Japan Accepts Conference Invite With Armament Reservation
Washington July 11 Japan agreed to attend the international disarmament conference but attached limits. Tokyo asserts rights in the Fur Boal and Pacific, based on treaties and the Lansing Ishii pact, and will discuss only arms reductions while pressing Far East questions. Britain’s stance appears a factor in Tokyo’s cautious approach and potential preconference talks in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew F. Tighe
Washington
Japan
United States
Far East
Unc
Mera
Great Britain
London
Tokio
Britain
Versailles
Chicago Girl Aids Ireland as De Valera Secretary
Milas Kathleen O Connell of Chicago was named secretary to President Eamon De Valera in Ireland. A former stenographer for the Pullman Company, she worked with the Gaelic League in Washington and with Cork’s lord mayor’s wife in New York before serving in Dublin and joining De Valera. She later became involved in wartime diplomacy and defense discussions in London.
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Chicago
Ireland
Milas Kathleen O'Connell
West
Congress Street
Eononn de Valera
Irish “Republic
Mise O'Connell
Pullman Company
Timothy O'Connell
Gaelic League
Washington
Dock Workers Revolt at Kobe Kaweinki Yard in Japan
Kobe Japan July 13 workers at the Kaweinki dockyards revolted driving out the foremen and handing the plant to a Workmen's executive committee amid possible martial law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kobe
Japan
Kaweenki
Ford Offers to Buy U S Nitrate Plant
Washington July 1 Henry Ford has offered to buy the government nitrate plant and several surrounding assets for private use. He proposes to pay 5 million dollars down and 1 400 a year for 100 years, plus aims to acquire two large dams for electrical power.
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Washington
Henry Pord
Maverngent
Aneet Eoerekee Aia Abe
Gomeler
Enuypria
Ord
Perd
Women to smoke in own cars on Canadian trains
Montreal July 16 special the Canadian Pacific railway will provide smoking compartments for women traveling aboard its trains stating equality of the sexes should be recognized in travel. Women may ride in or use a designated smoking compartment provided they are on Canadian Pacific trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Knepper Favored In Semi finals At Western Amateur
Western golf championship semi finals list Knepper of Sioux City facing Hartman of Chicago in the top flight, with Evans of Chicago and Johnston of St. Paul also advancing. Knepper beat Tweedle 8 and 6 to reach the semis, while Evans and Johnston won their third round matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy E. Knepper
Sioux City
G. H. Hartman
Chicago
H. R. Johnston
St. Paul
Charles Evans, Jr
Chick Evans
Rudy Knepper
Iowa
Harrison Johnston
Minnesota
George Hartman
Knepper
Douglas H. Tweedle
Glen Oak
Doug
Evans
Ira Couch
Hartman
Burton Mudge
Johnston
C. H. Rogers
Grand Forks
Chick
Luon Varim
Evanston
E. A. Smith
Rock Island
George Hackl
Lincoln Park
Herrera Revolt Rocks Tampico Oil Zone In Mexico
Gen Daniel Martinez Herrera revolts in charge of Gen Manuel Pedacs forces in the Tampico oil fields. He is backed by Gen Alejandro with part of his troops while others stay loyal. Gen Pelache denies final defection and reaffirms loyalty to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
War Department
Daniel Martinez Herrera
Manuel Pedacs
Tampico
Alejandro
General Polacz
United States
Obregon
Warf
Genel Pelache
Carranza
Fiebs
Conhigawapi Bers
Estrada
Northcliffe Sails Saturday for New York
London July 16 Lord Northcliffe sails for New York aboard the Aquitania Saturday en route from Australia. Friends wonder if he will repeat in New York the critic Lloyd George as a suitable delegate to the forthcoming conference called by President Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Northruffe
New Rk
Aquitania
Australia
New York
Lloyd George
Goad
Tord Carson
Doelenites
England
Iredont Harding
Obregon Attends Bastille Day Exercises
Special Cable Dispatch from Mavioo notes President Obregon and Foreign Minister Pant attended Bastille Day celebrations. The Pooneh population rejoiced as public offices closed in observance.
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Obregon
Mavioo
City
Obrecon
Pant
Unclear text fragment with immigration and a hotel incident
A garbled report mentions an immigration bureau action and a dying worm in a New York hotel. It references a baby and caregiving actions but the details are unreadable and inconsistent.
Eva Kaber Walks Out As Court Sees Mental Tests
Cleveland July 15 The fate of Mrs Hoa Catherine Kaber will go to the jury Friday after a dramatic session in which she stormed out of court during a recess. Judges ordered deputies to force her back into the room as experts debated her sanity while a crowd gathered to witness the spectacle.
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Clveland
Hoa
Catherine Kaber
Yalcians
Iin
Maurice Bernon
James C
Ryee
William Corrigan
Actress Claire Windsor Hurts in Cahuenga Pass Rescue
Puzzling circumstances surround the disappearance of film star Claire Windsor who was found in the Cahuenga Pass after 33 hours missing. She lies in critical condition at Anpolus hospital from exhaustion exposure and lack of sleep. An inquiry continues into the events before her fall from a horse along the Hollywood Park drive area. Local police pursue new lines in the case and expect further statements after interviews with Windsor.
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Los Apbgelos
Claire Windsor
Cahuenga Pass
Hollywood
Anpolus Hospital
C.V. Cook
Kili
Wdo
Telia Dodge
Hollywood Park Drive
Miss Windocr
Mina Windsor
Knocked Out by Sauce Injures Holly Village Glovemaker
Pontiac on July 15 reports CG A Beat of Holly village glovemaker was jolted by a falling dish of apple sauce from a top shelf. He sustained serious injuries and the incident is described as accidental.
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Pontiac, Mich
Holly Village
Elks In Their Greatest Pageant Captivates City Crowd
In Los Angeles on July 16 a grand Elks pageant drew about 60 000 spectators along Centrea of Low Aus Themey. Twenty eight bands and three drum corps played as marchers passed, filling the streets with color and sound while onlookers filled nearby windows.
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Low Angeles
Kikdong
Centreéia
Low Aus
President Harding Tees Off Near Raritan on Golf Outing
The President, a noted golf fan, plays when possible at the course near Genator Frelinghuysen's home in Raritan New Jersey. He enjoys the game but finds time infrequent.
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Harding
Genator Frelinghuysen
Raritan
N. J
War Era Health Gains and Training Camps Highlighted
The text reviews postwar health benefits from vaccination against typhoid and notes the impact of citizen military training camps. It mentions Plattsburg camps, government-funded summers, and long-term protection against diphtheria, plus claims about government ship ownership and private profits.
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Perips
General Wood
Plattsburg
Congress
Plattsburgs
Gil of
Peace talks in Downing Street between Lloyd George and De Valera
Premier Lloyd George and President Eamonn De Valera held a two and a half hour private meeting at No 10 Downing Street. The discussions aimed to intensify the drive for peace between England and Ireland with proposals debated but not yet concrete.
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London
Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Downing Street
England
Ireland
Universal Service
James Craig
de Valera
Sinn Fein
Erin
Whitehall
Commandant Barton
Art O'Brien
No. 10
Collea
Lloyd
No. 19
Binn Fein
Grosevenor Hotel
Griffithy
Stack
Ulster
Lloyd Rampe
Ulater
Relat
Lons
le Preto
Orangemen
Sieyb Org
Craig
Gompital de Wolens
Dail Eireann
Ehem Ee
Kansas Legion Protests Readjusted Compensation Bill
Topeka Kansas July 18 A telegram of protest against President Harding opposition to the readjusted compensation bill was sent to the chief executive by Thomas A Lee Kansas American Legion department commander and regional conference chairman. The French writer is preparing a book and receives letters from a responding secretary amidst the controversy.
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Kansas Legion
Topeka
Kan
Harding
Thomas A. Lee
Kansas American Legion Departme
Misalesippi Valley Conference of
Girl in Boys' Clothes Rides Train Baggage With Two Lads
Cedar Rapids police detain 16 year old Caroline Benblossom of Washington Ia after she rode off the Rock Island train in boys’ dress with two boys. she says she came to visit friends. She is held for her father.
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Cedar Rapids
Caroline Benblossom
T. R. Benblossom
Washington
Rock Island
Freight rate cuts urged as farmers seek relief
Washington July 15 freight rates must drop before farmers and industry can get relief Representative Anderson Minnesota chairman of the joint congressional commission on agricultural inquiry declared. He said high rates are the core of agricultural ills and that railroads must reduce carrying charges for real relief. Livestock shippers case to be heard today in Vamenie July 16 saw a recommended two thirds cut from Pacific to Canada and gulf to Chicago. Santa Fe announces rate reductions 20 to 46 percent for California products to gulf ports. An investigation into grain rates from Kansas and the West was ordered in Washington July 16.
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Peer Aimateon Bre
Washington
Anderson
Minnesota
Joint
Congressional Commission of Agricultural Inquiry
Vameneie
United States
Pacific
Mississippi
Chicago
Gulf
Canada
Thoraday
Interstate Commerce Commission
Examiner Disque
Commission
Santa FE
San Prasiciaco
Cal
California
Gulf Ports
Santa Fe Railroad
Kansas
Western
Reed Attacks Bonus Bill In Senate Clash Over Delay
Washington July 16 Senator Reed of Missouri led a sharp attack on delaying action on soldier bonus legislation. He accused supporters of trying to embalm the bill until finances are rehabilitated and criticized the president’s stated reasons as fraudulent. He warned the plan would bury the measure beyond resurrection.
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Washington
Senate
Harding
Finance Committee
Reed
Missouri
Penrose
Angel Gabriel
Paha
Lone Wolf to Die on Gallows Today in Chicago
Chicago July 1 Harry Ward known as the lone wolf faces execution on Friday morning after a string of robberies and hold ups. He reportedly killed three men in a final clash after a merchant robbery. Governor Smith refused clemency Thursday night.
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Chicago
Harry Ward
Lone Wolf
Sma
Moralist mob flogged rich OK landman in Okla
Walter Hillings, wealthy real estate dealer and theater owner, was abducted from his car by masked men on Tugeday night in Midd, Okla. He was whipped and an oil and cotton substance rubbed on him, then driven miles away and released in town in only trousers. Domestic troubles in Bil family likely sparked the attack.
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Rich End
Okla
Walter Hillings
Sinn Fein Clash With Ulsterites Bursts in Belfast Riots
In Belfast a day of clashes between Ulsterites and Sinn Feiners escalated into a prolonged battle. A young girl Margaret Walsh died from head wounds, Inspector McConnell and Sergeant Taylor were wounded, and a military officer was reportedly shot. Riot spread to Royal Avenue before curfew at 10.00.
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London
Lloyd George
de Valera
Northern Ireland
Belfast
Margaret Walsh
McConnell
Taylor
York Street
Ireland
Heart of City
Royal Avenue
William Grant
M. P
Woman Drowned as Flood Takes Nebraska Home
Alliance Nebraska July 15 Special. A cloudburst near Andrews a Northwestern railroad station 17 miles west of Crawford caused one death many livestock losses and bridges washed away. The victim’s house was swept away and crops damaged Five bridges between Crawford and Andrews were lost trains stranded at Crawford and roads bridges washed out along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Neb
Andrews
Northwestern
Crawford
Glen
Judge Denies General Wage Cut for Meat Packers
Federal Judge Alschuler ruled against a 6 cent per hour general wage cut for meat packers while allowing an 8 cent reduction. The decision focuses on cattle handlers and related workers paid by the hour, noting differing pay structures and cost of living factors. The ruling raises questions about employment and economic relief amid widespread unemployment.
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Chicago
Alschuler
Michigan approves soldiers bonus payment plan
Lansing officials confirm payment of the April voter authorized soldiers bonus will start within 10 days. The administrative board approved a bond issue of 16 million dollars to finance the program, with funds to be handled by Detroit and New York financial backers.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Detroit
New York
Benner
Goverguy
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