Eland Final Offer Stance Amid Ireland Talks
Premier George in the House of Lords asserts the government has gone to the limit in its offers to Ireland. Lloyd George warns the crisis could threaten crown authority and imperial unity if terms are rejected, while adjournment looms until October as negotiations stall.
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Marques Carson
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Lloyd Ree
Ireland
Lloyd George
Dail Eireann
Commons Metreite
Irish Prepared for Renewed War Amid Dail Terms Rejection
Dublin Aug 19 The Irish republican army readies for renewed conflict while the Dail Eireann reportedly rejects British terms and drafts counter proposals. Sinn Fein leaders plan private sessions over the weekend and a public statement Tuesday. I R A troopers guard Mansion House during the Dail meeting as Dublin Castle tightens barricades and officials reinforce security inside tennis courts.
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Irish Republican
Dail Eireann
Sinn Fein
Trish
Dublin Castle
Ministry Falls If Pact Signed
Berlin Aug 19 The Wirth government would be overthrown if it signs the peace treaty proposed by the United States. Negotiations continue between Loring Dressel and Chancellor Wirth, who says no party will back him if he accepts the American terms as they stand.
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Wirth
United States
United Press
Loring Dressel
Affairea
Germany
Frank Vanderlip
Vanderlip
Harding
Colonel House
Lusitania
Klan
Seattle
America
Ku Klux Klan
Thas
Priest Murder Angles Probed In Frantic Inquiries
San Francisco dispatch reports investigators probing new angles in the Father Patrick Heslin murder case. District Attorney Swart questioned Doris Putnam at La Honda while two employment agency workers allege an accomplice. Police search Salada beach continues as Hightower remains silent on material details. He allegedly wrote a letter to Mary Pickford from his cell in an attempt to feign innocence.
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Patrick Heslin
William Hightower
Salada Beach
Swart
San Mateo County
la Honda
Doris Putnam
Shirley
Hightower
A. Landini
Mary Pickford
Brumfield Taken to Roseburg Jail in Murder Probe
Dr M Brumfield wanted in the murder of Dennia Russell, Hermit laborer, July 13, was brought to Roseburg Oregon by auto from Shasta Limited under guard of Sheriff Starmer and placed in the county jail. He and his wife spoke briefly at the entrance before he retired to bed amid a quiet scene.
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Roseburg
Ore
Hr M. Brumfield
Dennia Russell
Brumfield
Starmer
Shasta Limited
Fighter Sentenced for Manslaughter in Drunken Fight
Willard Black pleaded guilty to manslaughter before Judge Mitchell A. Gilliam after a coroner's jury found him responsible for the death of A. G. St. Croix from a drunken fight. Black received a six month sentence in the King county jail.
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Mitchell A. Gilliam
Black
A. G. St. Croix
King County
Jail Breaker Captured Here in Clarendon Hotel
Sheriff Matt Starwich trapped fugitive Earl GQ Newburn in his room at the Clarendon hotel, opposite police HQ, after pepper gas escape from Kiteap county jail. Newburn claimed innocence in the jailbreak, saying he woke to find his bunk unlatched and fled with two other escapees already leaving.
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Newburn
Kiteap County
Dushing Pepper
John Rangatt Starwich
Clarendon Hotel
Fourth Ave
Kitnap
Alexander C. Donoway
Henry Brandner
He Newburn
Tacoma
Seattle
Clarendon
Autos Collide Injuring Three on Westlake and Virginia
A head on crash at Westlake avenue and Virginia street early Friday left three injured. Taxicab driver M H Gallagher 27 of 4515 47th Ave SW was arrested for reckless driving after a collision with Eugene France 305 12th Avenue. France and a passenger were injured with cuts and bruises as both cars overturned.
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Virginia St
M. H. Gallagher
47Th Ave. S. W
Eugene France
Gallagher
City Hospital
France
Russ Not Eager for Land in Russia Editor Claims
The Nation associate editor Lewis Gannett reports from Russia that peasants would accept a reformer who proclaims land ownership with indifference. He has just returned from months of observation on Russian conditions.
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Russia
Lewis Gannett
the Nation
Gannett
Highwayman Threatens Finger Bite Over Ring
A Boston woman, Mrs. K W Howlett, faced a highwayman who threatened to bite her finger when a ring would not slip off. The assailant then bit out the stone from its platinum setting as a compromise.
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Omaha
K. W. Howlett
Boston
Baby's Soldier Dad Dead and Mother to wed US Sergeant
Miss Rose Lewis of London travels with her four year old daughter Lillian to marry Edgar Hurst, a former A E F sergeant, after learning the English soldier father of her baby was killed. Immigration officers detained her while Hurst wired from Meta line Walls Wash that the marriage would proceed.
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New York
Rose Lewis
London
Lillian
Edgar Hurst
Woman Attacked in Home Fight Ends in Jail
Police arrest two men Carl Hall 71 and R B Sherman 26 after a violent break in at 646 W Bist. Officers found a loaded revolver and liquor in the basement. The woman lay unconscious while Hall and Sherman awaited investigation.
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City
Carl Hall
Lone Shoreman
R. BR. Sherman
Hall
Sherman
Donohue
Faithful Wife Seeks Divorce From Caminetti
Elizabeth M Caminetti files suit for divorce from F Drew Caminetti linked to the Diggs Caminettle elopement case. She alleges cruel and inhuman treatment and notes she remained with him during his Mann Act arrest and imprisonment. Caminetti is son of former U S immigration commissioner Anthony Caminetti.
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Jackson
Calif
Elizabeth M. Caminetti
F. Drew Caminetti
Diggs
Dance Night for Seattle Legion Welfare Drive
The American Legion employment department in Seattle hosts a Saturday Armory dance to raise funds for winter operations. Since June 1 the department has placed 800 veterans in jobs, but more money is needed. tickets are sold through the Stewart Building committee and Seattle leaders.
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American Legion
Armory
American Legion Employment Department
Department
Seattle
American Legion Employment Committee
Stuart Building
Auto Caravan Bound West Reaches Iowa
A 98 person caravan led by Scott arrived in Cedar Rapids en route to the Golden West. The group of 28 New York families plans to settle in Buhl Idaho after traveling by automobile and three army trucks. They spent the night at Riverside tourist park and head to Tama in the morning for dinner before Marshalltown that night.
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Cedar Rapids
Scott
New York
Horace Greeley
Golden West
Buhl
Idaho
Riverside
Tama
Marshalltown
Broom Corn With Four Rows of Stitching
A fragment notes broom corn described as having four rows of stitching. The text suggests a craft item or agricultural product, but details are limited and no events or people are specified.
Death of George C. Treat noted in Seattle
Word reached Seattle on Thursday of the death in West Newton Massachusetts of George C Treat aged 69 a brother of the late Charles Treat former United States treasurer He was a kinsman of Harry Whitney Treat of Seattle.
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George C. Treat
Charles Treat
United States
West Newton
Mass
George Treat
Harry Whitney Treat
Seattle
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