Irish Crisis Deepens as Premier Charged in Robbery Case
Reports from Dublin warn of rising tension and possible civil war as Irish leaders debate terms with Great Britain. Henry Nevinson predicts a serious outlook unless Republicans offer a disciplined reply. In the U S, ED Marks is bound over to circuit court on charges of stealing a pocketbook from James McKusker. the case unfolds amid barroom and police proceedings.
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ED Marks
Dublin
London
Henry W. Nevinson
Dent
Auithor
Great Britain
Dail
Yeland
Daily News
Lipsy George
House of Commons
Hbate
Britain
Marks
Circuit Court
Brindley
Vlrges
James McKusker
Teed Wing
McKusker
la Grosse
Shriners
Soul Fifth Street
Polices
F. W. Orth
Milwaukee
Nin
Orth
T. Hallwell
Pallee Webber
Reid
Mike
Blaine Thompson
Laeshiad
Marine marksman sets world rifle record at 1000 yards
In Washington DC and Sea Girt New Jersey, a Marine Corps marksman established a new world record by hitting 39 bulls at 1000 yards. Private Robert C. Allen of Newark was credited with the score, as the announcement was made Saturday amid other detail-rich report fragments.
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Marine
Tashington
D. C
Marksenin
Ivy
Rhobert C
Newark
Weather Record and Ahead for Regions
Weather summary reports continued cool conditions for tonleni and Sunday across Wisconsin and Minnesota with fair skies. Iowa expects fair tonight and Sunday, warmer Sunday in the northwest, and cooler tonight in the southeast. Minor temperature readings and unsettled text appear garbled, but no material change in river conditions is indicated for the next 45 hours.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Iowa
Sundas
Soa Rivar Sigeh
Spanish reverses blamed on reckless generals policy
Madrid dispatch to the London Times says the Spanish reverses stem from generals operating too far from their bases. It warns the disaster at Melilla is spreading, with about 10,000 presumed dead as observers report roads littered with corpses. The correspondent cites massacres at Ailluán Sidr Darque Puna and Igueriben, noting ravines as scenes of slaughter.
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Madrid
London Times
Ailluan
Sidr
Araujo
Darque Puna
Igueriben
Sue Citives
Release Daughter of Reformer Held in Child Murder
In Adrian Michigan Alice Kirby, 20, is held in connection with the disappearance and death of her newborn. A murder charge sits against her mother Mrs Mathie Kir les. Mrs Kirby remains in county jail as a hearing is set for Tuesday.
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Adrian
Mich
Alice Kirby
Hell
Tle
Anes
Shas
Mathie Kirles
Muchie Kirty
le Habe
Man Moves Farmhouse to Town With Family
Sognesg Wisconsin report notes David Mahoney of Clymen plans to move a farmhouse to Juneau. He will transport the house over four miles with the family and belongings inside, joining his new town residence and farm wood tenant setup.
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Sognesg
Wis
David Mahoney
Clymen
Juneau
Erasmus and the Wine Plot From Burgundian Vines
A humorous piece recounts Erasmus as a cheerful scholar who fled dull teaching for Burgundian wine, while in a parallel tale John Weber and Ed Mushek of Rockland and Melvina face charges for possession and intent to distribute liquor during Prohibition. They plead guilty. a judge fixes a $100 fine for each, while their defender laments changing times.
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Rasmus
Ile
Holland
Frasiing
Ares
Penates
John Weber
Rockland
Ed Mushek
Melvina
Erasmus
Weber
Velician
Ohn
Iid Mashek
Thoenixelves
Mashekmin
Richartson
Spavia Merhday
Hes
Webas le
Li Crosse
Mushek
Reds Sign Relief Terms In Effort For Recognition
Coroner demands indictments for alleged poisoner in Schiller Park cases. Bodies of husband, lover, and latter's wife showed poison. Mrs Demmer held on bond. she admitted interest in Kolar and attended to poison victims. Questioning followed denials of involvement. handwriting experts scrutinized a death by own action confession. State’s attorney to present matter to Crowe Wednesday.
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Ricago
Star's Attorney's Office
Carrithe
Macy Temmer
Schiller Park Padison
Hoffman
Mra. Demmer
Edward PL Day
Antonneed
Ahemmey Crowe
Hoover to Start Sugcor Aid With Soviet Relief Pact
The United States and Russia signed a famine relief agreement Saturday noon, with Walter Lyman Brown and Maxim Litvinett as signatories. The accord allows American relief shipments to Russia for Volga famine victims, disease prevention, and supplies, under U S control and with diplomatic rights for Americans, while restricting Soviet involvement to rationed districts.
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Associated Press
United States
Russia
Hamburg
Danzig
New York
American Relief Administration
African Relief Administration
Wild bank robbers harmless salesmen in Wisconsin
Racine Wisconsin dispatch reports a bank robbery scare at the Waterford bank that proved false. Two men in a high powered car were later identified as traveling salesmen from a Chinese bond house and were not harmed or detained by the sheriff.
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Racine
Wis
Smrte Bank
Waterford
Chienco Bond Hense
Dolly Arrested In Nightgown Faces Judge Hunt
Dolly Quinn and John Smith quarrelled Friday night on Mt Vernon street ending with Smith chasing Dolly. Dolly wore a nightgown when police arrived, Dolly asked for clothes and a dress was fetched for court. Both fined $21.50 for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
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Dolly Quinn
John Smith Potoho
Smith
Dolly
Mt. Vernon Street
MolIa Beaten in First Title Set By Mary Brown
Miss Mary Brown of Santa Monica California former national women stennia champion defeated Mrs Molla Byrsted Mallory of New York in the first set 6 to 4 to advance to the finals for the 1922 title.
Passage of tax measure sure in house Saturday
The House approved the tax measure by a large margin amid party moves to recommit for removing the proposed January 1 repeal of the income surtax above 32 percent. Democrats pressed to preserve the surtax while Republicans argued for economic, not political, considerations.
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Askington
Inge Sacorday
Mans Coormit
House
United States
Frear
Brear
Wisconsin
Fae
Congress
Lee
Burtog
Renublian
Oble
Senate
Penrose
la Follette
Treasury
Melian
Cport
Gantingenttapan
Elgx
Secretary of the Treasury
Dollar Replaces Pound as Italian Money Standard
The ministry of commerce announced that the gold dollar will replace the pound sterling as the standard upon which the Italian gold lire is based.
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Associated Preas
Ministry of Commerce
Volstead Reaches Home Sanity Beer Bill Compromise
Senate negotiators Sterling and Nelson with Volstead and other house conferees agree on core sections of the anti beer bill. A compromise preserves home warrants while allowing searches of other property, including autos. Dyer and Sumners expected to sign the report to finalize the measure.
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Ashington
Sterling
Nelson
Volstead
M. Volstead
Dyer
Missouri
Sumners
Texas
House
Kidnapped Yankee Boss Escapes Mexican Bandits
Clarke of the National Land and Livestock company, an official in Chicago, escaped from bandits near Sinaloa, Chihuahua after being kidnapped at a ranch. The ransom was set at 7500 dollars. Officials notified Washington and Chihuahua authorities pursuing the bandits.
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D. G
Ene Carke
Chicago
Tional Land and Livestock Company
Sni Primecre
Tjiminiz
Chihuahua
Clarke
Birh
Mexico
Washington
H. ©. Bellock
Gwrke
Pleads Not Guilty to Bad Check at Saloon
George H. Green was arraigned in county court and pleaded not guilty to passing a $20 bad check at the saloon of Willam Lehmenberg on 801 North Chink Street. Police say he passed other worthless checks around town. He is held on $500 bail with a hearing set for Aug 24.
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Wito
George H. Green
Tapsing
Mich
Bank of the
Willam Lehmenberg
North Chink Street
al Schulenberg Ig
Green
Britain Accepts Bid to Washington War Questions Conference
Britain formally accepts President Harding's invitation to join the November conference on war questions and disarmament in Washington. The acceptance was forwarded to the American government after being announced Saturday.
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Britain
Washington
London
Associated Press
Harding
Wisconsin Storm Rips Through State Tearing Towns
A devastating Friday night storm swept Wisconsin from the northwest to the southeast causing extensive damage. Dozens injured. one man killed in Janesville as trees toppled, barns collapsed, and power and telecommunication lines failed. Milwaukee and Sheboygan reported major havoc with property loss and disrupted transit.
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Ilwaukee
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Milwaukee
Tete
Telephone
Millead
Janesville
Lewis Delbert Hayes
Beloit
Delarin
Monroe
Green County Palr
Mary Kegin
Browntown
Wichtning
Sharon
Lake ' Ragine
Wis
Slate Street
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Vinog
Winona
Oh LA Cie
Ruukaki
Navion Olds
Usmarck
Sucksesville
Maison
Bn Sf Ad
Spokane
Dri
REDS
JU. S
Demmer
Schiller Park
Hoover
America
M. Hut—vinoff
M. Meirovitz
Mr. Crown
Volga
Judge Hunt
Molla
York
Lake Shore
Traverses State
Madison Country
Michael Carey
Shudsburst
Here
Carer
Sheboyrar County
Oshkosh
Lake Winnebago
Madison Country Club
Madison
Kenosha
Burington
Elkhorn
Browns Lake
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