
Presbyterian Church
Bethel
John Clawson
Helen Martin
Trade City
C. EB. Fuller
J. M. Reven
Rev
W. Wells
Sheldon
Norwwood
Herbert McKee
Pittsburg I Prepares For 1921 Football Camp At Camp Hamilton
University of Pittsburg announces start of fall football training on September 6 at Camp Hamilton near Windber. Head coach Glenn S. Warner warns of strong competition for positions as 47 players, including 20 holdovers and 17 1920 freshmen, report for camp under assistants Herren Stevenson and Rose. Schedule includes Geneva at Beaver Falls September 24, Lafayette at Easton, West Virginia at home October 8, and other tough early games culminating with Penn State on Thanksgiving Day.
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University of Pittsburg
Panthers
Camp Hamilton
Pat” Herren
Pitt
Floyd Rose
Alex” Stevenson
Lawrence L. Klinestiver
Siy
C. Anderson
J. D. Bond
C. W. Bowser
D. Ri. Byers
J. W. Clark
J. W. Clawson
J. J. Cook
Tom Davies
T. J. Elias
Fred M. Ewing
W. C. Gourley
H. J
Lawrence J. Burley
H. W. Butterfield
J. Z. Currie
Nicholas Colonna
H. KE. Fredette
W. L. Haines
R.C. Hervod
L. B. Lear
G. F. Lewis
P. GC. Newbaker
Fred C. Peters
William Robusch
Harry Seidelson
Nicholas
Shuler
E. T. Slessinger
C. A. Williams
Charles Winterburn
Carlton Yost
Paul G. Youngk
Warner
Sesson
Geneva
Beaver Falls
Easton
Jock Sutherland
Lafayette
West Virginia University
Fat” Spears
Dartmouth
Mountaineers
University of Cincinnati
Syracuse
Penn
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Nebraska
Penn State
Hueys and Hecker Family Motor Trips
Mr and Mrs John Huey and daughter Victor of Oakland avenue left this morning for Denton Mil to visit Clarence A Huey. Mr and Mrs Arthur W Hecker and children Arthur Orr and June Orr of Pittsburgh drove to Indians to spend a few days with Mrs Hecker s mother Martha Jane Orr of West Philadelphia street.
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John Huey
Victor
Oakland Avenue
Denton
Mil
Clarence A. Huey
Arthur W. Hecker
Arthur Orr
June Orr
Pittsburgh
Pirates Split Philadelphia doubleheader in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on Tuesday the Pirates split a doubleheader with the Phillies. The Pirates won the opener 6 to 1 behind strong hitting from Lee King and timely runs. The Phillies captured the nightcap 8 to 6 in 11 innings, aided by King’s two homers and a double, and Bigbee’s triple with Robertson's sacrifice to push the game into extras.
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Philadelphia
Phildelphia
Pittsbugh
Bigbee
Robertson
Pirates
Lee King
Phillies
Indiana Beats Punxsutawney 6 to 3 in Tight Battle
Indiana wins 6-3 over Punxsutawney with Lee and King each contributing two base hits and Maranville adding a three-base blast. Whitted scores twice, Tierney and Barnhart drive in runs, Betts walks once, Cooper twice. Umpires McCormick and Lem. The report notes trading of Pittsburgh players and multiple stolen bases with errors and pitchers including G Smith and Sedov.
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Philadelphia
East End
Monroe Oh
Rapp
Indiana
Ane J Miller
Toe
Konetchy
East
Lee
King
Bisbee
Maranville
Whitted
Tierney
Barnhart
Betts
Cooper
Lem and McCormick
Parkinson
Mon
G. Smith
Ulaime
Peters
Monroe
Ustad
Merce
Pitteburgh
Olita
Baller Sedovwieko
Gs Sovith
Pittsburgh B. Rh
U Qatu Maranville Ss
Robertson
Grima. Ib
Schmidt
Adama
Zinn
Miller
Lebourgeau
Walker
Wiightstone
Sederwick
Tean
Indiana Ab
al Fox
Konosh
Wilton
Voyten
Harvick
Carmello Sealeric Roney
Pietro Guerrieri
Lena Rinaldi Sciotti
Craker
Leon A. Phillips
Muriel Cochran
Fox
Backinger
Frank Gistelle
Hughes
Cracker
Ware
Mary J. Frene Kanesh
Ruediger
J.john S. Doudson Harrich
Nellie G. Cook
Currey
All Stars and Walders Battle In Close Contested Series
Yesterday evening featured a top contest as the All Stars and Walders tied 7 to 7 with standout plays by Bill Otara Ed Bare clan Millard and Plotzer for the All Mars and Peck Way for the Wanders. Umpire Dolan’s decisions drew criticism amid disputes. Dutch Campbell named captain of the select team.
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All Stars
Waiders
Enost
Bill Otara
Bareclan
Millard
Syracuse Wonder
Plotzer
All Mars
Peck
Wanders
Dolan
Campbell
Yesterday's Results and Upcoming Games Across Baseball Standings
Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 6 to 5 while Brooklyn won 7 to 6 against New York. Boston beat Chicago 8 to 1. Other teams and uncertain results noted. Today Mittsburgh hosts Philadelphia while Cincinnati visits New York. St Louis plays Brooklyn and Chicago faces Benton.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Chicago
Dulues
Mittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Benton
Standing of
Chats
Wi.i
Mitdsburch
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Diamond Point
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