Admirals, Irish Question, and Budget Chief Stir Debate
Admiral Sims defends his speech amid protests from Irish Americans while Britain prepares for Irish conflict and the Ulster Parliament opens. In London the government signals a firm Ireland policy as Sinn Fein actions escalate. Kemalists face Allied pressure as Greece delays moves. Dawes is named director of the federal budget with new aides joining the bureau.
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Admiral Sims
Denby
Britain
Dawes
America
Harding
Sims
New York
George
Queen Mary
Belfast
Irish Republic Ms
Trish
London
Ireland
Worthington Evane
Birkenhead
South Africa
Sinn
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Hading
William T. Abbott
Geofs Moseley
Henry Smitherpe
The Carroll A Deering Mystery and Pirate Theories
A schooner Carroll A Deering ran ashore off North Carolina with all crew missing. A message in a bottle near Cape Hatteras mentions a pirate rumor and chasers taking crew, while naval officials discuss forged papers and a world wide lookout. Admiral Sims denied quotes and clarifications followed in Washington.
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Carroll A. Deering
North Carolina
Cape Slatteras
Nulten
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Lie
New York
United Russian Workers of
United States
Canada
Russia
Departments of State and Commerce
Clash at Nikolaieyosk unsettle Far East fronts
The Japanese and Bolsheviks in Siberia clash near Nikolaieyosk as Chita mobilizes forces with Moscow aid promised. Gen Baron von Ungern Sternberg reportedly defeated, though Harbin dispatches claim his continued success. Japan conditions for recognition are harsh. US forces say three submarines were destroyed last week.
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Siberia
Nikolaieyosk
Far Eastern
Chita
Moscow
Baron von Ungern-Sternberg
Harbin
Ungern-Sternberg
Japan
Budget bureau head aims to marshal patriotism in emergency
The article discusses budget measures and wartime style discipline as Congress trims the army to 150000 and navy personnel to 106000 by October 7, with 50000 army discharges and 20000 normal discharges. It notes Borah disarmament amendments and potential presidential vetoes, plus Navy Denby actions against soviet methods and a ruling re officer command in sailors punishments.
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Congress
United States
Aris
Navy
New
Indiana
Senate
House
Harding
Denty
Denby
C. D. Stenyns
Michigan
Athol HH. George
United States Naval Reserve Force
Derby
Woman raises Himalayan rabbits into faux ermine coat
Velma Tilden of San Francisco caught a buck and two does of the Himihawan fur bearing breed. Within a year she raised enough rabbits to fashion a mock ermine fur coat and hat. The fur resembles ermine but lacks black tips, making detection difficult for experts.
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Velma Tilden
San Francisco
Himihawan
Little French Heroes Awarded For Bravery
Two French children Nathalie Cole aged ten and Louis Cyriou aged eleven were photographed after receiving gold medals and 100 francs each for lifesaving bravery off the Brittany coast. Both hail from Lesconit Brittany and saved peers from drowning in separate incidents last Christmas and September.
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Frances
Nathalie Cole
Brittany
Louis Cyriou
Fhe
Lesconit
Possible Oil Formation From Decomposition Of Fish Remains
Distilled herring mixed with Japaneses acid clay yielded an oil resembling crude petroleum to K Ko bayashi a Japanese chemist. By products included fatty acids. The article suggests similar natural petroleum and gas formation from fish oil decomposition, aided by vast fish populations forming large remains.
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K. Kobayashi
Hand Spinning Wheels Made in London for Far East
A fragment notes that hand spinning wheels are still produced in London for export to the Far East. It mentions a royal dining scene with the king of England's personal attendant serving only him. A New Zealand site is cited with an ocean depth over six miles. It also references a study linking hair color to insanity and a US census-like tally of personal crisis reports in 1920 totaling 1,171, including 707 children.
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Constantinople
Kemal
Constantine
Jord Curzon
Briand
Italy
Greece
Kemal Pasha
London
Far East
King of England
New Zealand
United States
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Edward W. Pickard
Xair
Germany
Cologne
Oppeln
Upper Silesia
Felix Davila
Porto Luco
I. Mont Riley
Kansas City
Island
Washington
England
Conteting International
Moses G. Farmer
Vermont
Iieboken
Frank Williams
Hoboken
Hint
Potomac Park
Silva
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