Leaders Silent On Negotiation Of Irish Peage
London July 16 The Associated Press reports quiet behind the scenes in talks among Irish parties before renewal of discussions between Eamonn de Valera and Prime Minister Lloyd George on Monday Sir James Craig notes utmost secrecy to prevent harm Each side plans tri partite talks with Ulster and British government observers as preparations continue in London and at Chequers Court and Downing Street preparations for a renewed conference proceed with guarded optimism
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Associated Press
London
Eamonn de Valera
Lloyd George
James Craig
Lister
James
de Valera
Riosd-George
Chequers Court
K. A. Archdale
A. M. Andrews
Belfast
Alough
Lord George
Craig
Lloyd-George
de ¥Alerg
Ulster
Jay
Taster
Lloyd-George Asterday
Downing Street
Jeendon
Lower
Remarkable Texan Woman Praises Tontac Cure
Mrs Annie Lyons of 901 Henderson Houston Texas recounts decades of rheumatism catarrh and joint pain. She credits Tontac for restoring sleep appetite and mobility after failing with specialists in California and Chicago. She says nervousness is gone and calls the remedy the grandest ever sold. San Antonio druggist F Wagner and Meier Drug Co distribute.
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Annie Lyons
Henderson Street
Houston
Jutus B. Campbell
Sara Anne
Mins
California
Chicago
Kyi
San Antonio
F. Wagner Drug Company
Meier Paect
De Valera Signals Irish Republicans Stand Over Meeting
Report from Dublin notes progress on Thursday and Friday as tensions ease. Craig barred from talks after refusing to meet Irish Republicans. Republicans view Unionists from Northern Ireland as present but deem Sir James Craig shut out of discussions on England Ireland relations.
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Craig
de Valera
James Craig
Dublin
Nort Ireland
Sir James
England
Ireland
Dublin Bulletin quotes vow to resume armed resistance if peace denied
Dublin July 16 The Irish Bulletin reports de Valera and Lloyd George talks and warns that if a peaceful settlement is denied the Irish people will resume armed resistance to foreign domination. It notes the truce shows discipline and obedience are key to self government and questions English press misunderstanding of the situation.
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Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Lloyd George
London
Irish Bulletin Today
Bulletin
Imperial Conference Smoothing Way for Disarming Session
London July 18 The congress of prime ministers neared its close and the meeting is said to have paved the way for the world disarmament conference. Deliberations brought harmony between the Anglo Japanese alliance and the Covenant of Nations and suggested elimination of the military clause. The Irish question gained atmosphere for settlement and British foreign policy principles were clarified. The naval question remained general with a noncommittal regulation expected. no policy change or abandonment of Poem control was proposed.
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London
Congress of Prime Ministers
Dominions
Rom
Consumers Courage Forecasts Normalcy in Economy
New York reports optimism from financier Thomas F. Ryan who departs for Europe aboard the Olympic. He says global business is slowly improving, liquidation continues in the U.S. and consumers are cutting purchases to essentials as prices recover. He praises cooperation between union and non union workers and credits President Harding with guiding the readjustment.
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New York
Thomas F. Ryan
Europe
Nso
Yarding Bay
Drop Camp Lewis Case Dismissed by Attorney General
Washington D C. general law proceedings against Captain Robert Roxenbluth of New York and Sergeant Roland Pothey of Providence in the 1918 shooting of Lt. Alexander Cronkhite at Camp Lewin are dismissed. Attorney General Daugherty announced after a personal investigation.
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Washington, D. C
Robeert Roxenbluth
New York
Roland Pothey
Providence
Rt. 7
Alexander Cronkhite
Camp Lewin
Washington
Daugherty
Russia loosens private industry path through new decree
A 1921 report notes Soviet decrees enabling renting of state enterprises to co operatives and private individuals. The move aims to expand small home and private manufacturing, aided by permits to buy abroad and contract with private buyers while some fear graft and opportunistic returns by former owners. Professors predict foreign concessions may target iron, steel, coal and mines as rents spread nationwide.
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Louis
Levine
San Antonio
Chicago
Daily News
Daily Kewn Foreign Service
Riga
Esthenia
Commounists
Russia
Hfe
Department of Foreign Trade
Riaduerelay
Jeage Sdmeé
Ong
Dolgov
Syho Hag
Supremé Councillaye
Theosophical Society Hails New Superior Man Type
Seattle July 16 delegates to the Theosophical Society annual convention arrive. L W Rogers, president of the American section, predicts a new hardy mental and physical type will transform the nation and end strikes, poverty, and discord. About 10 delegates from across the United States expected.
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Seattle
Wagh
United States
Theosophical Society
Rogera
Charges Dropped in Fargo Libel Case
A criminal libel case against George A. Totten Jr and C. R. Gummeryon was dismissed by Justice H F Miller after A A Jiederbach failed to appear. The charges stemmed from a Courier News special edition alleging misused campaign funds. A retraction was required and given at a late committee meeting.
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Fargo, N. D
George A. Totten, Jr
CO. R. Gummeryon
A. A. Jiederbach
League
Courier- Newn
H. F. Miller
Liederbach
Corts
Lotten and
Gummerston
Courier-News
Confess to Kidnapping in Globe Arizona Case
Walter Hudson confessed to kidnapping 11 year old Yankin Kongas after arrest near Globe. Sheriff Hillyard of Lakin Kansas planned to take Hudson and Accomplice back to Kansas to face charges. McKinstry, the captured boy, was spirited away from the Kansas region and the officers planned to return him.
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Globe
Ariz
Walter Hudson
Bolomonville
Here
Orval McKinatry
Yankin Kongas
C. Hillyard
Kakin
McKinatry
Hillyard
Orval McKinstry
Kankes
Kansas
Lakin
Haden
Skinner) Kildington
Orval -McKinstry
Kansans reel after fatal shooting and strike chaos
In Great Falls Montana a street cleaners strike and pepper fight disrupted the city. Police and fire crews restrained a mob trying to free a pepper thrower from jail. The strikers and strike breakers agreed to arbitration and a return to work alongside the breakers.
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Mont
Jilly
Great Falls
Movb
Plead for Weak Beer Moves Before Commission
Washington reports a joint agriculture commission hearing where St A Jones of Minnesota Grain Dealers and Charles Kenney of a Minnesota farm elevators group urged legalizing 2.76 percent barley malt beer. Jones estimated the change could add 300 million dollars yearly to Northwestern farmers and proposed a Department of Agriculture testing squad to prove non intoxication. Kenney supported legalization as non intoxicating and praised enforceable laws.
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Washington
Joint
Congressional Commission On Agriculture
St. A
Kennes
District of Representative Volstead
Mr. Jones
Rainbow Division Veterans Aim to Aid Disabled Soldiers
At Cleveland on July 26 the Rainbow Division Veterans Association moved toward a resolution urging more adequate care for disabled soldiers. A bonus issue was deferred to the final business session. Delegates prepared to endorse memorial efforts to aid Belleatt Woods devastation as a tribute to the American Army in France.
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Cleveland
Rainbow Division Veterans’ Association
Belleatt Woods
Peace Grove under threat as Mexican children strip trees
El Paso reports that Mexican children gathering firewood are decimating a cottonwood grove near Juarez known as Peace Grove. Once marked by 25 trees in 1911 to note armistices led by Gen Francisco Madero, fewer than half remain today after raids. The grove’s name recalls Madero’s 1911 troops clashing with the Juarez garrison loyal to Porfirio Diaz and the armistices arranged beneath its trees.
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el Paso
Tex
Juarez
Mex
Io Grande
Peace Grove
Francisco J. Madero
Uel
Madera
Juaroz
Porfirio Diaz
Sinn Fein Convicted in Manchester Shootings Trial
Trial of Sinn Fein prisoners charged with shootings and incendiarism in June concluded Friday in Manchester. Of eight defendants, two discharged and sixteen found guilty. penalties ranged from five to fifteen years penal servitude, with varied terms for different defendants.
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Manchester
England
Sinn Fein
Trenton
Three Die in Fight in Lynch Kentucky
Lynch Kentucky reports three men killed in a Friday night pistol fight as police chief Tolcomb deputy sheriff Caldiron and mine foreman Carl Fulton fell while confronting four attackers. Two wounded, suspects unnamed, and a jail guarded to prevent unrest amid the chaotic scene.
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Lynch
William Tolcomb
Tim Caldiron
Carl Fulton
Harlan
Hartman Takes Office as Western District U S Attorney
John D. Hartman was sworn in as United States attorney for the western district of Texas succeeding Hugh R. Robertson. Hartman will maintain current staff initially, seeking to learn pending work before making changes. Robertson resigned after a lengthy delay and was considered for replacement amid Senate confirmation battles.
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John D. Hartman
United States
Texas
Hugh R. T Robertson
Hartines
Hartman
Robertson
Federal
H. A. Daugherty
D. A. Walker
M Bartmans
Attorney
Eli
L.e
Bir
de Jay
Roberts
Daugherty
Robertean
Walker
Senate
Mobertson
Judiciary Committee
Funeral for Edgar H. Wirsch at Porter Loring
Funeral services for Edgar H. Wirsch of 620 Dehnar street were held at 2 p.m. Saturday from Porter Loring Funeral Home with Rev. Edwin Knaak officiating. Burial followed at Mission Burial Park. Wirsch, a Navy veteran, studied at a Kansas City auto school and was visiting Milligan home at Medina Lake when he drowned Monday night. he is survived by his father and stepmother I K Hirsch, a brother Marvin Wirsch, five uncles Herman Hirsch Henry Hirach Max Miree Charles Warner and Ottomar Wagner.
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E. M. Wirsch
Edgar H. Wirsch
Dehnar Street
Medina Lake
Porter Loring
Edwin Knaak
Mission Burial Park
Hirsch
Navy
Kansas City
Milligan
Lake
1. KB. Hirsch
Marvin Wirsch
Jferman Hirsch
Ogden Street
Henry Hireeh
Fredericksburg
Max Mirae
N York
Charles Warner
Wyoning Street
Ottomar Wagner
Fred
Young Girl Finds Relief From Irregular Periods
Evansville Indiana girl, 18, reports relief from irregular periods and headaches after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she was often sick and drowsy, but the product helped during her periods and she now recommends it to others with similar ailments.
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Evanaville
Ind
Derampa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Stelta Linx- Wiler
Second St
Evansville
Miss Linxwiler
Peking-Suigwan Railway Finished After Engineering Triumph
The Peking Suigwan railway completed after years of challenges, linking Peking to Kalgan and extending toward the Yellow River region and Trans Siberian system. Begun 1905 under Yuan Shikai, operations halted by revolution and war, finished last winter by minister Yeh Kong-cho.
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Peking
Peking-Suigwan
Yellow River District
Gore
Kansu
Mong la
Yuan Bhih-Kai
Kalgan
Yeh
Kong-cho
Peking-Canton
Hanps Airs With Glowing Radiant Tones Ad
An advertisement for Hanps hair product promises youth health and beauty through Almédia min ater shampon Allvedin at a beauty show in venue 116 Travis 2089. Ruhr Miners Strife report notes German Ruhr region miners strike after negotiations with employers fail to meet demands. Amsterdam telegraph cites Düsseldorf dispatch.
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Lfe
Almédia Min Ater Shampon
Allvedin
Ruhr
Strite
London
Germany
Stra
Sark
Amsterdam
Dnesseldorf
Minora
Judge Smith backs amendments to state constitution
Judge Edward Smith of the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals urged support for all proposed state constitution amendments at a Women’s Club meeting on a Friday, praising several measures while favoring voting by the governor’s increased arias and broader eligibility, and noting Confederate veteran pension boosts. The discussion drew enthusiastic response, with club members urging legislators to utilize the Smith Hughes act for federal vocational aid.
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Edward Smith
Court of Civil Ap
Atute Cor
Woman's, Club
Hag
Texas
Cau
Peru Rebel Terrorizes Chimborazo Province In Ecuador
A Peruvian rebel uprising caused terror across Chimborazo in Ecuador. Indians joined defense efforts after kidnappings and clashes with troops. Troops were increased, and authorities expected order to return soon. In Texas, Mexican Consul Ruiz filed for commutation for Jose Flores, condemned for murder, with Governor Neff reviewing the case.
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Chimborazo
Ecuador
Lllagera
Yrould
Austin
Ruiz
San ‘Antonio
Samuel Beldeen
Argo
San Antonio
Neff Kn
Jose
Flores
Mexico
Falls County
Milorés
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