No Offer From Sinn Fein Ulster Session Draft Reply
Reports in circulation claimed Sinn Fein entreaties to Britain or a Sinn Fein reply were contradicted by Ulster cabinet secretary Colonel Spender. Sir James Craig returned to Belfast with a cabinet meeting planned to discuss replying to Britain as dissension reportedly grew within the Sinn Fein over the dominion status proposal. A Belfast bombing killed a woman and wounded five others as public meetings planned for the Continent were postponed.
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Peltast
Associated Press
Sinn Fein
Spender
Ulster
James Gris
Belfast
Scotland
Britain
Neeres Sessilis
Sion Fein
Greve Grivain
Mamoan de Vilera
Nis Enjimrenos
TY. J. Reland
M de Vaor
Amerion
Ireland
Renee Flay Cearge
Dominion
Canedt
Austen- Ma
Peen
Tostind Asaet
Veteron Totlin
Tondon
Herman
Suit for 68000 Starts Over Plant of Clothing Company
The case centers on a Lat Urnsse clothing plant contract to erect a new building begun August 81 and finished November 27, 1920. Schwalbe & Sons claim costs surged from 165000 due to material and wage increases, while the 1st Crease Corking company says the clothing firm paid all billed costs, with disputes over additional charges after June 1.
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Olen
Wwe
Selene & Inst
He Clothing Company
Path
Schwalbe & Sons
Alaink
1St Crease Corking Company
1 Crosse Clothing Ampany
Deludl
Tveriils
Pri
Sehwathe & Sons
AON
Wererd
Svgtanlas
American Legion Men Pay Honor to Verdun Defenders
Members of the American Legion gathered Monday morning in the city hill to honor Verdun defenders. Major John G. Emery, national commander, along with Franklin D. Over of Philadelphia Henry Li Lindsay of Dallas and Col. Milton J. Foreman of Chicago were presented with the special Verdun medals noting the immortal words They shall not pass.
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Verdun
Americnan Legion
Medica
Versdan
John G. Emery
American Legion
Prnkiin D. Over
American Oil Ben to Meet Officials in Mexico City
United States based petroleum executives plan to travel from New York to Mexico City for talks with Mexican government officials. The goal is to pursue a likely settlement on petroleum and shore department matters, as reported by The Associated Press.
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Mexico City
Pertane
United Stats
New York
Moxie City
Clothing prices fall as food rises in July New York
National Industrial Conference figures show clothing prices down 3.5 percent in July while food costs jump. Overall price levels remain 62 percent above July 1914 with broad declines in sundries and related items.
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New York
Livius
Dortines Daring Aly
Flood Closes Lower Floor of Arizona Capitol
Cave Creek flood rains water into Phoenix area causing two foot depth on the capital’s first floor. The flood forces evacuations and damages several homes while crews work to remove water from the building and surrounding streets.
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Arizona Capitol
Phoenix
Ariz
Cave Creek
Arizona Stile
Yreiille
Labor Federation seeks representation at world disarmament conference
Wisconsin American Legion aiders push a national clean up campaign to contact ex service members in Lacrosse Vernon and Juneau counties. Sessions at the Chamber of Commerce will urge former service people to file claims against the government via the Bureau of War Risk Insurance.
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Labor Federation
TS American Femen
Department of Wisconsin
Lbs Watt Risk
da Crest
Mondas
Chamber of Commerce
la Crosseroo
Vernon
Juneau
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Hishdet
Bureau of Sacar Risk Insurance
Igikers
Wisconsin
Ietter
Barear Hark
Servien Parsons
Rartie Wciely Shoko
Go Pri
Bureau
Wattisk Instmmer
Y W. Galbraith, Jr
Te Taylors
Daren
Harding Plan Backed by Gompers At Council Meeting
Samuel Gompers stated at the American Federation of Labor executive council meeting that labor supports President Harding’s bid to permit representation in the upcoming disarmament conference in Washington. He noted labor’s broad backing from international unions and praised disarmament aims.
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Tlantic City
N. I
Tirdigg Inaks
Fugar
Lor
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Inbar
Gompers
Marding
White House
Lbor
Bir
Gomners
Organized Labor of America
Harding
Ward Pedey
Fire Ravages Macon Hotel. City Braced for Death Toll
A blaze destroyed the Brown House, the oldest hotel in Macon, Georgia, early Monday. Fire spread to nearby buildings as flames trapped guests on upper floors. Ten people are hospitalized and many more unaccounted for as investigators brace for a higher death count.
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City
Nc. Ga
Plum Street
Paplac Street
Millions of Fish Die From Lack of Air in Wisconsin
Briyton C. Webster, conservation commissioner, reports summer fish kills across Wisconsin due to low dissolved oxygen in warm lakes. Larger lakes saw most deaths while smaller ones in winter also suffer when ice forms.
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Birdwood
Wis
Wisconsin
Briyton C. Webster
Special Meeting Called by Common Council Tuesday Night
A special meeting of the common council is set for Tuesday night August 23 to consider a resolution extending a sewer fund to permit Mirvis Petroleum Products Company to lay additional pavement to meet contracted depth. Mrs. Demmer of Chicago has been released. she had been held in the death case of Fred Kolve and James F. McShane reported no evidence to hold her.
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Common Council
Mlrvis Petroleum Products Company
Demmer Yous
Kolac
Scot Sailor Returns From Dry U S Sees Prohibition
Sandy Duncan, a Scotch sailor on an Atlantic run between Calendia and Sbandal, learned the United States had gone dry. He sought a bartender’s arrest for refusing a drink and visited a police station to protest discrimination. After learning the truth, he planned to sail east of Suez thereafter.
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New York
Sandy Duncan
Calendia
Sbandal
United States
Brooklyn
Sandy
Suez
U S Action to End Border Dispute Between Panama and Costa Rica
A U S effort to end the long border dispute between Panama and Costa Rica is noted amid reports of a deadly and injurious car crash near Homer Minnesota. One man died and several were injured when two cars collided and plunged over a 20 foot embankment, with victims including John Bark 45 who died at Winona General Hospital and his wife seriously injured.
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U. S
Panama
Costa Rica
Homer
Minow
Winenu
Winent
John Bork
Finff Sidios
Winona General Hospital
Winona
Bark
Chapman
Anna Rolas
Joia Kulis
Pisin
Governor Blaine Returns to Job After Illness
Madison Wisconsin Governor John J. Blaine resumes official duties this afternoon after a weekend improvement in his health. Pardon hearings are postponed again, with a definite date set for September 13 and 14, when about 40 clemency requests will be heard.
Defendants given further delay in Kennedy murder case
A week's continuance was granted for entering pleas to the indictment charging murder in the J Belton Kennedy case. Mrs Madalynne Obenchain and Arthur G Burch receive Monday dates. Mant W Schenck, chief counsel, was in Arizona but could attend when pleas were entered.
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Los Angeles
Cal
J. Belton Kennedy
Madalynne Obenchain
Arthur G
Burch
Cmunsel
Mant. W. Schenck
Arizona
Judge Rules Federal Child Labor Law Unconstitutional
In CREENFORD N C Indie James KF Boyd held the new federal child labor law unconstitutional in federal court Monday. The Gwen Keating child labor law was also ruled unconstitutional by Judge Boyd two years earlier and the ruling was upheld by the U S Supreme Court.
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Creenford
N. C
James KF. Boyd
Federl
Gwen Keating
Boyd
Supreme Court of the United States
Madison Father Claims Son Kidnapped by Gypsies
A Madison man, Frank Miller, declares his son, a year old, was stolen by Gypsies last week in Detroit. He says the alleged kidnapers were last seen leaving Wisconsin and believes they vacated Sunday, heading through Wisconsin.
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Jladison
Wis
Frank Miller
Steve Miller
Detroit
Mich
Madisons
Miller
Wisconsin
Daughter of State Secretary Married in Wisconsin
Esther Frances Hall daughter of Bull secretary of state wed Walter Bie of this city at St Patrick's Church in a six o'clock Monday ceremony They departed for a California wedding trip Three broker failures were announced on the New York Stock Exchange Monday involving Tripte and Company
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Green
Wis
Esther Frances Hall
Bull
Walter Bie
St. Trick's Church
California
New York
Tripte and Company
New York Stock Exchange
Marines On The Way To Panama Involves Disputed Territory
The Pennsylvania battleship with 400 marines aboard left Philadelphia for Panama amid U S notes declaring end of tolerance over the Panama Costa Rica boundary dispute. Marines will police the area while Panama’s government and Costa Rica implement the White award. The note to Panama cites delay in direct delimitation and references the Porras Anderson principles and a May 1921 timeframe.
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Ailadelpaia
Pennsylvania
Panama
Capes
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Candh
Yons
Quantico
Navy Department
Navy Yard
U. S
State Hughes
Costa Rica
Paulwun
State -Department
Dynama
Philadelphia
Panauma
Pevelpmient
Secretary of State
United States
Costa Ritz
Hughes
Ins
Panerama
Costa Tea
Pinami
Lisa
Tanima
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Tony
Peron
Matee
Vinog
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Adisrin
New Orlanee
Fr. R. Schwaihe & Sons
Henry T. Fletcher
State Department of American Legion
Legionnaires
Goungil
Belsh
Far East
Macon
Georgia
Bluff Siding
Smashup
Mother
Kellogg Winona
Minn
Perso
Sammond
Svea
Lake City
St. Paul
Keliogz
Trank Isubier
Blaine
Kennedy
State Department
White
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