Britain and Ulster tensions rise in Commons debate
Winston Churchill promised a robust debate on Ireland in the House of Commons as the imperial government pledged to defend Ulster and block coercion from the south. He cited British troops aiding Northern Ireland and blamed Sinn Fein for Belfast violence while outlining a neutral four mile zone in Pettigee and Belleek.
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London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Wipers
Sion Fein
Churchill
Ulster
Ireland
Trish
Pettigee
Belleek
Belfast
Irish Republican Army
Dublin
Liquor Valued at 200000 Seized in New York
In New York a raid seized twenty thousand bottles of rare whisky valued at 200000 during a storm. Three sloops were intercepted and fourteen crew members were detained for questioning by the port surveyor. They face charges of possessing and transporting liquor under prohibition laws. A bail offer of 25000 was posted for release after a preliminary hearing.
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New York
New Amsterdam
Bomb explosion ruins scrutinized. no bombs found
Fire Warden John Trouton examined the 1903 South Thirteenth Street ruins after a Sunday night blast at 10 50 finding no infernal devices. He suspects deliberate cause by unidentified persons. Mrs. Fred Gibilisco mentions two August threats and insurance coverage while the family was away. They live in Benson.
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John Trouton Monday
South Thirteenth Street
Fred Gibilisco
Oscar A Hirsh Shot by Wife in Nassau County
Wealthy former New York theatrical producer Oscar A. Hirsh lies in critical condition after being shot by his wife Hazel at a lawn party near Rene Davies home. Hazel Hirsh is jailed on an assault with intent to kill charge. witnesses say Hirsh accused his wife before she fled.
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Freeport
N. Y
Oscar A. Hirsh
New York
Nassau Count Hospital
Hazel
Rene Davies
Lins Davies
Marion Davies
George
Hirshs
Douras
Miss Davies
Brother Held After Beating Boy Leaves 8-year-old Near Death
Arnold Thomas Jr. is jailed without bail on a battery charge after beating his half brother Jack 8 to the point recovery seemed doubtful. Police say six lathe straps and a kick to the stomach were used as Jack earned $4.15 from selling papers and planned to spend it.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Arnold Thomas, Jr
Jack
Brick Paving Favored for West Q Street
South Omaha residents urged brick paving for West Q street west of South Omaha. County Commissioners Henry McDonald Thomas O Connor and Sophus Noble met delegates and McDonald said the road should be paved with brick and pledged continued support for brick under the road-building program.
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West Q Street
South Omaha
Aged man dies after train collision near Onawa Iowa
R S Wade aged 80 of Council Bluffs died in Mercy hospital after being struck by Northwestern trains near Onawa Iowa. Wade wandered from home Saturday and was found Sunday. he suffered a broken arm and internal injuries before being moved to the hospital. He is survived by his wife Rachel four sons and three daughters.
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Northwestern
Onawa
R. S. Wade
Fillmore Avenue
Council Bluffs
Mercy Hospital
Wade
Rachel
Ian
Anthony
Perry
Lee
Boise City
Idaho
John Bruns
South Omaha
W. C. Lang
Marie Wade
Graneweg
Judge frees man from paying wife bills in divorce case
In municipal court Judge W. R. Patrick ruled that an abnormal bill charged against F. L. Schell by his wife need not be paid. The order covers $884.20 for merchandise Mrs. Schell bought March to July 1921, with items from a ball to a percolator. Schell testified he warned the store to stop honoring her orders. the couple is now divorced. The article also notes a radio plan for Foreign Trade News to be broadcast by the Commerce Department on July 11 and 12 at 8 p.m. eastern time from Arlington NAA station, with wavelength 2,650 meters. Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
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W. R. Patrick
F. L. Schell
Woolworth Avenue
Schell
Washington
Commerce Department
Arlington
NAA
Whisky Runner Edward Welton Buried After Blockade Crash
The whisky laden taxi driver Edward Joe Welton is to be buried Wednesday after his body arrived with the widow Mrs Laura Welton from the accident near Canby Minnesota. Funeral services will be at 1503 Willis Avenue with interment in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Welton was transporting whisky between the United States and Canada when the crash occurred.
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Edward
Joe) Welton
Canby
Minn
Laura Welton
Willis Avenue
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Welton
Here
Canada
Bridal Party Freed After Police Court Dismissal
A wedding celebration ended with the arrest of a bridal party for reckless driving and disorderly conduct on Farnam street. Judge dismissed the charges after hearing Cochran and recognizing the event as a wedding celebration, freeing bridesmaids and the best man.
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W. B. Cochran
North Sixteenth Street
Lenna Halberg
South Nineteenth Street
Farnam Street
Cochran
Wallweber Seeks Fourth District County Commissioner Nomination
Frank G. Wallweber of 4608 South Twentieth Street seeks the Republican nomination for county commissioner in the Fourth district. His son W. H. Wallweber is not a candidate.
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Frank G. Wallweber
South Twentieth Street
W. H. Wallweber
North Dakota Primary Election Centered on GOP Senate Nominee
Voters in North Dakota will ballot in a state wide primary today marking the first time in years that the Republican United States senatorial nomination lacks a clear split between Nonpartisan League supporters and opponents.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
Nonpartisan
Barrows Calls for Separate Ballot in Special Election
Lieut. Gov. P. A. Barrows urged the attorney general to authorize a separate ballot for the special primary and election for the unexpired term of Congressman J. Frank Reavis. He argued the move would prevent alleged Democratic trickery as Republicans who filed for both terms withdraw from the special race.
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Reavis
Barrows
Tax Board Threatened by County Assessor Over Millionaire Pressure
County assessor Harry G. Counsman demanded the attorney general attend all board of equalization meetings, accusing members of being afraid of millionaires. He protested when Storz Beverage sought a $100,000 assessment reduction, accusing the board of losing nerve.
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Tax Board
Board of Equalization
Harry G. Counsman
Storz Beverage Company
Storz
Hearing on Elevator Rental Charges by Railways
The Nebraska Railway commission heard arguments for and against fixing rental charges for elevators on railway rights of way. Elevator owners allege new leases carry exorbitant rents. A petition to regulate rentals was filed by the Farmers Cooperative Grain and Livestock Association and the Nebraska Farm Bureau. Railroads objecting include Union Pacific and Northwestern.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Railway Commission
Farmers’ Co-operative Grain and Livestock Association
Nebraska Farm Bureau
Union Pacific
Northwestern
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South Ireland
New York Harbor
Heinz
Gibiliscos
Benson
Gibilisco
Paul
Bluffs
Ohomson, Gelber & Co
Thompson, Belden’s
Colgate
Omaha
Northwest Corner
16Th and
Farnam
Co. J. Andersen
Water Board
Rome
Gulbransen
Rospe Co. the Art and Music Store
Douglas Street
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