Unionists Seek Ground for Opening of Negotiations
In County Louth, Cardinal Legue and three Unionists met Sir William Goulding to discuss opening peace talks between the Irish republican parliament and the British government. Goulding, a Dublin railroad leader, chairs major rail interests and sat on the Irish convention committees.
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Belfast
Mar
Astt Press
Cardinal Legue
Treland
William Goulding
Dundalk
County Louth
Wm. Goulding
Dublin
Great Southern and Western Railroad
Irish Railroad Clearing House
Irish Convention
Cork
Ross Carberrey
County Cork
Salary referendum on City Streets and Public Utilities
A 1921 notice explains a new salary proposal for the Commissioner of Streets and Public Utilities set at 1800 dollars per year. The election on April 5 will allow voters to approve or reject the salary change, with reasons tied to full-time city service and utility operations. The same notice notes local arrivals and church rummage plans and a Kentucky trip of Mrs. Sawyer.
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Comini
Ing
Vege Table Compound Praised By New York Woman
A letter from Mrs Ward Pirrs of 2 High Street Newfngh New York extols Vege Table Compound as essential to managing fatigue and housework. She says her trouble returns after long walks and urges others to use the product.
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Ward
High St
New
N.Y
Aerion
America
Year Round Club meets at Salvage Store this week
Society notes report the Year Round Club gathering at the Salvage Store and mention missing two comforts for Mrs. Asher. Federation Executive Council plans a regular meeting in the mayor's office at city hall with Mrs. Smith speaking. Mrs Frank Herran Smith discusses Korea travels in Pir Methodist Church parlors with an invitation to all women.
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Asher
Hughes
Olney
Kansas News Bits Local Chickens Under Lockdown in Fort Scott
Fort Scott police issue final notice to residents with chickens to confine stock marking gardening time and strict enforcement of the penning ordinance. Dodge City council approves paving six more blocks as part of 1921 program reaching eleven blocks. Pittsburg inventor C J Dodson patents an electric lamp filing arrangement claimed to extend lamp life with a simple adjustment.
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Fort Scott
Dodge City
Pittsburz
C. J. Dodson
York Man
Divison
Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Quick Comfort
A druggist offers a tiny bottle named Freezone that removes hard and soft corns and corn between the toes without soreness. The product is inexpensive and claims instant relief by dropping two small treezone on the corn and lifting it off with fingers.
Appendicitis Claims Targeted by Digestive Remedy Ad
A vintage ad promotes Adler-i-ka as a digestive cleanser claimed to prevent appendicitis by removing waste matter from both upper and lower bowels. It cites benefits for stomach discomfort and chronic constipation and notes a single dose effectiveness, with Dick Bros. druggists at 747 Mass St as sellers.
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Dick Bros. Druggists
Mass St
Deflation Drops Kansas Bank Deposits in 1920
Kansas state bank deposits fell by more than 36000000 from 1919 to 1920, the final report of State Bank Commissioner Walter Wilson shows. On March 5 total deposits reached 266 781 225 55 while December 18 1920 stood at 271 518 113 02 and February 14 1920 at 308 086 453 39. Of 1106 banks operating 6938 are in the guarantee fund totaling 1 674 369 28. Wilson defended the department policy and noted court support in his farewell statement.
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Topeka
Kassas
Kansas State Bank
Walter Wilson
Wilson
Department
Supreme Court of Kansas
J. M. Challis
Atchison
Athletic Board Delays Football Coach Decision At KU
Kansas University athletics ledger reports the athletic board will interview all coaching candidates before action. The committee includes Dr John Outland and Irving Hill with student members George Nettels John Tracey and Carl Winsor. New applications are welcome and no hire set for next year. Kansas State Ag College and MU plan a dual track meet in Columbia on May 7. state interscholastic meet on the same day.
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John Outland
John Fleischmann
Irving Hill
George Nettels
John Tracey
Carl Winsor
Aggies
Columbia
Kansas State Agricultural College
Missouri University
C. G. Clevenger
M. U
Haskell Indians Offered April 7 Game With Kansas City Blues
The Haskell Indians have been offered a baseball game against the Kansas City Blues in Kansas City on April 7. It remains undecided whether the date will be accepted, while a confirmed April 16 game with the Kansas Angies at Manhattan was announced by Coach Bell.
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Haskell Indians
Kansas City Blues
Kansas City
Kansas Aingies
Manhattan
Coach Bell
Ida Ee
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Leavenworth
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Seneen Street
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