Ireland Adopts Assertion of Independence at Dail Eireann
Eamon de Valera leads historic session in Dublin as Ireland demands separation from Great Britain and rejects British peace terms. Sinn Fein vows bloodshed prevention stance while aiming to establish an Irish republic recognized by external authorities. The crowd in heavy rain fills the streets around the Mansion House as sessions open.
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Free Trieh State
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Cerden
Steret
Costes
Hones
Eamonn de Valera
Ireland
Great Britain
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Be Valera
England
Cardinal Bercer
Belgium
Germany
Enlawfol
Sinn Fein
Mas Dads
de ‘Vaiera
Oneill
Frank P. Walsh
Walsh
Prater
Father Ofansgsn
Gaehe
Michael Coline
Republican Army
Armagh
Trer
de Valera
Wan
Meseer
Bah
County Clare
Av. de Vaieva
Tomer
De Valera Presses for Irish Republic Recognition
In private, De Valera outlines Dail plans to respond to Lloyd George and notes further elections and a potential new Dail ministry. He claims the Irish plebiscite backed republican government and asserts Ireland seeks freedom via recognized small-nation principles without renewed negotiations.
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Dail
de Valera
Ireland
Nut
Durite
Vera George
Lloyd George
Death by threats linked to poison pen letter drive
In a North Dakota magazine dispute, Mary De Brito char faced alleged threats via a poison pen letter from a magazine editor. Police investigated after De Brito, living with Mrs. Edward Weiler, reportedly wrote to the governor, received a hostile reply, and later died by self strangulation in her tub. Authorities consider possible involvement by the magazine’s society group and an investigator. The case draws on threats tied to a magazine controversy and De Brito’s past as a beauty contest winner and former Chicago ad department head.
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United’ Press
Mary de Brito
de Brito
North Dakota
Edward Weiler
North Dekots
Obenchain and Burch to Be Tried Together
Report states Madaleine Obenchain and Arthur C. Burch will face joint trial for the alleged murder of J Betton Kennedy. Defense will be shared, with Aaron Obenchain coordinating a team including Lecomte Davis and Warren Williams.
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Mrs. Obenchain
Arthur C. Burch
le Anodes Matalen
Obenchain
J. Betton Kennedy
Wil
Aaron Obenchain
Madaleine
Atformers
Lecomte Davis
Warren Wiliams
No i Davis
Berch
Fire Rips Through Home Injuring Teen and Baby
A lunchroom explosion sparked a blaze at a home early today. Mee Rubin aided two children aged 10 escape, while 16 year old Aherta and a ten month old baby were rescued as police investigated. Oren Einst and J McBreen, hurt in the incident, were hospitalized.
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United Presa
Mee
Tia Rubin
Ferta
Fie
Oren Einst
Miecapelie
Dirs
J. Mc Breen
Hemp Industry Erection Purpose Highlighted In Meeting
A community gathering in Waupea reported by United Press aimed to raise funds for an hemp industry project. The proposal centered on establishing a local manufacturing venture with aims to support employment and economic growth in the area.
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United Press
Waupea
Eusnecama
Olidr Indusry
Am Peat
Disarmament Conference Costs and Global Moves
United States estimates the disarmament conference will cost at least 1 million dollars with 200000 proposed now as an initial appropriation. France accepts the invitation to attend the Harding conference while Soviet leaders explore a parallel protective conference in the Far East. China plans a 31 member delegation led by W. Fen to Barrington.
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United Press Star
Washington, D. C
United States
Unoffici
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Briand
Lloyd George
France
United Press
Paris
Harding
Washington
Ert
Kiza
Moscow
China
Mongolia
Far Eastern Republic
Peking
Bencington
Aecar
Tr. W W. Fen
Three Hurt in Asphalt Boiler Blast at Port Washington
Explosion at the F B Coughlin asphalt plant in Port Washington injures three men. Chief engineer Wiare Ximmergood is hurled fifty feet, hospitalized with a possible fatal wound. fireman Martin Nelson suffers facial burns. Bert Benson is struck by flying debris and bruised. Boiler had just been inspected.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
F_ BE
Coughlin Company
Asphalt Manufactures
Port Washington
Martmettre
Wiarello Ximmergood
Martin Nelson
Bert Benson
Lesa
Entente Solidarity Assured Says Premier
United Press reports Premier Lloyd George declared that questions threatening the Franco British alliance have been settled. He noted satisfaction in reviewing council actions and affirmed the essential French security need for cralim and iron mines in Silesia as part of the security arrangement.
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France
Great Britain
Llnyd George
oGa
Colielj
Cralim
Silesia
Congress Debates Tax Bill and Canal Tolls Measures
The Ways and Means Committee will formally report the tax bill today while the Interstate Commerce Committee reviews railroad legislation. The Senate considers Borah’s toll proposal for ships via the Panama Canal and the rent profiteering act extension in the District of Columbia. Finances panel continues hearings on chemicals paint and tariff schedules as railfreight policy looms.
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Ways and
Interstate Commerce
Panama Canal
District of Cilumma
Interstate Commerce Communiies
Governors Blaine Hoan Welcome Dentists At Convention
Gov John J Blaine and Mayor Dariel W Hoan greeted thousands at the National Dentists Association convention opening in Milwaukee. President H P Friesel urged support for the incoming president. Dr M Ireland planned a talk on dental preparedness. Senator James Hamilton Lewis to speak at the silver anniversary banquet.
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Associated Frese
Wi Weetre
John J. Blaine
Wiscongain
Dariel W. Hoan
Milwakee
National Denial Association
H. P. Friesel
Association
Thomas Hartsel
Minneapolis
Wileb Wechtcat Papete
M.wireland
Army
Military Order of Dentists
United States
James Hamilton Lewis
Miriam
Siiver
Irish Dail Eireann Session Displays Unyielding Stance
Observers report the Dail Eireann meeting reinforces a firm Irish independence posture. De Valera’s speech signals an unyielding government position and potential unanimous cabinet endorsement. Oath details spark debate on loyalty to the Irish republic and the prospect of plebiscite or Ulster diplomacy. Strong cheers greet Michael Collins, Mulcahy, and Burgess amid defiant mood.
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Associated Press
Debra
Dall Eireann
de Valera
Dail Eireann
Ireland
Irish Republic
Tne Dall Eireann
Lierd George
Ulster
Michael Collins
Sammy
Richard Mulcahy
Staf
Charles Burgess
Eamonn de Valer Himeael
Michigan Troopers Watch For Carload Of Canadian Whisky
Michigan state troopers pressed raids in Detroit suburbs after reports of a carload of Canadian rye whisky crossing the Detroit River from eastern Canada. Officers seized beer and whisky and arrested several men while pursuing possible routes to Toledo and other cities. Windsor breweries were said to have seen a surge in demand yesterday.
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Associated Press
Detroi
Mich
Michigan
Windaear
Canada
United States
Detroit River
Detroit
Toledo
Fr Automobile
Windsor Brewere
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed For Two Firms In Federal Court
Associated Press reports involuntary bankruptcy petitions filed in federal court against Mibweshee The 9 National Stores of Sheboygan and Leon Netta, a Milton cheese maker. Liabilities listed at $26 222 and assets at $37 417 for the first, with no exemptions claimed. The second lists assets of $17 109 and debts of $10 166 with exemptions of $2 150.
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Associated Press
Mibweshee
Sheboyaan
A. Tiheee
Leon Netta
Cmiton
Fed
Bbankruptey
Miss Robertson declines to press woman on disarmament delegation
Representative Alice Robertson of Oklahoma, the sole woman in Congress, visited the White House saying she did not seek the appointment of a woman to the American delegation. She insisted any woman must be fully qualified as an international lawyer with diplomatic experience, language skills, and strong global standing.
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Uhe
Brees
Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
Congress
White House
United States
Tax bill changes cut national annual levy by billions
Washington lawmakers gauge 1918 revenue act shifts in the administration plan. Chairman Fordney cites a $790,530,006 reduction in the yearly tax bill as the House caucus backs insurgent aims. Mann wins leadership clash keeping excess profit tax to Jan 1, 1922. Revenue for 1921 totals $3.35 billion. Fordney to present formal bill report soon.
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Associated” Press
Washington, D. C
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
House
Mann
Illinois
Shipping Board Bill Favorably Reported
United Press reports Senate action as the deficiency appropriation bill for the United States Shipping Board and disarmament conference expenses is ordered favorably to the Senate. Senator Lodge’s plan for a 30 day Senate recess is blocked by a brief filibuster led by Senator Pittman. The House approves a rule to send the anti beer bill to conference with the Senate. President Harding could meet mercantile nation leaders to discuss exchange stabilization and foreign money values under a Senate resolution by Senator King.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Lodge
Senate
Pittman
Nevada
United States Shipping Board
Appropriations Committee
House
Harding
King
Utah
Florian Lampert
B.C
Thee
Amd
Mrans
Congress
Hawaii
Virgin Islands
Blair
Revene
Confessman Freer
Educase Ai
Fordney
Allege
Condition of King Peter Reported Worsening
United Press dispatch from Washington reports King Peter of Serbia in worse condition due to a complication of disease. Earlier cable notes high fever and rapid pulse as the king's health deteriorates amid mounting illness.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Peter
Belgrade
Appointed by Hoover Coldmith to supervise European division
Alan G. Coldmith of Milwaukee was appointed by Secretary of Commerce Hoover to oversee the western European division of the ceremony of foreign and domestic commerce. Goldsmith, a former serviceman, had gained experience in the steel industry before the war.
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sBy United Frees
Washington, D. C
Alan G. Coldmith
Milwaukee
Jermy
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Ceremy
Goldsmith
Shadow of famine looms large in Russia report
American writer Mise ONeil, with the United Press, describes conditions in Russia as famine looms. Markets in Moscow and Petrograd are busy as people trade personal belongings for food, while some fear cholera and hunger. The relief effort by Americans may enter the country as shortages deepen.
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Russia
Seeside
O'Neil
Rusa
American Relief Commission
United Press
Mise O'Neil
United Prese
Heral
Lfe
Volga
Moscow
Petrograd
Critical railroads and employes face pending strike decision
United Press reports a yearlong deadlock between railroad heads and their workers pushing toward a three week forecast for a strike or peaceful settlement. A key ruling by the railroad labor board on whether to require shop workers to be paid by piecework could trigger changes as large roads move shop work to private interests, including open shop plans seen at Marion Ohio.
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United Prexa Y
Railroad Labor Board
Erie
Marion
United Press
Mariin. C
China Will Not Be Internationalized Says State Department
United Press report from Washington states China will not be internationalized, despite conflicting reports, as conveyed by the State Department.
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China
United Presa
Washington, D. C
State Department
World Prohibition Moves Forward At National WCTU Convention
Delegates from years of the country arrive for the national convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union. Anna A. Gordon national president declares the nations are beginning to reap economic advantages of prohibition. The event unfolds with forecasts of global reach.
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Presa
Women's Christian Temperance Amon
Anna A. Gordon
Railroad Brotherhoods React to Senate Hearings Cutoff
United Press report from Washington says the big four railroad brotherhoods condemned the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee for abruptly cancelling hearings on a relief bill for railroads. William H. Johnston and L. E. Shepard protested the move as un-American autocratic and an example of railroad ownership of government versus public ownership.
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United Prece
Washington, D. C
Big Four
Railroad Brotherbsods
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Wiliam H. Johnston
International Association of Machinsts
L. E. Shepard
Order of Railway Conductors
Johnston
Sheperd
Estimated tax cuts outlined in new revenue law report
The report to the House details estimated tax reductions and gains for 1921 and 1922, including repeal of excess profits taxes, life insurance taxes, and certain beverage taxes, and a corporation tax increase from 10 to 12 percent. It notes overall net revenue effects and outlines partisan response from Democrats and Republicans.
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Associated Press
Wartington
House
Aix
Pétictes
Stevck
House Democrats
Representative Frear
Wisconsin
Ways and Means Committee
Three Negroes Suspected in Kidnap of Guardsman Wife
Authorities search for three Black men after Gail Stormer, wife of a National Guardsman from Farmingham and member of Company K, Fourth Infantry, Alabama National Guard, was kidnapped at night. Stormer says the men jumped from a car and abducted his wife during a city stroll.
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United Press
Alan
Polce
Gail Stormer
Farmingham
Company K
Fourth Infantry
Aleitama National Guard
McClelan
Authoritee Oy
Predicts Revenue Bill Revisions Amid Ice Cream Tax Talk
Washington reports the House debates the Fordney revenue bill ahead of August votes with talk of repealing an ice cream tax and other imposts. Proposals target wearing apparel levies, with hearings prompting criticism of witness restrictions and calls to tax land and railroads.
Lodge Selected as Member at Conference for Disarmament
Warrington H. Cabot Lodge, chairman of the state foreign reliefs committee, has been definitively selected by President Harding as a member of the American delegation for the disarmament conference. The appointment comes as part of wartime governance efforts.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Harding
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