Ireland May Vote on Peace Parley Terms
Dublin crowds greet Eamon de Valera and party after arrival from London. De Valera notes freedom if people unite and hints at a plebiscite possible on Lloyd George peace proposals. Talks with Smuts and Craig planned to pave a tripartite peace conference.
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Sinn Péin
Tribune
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Duil Hirewmn
Art O’brien
Irish Self-Determination Gue
Coleagues
Russia Urges American Aid To Save Starving Millions
A Soviet embassy report from Berlin says famine relief committees in Moscow and Petrograd have appealed to the International Red Cross to place American Red Cross depots in the Baltic states at Russia's disposal. Maxim Gorky may travel to the U S to launch a relief drive for about 24 million Russians facing starvation amid famine, cholera, and locusts. Villages are wiped out, wells dried, cattle slaughtered, and mass flight toward Siberia creates clashes with welcoming towns. Provinces hardest hit include Archangel, Novgorod, Pskov, Moscow, Vologda, Smolensk, Tambov, Kursk, and others.
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U. S. Opposes Any Delay in Arms Parley
Washington officials say postponing the armament limitation conference is unlikely despite Dominion premiers' wishes. The administration insists on early talks to curb arms spending, settle Pacific disputes with Japan, and avoid delaying disarmament progress.
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New York Police Flee as Gas Test Clears Crowds
Gas tests at Fort Totten Willets Point Nassau Long Island dispersed riot police after eighteen bombs were hurled by Stephen Delaley a former army major in chemical warfare The tear gas caused eye irritation and tears but no permanent injury officials said Philadelphia and New York police scenes mirrored each other in the demonstrations of crowd control measures
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New York
Fort ‘Totten
Willet’s Point
Long Island
Stephen Delaley
Army
Blast on Ardmore Tanker Kills Four in Brooklyn Yard
A gas ignition caused a fatal blast on the Standard Oil tanker Ardmore at Morse Dry Dock in Brooklyn. Four men died and seven were injured, with tank removal and smoking rule cited as factors. many workers at the plant and nearby residents witnessed the explosion and its aftermath.
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Morse Dry Dock and Repair Company
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Brooklyn
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Sixty-eighth Street
Morse Yard
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Sixth Avenue
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Porty-third Street
Corona
Norwegian Hospital
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Schermerhorn Street
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Adel Phi Street
Gus Heklund
Fifty- Fifth Street
Frank Mack
Fortieth Street
Morse Employes Association
William Dorrian
First Avenue
Leslie Reid
John Reilly
Evergreen Avenue
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Pier 1
Hunger Strike in Irish Internment Camp
A hunger strike among internees at the Bere Island camp in Bantry Bay is reported by the chief republican liaison officer. He states letters and parcels are blocked and the flour is so bad bakers refuse to bake bread, highlighting harsh conditions.
Ford Tells of Beating Wall St Over Loan
Henry Ford recounts rejecting a Wall Street loan offer of 75 to 100 million dollars and instead financing debt with cash. He details paying taxes and bonuses, liquidating holdings, and restarting production across 35 branches, noting 93,000 finished cars and substantial cash on hand as evidence of self reliance.
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Columbus
Ohio
Governor Small May Call Militia Over Arrest Plea
Special Dispatch to The Tribune Springfield Illinois July 9 Gov Len Small may call out the state militia to guard himself from arrest on an indictment for embezzlement of interest on state funds and conspiracy while treasurer Judge E Smith delayed a formal decision on immunity until next Tuesday Small surrounded by a bodyguard and refused to submit to arrest asserts he is above interference The hearing raised fears of chaos if he surrenders and debates whether immunity covers only official acts with the judge indicating possible surrender.
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Ill
Len Small
Mester
E. Smith
Small
Smit
Sterling
Vernon Curtis
Smith
Mr. Graham
Graham
Posse
Illinois
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Joseph W. Fifer
George B. Gillespie
Brundage
Sangamon County
Hardings Preparing to Camp With Edison, Ford and Firestone
President Harding considers a weekend camping trip near Hagerstown Maryland if Mrs Harding recovers from ptomaine poisoning. Guests include Bishop Anderson and Harvey Firestone with Edison and Ford expected to join. John Burroughs is deceased. Camps planned along the Potomac River with about twenty people invited.
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Harding
Hardings
Bishop Anderson
Cincinnati
Harvey S. Firestone
Akron
Ohio
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
John Burroughs
Berkeley Springs
Ling
Mrs. Harding
Washington Sun
Calder Tangles Over Mayor Nomination in Anti-Tammany Talks
The anti-Tammany steering committee at the Hotel Commodore discusses potential mayoral candidates including Calder, who says he will not seek the post and aims to remain a United States Senator. Curran and Lockwood emerge as leading contenders for mayor and comptroller, with Calder favoring Lockwood despite his own position. The meeting hints at strategic moves to unsettle the Senate race.
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Curran
Manhattan
Charles €. Lockwood
Brooklyn
Mayer
Lockwood
F. J. H. Kracke
Senator Calder
Washington
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Barnes Wins Open Amid Harding Trophy Ceremony at Columbia
At Columbia Country Club Jim Barnes of Pelham, New York, won the Open Championship by nine strokes over Walter Hagen and Wee Freddie McLeod after firing 289. President Harding presented the silver cup, praising Barnes’ skill and poise as the first chief executive to award the trophy in person.
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Edward Ray
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Bobby Jones
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Missing grand jury confessions in 1919 World Series case
Original copies of grand jury confessions by Eddie Cicotte Joe Jackson and Claude Williams alleging bribes to throw the 1919 World Series are missing as the state seeks to admit the statements as evidence in the baseball trial. The defense may argue involuntary confessions. trial witnesses include Hartley Replogle and grand jurors, with jurors to be recalled if needed. Indirect references note a prior loss of papers and alleged gambling fund to obtain them.
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Joe Jackson
Claude Williams
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Williams
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Jackson
Raii
Gorman
Carl Zork
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Kokomo
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Saga Zork
Murry Redman
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Levis
Cincinnati
Seys
Replogle
Pace Four
His Thirst So Enormous Wine Thief Ill Pardoned
BERLIN July 22 In view of what was called his unusual thirst August Marcowski a janitor who had been sentenced to five months in jail for drinking ten cases of champagne belonging to a tenant was pardoned by the high court today He had consumed the ten cases in nine days Seemingly to vindicate the judgment of the court Marcowski entered the nearest cafe immediately after he was released to slake his thirst.
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Patrolman Drowns Saving Daughter on Babylon Outing
Patrolman Charles Potter, 50, assigned to traffic duty on the Queensboro Bridge, drowns in West Creek Babylon while attempting to rescue his 11 year old daughter Catherine who had cramps in the water. Other swimmers saved the girl but could not save him. Potter lived at 480 West 132nd Street.
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West Creek
Babylon
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West 132d Stree
Whiting Seen as Writing Obstacle in Era of Change
A fragmented note references Whiting as an enemy of writing, suggesting tension between traditional prose and evolving demands. The text hints at editorial or linguistic pressures, with ambiguous context about historical shifts impacting authors and printers.
Five Big Liners Seized From U S Mail Steamship Co
Federal agents seized five large U S merchant ships last night, the George Washington America Susquehanna President Grant and Agamemnon, former German liners. Shipping Board officials boarded each vessel at Hoboken and Brooklyn, citing charter rental defaults of about 400000 and signaling further seizures of other ships on order.
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America
Susquehanna
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Broadway
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United States
Thomas D. McCarthy
William Hayward
J. B. Small
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Rote
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Hoboken
Ferdinand Stahlin
Wilson
Europe
Schlesinger
Brooklyn
Army Base
Johnson
Columbia Street
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Vense
Beatrice Morse
Offic Clalk
Washington
Bern
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Atlantic
Small
Charles Burlingham
Burlingham, Verdier Maston & Fearey
Sipping Board
New York City
William Street
My. Khenesinger
Steamship Company
Charles Mayer
United Stat Mail Steamship Company
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