Civil Trials Without Jury Extend Irish Crimes Bill
Dublin reports that a key provision of the Irish Crimes bill allows civil actions to be tried without a jury. Sinn Fein Courts are targeted as sedition, with police already arresting and recording participants for later court martial. Government powers confront Sinn Fein machinery amid looming prison hunger strikes.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Sinn Feiners
Sinn
Trish Republic
Connecticut Republicans Open State Convention in Hartford
Hartford leaders gather for the Connecticut State Republican convention with preliminary speeches this evening and the main session tomorrow to choose state ticket candidates and adopt a platform. A bright outlook has party leaders hopeful, with several aspirants named for governor and other offices.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
London claims Serbian forces block relief mission to Montenegro
Alex Devine of Winchester argues that Serbian authorities prevented a British Canadian relief effort from entering Montenegro and forced the mission to withdraw to Italy. He says Colonel Burnham’s Canadian Medical Mission faced threats, equipment seizures, and spying, with Montenegrin civilians left in terror as the country tombs under brutal repression.
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Associated Press
London
Montenegro
Alex Devine
Winchester
Devine
Nicholas
Belgrade
Italy
Burnham
Protection
Mr. Devine
Colonel Burnham
Ipek
Siberia
Birthday Tidbits and Local Notices From September News
Birthday items mark Prof W A Hardman and Siegfried Sasson among others born today. Town notices report travel plans, visits, and dinners, including General Serrano’s U S Consul Randolph Robertson hosting in Nuevo Laredo with Mexican and U S officials invited.
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W. A. Hardman
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Sedinburgh
Siegfried Sasson
Howard Sutherland
United States
West Virginia
Kirkwood
Bertha Kalich
Lemberg
Galicia
James V. McClintic
Congress
Oklahoma
Bremond
Texas
Francisco R. Serrano
de la Huerta
Randolph Robertson
Nuevo Laredo
General Serrano
P. Garcia
P. Elias Calles
Mexico
Luis Amezcua
Serrano
Manuel Ortega
Jefe de Armas
Arturo de Laracho
Countess of Aberdeen to preside over ICW sessions
The Countess of Aberdeen, wife of a British statesman, will preside at the Inter national Council of Women sessions opening today in Christiania. Renowned for social insight and Liberal party hosting, she has served as Vicereine in Ireland and Canada and promoted home industries. She helped establish a model Irish village at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair.
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Countess of Aberdeen
International Council of Women
Christiania
Ireland
Canada
Diolyrood Palace
London
Liberal Party
Zemo advertised as eczema remedy with antiseptic claims
The E. W. Rose Co of Cleveland promotes Zemo as a grease free solution for eczema and skin troubles. Sold by druggists for 35 cents or a dollar for large size, the liquid allegedly cleanses, soothes, and heals sores, burns and chafing.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Rotary Club Meeting Highlights and Guests at Hamilton Hotel
The Rotary Club met at the Hamilton Hotel Cafe with Rotarian Fred W. Mally presiding. Guests C H Deabler, formerly county agricultural agent and now Armour Fertilizer salesman, spoke on long staple cotton prospects. Others from Armour Fertilizer Co and a druggist spoke as well. The program focused on Rotarian principles from the Rotarian magazine. Members discussed attendance, friendship, educational value, social tenets, and cooperation, with a Chamber of Commerce resolution urging U S recognition of Mexico. Mrs Bruce Bunn performed a solo before Rotary songs and the meeting adjourned for ladies night on Sept 16.
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Hamilton Hotel
Fred W. Mally
C. H H. Deabler
Nacogdoches County
Armour Fertilizer Company
South Carolina
Slayton
Armour Fertilizer Co
Tucker
Hine
Chas. Deutz
Frank A. Lattiz
Louie Christen
Garfield Hiatt
Will Cantrell
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Mexico
Bruce Bunn
Hiatt
Bunn
Rotary Jongs
Odd Facts and Scattered News From an Old Paper
A miscellany notes that minute fires cost the US five hundred dollars each. Mozart at age four composed minuets. weekly US fire losses include twelve schoolhouses and two colleges. New York hotel laundries process vast towel and beet loads daily. embroidery’s ancient craft. a pear contains fat. London's yearly water use could flood a canal 100 feet wide and 900 miles long. a Milan emigrant is jailed for a 27 year old murder. a French car accident injures none seriously. Algiers hosts three Sabbath observances weekly. annual US forest fires destroy over 200 million dollars of timber.
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Mozart
America
New York
Greater London
Milan
France
Algiers
Railroad timetable with Texas-Mexican and I G N trains
Texas-Mexican Train No 1 departs for Corpus Christi at 9:65 a.m. Train No 2 arrives from Corpus Christi at 3:35 p.m. International and Great Northern Through fast train to St Louis leaves 9:30 a.m. arrives 4:00 p.m. Night Train departs 9:00 p.m. arrives 8:00 a.m.
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Corpus Christi
Train Schedule Between Rio Grande and Eagle Pass
Train No 1 runs from Laredo to Minera daily except Sunday departing 8 30 a m and arriving 10 20 a m Train No 2 runs from Minera to Laredo daily except Sunday departing 11 00 a m and arriving 3 16 p m
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Rio Grande
Eagle Pass
Laredo
Minera
Primaries in Georgia Highlight Senate and Governorship Contests
Georgia voters face statewide ballots to decide whether Hoke Smith returns to the Senate or is replaced by Thomas E. Watson Hugh M. Dorsey or John R. Cooper while four contenders contest the governorship Thomas W Hardwick George N Holder and Clifford Walker lead a high profile field as campaigns hinge on national issues with state concerns playing a smaller role and all candidates pledged to support President Wilson.
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Atlanta
Georgia
United States
Hoke Smith
United States Senate
Thomas E. Watson
Hugh M. Dorsey
John R. Cooper
Macon
Thomas W. Hardwick
George N. Holder
Wilson
Cotton ginning up to Sept 1 shows rise over prior year
The census bureau reports 3 672 491 bales ginned before September 1 this season, more than double last year’s 142 625 bales. The report notes 1 118 round bales and 26 Sea Island bales, with state ginnings totaling 34 019 bales to Sept 1.
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Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Sea Island
Lone bandit holds up Uvalde bank and escapes with cash
A lone bandit robbing the First State Bank in Uvalde Texas escaped in an automobile with six thousand five hundred dollars this morning law officers pursued but details on arrests or suspects were not immediately available.
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Assocated Press
San Antonio
Texas
First State Bank
Uvalde
Poisoned alcohol fatalities rise at Edgewood arsenal
Baltimore Md Sept 8 The death toll among Edgewood arsenal civilian employees from consuming poisoned alcohol rose to seven today with one other victim reported improved.
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Associated Press
Baltimore, Md
Edgewood Arsenal
Air Mail Service Inaugurated From Mineola to San Francisco
The continental air mail service was officially started today as R. C. Page piloted a specially equipped plane carrying 400 pounds of mail. The flight began at 6 30 o clock from Mineola and carried letters to mayors of six cities along the route.
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Associated Press
Mineola
San Francisco
R. C. Page
Tighten Regulations On Distilling Stills Implemented
Washington on September 8 reports the treasury department will tighten regulations governing the sale of stills and add a further tracing mechanism to identify illicit liquor distillers and their customers.
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Cynthia Press
Austin
University
Associated Press
Washington
Treasury Department
Todays Events Reflect Milestones and Speeches
Centenary of U S senator and Maryland governor William T. Hamilton noted alongside the sixtieth anniversary of the Lady Elgin sinking with 225 lives lost. The Galveston tornado memorial marks its twentieth year, with 7 000 lives and 30 million dollars in damage referenced. International Council of Women begins its quinquennial convention in Christiania Norway. Senator Harding delivers first non Ohio address since nomination at Minnesota State Fair. Calvin Coolidge to speak in Portland Maine for Maine Republican ticket. National issues pressure Georgia Democratic primary and Connecticut Republican convention in Hartford. Iowa groups meet in Des Moines to name an independent state ticket.
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William T. Hamilton
U. S
Maryland
Lake Michigan
Galveston
International Council of Women
America
Christiania
Norway
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Minnesota
Calvin Collidge
Portland
Maine
League of Nations
Georgia
Connecticut
Hartford
Committee of Forty-eight
American Labor Party
United Farmers’ Organizations
Iowa
Des Moines
English restaurants grown degenerate says London epicure
A London newspaper reporter laments decline in English restaurant cooking. He finds fewer old fashioned steaks and mutton chops with kidneys, pastry lacks fluff, jellies lack taste, and Soho has lost its charm due to rising costs and diners who miss traditional atmosphere.
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Associated Press
London
Soho
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy in Michigan
Mrs A H Hall of Caseville Michigan thanks the remedy for saving her baby's life this summer and says they are never without it Mrs Mary Carrington of Caseville Michigan praises its year round relief and prompt action in her family use
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Chamberlain
Michigan
A. H. Hall
Caseville
Mich
Mary Carrington
Cox Charges Quotas Tied to Ohio Campaign Fund
Dudley Blossom testified that Cox’s claim of 400000 for Cleveland was correct and that 3000 prospects in Cuyahoga County were mobilized to meet the state goal. Blossom said by Labor Day 74000 had been pledged as workers labored to hit 400000. In Texas, Democrats met to discuss raising 20000 for the Cox Roosevelt campaign with district and county chairs to be named.
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Cleveland
Upham
Ohio
Associated Press
Chicago
Cox
Republican Campaign Committee
Senate Committee
Dudley Blossom
Reed
Cuyahera County
Blossom
Jreed
Cuyahora County
Fort Worth
Texas
J. A. Kemp
Wichita Falls
Herve
Cox Roosevelt
Dietrict
Farmer Welfare Plan Outlined at Minnesota State Fair
Senator Harding outlined an agricultural program at the Minnesota State Fair Grounds aimed at keeping the nation self-sustaining and improving farming conditions. The Sept event highlighted efforts to bolster farming, support rural livelihoods, and expand agricultural resilience nationwide.
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Associated Press
Minnesota State Fair Grounds
Sept
Harding
Minnesota
Elks Welcome Canon City For State Convention
Canon City Colorado hosts hundreds of Elks from across the state for the annual convention. Sessions run three days with many elaborate entertainments provided by local lodge members.
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Canon City
Colo
Colorado
Buenos Aires considers curbing horse race betting
President Trigoyen's administration contemplates legal measures to suppress or limit horse racing. Buenos Aires hosts a premier Jockey Club course with pari mutuel betting, drawing 15,000 to 20,000 weekly attendees. Bets rose from 800,000 pesos on Sundays to as much as 3,000,000 pesos, prompting talk that Thursday races should be suppressed.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Trigoyen
Jockey Club
Argentine Boxer Firpo Plans U S Visit for Training
Buenos Aires reports South American heavyweight champion A Firpo, weighing 212 pounds, will travel to the United States to seek trained management. He won his title by defeating rivals in Chile and other South American nations. In Buenos Aires last June he stopped Antonio Jirsa in three minutes of a scheduled ten round bout. Firpo also has a storied ring career and was a Greco Roman wrestler before turning to boxing.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Tnig
A. Firpo
United States
Firpo
C Kile
Antonio Jirsa
Wirpo
President Wilson Opposes Reservations in Omaha Speech
One year ago today President Wilson spoke in Omaha opposing all reservations to the peace treaty. General Pershing received a tremendous ovation on his arrival from France at Hoboken.
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President Wilson
Omaha
Gen. Pershing
Hoboken
France
Prosecutions Dropped in Texas Under Federal Guidance
Texas and federal authorities dropped all investigations into ice price matters after guidance from the U S Attorney General and state officials. The decision affects dealers previously targeted in Novi Texas and related enforcement actions across the Bayarel region.
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Texas
Associated Press
Kori Worn
Taylor
Jce Price
Novi
Washington
Earthquake Toll Reported From Subaquake Event
An Associated Press dispatch from Rome notes a heavy underwater quake near Lyons and nearby areas. Rescue efforts continue as authorities tally hundreds of affected individuals, with extensive damage reported across coastal towns and inland regions.
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Associated Press
Rome
Italy
Lyonou
Fort Worth Adoption Section Sows Unclear Platform Debate
Still undecided in Fort Worth as the Sept with platform draft and shale PxOeUlign committee new chair convene. Sessions began the second day of the term amid unclear guidance and internal party divisions.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Rain Damages Range In Texas Port Arthur District
Rain beginning to damage cattle range, says weekly reports from inspectors to the Cattle Raisers' Association. Weather delays grazing and may affect cattle herds in the Port Arthur region as crews monitor pasture conditions.
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Associated Press
Port
Wath
Texas
Cattle Raisers’ Association
MacSweeney 5 weaker in Brixton hunger strike update
London Sept 27 Mayor Mac Sweeney remains on hunger strike in Brixton prison. He was reported a little brighter this morning but weaker and more exhausted as the day progressed.
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Associated Press
London
Mac. Sweeney
Brixton Prison
Rum Runners' Profits Rise Along Detroit Border
Detroit reports rum running between Canada and Michigan yielded millions in 1920. Canadian revenue figures show vast profits from bootleg operations, with estimates of illicit sales and liquor brokers moving boat loads. Enforcement struggles as smugglers evade capture using faster craft along the Ontario border.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Bettween Canada
Arban
Ini
Itine
Michigan
Ontario
Lady Elgin Sinking Recalled by Milwaukee Residents
A few of Milwaukee's oldest residents recalled today the 1860 sinking of the Lady Elgin ten miles off Winnetka after being run down by the schooner Augusta. About two to three hundred people drowned, most of them Milwaukee area residents traveling home from Chicago.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Winnetka 1
Chicago
Weather forecast and Fort McIntosh observation
The forecast from the United States Weather Bureau at New Orleans, supplied by The Times via the Telephone Co, indicates tonight and Thursday will be partly cloudy to cloudy. Observations at Fort McIntosh note a maximum of 98 degrees, a minimum of 79, with a southeast wind and clear conditions.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh
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