Parliament Goes Into Secret Session in Dublin
Dublin reports say Daniel Eireann met in secret for three hours seeking Ireland peace terms. Officials expect no negotiation result before Saturday, while London officials note Dublin’s opening session raises Irish prestige and prolongs talks. De Valera criticized British offer as insufficient amid cautious official optimism.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Danl Eireann
Dail
Arthur Griffith
Jondon
Leciof
Dail Aireann
London
OB Meonte
Ireland
Don Here
Ramon de Valera
Weather Record for La Crosse and Vicinity
Forecasts show unsettled weather across La Crosse and surrounding areas with temperature changes. In Wisconsin unsettled conditions tonight through Monday with warmer temperatures in the south and cooler in the west. Minnesota partly cloudy with warm spells, light rain, and variable temperatures. Iowa forecast mentions warmer tonight in west and central regions and cooler conditions Friday in the far west.
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la Crosse
Minnesota
Iowa
Western Railroads Refuse Meeting on Labor Demands
Western roads reject requests from railroad workers for wage cuts and changes to the present rules. A joint committee led by A. W. Trinholm will take the issue to the members for action. Workers seek cancellation of wage reductions and continuation of current rules for a set period.
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Western Railroads
Western Roads
A. W. Trinholn
Chicago
Iminneapolis
Omaha
Sanford Named to Normal School Retirement Board
Governor Blaine appointed seventeen to the newly created Learners retirement fund boards under the new law. Appointees include PH. Mormenson New Lisbon for term to Oct 21 1922 and M XNI. McAver Oshkosh for term to Sep 1 1924, among others across Madison Superior Milwaukee Stevens Point and Manitowoc with terms ending variously from 1922 to 1928.
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Blaine
Adison
Wis
Annuitr Boart
Mormenson
New Lisbon
M. Xni. McAver
Cehkosh
Remy
Petaner
Dwight
Parker
Pennimore
Wizabeth McCormink
Superior
Mthrank
Glied
Marshon
University Retirement Fund Board
Leour
Madison
Wlal Tighlty
Aradi
Teandell
Pitcteville
Roment Hoant
Willon J. Tulane
Manitowoc
Ferma
Son
Wisconsin
Saves Cattle While His Daughter Dies in Burning Barn
Rheinhold I Hendricks rushed into a burning barn twelve miles south of Marshfield to rescue three Holstein calves as flames consumed the structure. His daughter perished inside while an older brother futilely attempted a rescue. Neighbors prevented the parents from rushing back toward the flames. A nearby barn owned by Mentor Florence also burned due to flying embers.
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Marshfield
Hare
Rheinhold I. Hendricks
Berm
Rescoe
Tmentr Plorence
Democrats Oppose New Tax Revision Bill in House Debate
In Washington D C Democrats pledged opposition to a new tax revision bill during a Thursday night debate in the House. The party caucus turnout was high with about 80 Democrats voting to oppose, and the vote was reported as unanimous. A general debate was planned for Thursday night with amendments to follow under a five minute limit, and a final vote was expected Saturday.
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Washington, D. C
Tho Canes
House
Henegal
CAPITAL OFFICIALS SILENT ON BERLIN TREATY TALKS
Washington officials offered no formal comment on treaty negotiations in Berlin. Only Commissioner Loring Dresch was cited as handling discussions with the German government on a separate treaty. Reports also said steps toward similar talks have begun in Hungary and possibly Austria, with the draft vetted by the State Department and Secretary Hugheys.
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Washington, D. C
White House
State Department
Berlin
Loring Dresch
Hungary
Austria
Hugbys
Alienation Suit Involving Restaurant Owner
Walter Scott of Viraqua files suit for alienation of affections against Clarence Lester, new West Salon restaurant owner. Trial before Court Commissioner C Taunt hears that Lester allegedly enticed Mrs. Scott, employed by him, with testimony detailing meetings in Viraqua and West Salem. Lawyers Cowie, Fale for plaintiff and Gordon for defendant.
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Walter Scott
Clarence Lester
West Salem
Viraqua
West Salon
C. Taunt
Scott
Lester
Daly 8
Mrs Scott
Towerville
Crawford County
Virqua
Stenker
Street worker burned by asphalt at Market Street
Arthur Bowler, spraying hot asphalt for a city contractor on Market Street, was burned in the face chest and arms Thursday morning when asphalt spurted from the sprayer. He was hospitalized at St Francis and treated by Dr. Jens Rosbolt. serious injuries reported. Earlier this month a similar asphalt work accident injured three men.
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Arthur Bowler
Market Street
Tiroy Dobic Siree
The
Ciy
St. Francis Hospital
Jens Rosbolt
Fély
Water champ defeated in 500 yard swim duel
National long distance swimming champion Mames W. Hull Jr. was defeated at Brooklyn by Henry Glebe of the New York Athlete Club in a thrilling neck and neck 500 yard match on Wednesday night. The winner touched in a close margin after a prolonged sprint, time listed as 5:2005.
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New York
Mames W. Hull, Jr
Brooklyn
Grocery Store Burglary in Trempealeau District
The grocery store of John Lier at 1644 George Street was entered by a thief using a key through a window frame to reach a steel filing cage containing customer accounts. Police are pursuing leads as the burglar left the safe-like object, with no other disturbances reported. Trempealeau hosts a C of C tourist visit featuring a large birthday party for W C Thomas, with band serenades and a drive to view the McGilvray Bridge.
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John Lier
George Street
Trompeslein
McGlivray
Goa
Chamber of Commerce
Villace
Prempeleau
Sandem
Trempeaiein
Sanders
McGilvray
I Jong
Bard
Treuipealean
Winona
Breringhing
Chamber of Qurvmerce
Af Aln
Liberty Merk
Gross
Round Inke
Twin Lakes
Girl Accused of Theft Is Sent to Industrial School
Armed 15 year old Marveeth was sent to the Wisconsin industrial school for girls at Adiwrukee by County Judge Brindley. The girl faced charges of stealing and misappropriating $205 from Oak Forest sanitarium patients where she worked as a maid. Police reported purse thefts totaling $25 and other items found in her possession. She had been confined in the county jail since July 6 awaiting disposition.
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Marveeth
Mrricy
Wiscongin Industrial School
Adiwrukee
Brindley
Oak Forest
Exoneration in Wis. Mother Murder Case
SLAC in Wis. district court exonerated farmer P. T. Diltare charged five years ago with murdering his mother after charges were dropped at the request of the district attorney. The case involved an alleged visit to his home and the missing woman whose hat and belongings were later found, the estate valued at 315,000 linked to the incident.
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SLAC
Wis
P. T. Diltare
Hy Davis
Hui
Thn
Here
Holland urged surrender of German Kaiser amid War Crime talks
London reports Horatio Bottomley urged Holland to surrender the former German emperor. He warned Britain may quit waiting for Holland and the British government to act. The discussion touched on war guilt trials and the conduct of defeated nations. Also noted: crude oil prices rose in Pittsburgh as Somerset Light and Somerset moved to $1.10 and $1.08 respectively.
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London
Holland
House of Commonus
Horatio Bottomley
Leipsic
Bottersley
Sonenil
Pittsburgh
Somerset
Somerset Light
Pennsylvak
Obenchain Case Opens as Lawyers Probe Slaying Evidence
Investigators for the prosecution in the Obenchain Byreh murder case studied Ralph Obenchain's published statement. Belton Kennedy, broker, who was slain August 5, is referenced as the victim. The defense argues the document may reveal evidence potentially jailing another man and aiding release of the two prisoners.
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Tas Angeles
Madgelyon Obenchain
Arthur C. Byreh
Belton Kennedy
Ralph R. Obenchain
Linthe
Favorable Report On Railway Refunding Measure
The house commerce committee ordered a favorable report on the railway refunding measure on Thursday. Republican leaders plan to push the measure, arguing it will provide government relief for farmers and stabilize railroad financing.
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House
White Ribboners Meet in Frisco California
More than 1500 temperance workers from all pacts of the United States attended the opening of the National Women’s Christian Temperance Convention in San Francisco. Delegates at the convention discussed ending the American plan for pi ne hotels and large city pi nics, noting detractors among travelers and hotels.
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Frisco
Francisco
Calif
United State
San
Pittsburgh
International Stewarts’ Association
Army officers charged in Bergdoll escape plot unfolds
A House investigation reports former acting JAG Ansell Colonel Hunt and Colonel Cresson conspired to help Grover Bergdoll escape from a military prison. Majority blames Hunt and Harris for failures, urges restraint on Ansell, and seeks seizure of gold linked to the case. minority denies proven conspiracy by any officer.
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Ansell
Luralag
Indiana
Johnston
Kentucky
Flood
Virginia
Peters
Maine
McArthur
Oregon
House
Hurt
Governor's Island
Bersdol
Colone
Crozson
Cresson
Hunt
Bergdoll
Bruce R. Campbell
Gergroll
Campbell
Department of Justice
Earl B. Ward
Entree
Belgioil
War
Halls
Peter ©. Harris
Bersdoll
Maryland
Harris
John W. Wescott
Jerser
Ansell J
Tudze Wescott
Maime
Miller
Sland
Bones Found In Barn Ruins Thought From Livestock
Charred bones found in the ruins of John Petroskey's hay barn after a Monday night fire are believed not to be human. County physician Dr. Jen examined the bones on Thursday and concluded they likely belonged to cows or horses. Sheriff Miller gathered the bones and reported they were located both inside and outside the barn foundation.
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John Petroskey
Jen
Miller
Advance Reported In Retail Food Prices For July
Washington report shows retail prices up 2.7 percent from June for 23 items with sixteen increases. Potatoes up 6 percent, eggs 20, butter 16, and coffee near 4 percent. Sugar down 9 percent and cabbages also lower. Wholesale foodstuffs up 1.5 percent and wholesale farm products 1.74 percent amid overall 2.7 percent rise in retail prices.
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Advance
Washtigtox
D. C
Department of Labor
Hiergo Wis
Washington World Conference draws hundreds of foreign delegates
Washington reports indicate the disarmament and Far East center will host a large contingent. Approximately one hundred Chinese delegates were expected, with Britain and France likely sending at least two hundred each. Senator Lodge met briefly with the President for the first time since joining the American conference delegation.
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Washington
State Department
Huridaty
Britain
France
Senitor Lodse
British veterans enlist for fight against Moroccans
London AP reports a surge of former British soldiers to the Spanish consulate after news that recruits would be enrolled to fight rebellious Moroccans. About five hundred recruits were accepted and sent on their way amid police supervision. Burns heads Federal Bureau of Investigation in Washington. Burns named director of the FBI by Attorney General Daushterty.
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London
Associated Press
Morocco
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