Smuts May Visit Dublin To Aid Irish Peace Talks
London dispatch reports Gen. Jan Smuts, South African premier, likely to travel to Dublin early next week to assist Eamonn de Valera and Sir James Craig in evaluating Lloyd George's Irish peace proposals. Observers see Smuts as a valuable mediator with insight into dominion home rule and past anti English leadership. A Dail Eireann meeting to discuss the offer is expected next week, with ten days or more likely before clear developments emerge.
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London
Jan
General Smuts
de Valera
Ireland
Smuts
Smut
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Lloyd- George
Dail Eireann
Lloyd George
James Craig
Lloyd-George
Eamonn de Valera
Ulster
Irish peace bid by Premier likely to settle talks
Impression grows that an Irish peace offer from Premier George is advancing toward settlement though terms remain secret. Sources in Dublin report momentum, with officials and associates noting readiness to end hostilities despite undisclosed conditions.
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Fress
Dublin
Tyaly
Linsd George
Northcliffe Hopes Irish Conference Will End Trouble
Northcliffe hopes the Irish conference will settle the conflict as Samonn de Valera remains a key figure. He notes a seven day limit cannot resolve a thousand years of issues while predicting a broader push for disarmament talks in Europe and a non stop airship flight plan from Britain to Australia. He plans a Washington visit and a voyage on August 6 from Vancouver to explore international problems.
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New York
Lord Northcliffe
England
Harding
Europe
Great Britain
Southampton
Britain
British Isle
Australia
the Times
Idoyd George
Washington
Vancouver
China
Japan
Philippines
India
Indian Divorce Suit Thrown From Court With Venue Faulty
In Pawhuska Oklahoma the divorce case filed by Steve R Boulanger against Helen Boulanger was dismissed after Judge Charles B Wilson ruled both parties were Kansas residents. Evidence showed Boulanger bought a home in Elgin Kansas and moved from a ranch near Pawhuska eight months prior to preserve his wife’s affection. Attorneys sought Oklahoma venue. a Kansas filing was hinted. Jack Dempsey denied knowledge of any letters from Mrs Boulanger and claimed he receives hundreds of fan mail daily, with managers handling correspondence and not reviewing every item.
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Pawhuska
Steve R. Boulanger
Helen Boulanger
Jack Dempsey
Charles B. Wilson
Kansas
Oklahoma
Boulanger
Elgin
Kan
Dempsey
Los Angeles
Okla
Vessels Seized By Shipping Board Over Due Rent
New York July 23 Agents of the United States Shipping Board seized four large steamers chartered to the United States Mail Steamship Company after prior raids, adding to five already taken yesterday. The ships include George Washington and American Susquehanna. total value about 82 1/2 million. Seizures followed rental arrears of about 100000 and alleged contract laxity. Custodians placed aboard. company intends to contest in court.
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New York
United States Shipping Board
United States Mail Steamship Company
United States Marchant Marine
Elmer Schlesinger
Shipping Board
Ortith
George Washington
Europe
Schlesinger
KH. A. Quarles
Famine tests Soviet strength as tax plan rises
In Riga 1921 dispatch reports Soviet leaders gamble between regime stability and hunger crisis. Pravda backs in kind food tax ahead of harvest, while figures like Krassin Lunacharsky and Gorky form a relief committee under Red Cross. Citizens and officials mobilize for aid as peasant hunger and disease fears mount.
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Louis Levine
San Antonio Light
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Daily Nawal Foreign Service
Riga
Russia
Pravda
Keiler
All Russia
Insignia for Warrant Officers Sold by Army Committee
The insignia for warrant officers, depicting a living eagle on two arrows within a wreath, has been placed on sale by the army committee in the last few days. The tangled notices include ads for Willet's Famous Dance Orchestra, a report of a man beaten by his brother, a police inquiry, a bar change, a dance at Culebra Inn, fines for harassing women at a Main avenue hall, and notices of goods for sale and a relocation of Wirkpatrick Company to 203 Alano Plaza.
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Negro
Revulyer
Mayor reveals four changes to city board of health
Mayor Black announced a new city board of health Saturday morning. The members are Dr. O Judking, Dr FL W Sorell, Dr I7 Gerrey, Dr T L Moody, and Dr W2B Thuss, all of whom will serve except Dr use who is not in the city. Judkins named chairman patient. The board aims to cover chief divisions to provide specialist services during epidemics and assist in enacting health ordinances for the city. Dr J Berrey holds a seat. health officer Dr eg rity also serves ex officio.
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City Board of Health
Black
Judking
FL W. Sorell
Gerrey
T. L. Moody
Tilack
Use
Judkins
Cosen
J. Berrey
Se Cit
Saad
Elie
Ordinnees
É Ing
Rity Health Officer
Two Babies Hurt In Friday Night Traffic
Two babies sustained injuries in separate Friday night traffic incidents. A Mia KE vehicle hit near Garden and Nueva street threw a child against the car, injuring the infant’s head. Another crash near their home on South Flores injured the Endrizzi infant. An auto owned by WoW Day Koehler overturned near Bergs Mill, injuring Miss Mabel Day. A 14-year-old driver struck Mrs. G B Oates’ car in the 600 block South Prosa Street, causing damage and arrest. Multiple other minor accidents reported with no injuries. Kirkpatrick Company moved to 203 Alaina Plaza.
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Mia KE
EL Yacker
North Flores Street
Garden and Nueva Street
Philip Endrizzi
South Flores Street
Oelick
Wow
Koehler
Edgar, Eugene
Miss Mabel Day
Aloe Drake
Berg's Mill
Mabel Jay
G. 2
Oates
Prosa Street
Unloaded pistol death shocks San Antonio youth
Richard Pedrotti, 20, of 180 Stimpson Street, died at a local hospital at 1 AM Saturday after a pistol in Manuel Saenzs hands discharged. He had been with friends at Black Hawk Cafe on South Flores Street last Wednesday morning. Pedrotti told investigators he and others had been pistol practice in the country and believed the weapons were unloaded. He was native of San Antonio, survived by parents, three brothers and five sisters. Funeral at Guerra Funeral Chapel then St Henrys Church with interment at San Fernando cemetery.
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Richard Pedrotti
Stimpson Street
Manuel Saenz
Pedrotti
Black Hawk
South Flores Street
Oly
Mauermann
Kriday
Saenz
San Antonio
Domenico Pedrotti
John
Dante
Constantino Pedrotti
Mary
Iunuisa
Angelita
Janice
Julia Pedrotti
The
Guerra Undertaking Company
St. Henry's Church
Father Roblin
Joe White
James Maschero
Joe Volner Jr
Charles Castello
Joe Gottardy
John Trecia
San Fernando Cemetery
Free weddings for legionnaires at national convention
Kansas City July 23 Veterans of the world war attending the third annual American Legion convention here Oct 21–Nov 2 will be married free of charge by Rev John W. Inter national chaplain of the legion The offer was made in a letter to Albert E Hutchins chairman of the executive committee The committee will pay for the marriage license The chaplain says he will perform ceremonies free of charge for ex service men and brides during the convention Officials estimate at least 100 veterans will wed
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The
American Legion
John W. International Chanlain
Legion
Chanlain
Albert E. Hutchins
Hutchins
Stev. Afr. Inter
First Baptist Church
Chattanooga, Tenn
Police Court Busy With Heaviest Docket Of Week
Sixty cases filled the police court docket on Saturday. Fines totaled 800 dollars with 260 dollars paid in delinquents going to jail. Traffic violations dominated the docket as arrests by motorcycle officers numbered 35 cases. Twenty eight motorists went to trial. Two defendants were noted.
It Surely Was No Lucky Day for a Run-Down Man
Harry Davidson of Houston, Texas, says Tanine revived his health after a year of nervous fatigue headaches and constipation. He credits the medicine with reenergizing his body and restoring vitality and strength. The product is sold in San Antonio by H. L. Wagner Drug Co and Meier Pharmacy.
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Harry Davidson
East Ninth St. Houxtos
Tex
Anlae
Tannie
San Antonio
H. 1. Wagner Drug Company
Meier Pharmacy
Local speeding fines set by judge with mercy clause
Charges for traffic offenses included speeding fined at 25 dollars each for twelve or more offenders. Thirteen others paid fines ranging from 5 to 15 dollars under Judge Rochester’s policy that no excessive penalties be imposed unless testimony shows flagrant violations.
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Rochester
Miss Genevieve Hebert Obituary Notice
Miss Genevieve Hebert aged 24 died at 4 40 Saturday morning at the family residence 950 Essex street She came to San Antonio from New Orleans three months ago with her parents in an effort to improve her health She is survived by Mr and Mrs J S Hebert and three sisters Funeral services will be held at 5 o clock Saturday afternoon at the residence Interment will be in Mission Burial Park Services by Hagg and McColhim Undertakers Also noted are brief obituaries for Col Lee S Daniel and a mention of Roselawn Cemetery with real estate and business notices from local firms
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Genevieve Hebert
Essex Street
Rebert
San Antonio
New Orleans
J. S. Hebert
Mission Burial Park
Crane travels Siberia after China post retirement
Charles B R Crane, retiring American minister to China, is en route to the United States via the Trans-Siberian railroad and has reached Nomsk after leaving Peking. Mexico City reports a 20 percent wage cut for railroad workers earning 100 pesos or more, with staff reductions to follow. An advertisement promotes a hair shampoo claiming glowing tones and youth.
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Siberia
Peking
Charles BR. Crane
China
United States
Soviet Russia
Jere Announte
Crane
Nomsk
Mexico City
National Railroad
Railway Board of Directors
North Dakota Seeks 25000 Harvest Helpers
Fargo July 23 about 25000 men needed in North Dakota to harvest wheat and other crops. M. Bowe head of the Federal Employment Service announced farmers are offering about 3 dollars per day for laborers.
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North Dakota
Irs
Bowe
Federal Employment Service
Lnst Alent
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