Irish Accept Won't Pledge Allegiance Conference Talks News
Dispatches report Sinn Féin accepts invitation to Inverness conference with de Valera Griffith and others. Lloyd George may attend armament talks in Washington if Ireland talks progress. Ulster Parliament warning cites risk of civil war if negotiations fail.
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Stalinist critic barred from Stamford Legion talk
Radical writer Mrs Rose Stokes was prevented by police from delivering an address in Stamford in support of Soviet Russia. Mayor Treat issued the ruling and the Times notes mob pressure outside the building as officers halted the lecture.
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Russian Reds Declare State of War In Bessarabia
The Russian Soviet government declares a state of war in Bessarabia, a Romanian frontier zone. Bolshevik War Minister Leon Trotsky reportedly travels to Ukraine amid rumors of mobilization in Romania and anti-Bolshevik forces. Trotsky warns that penetrating Russia will meet armed Red fighters.
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Senators Hold To 32 Per Cent Income Surtax
Senate Finance Committee keeps the top personal income surtax at 32 percent and extends the 4 and 7 percent normal rates. It rejects Mellon’s 25 percent proposal and sets January 1 1922 for the repeal of the excess profits tax while preserving exemptions for head of family and dependents.
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Eight Fall 1 000 Feet in Plane Into Hudson
Eight people from New York City and New Rochelle crash into the Hudson near Croton after engine trouble aboard a seaplane. W E Baldwin and Mr Manners guided passengers to safety as rescuers retrieved everyone without serious injury. Miss Helen Manners led the way to Croton for aid. Dr Nathaniel Brooks treated the party in Croton.
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Arbuckle Arraigned in Miss Rappe Murder Case
San Francisco report details the arraignment of Fatty Arbuckle before Police Judge Daniel S. O’Brien on charges of murdering actress Virginia Rappe. Coroner Lealand opened an inquest as prosecutors seek indictment, with federal agents probing liquor sources at the Hotel St Francis party.
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President Harding in New York Welcome and Theater Visit
President Harding arrived in New York from Atlantic City aboard a ferry to the Battery at 6 30 PM. He was greeted by cheering crowds as motorcade moved through Whitehall Street to the Waldorf area and then to the New Amsterdam Theater for Sally. He planned a Navy Yard visit and golf at Piping Rock the next day before returning to Washington.
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Flood Toll Rises as 109 Bodies Found in Texas
Rescue reports list more than one hundred flood victims along the San Gabriel River in Williamson and Milam counties with many deaths among Mexican laborers. Dispatches note over twenty families missing in Brazos bottoms near Cuero and Valley Junction and five drowned on Ed Green farms. The San Antonio Express confirms 49 fatalities in the San Antonio area.
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Hylan Must Go Campaign Urges GOP Primary Vote
Henry H Curran, Republican mayoral candidate, calls for Hylan ouster and urges 643 000 enrolled Republicans to vote on Primary Day. He argues for new leadership to revive New York City's government and aggressive steps this fall.
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Great Crowds Hail Curran in Two Boroughs
Crowds greet Republican mayoral candidate Tenry Curran in Brooklyn and Harlem as he denounces city leaders over school overcrowding. He cites 100000 children on part time or double sessions and urges action to build new schools and provide full daily education. Curran toured new schools with officials and urged voters to demand relief.
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Liverpool Unemployed Clash With Police in Public Square
Liverpool unemployed clash with police in Walker Public Art Gallery area as baton charges fail to quell disorder. The riot follows nightly protests and precedes a London cabinet committee meeting on relief funding and unemployment amid austerity pressures.
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Bethlehem Steel Cuts Wages Across All Plants
Bethlehem Steel Company announced a general wage cut for common labor at all plants. The reduction takes effect September 16 and aligns wages with the May 1, 1917 scale, with equitable adjustments to other pay and piece and tonnage rates.
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Curran Poised To Win Brooklyn Mayoral Nomination
The anticipated Republican mayoral race centers on Curran as the likely nominee with Haskell and La Guardia close behind. Brooklyn supporters expect Curran’s strength to carry Manhattan and the Bronx, while women voters multimillion participation could tilt the result. Enrollment shows 643 630 total voters with 254 434 women.
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