Irish Break Is Imminent Amid London Pact Strain
Dublin provisional government announces it will not cooperate with Belfast in the railway inquiry and directs public proceedings to open in Dublin. Michael Collins warns that progress depends on fulfillment of London pact clauses, while Sir James Craig accuses the provisional government of bad faith and cites Ulster boycotts and outrages. London agreement seeks cooperation, peaceful settlement, and new methods for Catholic Protestant differences. In the US, 25 leading colleges report 113 percent rise in attendance since 1917 without matching increases in funding or staff.
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Elfast
Dublin
Belfast
Ulster
London
Michael Gellins
James Craig
Collins
Clauce
Provisional
Commission of Inquiry
Irish Railways
Commission of
Michael Collins
Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Arthur Griffith
South Ireland
Marquis of Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Northern Counties
Women Warned of Partisanship at National Voters League Meet
Baltimore April 27 Mrs O Miller of Pittsburgh heads the Pennsylvania League of Women Voters in warning against endorsing or opposing political candidates to avoid making the state league a political football. She cites one party states and strong machines as reasons for caution and urges individual opinions and active work without partisanship. The policy issue arouses concern for the league's future and influence.
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Baltimore
O. Miller
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania League of Women Voters
National League of Women Voters
League of Women Voters
League
Genoa Notes Signal Ultimatum On Debts To Russia
London reports an allied note to the Russian delegation at Genoa will be an ultimatum on four points: debt payments, wartime debts with possible moratorium, damages indemnity, and restitution of confiscated property. The conference faces possible early breakdown as British papers critique Lloyd George and warn of European disaster.
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London
Genoa
Russia
Liogd George
Notws- Paper
Northcliffe
Lloyd George
the Times
Daily Mail
The
France
Ruhr
Germany
Europe
Great Britain
Daily Chronicle
Fire Captain Miraculously Saved From Trolley Car
In Pottsville Pennsylvania on April 27 Captain H B Seifert of the city fire department narrowly escaped death when a trolley car he was kneeling beneath to examine started. The wheels pushed him ahead and finally rolled him clear without injury.
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Wheela
Pottsville
H. B. Seifert
Seifert
Bootlegger Kills Revenue Agent Near Plattsburgh
Plattsburgh New York April 27 Anton Muiler a member of federal customs agents squad was shot and killed by a bootlegger at Altoona about twelve miles north of here. The assailant and three companions escaped.
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Plattsburgh
N. Y
Anton Muiler
Altoona
Here
Police Fatal Shootings Reported In Alabama Town
Anniston April 27 Marshall Welch a policeman drove an automobile with the bodies of Joseph Holiday and C B Hurst to an undertaker alleged to have said he killed Holiday in self defense and Hurst's death an accident authorities investigate the double slaying by a police officer.
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King
Anniston
Als
Marshall Welch
Joseph
Holiday
C. B. Hurst
Hurst
Remarkable Surgical Amputation at Jumet Hospital
A report to the Belgian Academy of Medicine details Chief Surgeon Gladeila's operation at Jumet Hospital in Tergnier. An abnormal extra head on a boy born a week ago was successfully removed leaving the remaining head normal. The removed head was larger and well formed.
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Brussels
Belgian Academy of Medicine
Gladeila
Jumet Hospital
Tergnier
Alleged Treasury Bond Leak Attributed to Fake Certificates
Representative Johnson charged in Washington that the engraving and printing bureau issued millions in spurious bonds. He cited duplicate Liberty bonds numbered 100,000 higher than legal issues and claimed a taxi driver possessed thirty one thousand dollar fakes. Congressman Wingo urged caution, disputing Mellon’s denial of duplication.
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Washington
Johnson
Republian
South Dakota
House
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Liberty Honda
Congress
Wingo
Arkansas
Metlon
Mellon
Bureau
Dead Man in Suitcase Caught Carrying Body Parts in Brantford
Harry Dent and his wife Mrs Dent faced murder charges after a torso was found in Dent’s Brantford rooms. Police recovered a bayonet and bloodied ax linked to Dent while the head and arms were found in a canal. Dent claimed he moved the body at a friend's request.
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Guaped
Brantford
Ont
Harry Dent
Peter Eghiazar
Dent
Baseball Scores From New York to Cincinnati Rostered
Baseball scores from New York Athletics to Cincinnati show results for multiple games with batteries and pitchers listed. Standings section lists N Y York Philadelphia and Chicago with win percentages, reflecting a busy batting day across venues.
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New York Athletics
New York
Rommel
Perkins
Jones
Schangag
Washipisa
Boston
Bateries Hei Wden
Anert Rity
Pennock
Waiters
Teveland
Chicago
Tsaveland
Robertson
Schalkey
Nanamaker
Louis
Detroit
St. Louis
Cole
Bassler
Bayne
Severeid
Philadelphia
Barnes
E. Smith
Ridg
Henline
Brooklyn
Vance
Hungling
Fil-ingima
Gowdy
Cincinnati
Rixey
Wingo
Walker
Clemons
Pittsburgh
Alexander
O'Farrell
Adams
Goch
W. Lpc
N.york
Philada
Brookin
Pittsbrg
St Louis
Cincinti
Popular Young Trainman Praises New Remedy Dreco
A Uniontown Pennsylvania trainman and World War II veteran lauds the herbal Dreco remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion. He reports relief after suffering gastritis and digestive distress from fast meals, saying Dreco improves digestion, appetite, and bowel function. The advertisement promotes Dreco as made from twelve herbs and introduced by Pearce's Modern Pharmacy in Frederick.
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DRECO
Andrew E. Gertner
Jefferson Street
Uniontown
Penn
Gertner
France
Nantes
Neve
Pearce
Frederick
Judge tells boy crook of plot to kill him
New York April 27 Judge Thorney Richmond county court disclosed a plot to murder and rob a 10 year old choir boy by confederates who sought to double cross him after arranging the looting of a Staten Island liquor warehouse for 15000. The defendant Conigal pleaded guilty to second degree murder and faces 20 years in Sing Sing. James Primm also pleaded guilty to second degree murder. Raymond C Colling refused to plead and awaits electrocution May 22 week.
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New York
Thorney
Richmond County Court
Joseph Contkal
Staten Island
Conlgal
Sing Sing
Connor
James Primm
Brooklyn
Nurder
Donigal
Raymond C. Colling
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Clear Skin
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle alternative to calomel, claiming they cleanse the blood bowels and liver, improve complexion, and banish dark tastes and bad breath. It recommends taking one or two nightly for a week and lists 15¢ and 30¢ prices.
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Mattie Crawford
Caule
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Attiude
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Lp.c. Myark
St.Louis
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Love Brothers
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Haugh
Miss Byrne
Welaht
Iba
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HOG
Dorothy Byrne
Aaron Rob
Adai
Seeger & Company
South Market St
Frederick, Md
George M. Chapline
W. Patrick ST. Frederick
Goodrich Tire
Pearre
Prescription Store
Telephone
Market ST
Helfenstein & Urner, Insurance
North Market Street
Wewe
Ives
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