War Necessary to Keep Ireland
Lord Birkenhead declares in the house of Lords that rejecting Lloyd George terms could trigger civil war in Ireland. He calls for strong measures to prevent secession, promising swift government action if negotiations fail. Lloyd George warns parliament of potential emergency steps and possible deployment of military forces.
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London
Sinn Fein
Ireland
House of Lords
Lord Birkenhead
Lord Curzon
Lloyd George
House of Commons
States of America
South
Irish Sea
Sinn Fein Cabinet Confers With Walsh Near Dublin
The Sinn Fein cabinet adjourned after conference with Frank P. Walsh at a seaside resort near Dublin. A vital decision on the political situation was expected as Irish leaders in the U S cabled congratulations from Judge Daniel F. Cohalan and John Devoy amid hopes the rift among Irish ranks could be healed and strengthen the home front.
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Dennis O'Connell
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Frank P. Walsh
Dail
U. S
de Valera
Daniel F. Cohalan
John Devoy
Americnan
Fireann
Irish Republic
Erin
Cohalan
Ime Moensiny
All Men Are Boobs Says Adventures in Court
In a court hearing Mia McCain daughter in law of Frank J McCain and Leo Smith were fined 10 dollars each after Mia proclaimed all men are boobs and can be molded by women She described her husband as distant and said he might take her back to Kansas while he expressed being through with the arrangement.
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Pretty Mia
John P. McCain
Frank J. McCain
Overland Construction Company
Leo Smith
Smith
Ralph Obenham
Kain
Waa
A Marine Spectacle From Harper’s Monthly
A Atlantic liner captain endures a curious passenger who obsesses over sighting a whale. She longs to witness the whale blubbering, insisting the sight would be moving. The exchange reveals a quirky sea voyage anecdote from a Harper’s Magazine feature.
Significance of Strumming in the Hogan Transcript
Fragmentary text appears to reference a transcript with garbled lines about strumming a harp and various names or roles. The readable elements hint at a debate or discussion on musical activity and tasks, but the overall meaning is unclear due to extensive corruption.
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Hogan
Vast U S Cigarette Production Reaches Milliard Miles
Census bureau figures show 621,850,000,000 cigarettes manufactured in the United States last year. If laid end to end they would stretch 9,000,000,000 miles, about 120 times around the world. About 46,000,000,000 were used domestically, with the rest exported. In 1920 tobacco products revenue reached 294 million dollars.
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Crete
United States
Bureau of the Census
Moon
Race War Looms As Knoxville Mob Ambushes Jail
In Knoxville Tennessee Aug 20 deputies fired on a mob attempting to storm the county jail to free a black prisoner accused of attacking a white teacher. About 24 people were wounded including two women and a deputy as militia is ordered to reach the scene.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Knoxville General Hospital
Gary announces another wage cut by United States Steel
New York report says United States Steel cut wages about 20 percent effective August 29 reducing day labor to 0 cont a hour and total cuts in four months exceed 45 percent. Gary cites low steel prices and urges subsidiary wage reductions to align with production costs.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Elbert H. Gary
Corporations Board of Directors
Gary
Rank Extravagance In A Nascent Gallery Scandal
Fragmented OCR text mentions a London firm under fire over seventh annual sales and a Nashville Tennesean reference. Names and quotes appear distorted, but the piece hints at a cultural or art market controversy tied to a gallery exhibition and possibly a mismanaged event.
Woman Guarded in Chicago After Plot to Kill Her
Mrs. Fir Totter Stillman, under guard at Harold McCormick's home, rejects Kansas City reports of a $25,000 murder plot against her. She suffers a nervous breakdown after divorce hearings from James A. Stillman. The Kansas City police hold Sam Harris who says a scheme involved John Burke Anthony Serracio Henry the Pole and Huntley Clay with plans to kidnap and kill Mrs. Stillman and dump her body in the ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mra
Fir" Totter Stillman
Harold F. McCormick
Kansas City
Mra. Stillman
James A. Stillman
National City Bank of New York
Sam Harris
New York
James Stillman
McCormick
Harris
McCloskey
Macy's Department
Park Avenue
John Burke
Anthony Serracio
Huntley Clay
Claridge Hotel
Kansas
Cliy
Leived
Mills Hotel
Clay
Henry the Pole
Claridge
Harria
M.C. A
Detroit
Bishop Hands Boy Bun Money Tale From Bath
A bishop traveling by train through Bath gives a boy sixpence to buy two Bath buns. The boy returns with one bun and 4d change, explaining only one bun remained. The article mentions ultraviolet sterilization being applied to water and other folds, plus new uses in barrel and cashing contexts.
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Glasgow
Bath
Edith Gould renews attack on decree
New York August 2 The defense of Edith Gould escalates as she renews her attack on Goulds Parke divorce claiming the decree should be reviewed. Her lawyers indicated that if the case ends unfavorably they will seek relief from the United States Supreme Court.
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Edith Gould
Decree
New York
Mranls J
Edith Kelly Gould
Gould
Parke
United States
Matt Sire
Duches Mulland
Hightower Suspected of Accomplice in Priest Murder
Reported evidence in San Francisco points to Willam E. Hightower having an accomplice in the disappearance and the murder of Father Heslin. Investigators traced two employment agencies visited by Hightower and a small dark foreigner who lured the priest to his fate. The housekeeper affirmed Hightower as the key figure in directing Heslin to aid a dying man.
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San Francisco
Willam E. Hightower
Jyivick Healih
San Francisco Examiner
Hightower
English girl on way to wed A E F veteran
Miss Rose Lewis of London travels to the United States with her 4 year old daughter Lillian to marry Edgar Hurston a former A E F sergeant detained by immigration officials until Hurston wires from Metaline Falls Washington that he intends to marry her They met after the English soldier father of her baby was killed and became engaged
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United Press
New York
Misa Rose Lewis
London
Lillian
Edgar Hurston
A. EB. F
Miss Lewis
Hurston
Metaline Falls
Wash
American Legionnaires Honored at Strasburg
Civil and military authorities, veterans' delegations, and an infantry company with colors and a band paid honors to the American Legion delegation arriving at Strasburg last evening. Crowds of Alsatians cheered as the party toured Bt. Die and the Luntville sector where they placed a commemorative tablet at the Baptism Font house, linked to a legend about naming the continent after Amerigo Vespucci.
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Strasburg
Aus
American Legion
Bt. Die
Luntville
America
Waldsee Muller
Amerigo Vespucel
Wyoming Sheriff Seizes Suspect in Tex Crime Ring
Sheriff D C Oakley returned from Big Piney with Hupert McNurlin alias Jen Williams, 30, believed wanted in Brownswood Texas for murder, auto theft and bond jumping. McNurlin was found in the upper part of Kemmerer county employed as a raper.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
D. C. Oakley
Big Piney
Hupert McNurlin
Jen Williams
Brownswood
Tex
Jalil
McNurlin
Spaniards Fight Holding at Sidi Ameran Front
Madrid reports renewed combat as Spanish forces at Sidi Ameran and nearby Tine receive reinforcements. Moorish tribesmen attack Spanish troops at Cabo De Agin near the French Algerian frontier amid ongoing clashes.
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Madrid
Sidi Ameran
Melilla
Tine
Cabo de Agin
French Algeria
Exercise in Life and Golf Muddle on the Green
Two heavyset men play golf with putters near the cup as one frets over a put. A perplexed remark about a hypothetical putt joins the scene. A phonograph is set in a Minneapolis post office lobby from 7 PM to 3 AM to entertain staff with frequent music.
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Jones
Dragen
Britain's Entente Proposal Sparks US Position on Pacific Peace
Washington reports the United States will reject any entente with Great Britain and Japan. Officials note Lloyd George seeks new alignments, with debates over whether the United States should join a broader Pacific cooperation or oppose an offensive defensive alliance.
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Lloyd George
Washington
House of Commons
Japan
United States
Liond George
France
Italy
China
U. S
Frances
Laly
Chini
Britain
Taily
Naval
Navy Department
Partisa
Ele
Ford's reduced railroad rates shown by shows and battles
Washington August 40 Henry Ford's plan to push reduced railroad rates this Saturday aims to demonstrate to the public how efficiency and service can be achieved. Ford's effort, tied to wartime policy, faces criticism as critics question costs and impact on competition.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Millestone
Applying Coal Methods From the Portland Preay
A garbled OCR item reports a man buying a postage stamp, a shopkeeper quipping about government price hikes, and a musically inclined expert remarking on education and vision. It mentions emotions and relationships with unclear names and places.
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Portland
Inevitable Outcome and Frewie Bante Chy Bia Tale
A fragmented report describes Frewie Bante and Monk of Togeky Colla tying at a cryptic event. It mentions Ami, Mvarties, and a marine Pathe linked to a Commercial Neoky, with a sense of an ongoing afterlife.
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Frewie Bante
Dapatere Mervantite Marine Mon Pathe
Sooung
Worl
Suzanne's Wine for Health and Happiness Findings
New York report titled Suzanne endorses wine for health and happiness. She claims wine aids well being and cheer, and questions why Americans are restricted from enjoying it. The article highlights her belief that wine is the key to a balanced life.
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New York
Lee
Marvel
Cole
Lidl
America
Heyworth Lawsuit Seeks Separate Maintenance In Fire Incident
Mrs. Helen Patterson Heyworth of New York files a bill for separate maintenance against Otto Young Heyworth, heir to wealth, alleging violent temper and a fire set while she dressed. She details prior assaults, wardrobe destruction, and public scenes at New York hotels.
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Chicago
Helen Patterson Heyworth
New York
Moratore Beauty
Otto Young Heyworth
Heyworth
Lawrence Heyworth
Olle Young
Cecilia Young Heyworth Deo Kerwin
Dh Kerwin
John A. Swanson
General Trust Companies
Riday
Tayineay
Hevworth
Mis
Hotel Des Artistes
Frenay
Maryland Hotel
Hewie
Eure
Hesworth
Count de Korwin
Gartie Ploinis
Paria
Funop
Harding An Editor Yes And A Painter
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts President Harding as a former editor who painted at the White House. He joked with workers about learning the trade and recalled painting a Baptist church near Marion before his presidency, noting unions did not exist then.
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Wushington Ave
Warton
Harding
Ferons
Whitey House
Marion
Tired business men curb male bobbed hair in offices
Fragments describe businessmen reportedly barring certain hair styles from employment, amid comments on tired executives. The text mentions crowds in Pon louse France and a delegation from the American Legion being greeted by protesters.
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The
Kansas City Star
Jane Elationsa
Legat
Fragmentary OCR Note From Early Rome Sect Content
A garbled OCR passage mentions a group linked to Rome and a dubious event at a mouth area. It includes scattered names and phrases, but lacks clear actions, dates, or locations to form a coherent report. The readable bits point to a vague discussion or account without definitive outcomes.
Fist Fight Threatens In House Over Tax Bill Debate
Washington August 2 A bitter partisan clash in the House centered on the Fordney tax bill. Representative Byrnes of South Carolina accused Fordney of framing the measure to aid Republican contributors, triggering a near-throwdown before order was restored. The Ways and Means Committee then advanced amendments lowering cereal beverage taxes and adjusting corporate taxes on medicines and insurance.
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Washington
Bil Chatman Fordney
Fordney
James Byrnes
Demeets
South Carolina
Vrepublean Campainy Fund
Brown
iFordnes Pridus
Falee
Byrnes
Walt
Mr. Byrnes
Pordney
Chandler
Chinhard
Brynes
Hammer
North Carolina
Messrs
Rogers
Mordney
House
Camels Hate Sahara Hat Protest Plan Amid Silence
Chicano Avs 20 members ordered Friday to remove hats and stand in silence for a minute as a protest event unfolds. Milwaukee figure Lillie De Koret leads the movement urging calm and coordinated action.
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Iender
Lillie de Koret
Milwaukee
Ofmeniadion
Anti beer bill talks near completion in Washington
Reported conference over the Stanley amendment to ban card and eo Higher ASIKAUL wart provisions continues. Senators Sterling and conference leaders anticipate formal agreement soon to be reported to both houses for confirmation.
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Wishington
Stanley
Sterling
Benate Wonton
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