De Valera to Get Liberal Offer Today
London July 20 The British Cabinet spent two and a half hours reviewing the Irish plans before Lloyd George presented them to King George. The proposals, drawn on generous lines, center on Eamon de Valera. Financial details troubled ministers but are expected to be resolved after consultations with Sir Robert Horne and officials. The general lines reportedly have the approval of Austen Chamberlain and others, with possible modifications. De Valera’s Dublin trip and further talks with Lloyd George loom as decisive, as southern Irish leaders weigh how to respond to the evolving plan and the possibility of separate Ulster and southern negotiations.
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Associated Press
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Iaid
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Attomer
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House of Commons
Ireland
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Ellor
Exchequer
Tremier
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Laming Worthington Evans
Te Water
James Craig
Sir Ses
Moi
Do Valera
Great Britain
Me Valera
de Vala
Iveland
Dublin
Irish Republican Parlix
Downing Street
de Valera
Belfast
Lloyd
Gider
de Velera
Herrick Unable to Find Suitable Home in Paris
American Ambassador Myron T. Herrick faces the prospect of homelessness after October 1 as no suitable Paris residence is located. His son searched long for a dwelling and only the Villa Gazelies near ten miles from the embassy fits, leaving no room west. Herrick has had to receive diplomats in his office at the chancery and was briefly embarrassed when Premier Briand asked for housing options. He has since visited Italian and Japanese ambassadors and the Belgian Minister in attempts to secure a suitable apartment.
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Mrese
Myron 'T. Herrick
America
Gazelies
Mr. Herrick
Eantime
Herrick
Ollearnes
Lancellory
Iviand
Merrick
M. Briand
Public Concert Cards Boost Hylan Campaign Effort
Public invitations funded by Park Commissioner Benninger promoted a July 28 concert with Mayor Hylan at Richmond Hill High School. 20 000 elaborately printed cards were distributed to Queens churches and civic societies, sparking protests over electioneering and public funding.
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Civic Societies
Richmond Hill
Richmond Hill High School
Misa Helen Stover
Metropolitan Opera Company
Albert C. Benhinger
City of
New York
Borough of
Queens
Goldman
Philip Berdnheimer
Richmond Mill
Benninger
Barnes Sets Open Golf Mark In 69 Round
Washington July 20 Long Jim Barnes the Pride of Pelham shot 69 in the Open qualifier, the only sub 70 round as 88 players survive to tomorrow’s 72 hole medal test. Duncan followed in pursuit while Mitch ell and Kirkwood lead a British challenge with Barnes amid a star studded field.
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Grantland Rice
Washington
Long Jim Barnes
Pelham
Duncan
Barnes
Jesse Guil Ford
Massachusetts
Boston Siege Gun
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Kirkwood
Hutchison
Hagen
Brady
McLeod
Aus
Jones
Manning Ramparts
Uncle Sam
Jim Barnes
George Duncan
Jim
Lightning George
Scot
Ayaa
Danean
Ants Shaw
Dancan
Anti-Tammany town meeting votes Curran and Lockwood fusion bid
In a ballroom gathering at the Hotel Commodore about 800 Republicans Coalitionists and others including women favored a fusion nomination for mayor. Henry Curran and Charles Lockwood emerged as leading contenders though several names were discussed with mixed support.
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Henry H. Curran
Manhattan
Charles Lockwood
Brooklyn
Commodore
YA. Wallis
Samuel Untermyer
Fred E. Smith
George McAneny
United States
Calder
Reuben Haskell
Henry Thompson
Henry W. Taft
Tammany
Mr. Taft
James My. Taft
Henry J. Curran
Douglas Mathewson
The
Bronx
Curran
Major Curran
New York
Fire Devastates Amatlan Oil Fields in Mexico
A major blaze in the Amatlan oil fields near Vera Cruz destroyed property valued in the millions. Two wells burned, Lot 162 covering about 95 hectares suffered devastation. Fire likely accidental from lightning or ignition, with no sabotage suspected. Troops and workers raced to contain the spread as concerns about rebels and claims prompt a possible federal inquiry.
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Associated Press
Amatlin
Tampico
Hiad
Amaton
Zacamixtla
Wallett & Thompson
Amatlan
Vera Cruz
Tuxpam
Empire
Tribune
Sewerk
Mexico
Aone
Ainennespeest
Akelot
Corone ‘Texas Oil Company
Mexican Petroleum
Norman
Cross-Examined For Three Hours In White Sox Scandal Trial
CHICAGO July 20 Bill Burns the states chief figure in the 1919 world series fixing case concluded his narrative of meetings with eight White Sox players to throw the series to Cincinnati. He withstood three hours of cross examination denying payments beyond expenses while defending his honesty and recalling Cincinnati conference with Attell and Bennett. Under James O Brien he faced sharp questioning over hotel meetings and hotel rooms in Cincinnati and Chicago. The session ended with Burns confident and clear though sometimes confused on minor points. Continued on page six Secret Commitment May Be Binding Mellon Tells Senators in Plea for Broad Authority
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Bill Burns
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David Zelser
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Iowa
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Bandohn- Son
John Tyrrell
James
Ropes
O'Brien
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Barna
O'rien
Chick Gandil
Warner
Gandil
Mr. O'Brien
Nick Allen
Allen
Thomas Nash
Buck Weaver
Witnes
Cinciny
Tumbers
Hurna
Friend
Nothaken
Byrne
Mellon
Secret discussions on British debt funding surface in Senate hearing
Secretary Mellon told the Senate Finance Committee that the Wilson era Treasury negotiated with Britain to spread the British share of the debt over 25 years. The plan, once thought not to commit the government, may bind current and future actions, with $943 million in accrued interest due from Britain France and others. Wadsworth detailed allocations and a tentative framework calling for deferment, while Britain abruptly halted the talks. Argentina also declined to mediate a Central American territorial dispute between Panama and Costa Rica.
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Houston
Finance Committee
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Argentina
Buenos Ayres
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Panama
Costa Rica
United States
Powers Ask America to Mediate In Effort to Avert Silesian War
Several nations seeking to ease the Silesian crisis informally request U S mediation. The United States may decline, as it will not involve itself in boundary disputes unless open hostilities loom.
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The
Tribune
New York Tribune Inc
London
United States
Gov Small Indicted in 2 Million State Deal
Springfield reports Gov Small and Lt Gov Sterling along with Verne Curtis of Grant Park were indicted by the Sangamon County Grand Jury for conspiracy and embezzlement tied to state treasury loan dealings. Indictments allege multiple embezzlements totaling 509000 to 700000 with a combined 2 000 000 in divers grants warrants and documents. Bonds set at 50000 per count as warrants issued for trial.
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Verne FE. Curtis
Grant Park
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Elbert Be, Smith
Curtis
Simall
Bonda
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
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E. C. Curtis
Brunige
Crant Park Bank
Minow
Treasury
E.R. Miller
Grant Park Bank
E. E. Miller
Miller
Brundage
Mortimer
Tansiliar
Preliminary Arms Parley Plan Dropped
A London report states there will be no preliminary disarmament meeting before the Washington conference. London officials expect a Washington session first, with Britain Japan and the United States likely participants, while France and Holland interest remains in Pacific questions. Churchill’s possible attendance is discussed, and a British cabinet dominion meeting may replace a London prelim.
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di Parley
Great Britain
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Japan
France
Holland
Pacific
Lloyd George
Briand
Churchill
Winston Churchill
Lord Curzon
Churchil
A. J. Balfour
Lord Milner
Associated Press
Aerial Bombers Fail to Sink Old Battleship
On board the destroyer Leary en route to Norfolk, a joint army navy bombing test off Virginia Capes failed to sink the former German battleship Ostfriesland after dropping 52 bombs. Four bombs exploded on deck causing limited damage while officials reported no hull leakage or critical damage. Notable witnesses included Navy Secretary Denby, War Secretary Dern, and other top defense officials.
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Norfolk
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Associated Press
Ostfrierland
Army
Navy
Virginia Capes
Marine Corps
Army Aviators Placed Thirteen of Them On Boad
Hord
Lght
Prankfurt
Frankfurt
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Ostfrienland
Mouibery
Oberrring Board
Ostfriesland
Denby
Navy Department
Weere
War Department
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Porching
Admiral Koontz
Naval Operations
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Menoher
Army Air Service
Hadoglio
Sireeches
Washington
Congress
Allied Break Over Silesian Policy Seams
Paris emphasizes German strength as Britain and France clash over Upper Silesia. London presses for a Supreme Council meeting. Paris resists. French and Polish aims fear German forces could destabilize the plebiscite area and risk renewed fighting among Poland, Germany, and allied troops.
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France
Supreme Council
Germany
Silesia
Great Irstein 1
Upper Silesia
Paris
Adalbert Korfanty
the Figaro
Poland
Russia
American Intervention In Silesia Improbable
Washington rejects calls for U S intervention in Silesia. Administration officials say no change in non intervention policy. State Department reviews European affairs while League of Nations pushes for contact with the United States, which officials deem unacceptable.
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