Grey Plan Meets Little Approval From The Irish
Dublin reports say Viscount Grey’s home rule offer draws little support among Irish leaders though moderate elements back the plan. Sinn Fein rejects assembly with automatic force and Ulster would refuse any settlement, while hunger striker Lord Mayor MacSwiney nears day 49 with deteriorating health.
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Dublin
Viscount Grey
Llan Fein
Stig
Ulster
Brun Vely
Sing Fein
Indictments, Bribery Rumors Hit Brooklyn Baseball Esteem
In New York the ongoing inquiry into alleged game fixing expands with new indictments and names such as Brown of New York and Sport Vean of Boston. Brooklyn manager Wilbert Robinson protests to the district attorney over attempts to question players while reaffirming his confidence in the team’s integrity. Alfred Austrian of the White Sox hints at pressure from gamblers as investigations continue.
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Brown
New York
Sport
Sol- Vean
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Tre
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Frisch
Buck Weaver
Weaver
Erica
Alfred
White Sox
Dures Hind
Avice
Robinson
Neww York
Wither Thy Robinson
Bronklyn National Baseball Club
Charles H. Wickets
Hiealib
Matric
Lewis
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Bronlyn
Mhem
Bey
Miniager
Robinett Sa
Ddis- Inet
Abbots
Iserport
Pamblers
Briba
Brooklyn
Brook- Inn
Ebbets
Mbbets
Ernest Krueger
Mr. Lewis
Cox Defends Prohibition Voting Record in Kansas Crowd
Governor Cox declared he would have voted dry under the same circumstances as Senator Harding regarding prohibition. He labeled Senator Lodge as the head of the senatorial group responsible for defeating peace and condemned Lodge and Tawny as conspirators of hate. The crowd applauded as he praised President Wilson and pressed the war’s factors against secret treaties and disarmament.
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Harding
Senate
Gox
John Sol
Barah
Joagne
Catt
Wickarsham
Wis
Dovernor Cox
Santley Tage
Massachugetts
Serrator Loge
Senator Ledge
Wootrow Wilson
Lodge
Wsay
Teagse
Women Hope for Cabinet Posts in Next Administration
The National Woman's Party pushes for female representation in the next president's cabinet. They argue a woman should hold a secretaryship, war or otherwise, noting war ties to key posts. The piece blends political debate with domestic chatter and humorous asides.
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Washington
Abbey Scott Baker
National Woman's Party
Bureau
Vumcration
Secretary of War
Toledo Willys-Overland Plant Closed, 4500 Laid Off
Ohio news reports the Toledo Willys-Overland plants shut down yesterday, laying off about 4,500 workers. Fewer than 2,000 remain to operate the plants the rest of the week, with officials to decide if a three day schedule will resume or if further closure is needed. The cut follows a drop in automobile demand, signaling a potential return to normal after conditions improve.
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Torlado
Ohio
Toledo
Willys,Overland Company
Tony
Lomerron
Census reveals slow growth in Kentucky and North Dakota in 1920 data
The 1920 census shows Kentucky up by about 5 percent to 2,541,036 and North Dakota rising to 645,730, with declines noted in several states. Figures from multiple counties including Trevora Angelo and Jefferson indicate mixed patterns, with some areas dropping while others rise modestly.
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Kentucky
Earth
Dakota
ITON
Soy
FO No Pas Hintcky
North Nakota
North Dakets
Trevora Angelo
Dotizius Emuty
Nebraska
Ingomalia
Efferson Cousty
Abebanigg
Birmingham
Teac
SD Moss
Montorse
Hailey
Tdaho
Philipp. asks U.S. aid in relieving coal shortage
Madison Wis Sept Governor Philipp asks President Wilson for federal help to relieve the coal shortage across Wisconsin. He notes anthracite supply is sharply limited and many homes lack fuel. He urges appointing a fuel administrator with power to distribute remaining coal where most needed.
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Madison
Wis
Philipp
Wilson
Wisconsin
Biriy
State
Azores
Obituary of Mrs William Pride Funeral Plans Announced
The funeral for Mrs William Pride will be at 10 am Friday from the home 1013 Badger Street and at 10:30 am from German Lutheran Church. Rev J T Camm will officiate with interment at Brownsville Cemetery. The item notes a suburb anecdote about hanging pictures and a neighbor interruption.
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William Pribe
William Pride
Badger Street
German Lutheran Church
Rev
J. Tcamm
Brownsville
Cemency
One Worry Removed in Wartime Insurance Note
A fragment from The American Legion Weekly notes relief over life insurance for five thousand follacs, with a character voicing care for a loved one and a pledge to stop repeating cautions as safety is insured.
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American Legion Weekly
Fine Apple Display Captivates Mulder Store Patrons
Luxurious red Wolf River apples from Duttor farm near Gatesville are showcased at John Mulder's store on the north side of the street this week. The prize winning display draws many admirers as passersby note the apples' mouthwatering appearance.
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John Mulder
Tross
Wolf River
Duttor
Gatesville
Timkin Plant Lays Off 900 Workers in Columbus
About 900 of Timkin Roller Bearing plant employees in Columbus were laid off today. The company also announced it would stop operating the plant at night pending further notice.
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Columbus
Timkin Roller Bearing Company
La Crosse residents offered free goldfish from hatchery
G F Culler announced government fish program. residents may receive goldfish from Homekind hatchery, details given for La Crosse at Copeland Park at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
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Copelind Park
G. F. Culler
United
Orphaned Fragments Report Industrial Shift Noted
Incoherent OCR text hints at a shift linked to depressed automobile industry conditions. Mentions orchids and insects oddly, with garbled phrases suggesting political or economic actions. Unable to extract clear entities or dates from the fragment.
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