Peace prospects and truce talks amid Irish turmoil
In Erin today bold de Valera Sinn Fein and Lloyd George face shifting peace hopes as crowds surge through Dublin and London reports conflict stalemate. Officials hedge on a formal truce while extremists press for independence. Casualties rise as violence continues across the country.
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de Valera
General Smuts
Buckingham Palace
Universal Service
Ireland
Dublin
Mansion House
London
Collins
Richard
Mulcahy
Griffith
Lloyd George
Inublin Castle
Peace
Sinn
Fein
Counvella
Crown
Hospitals provided but vets need beds
Washington July. The American Legion endorses the slogan Out of the poor houses by Christmas as Secretary Mellon approves a $140,000,000 program for new government hospitals. A committee thanked Mellon and urged another appropriation, believing $16,000,000 more will be needed for 5,000 hospital beds after the current building program is finished.
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Washington
American Legion
Rain Halts Blaze in Bullis District Fire
Bellair and Mivh report a major fire in the Bulli Pees district on Thursday that destroyed several buildings. Property losses totaled about 300,000 dollars. The blaze was brought under control after a heavy rain drenched the city.
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Bellair
Mivh
Bullipees District
Gatter
Storm damages crops in Hololt area as heat lingers
A severe hailstorm on Thursday afternoon damaged crops around Hololt and nearby farming communities. The unseasonable heat over recent days contributed to delayed recovery and added stress to the affected fields. Authorities urged farmers to inspect their land for further weather-related losses.
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Hololt
Win
Farmiog
Expunge Spooks In Murder Trial At Cleveland Court
In Cleveland on July 8, Mrs. Catherine Eva Kaber faced dramatic accusations as a medium testified to spooks guiding her to murder her husband Daniel Kaber for his $60 000 life policy. The defense highlighted the shock as Mrs Kaber Tucker showed agitation while the testimony described a plot involving her professor lover at Smith College.
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Daniel Kaber
Catherine Eva Kaber
Kaber
Bennon
Mary J. Wade
Smith College
Mra. Kaber
Bertha Miethke
Patricia Miethke
French Air Line to New York by End of 1922
Paris plans an air service using zeppelins as the French government seeks a Paris to New York route by year end. The Nordstern, now called Dixmude, will inaugurate a Marsailles to Algiers line in August carrying 30 passengers and 6,000 pounds of baggage at first class ship rates.
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Paris
New York
Marsielles
Algiers
Morrocco
Sengal
Paria
Tio de Janeiro
German Language Restored in Mason Ritual
Chicago reports that German was ordered back into the Mason ritual at the Universal Con Rects of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons session Thursday. The language had been removed when the United States declared war on Germany.
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United States
Germany
Nationals Tell Sultan to Abdicate
A Turkish monalist government in Athens demanded that the Sultan Mohammed Abdicate. The note says he would be ready to abdicate in favor of any member of the imperial family except Prince Abdul Medlid, the royal heir.
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Sultan
Athena
Ageort
Coneland
Hope
Mohammadl Viv
Wao
Abiul Medild
Holy
Four Power Conference Sought to Ease Pacific Tensions
London reports the British push for a four power conference with Great Britain the United States Japan and China to review the AngloJapanese treaty and discuss naval arms limits. The Daily Express launches a campaign urging Britain to curb Japan and condition any renewal on restraint.
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Britain
United States
China
Japan
Nippon Aiws
London
Pirkish
Pacific
State Department
Sir Auckland Geddes
Harvey
Wade
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Washington
Scretary
Fiuugh
House of Commons
Daily Express
the Express
Far East
Europe
Western Hemisphere
America
East
British Empire
FAT PAY BLACK SOX REVEALED AT HEARING
Chicago July 8 Defense of White Sox stars accused of throwing the 1919 World Series faced a damaging blow as state witnesses disclosed salaries. Eddie Cigotte 10000 Happy Felsch 16000 Buck Weaver 7268 Swede Risberg 3260 Chick Gandil 4200 Claude Williams 44000 Joe Jackson 8000 Red McMullin 3000 and bonuses were paid.
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Chicago
White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
George Gorman
Gorman
Eddie Cigotte
Happy Felsch
Buck Weaver
Swede Risberg
Chick Gandil
Claude Williams
Joe Jackson
Pred McMullin
Man and Wife Charged With Robbery Returned
Lincoln Ned duly Bell J Martin and his wife were arrested here Wednesday night on a robbery charge in Council Bluffs Iowa. They waived extradition and were returned Thursday to Council Bluffs in the custody of a detective.
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Lincoln
Ned
Bell
J. Martin
Council Bluffs
Council Muffs
Tar and feathers for alleged stool pigeon incident
Three Hivers near here tarred and feathered a farmer named Roy Bawnett by a mob on Wednesday night. His son, armed with a shotgun, drove the mob off as an attempt was made to tar and feather Mew Plasnett Munsott who had assisted authorities by reporting on Levlieguers operations.
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Roy Bawnett
Plasnett Munsott
Levlieguers
Sowed Clover and Fertility Ideas Spark Rural Debate
The article reports on clover sowing experiments in the Tienenne Valley to enrich soil and fix nitrogen, with warnings about fodder and waste. It mentions Maine farmers dumping potatoes, Bella Pontiac the cow’s milk record, and debates on breeding laws. It also touches a nurse suicide case, cave-age imagery, Harding's race plans, and General Sawyer’s plan to improve maternal and infant health as a starting point for national improvement.
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Votre Punta
Tienenne
Anhalt
Maine
Bella Pontiac
J. A. Jiarron
Brantfor
Harding
Sawyer
Tariff Prospects From the Index
The article argues that any new tariff program will affect world economic reconstruction and U.S. debtors. It notes the United States as a major creditor and the need for trade to discharge debts. Higher tariff barriers could hinder global trade recovery and worsen foreign trade for debtors. The piece urges consideration of these effects before tariff legislation is passed.
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United States
Europe
First Negro Woman Earns Ph D in Philadelp hia
The Columbus Dispatch notes Miss Sadie Mossell of Philadelphia becomes the first woman of the negro race to receive the Doctor of Philosophy degree. The article traces historic delays in recognizing women scholars and argues the achievement marks only the usual scholarly distinction for a definite achievement.
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Sadie Mossell
Columbus Dispatch
Philadelphia
The Meat Supply from the Wehita Mayle
Cattle hogs and other stock show sharp declines as population drops and fewer hogs exist. Farmers are forced out of livestock by debt and sheriff takings. Big Five and wool profits contrast with widespread farm losses in pork and beef production.
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Dane Chemaelven
Ragged Edge
Priven
Weal Trust
Regulatory fights loom before coal weather and price surge
The passage warns that GOP Senate leaders may oppose coal regulation now but will rush ill‑fated legislation if a coal shortage and price increases hit. It laments political calculus over energy needs and suggests leaders prioritize short‑term gains over real energy stability.
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G. O. P. Senate
Norfolk in search for mysterious pirate craft near liner
Norfolk authorities dispatch destroyers and coast guard cutters to chase a craft suspected of attempting to hijack a Mynsen liner off Norfolk Thursday. The vessel, thought pirate or bolshevik, was seen near areas where several ships vanished recently without trace.
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Norfolk
Coast Guard
Mystery Ship Sighting Near Cape Hatteras Stirs Coast Officials
Washington reports wireless alerts to navigation crews about a ship of mystery linked to the vanishing ships. Captain Giles of the Munalbro describes a low fast raider seen 600 miles off the Delaware capes, matching a note from the Carroll A. Deering. Officials say the case points to suspected sea marauders off the Atlantic coast.
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Bureau of Navigation
Giles
Munson
Munalbro
State Department
Cape Tatteras
Carroll A. Deering
Delaware Capes
Customs Department
Charles H. Holtzman
Baltimore
Commissioner of Navigation
BE. T. Chamberlain
Atlantic
Chamberlain
U. S. Calao
Munson Line
New York
Buncos Aires
CaJlao
Department of Commerce
Department
Departments of State, Navy, Justice
Coast Guard
Tao
Shipping Board
Mopang
Black Sea
Calle
Drexel Denies Worry Over Film Indictment In New York
Drexel, staying in London with Lord Deeles, says he was indicted in the Standard Film Industries case but calls the charge not purely technical. He claims he financed and served as a director, though he was in the army four years ago. The 1919 probe by District Attorney Sweatman ended without the grand jury action. He will go to New York only if required for the trial and notes he joined the group on the recommendation of a friend killed in the war.
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London
Lord Deeles
Universal Service
Standard Film Industries Corporation
New York
Sweatn
Rockefeller to turn 82 with quiet day in Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller reaches 82 Friday but no public celebration will occur. The world’s richest man plans a low key day, likely golfing, while resting in the heat with an employee shading him as he moves about.
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Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller
Nis
Rockefeller
Harding nominates woman to head Nevada Mint
President Harding names Annie Hiaarla of Carson City to lead the United States Mint in Carson City Nevada with others serving in Sacramento and San Francisco offices. The move places Grove and Johinson in Sacramento and Hacranento as public money official roles.
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Harding
Woman
Nevada
Whabington
Aunate
United Slates
Carson City
Nev
Annie Hi
Alarla
Caria City
Bn Barramento
Cal
Juba
Tng
Babeeramento
Hacranento
Johinson
Sacrament
House Ways and Means Chairman to press veteran relief measure
Waahiineten Tuly Stitt Secretary Mellon's statement Chairman Ordney of the House Ways and Means Committee said Thursday they intend to press for action on his measure to compensate former service men as soon as tariff and tax legislation is completed.
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Waahiineten
Tuly Stitt
Mellon
Ordney
House
Ways and Means
Harding Defers Soldier Bonus as Congress Sways
President Harding personally urged postponement of the McCumber soldier bonus bill during a Capitol visit. He outlined a summer program including recesses and focus on tariff and tax measures, taking full responsibility for shelving the bonus this session.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Senate
House
Capitol
Acton
McCumber
Treasury
Mellon
Freylinghuysen
New Jersey
Senator Lodge
Massachusett
Soiders
Presiderharding
George B Christian, Jr
Senate Chamber
Sonator
Democrata
Renator Lodge
Benator Curtis
Kianane
Dout
Government Blamed Over Ex-Yank Personal Crisis Report
The report accuses the government of causing a former serviceman’s crisis. Dr Thomas W. Maloon of New York is cited in testimony before the panel. Officials say the case concerns a veteran and calls for accountability in the official response.
Start Tariff Debate Today in House
Washington July Fordney general tariff bill moved to open general debate in the House with a target vote by July 21. Reading of the 345 page bill delayed as two clerks read aloud, while minority leaders attack the majority for secrecy and rushed study times.
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Washington
Representative Blanton
Texas
Gill
Fortune
Unm
Puiblic
Wes and Means
House
Maine
Athick
Finpiasia iv
Americs
Ameorivan
Bullet ricochets on water endanger boy's life
A 10 year old boy near a water scene sustained fatal injuries after a .22 bullet ricocheted into the water and struck him. Eyewitnesses recount the peril as the boat and bystanders fled the area while authorities investigated the incident.
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Glaus
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