British reply on Ireland peace proposals rejected by Dail
London reports the Irish Dail Eireann unanimously rejected Britain’s peace proposals while expressing willingness to negotiate on government by consent. Valery’s response to Mr Liegdree emphasizes that Britain opposed subordinate Ireland and calls for representative talks with plenary powers. The letter, dated August 24, argues that imperial domination erodes liberty and independence and cites Ireland and other nations under foreign influence.
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Inquiry into ZR-2 disaster opened Saturday
Officials prepare for Saturday hearings at Howden into the ZR-2 airship wreck. Divers reported strong river current hindering body recovery while officials expect to review cause with naval experts aboard the court. Bodies of two victims identified include American mechanic Albert L. Loftin and Flight Sicur Aye of the British crew.
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AFL seeks end to wage fixing by cost of living basis
The American Federation of Labor plans to abolish the practice of tying wages solely to living costs. AFL executives Thursday nearly resolved to launch an inquiry to craft a policy that also rewards workers for social usefulness and productivity.
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U S to Dispose of Liquor Taken Under Dry Laws
Washington Prohibition Commissioner Faynes orders immediate disposal of liquor stored under rational prohibition act as storage charges accrue. In Superior Wisconsin federal court adjourns after a long trial of Turley saloonkeepers. only four indicted men remain, while petitions threaten suppressions and affect 57 saloonkeepers arrested December 25, 1920.
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Miners March Toward Mingo In Protest Of Martial Law
U S troops stood in readiness as five thousand miners moved from Marmet toward Mingo County to protest Governor Morgans martial law. Advance guards were turned back in Madison by labor leaders Keeney and Mooney after conferring with Brigadier General Randholtz. The marchers numbered about 190 to 360 and camped near Racine before resuming toward Peyton a and Mingo County with no reported disorder.
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American Legion Seeks Claims Drive Clean-Up Push
The American Legion Roy Singers post and Red Cross plan a four day Clean-Up Squad visit to La Crosse and nearby counties to hear and file service member claims against the War Risk Insurance Bureau. They urge veterans to return the claim cards and aim to inventory eligible cases before hearings begin on August 25.
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Mathias Erzberger Assassinated Near Offenburg
Berlin dispatch reports Mathias Erzberger, former vice chancellor and minister, murdered near Offenburg Bade where he vacationed with family. Erzberger slain by two youths who shot him in the head after confronting him and Reichstag Deputy Pez during a foot journey from Bad Griesbach. A companion was wounded.
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Westby Auto Driver Appeals Hunt Jail Sentence
Albert Skoling sentenced to 20 days in jail and a $100 fine for allegedly operating a vehicle while intoxicated. He has appealed Hunt's order. circuit court will review Judge Flini's sentence. Skolang was released Thursday on $500 bail furnished by L. Bekkedahl. He was arrested after striking a woman at Fourth and Main, knocking her to the pavement and damaging a bicycle.
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Operators of ball pools ordered to return the money
Kenosha Wis with a city baseball craze drawing 12000 for the opener the district attorney summoned all operators of baseball pools and ordered them to refund thousands of dollars to investors and halt the pools immediately immediate prosecution would follow if pools were not disbanded investors in pools valued at more than 40000 dollars were reported across the city
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Indian predictions of severe winter from Chippewa near Birchwood
Chippewa Indians near Birchwood predict the coming winter will be the harshest in years. They base forecasts on animal pelt thickness, the sturdiness of shelters, and signs of increased activity as animals prepare for winter.
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Japanese Duo Triumph in Davis Cup Doubles Match
Ramagee and Shimitsu of Japan defeated Australia’s Anderson and Todd in the opening Davis Cup doubles clash in Newport. The Japanese pair won the first set 6-4, but the Australians tied it with a 6-4 second set.
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Auto theft mystery cleared by city arrest
Detective McGrath led a decisive arrest of three suspects Warren Wyman Herron Wyman and Irene Smith at Central station for the Ford roadster theft from Paul Gelf Wisconsin motors. The car recovered after Baraboo tip and the trio held pending further action with Freeport Illinois listed as residence.
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Labor board overtime rules rejected by shop labor group
Chicago Hl rules governing overtime rates proposed by the United States railroad labor board last week were rejected as unjustified by a meeting of mineral executive boards of the railroad employee department of the American Federation of Labor Friday.
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American Federation of Labor
Hutchinson and Hagen Lead Western Open Golf Tourney
Ghic Jock Hutchinson the British Open champion and Walter Hagen former national champion surged to the early lead in the Western Open Golf Championship. After six holes they stood at 37 36 73 for 216 total. The pace came in a gale that drew a large crowd at the course.
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Rights Reserved by Versailles Pact and Shantung Settlement
The article outlines the United States reaffirming rights and privileges under the Versailles treaty and the Berlin accord with Germany, while not assuming responsibility for all provisions. It discusses prospects for Senate ratification, potential resumption of diplomacy and trade, and questions about American troop withdrawal from the Rhine.
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