Resume Irish Parley Monday Amid Progress Reports
Reports say talks between Fianna Fáil and Ulster leaders resume Monday at 1100, with progress noted and no deadlock. Valera and Lloyd George outline preliminaries as Londons Whitehall scenes mirror tension amid ongoing protests and security deployments in Belfast and surrounding districts.
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ONDON
Associated Tress
Famonn We Valera
Lloyd Grosso
Mantlk
Homer Greenwood
Treliids Taft Car Gon
Tyres Osecretarye
Art Brien
Murchereaguiy
London
Robert Burton
Fic
Whitehalh
Downing Street
Mer
de Valera
Taovd George
Travers
Whitehall
Wisconsin Legislature Closes Fifth Session Thursday
The fifty fifth Wisconsin legislature adjourned Thursday afternoon without ceremony after a late session marked by seven vetoes including large park projects. Governor Blaine signed bills funding over 24 million for the university and other programs, with 609 laws enacted in the session. Two Milwaukee focused measures passed, including liquor law case authority and delinquency age for industrial schools set at 16.
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Peterson School
Bian
Tialan
Miv Hind
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Meanko County
Legialauare
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Kark
Lae Severnor
Audgee Page
Profiteering in Ice Cream Scrutiny in Minneapolis
Minneapolis officials report profiteering in ice cream by wholesalers and retailers. The investigation finds retailers charging high prices, with wholesale price reductions planned but contested. The report notes margins of up to 100 percent in some cases and argues for regulated pricing to curb excess profits.
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Minn
Minneapolis
Stor
du Ta Ielepury
Mericulture
Alanesota
Ord
Mir Hay
Ray
Wadteseilers
Faca Othler
Vote Today GN Plan to Send Bonus Bill Back to Committee
The article notes a GN plan to return the bonus bill to committee with timing as the senate prepares for final debate. It mentions figures like RAY Milecei and Benamin and references Massachusetts politics, city attorneys, and licensing requirements affecting local jurisdictions.
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Benaien
Smh
Dopecrat
Massachusetts
Aemlitins Suretiunies
Weimian
Morgan
Cody Fountain
Einporiums Sellinz Soft
Sete
iSwenoes
Fridty
la Grosse
Defends Title Amid Mixed Results at Open Meet
Defending champ Wilke and competitor Horfin led a tense opener as the Snabiy Fron event unfolded. The round featured a splash of names like Mika and Cheung Tam Diuson, with Pa Etmysby noted for a strong performance.
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Wilke
Mika
Leone
Pa Etmysby
Cheung Tam
Isonte
Over 50 Children Vaccinated This Summer Months
Health officials report progress in epidemic prevention with over fifty children vaccinated during the summer and about three hundred additional children to be vaccinated in the coming months. No major complaints have been noted as vaccine safety improvements reduce arm soreness.
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Viry Teal
Mieni
Two Violators Of Auto Ordinance Fined Here
Police heard cases Friday morning for violations of city auto ordinances. Baward Christianson received a $10 fine for parking on the left side of the street. Walter Baogler was fined $2 with costs totaling $32.50 for improper car handling.
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Palieeport
Ton
Baward Christianson
Winini
Walter Baogler
Costes
Troops called out to quell Japan strike erupting
Kobe dispatch reports thousands of dockyard workers marching to seize yards and oppose police attempts to reclaim the site. Strikers and leaders faced clashes with guards, with several wounded as authorities moved to restore control.
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Japan
Kobe
Associated Press
Prida Weatu
Gurdon
Camry Om
Hovemenk
Hoover lays out economic program at Chicago rally
President Hoover outlined a broad program to revive commerce and industry at a Chicago press event. He urged private capital mobilization, government economic support, and housing reforms while stressing aid for exporters, farmers, and railways, and warned against landlordism and restrictive trade. He highlighted government role in stabilizing mortgage costs and improving production and distribution.
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Hoover
Chicago
Harding
Weaver
Itea
Esra
Foores
Governingeny van Dun
Milwaukee July Heat Sets Ten Year Record
Milwaukee reports show July temperatures reaching record highs. June figures peaked on the eighteenth with 42 degrees above normal and July’s average climbs to 88 degrees, six degrees above the prior ten year average. Chicago also endures an unusually hot July with the first half averaging near ten degrees above normal.
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Atilgar
Weather Bureau
Jess
Teao
Jilly
Chicago
Pomerene urges banks to lead economy drive
ALEVGLAND Ohio Senator Pomerene urged U S banks to back a major thrift movement and to push for reduced end rates and tax relief for the people He criticized large army appropriations as unjustified given current conditions and asked the Ohio Bankers Association to declare support for government and home economy
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America
United States
Pomerene
Ohio Buskers' Association
Pomertenge
Nebraska Flood Recedes After Cloudburst Damage Fears
Flood waters in northwestern Nebraska near Garrison and Andrews subsided Friday with no new deaths reported, easing fears of further damage. In Paris, Cardinal Dimbois urged prayers for rain during a nine day period to end the drought, calling on the faithful to participate.
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Garrison and
Andrews
Nebraska
Joss
Paris
Dmboi
Tavis
Nusses
Battery Do Moves to Camp Douglas for Summer Training
Captain John M. Holley announced that ten cars will haul sums horses and equipment from Lottery Dip Camp Douglas to inland ship Cha to ramp. Six fat mares two box pars and two ALOK cats needed for transport of animals guns raileons and material. Entire equipment to Camp Loughis days before deployment. Enlisted men will ontrain for rap Monihiy Duly 2% with limited battery depots open at the armory until Monday July 18. Battery Do remains in camp from July to August 3.
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John M. Holley
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Erite
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Loughis
Batery Do
Mayor Baxter Refuses to Appoint Second Woman Police Officer
Superior Wisconsin mayor Fred T Baxter refuses to appoint a second policewoman, defying a state order under Governor Blaine. This marks the second clash with state authorities over enforcing the law, which he argues is unnecessary for the city.
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Fred. T. Baxter
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Wisconsin
Secon
Biaiie
Hingo
Body of H Rooney killed in France reaches Hoboken
The body of Henry Kaoling Sons, reported killed in France, has arrived in Hoboken per a War Department telegram to Mr. Resner. The father requested the remains be sent to La Crosse at once.
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France
Hoboken
Henry Kaoling Sons
Friner
Tebok
War Department
Resner
la Grosse
Oner
Nine Mountaineers Die in Swiss Accidents
Reports indicate nine climbers, among them Austrian Professor Schaefflein, were killed in a string of mountain accidents in the Eastern Alps near Berne, Switzerland.
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Switzerland
Schaefflein
Ains
Rawlinson's Grandchild Graces Local News Report
C H Rawlinson makes first appearance as grandfather as A E Bernats welcome a baby daughter at St Anne's. Mrs Borparz and daughter of Mr and Mrs Rawlinson. granddaughter Mary Elen. Grandfather Rawlinson learns of the birth in St Paul during business, now at home with Mary Biteg.
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Caurlle Rawlinson
Rawlinson
A. E. Bernats
St. Anne's
Borparz
Mary Elen
Disarmament Plans Prompt Mixed Signals From Tokyo
United States informs Japan of conference scope while Tokyo hopes for fuller details before acceptance. London newspapers debate preliminary talks in London and Washington, with mixed views on inclusion of Britain and dominions.
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United States
Japan
Tokio
FORIO
Associated Press
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Washington
Harding
Great Britain
America
Tham
Paris
London
Pacific
Hmitarion of Armaments
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Daily Mail
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New Zealand
Zéned Ther
Warding
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British League of Nations Union
Robert Cecil
Far East
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