Burleson Favors Amending Dry Act Policy Shift Seen
Postmaster General Burleson signals possible administration stance on prohibition as Democratic platform talks at the San Antonio convention unfold. He and cabinet figures weigh tempering enforcement while Bryan opposes league participation and Armenia mandate prompts potential White House pressure. Strong debate rises around prohibition and policy directions ahead of the convention.
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Virginia
Otter
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Tongua of ‘Nations
Je Bryan
W Walson
Bryan
Ble Sermer
Congress
Armenia
Ibé Jonge of Nations
Nebraska
Sould
Irish Predigen Charged and U S Silver Purchases Reported
An article piece reports allegations about funds subscribed for the Irish Republic bonds used for actions linked to De Valera and the Irish platform. It also notes U S mint director buying 1.7 million ounces of silver at $1 an ounce for delivery in San Francisco, adding to 1.5 million ounces previously purchased under the Pittman Act. It covers a collapse in the German cabinet, and a London Times dispatch on anti radical drives in Washington with warnings to monitor parlor Bolshevists and radicals.
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Irish Republic
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Supreme Court
Daniel F. Cohan
Ramoon de Valera
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Treasury Department
Earthquake Strikes Los Angeles and Surrounding Areas
A severe quake caused heavy damage across Los Angeles County and neighboring regions. Buildings buckled, windows shattered, and streets filled with debris while casualties and injuries were reported. Officials closed streets, assessed structural damage, and residents sought safety as aftershocks rattled the area.
World balance gaps and political notes from Prague to Kansas City
A fragmentary wire summary notes a large U S balance deficit around 12 to 68 thousand? funds. mentions Prague inspired plot rumors against Garian communists and a Kansas City political page about a presidential term decision. Also references a health committee interview with Touett Sliguic in an unclear context.
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Kansas City
Wilaso
Swinlandon
Inpesst- Wits
Touett Sliguic
Civil War in Ireland Sparks Turbulent London Week
A London dispatch reports widespread disturbances across Ulster with clashes in Londonderry and Derry markets. Unionists reinforce lines amid ground tensions as republican and nationalist groups clash, while police struggle to restore order and prevent escalation.
Government Expenditures from 1919 to 1920 Reported
Treasury statement shows U S government outlays totaling 20.7 million paid in 1919 and 185.9 million in 1920. Navy department records 728.7 million, labor 85.0 million, and debt interest payments around 4.8 million. Federal contracts and transportation act costs contribute to overall spending.
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Tuna
Treasury
Treasurs
Navy Department
Department of Labor
Large Jewish Death Toll Reported From Typhus
A terse statement by Maudeber, deputy of Levy, cites typhus causing massive Jewish deaths and cemetery losses in multiple towns. The figure, 28 000, aligns with reports of widespread fever tied to occupation, while hospital shortages and Allied forces attempt to stabilize the region.
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Wiayaha
Housing push amid a tepid market and stalled projects
A garbled article notes a $660 million housing effort stalled by private interests and bureaucratic hurdles. It references Edward P. Dapta and Mayor Stuns amid tensions over urban development, with mention of segregated violence cases in Connnie UE and a stalled project in Naples area.
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Kora
Edward P. Dapta
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Connie UE
Chicago Riots and Race Clash Shock City
A chaotic riot fractured Chicago as hundreds clashed between white and Black crowds. Police and patrolmen faced volleys of stones and gunfire near a central district, leaving several dead or wounded while editors and bystanders mourned.
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Mme Ross
Leen
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Weaston Nomen” Press
Woondel
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Poles
Chicaya
Black Nell
Disputed Yard Strikes Signal Union Pay Demands
Fragmented report outlines opposing claims over yard strikes tied to Feoaht movement and 4,000 demand figures. Ambiguous references to Pennsylvania and Illinois manufacturing centers hint at broader labor action with uncertain details and involved entities.
League of Nations debate stalls at convention clash
A stormy session in Montreal features President Samvel Cetubora defending the federation plan as opposition presses to shelve the Covenant. The executive council quiets as committee reports on Constitutional relusies are rejected, with labor and American workshop factions aligned against ratification. The debate centers on the covenant’s provisions and the federation’s guiding principles amid factional tensions.
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Canal Squadron for U S Washingto Line
A fragmented note mentions a canal squadron for a U S line with references to ships, duties, and planned movements. The readable text hints at scheduling, readiness, and potential engagement, with unclear names and dates. Further readable details are scarce, but the fragment implies preparation of vessels and personnel for a maritime operation.
Iowa State News Highlights Rural Life and Education
A sprawling Iowa dispatch outlines county fairs, agricultural shows, and the 1921 Keating plan. Topics include a National Educational Association delegation to San Tako, drought warnings, and plans for a rural pastor training course at Iowa State College. Also noted are crop damage from hot weather, a pending postal rate hearing, and a new 48 by 40 foot milk factory building project.
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