Ireland and Britain discord over disarmament talks and policy shifts
The week’s discussion centers on Irish peace prospects, U S influence, and Britain’s stance under Lloyd George. Reports note Northcliffe’s influence, potential American mediation, and the push for open covenants vs secret conferences. President Harding faces rail funding plans tied to debt funding, with wary views on wartime credits and disarmament.
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Norris
Wilson
Farding
Secrer
Busin
Stestine
Br Canse Hin
Barding
United States
Uncle Sam
Ireland
Britain
Theodore Rooso
Frice
Ath& Courte
Samson
District Meeting Features Poultry Show This Year
Arrangements completed for the Sass Club of America to join the Wisconsin Poultry Show in Crosse, featuring breeders from Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Illinois North and South Dakota Nebraska and Michigan. The Sussex Club of America will offer premiums, and the event aims to be among the largest poultry shows outside major markets, with diverse prizes and expansive exhibits attracting breeders and farmers.
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Sass Club of American
Wester
Falt
Famine Claims Cause clash with President Harding letter
Representative Brraes of South Carolina asks President Harding to investigate and refute claims that the South is plagued by famine and plague. The exchange cites misrepresentation and seeks an official denial if reports prove unfounded. Meat Packers announce a 20,000 pound meat shipment to support health service needs nationwide.
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Washington
Brrate
Sauta Carolina
Rarding
Sarumay
South
Harding
Brraes
Institution of
Kromigh
Thomas TE. Wilson
Cheage
Prblig Health Service
Pela Pra i Ain
Money for Army and Navy needed on farms Dixon stance
Governor Joseph Dixon of Montana denounced calls for a larger armed force and argued expenditures should be funded by home resources. The piece notes his Roosevelt campaign leadership and critiques dry farm road and internal improvements in the context of broader national priorities. A separate brief reports two aviators killed when their plane fell 230 feet at an air carnival in Denver.
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Bozeman
Mont
Gallatin County
Joseph Dixon
Montana
Roosevelt
Kall
Denver
Cal
Russ
Toland
Cameron
C.F. Llnrer
Shrine Ceremonial Song By Ray Keeler For Big Day
Editor notes Ray M Keeler a La Crosse Noble of Tripoli Shrine has composed a ceremonial song to the tune of On Wisconsin for the mid summer event on August 13 with thousands in La Crosse expected to attend. Tripoli Shriners will present the song and the banner of the order as La Crosse prepares for a major gathering.
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Shrine
Ray Keeler
Ray M. Keeler
la Crosse
Tripoli
Wisconsin
la Crogse
Logal Fair Concessions Seek Bookings for Big Show
Concession seeks surge in bookings for the Interstate Fair as exhibitors from across the country plan to attend. Grounds beautification and building improvements underway, including a new wire-covered roof over the Men's Department and refreshed seating. Promotions extend to far northern Alma and fringe areas as organizers push for a record year.
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la Crosse
Symon
Aimear
Ass Eocalinn
van Anken
Taceh Ag
Dogs Convicted as Public Nuisances to Be Executed
Ailing residents and authorities debated dog welfare as two dogs faced destruction after being found public nuisances by a justice of the peace. The case drew attention to animal protection and local enforcement.
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Cmucato
Tydee
Dacia A
Broil
Belogzins
Atis
Ais Christan
Gil
aDc
Road Bulletin for Motorists in Western Wisconsin
Weekly highway update by the Automobile Club of Western Wisconsin outlines road conditions for trips. Notes detours on routes to Sparta and River Falls, and good or fair surfaces on others. advises careful driving on narrow sections and detours near Brovenville and Unkote.
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Automobile Club of
Wisconsin
Sparta
Ty Tack River
Galesviin
Bickets
Blair
Whitewall
Kou Chalee
Del
Pratriela
Hokuh
Caletonia
Brovenretjle
North Ridge
King words deny British premier interview ruckus
London reporting a sensational episode sees King George repudiating claims of an interview attributed to him by The London Times and other papers. Denials from the king and Lord Northcliffe spread through British press as authorities say the supposed exchange with Premier Lloyd George was imaginary.
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Sir Aweki
Tyeedes
Trisham
Cassader
Por Goddeg
Hokie
Lloyd George
Great Britain
White House
Wilson
Lloyd Creoree
London
Braceh
Siren the Great
George
Come Mans
Ring Herge
Ans
Gareranean
Bia
United States
Tard Northellfte
Landon Times
Georen Ae
Tremier Tanedd George
Ireland
Caen
Ian
New
Wickham Sree
London Times
Adhorien
Tord Northeliffe
Mr. Breed
Northcliffe
Washington
Stamfordhom
Nine George
Clear Engs
Lord Neortheatre
King George
Lerth
The
Times
the Times
Tearly Mall
Tlaoni Stanfordham
Anuipons
New Lork
Tarouta
Weld
Tremler
Chippewa Valley Shriners Plan Major Eau Claire Spectacle
Chippewa Valley Shrine Club announces a big August event in Eau Claire with La Crosse guests and a Tamons show titled The Camels Papers. The August 12 performance at Toxse Theater will feature a 37 piece band, a parade, and extensive costumes and props, drawing crowds from nearby cities.
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la Crosse
Nehies Hutchens, Payne, Puli, Hobbs and
Stonmery
Chippewa Valley Shrine Club
Eau Claire
la Grosse
Varios
Port Washington Brewer Would Gift Beer to Soldiers
Charles G. Laban of Port Washington Wisconsin proposes to supply 1000 barrels of beer to the United States Public Health Service for medicinal use in military hospitals and homes for veterans. The beer would be sealed at the Dort Washington Brewing Company plant until court action decides its disposal.
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Port Washington
Wis
Nite Srres Public Health Service
Charles GO. Lababn
Dort Washington Brewing Company
Pere Washington
Fedecel Juden BP
Gieser
Laban Hs
Public Spirit Asanaintance Tours To Tie Cities Ground
Public spirit drives community outreach as local residents plan a summer trip to neighboring towns and villages. Organized by the Chamber of Commerce with TH L Qurrie as chair, the event aims to show fraternity and support the agricultural show by coordinating transportation and calling for participant gear and questionnaires to be returned by the upcoming deadline.
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la Cresse
Salem
Sparta
Chamber of Commerce
TH. L. Qurrie
Mas
Hatere
He Hares
Sears
Wiernoo
Export Trade Picking Up Says Armour
Armour & Company reports a strengthening export trade and steadier domestic demand for cured pork products in July. Exports rise week by week while cheaper cuts see weak demand, reflecting public buying power but reluctance to choose economical options.
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Chicago
Armour & Company
Soviet Russia eyes renewed ties as prisoners freed
July 30. Soviet Russia agrees to release American prisoners and accept famine relief from the American Relief Association as Sen. Joseph J. France returns from Moscow to push for trade and possible diplomatic relations. France says Lenin is opening a new development in Russia and favors American exports. he notes factories operate, peasants prosper when lands are productive, and furs could be a trade item. Meanwhile Mrs Marguerite Harrison of Baltimore, freed from prison hospital, awaits official word on the relief offer and prisoner releases.
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Associated Press
Russia
American Relief Association
United States
Joseph J. France
Maryland
Riz F
Moscow
Tessin
Mia
Marguerite EB. Warrison
Baltimore
Nator Franke
Tunisia
Geveral
Baltic
France
Lhe
Lenine
Troteky
America
Harrieson
Mughes Nates
Uttle
Washington
American Relief Administration
State Departments
State Department
Marzaorite FE
Farrisnn
Haover
Mazim Gor
Petrograd
Reduce Taxes on Railroads and Soda Water Taxes in Debate
In Washington Republicans on the house ways and means committee debated tax revisions aimed at cutting transportation taxes. Fordney urged halving the taxes next year with economy to offset revenue losses, while other members sought new revenue sources and warned against drastic repeal. The panel agreed on delaying final decisions as they weighed American valuation and embargo provisions in the tariff bill.
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Ashington
Fordney
Treasury
Othey
Missing girl found sleeping inside big cannon at Fort Worden
Louise O'Brien, 14, from Port Townsend, was found at daybreak asleep inside the muzzle of a coastal defense gun at Fort Worden after wandering away from a horseback ride. Soldiers noted other guns at the fort had been fired just before discovery. The girl had lost her way while the horse ran off. Authorities said it was a lucky coincidence the gun was not fired.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Louise O'Brien
Fort Worden
Baby dies from playing with matches in Green Bay
Four year old Leo Tibrins died after inhaling smoke from a kerosene can in Preble near Green Bay. His six year old brother Joseph was severely injured but revived by workmen. a physician reported the chance of recovery as good, while authorities investigate the accident.
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Green Bay
Leo Tibrins
Joseph
Preble
Leo
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