Irish Republic Demands Independence at Dáil Session
The Irish delegation led by Éamon de Valera reaffirmed a refusal to negotiate with Britain and insisted on full independence. Sinn Féin leaders vow to pursue bloodshed and principle, with negotiations to be considered in private after a forthcoming British reply.
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Lie first Gay
Prue lee
Dea Valera
Sinn Fein
Tw Valera
Idoard George
pfer
aiong
Countess Markiev
Thenea
mansion house
mrrahy
invita Liana
O'Neils
ford
damon
remiblican
Derd
Nell
Frank PP Walsh
Wateh
rene
soGaker
Explosion at Port Washington injures several
An explosion near Port Washington injures multiple people including Detec Jo oBroghy and Frank ced owas Smail. Victims are rushed to hospital with serious injuries as authorities pursue suspects and review the incident. The case involves Chief of Police Saunders and a reward offer of 59000.
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Jo oBroghy
Frank ced owas Smail
Toronto
iaira
Saunders
caan
Forfeited Property Signals Tough Prohibition Policy
Washington instructed Commissioner James A. Stone to punish permit violators under the Milwaukee Prohibition Commission. The ruling threatens forfeiture of rights to permits and up to a year of confiscation of brewery property for those violating permit laws.
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Frese
Milwaukee
sioner
James A. Stone
Washington
Gas workers overcome by fumes during street repairs
Dhavid Van Stelle of N Fourth Street and Leonard Van der Kreeke of 1tshhird Street, gas light employees, were overcome at 1 g o'clock this afternoon while repairing a gas main at St Clair Avenue and N Eighth Street. A physician cared for them and they were taken home. they regained consciousness after fresh air and expect to return to work tomorrow morning.
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Dhavid Van Stelle
Leonard Van der Kreeke
St. Clair avenue
N. Eighth street
nan
Delegates Clash Over Wisconsin Rural Letter Carriers Convention
Delegates at the Wisconsin Rural Letter Carriers convention debated reappointment of the president amid health and service concerns. Officers reported growing membership, with Sheboygan, Lincoln and Walworth counties at 100 percent, and discussions urged funding for organizing work and discontinuing the costly purchasing department. A picnic at Lake View Park honored volunteers and scouts, followed by coast guard drills entertaining visitors.
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Wisconsin
renort tiet Prem
Pyonin
oles
Dyburn
Gee
cmireal
ferline t
Tylurn woul
Henry Gusok
devine
Adams
Green
Columbia
Quanto
Milwaukee
Vernon
Pierce
Vie
Gallenbeck
Ane
mural benefit
co-operative
Sheboygan County
Sheboygan
Lincoln
Walworth
mutual benefit department
Arle
Lake View park
Edward Shambeau
coast guard
coast guard station
convention hall
Expected 10 Hold Friend For Murder
A coroner s jury in Waukesha Wisconsin is to decide if Walter Jankowsky of Milwaukee killed fishing partner Joseph Smolinski at Pewaukee Lake last Saturday. Smolinski s body showed strangulation marks and no water in the lungs suggesting death before entering the lake.
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United Press
Waukesha
Wis
Walter Jankowsky
Milwaukee
Joseph Smolinski
Pewaukee Lake
Jankowsky
Waukesha county
Smolinski
Jankowski
Gypsies Force Ralph Nichols to Pay a Toll
A band of gypsies camping in the Kromrey woods near Plymouth and Cedar Grove stopped Ralph Nichols on a state highway and demanded a $5 toll which he paid. Sheriff Koehn circulated a search for the group after learning of the incident and a prior Ozaukee County alert about a missing Milwaukee white child, but the band was not located. The description notes six autos in the party and ties them to an Ozaukee chase.
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Sheboygan county
Plymouth
Cedar Grove
Kromrey woods
Ralph Nichols
Nichols
Charles Koehn
Koehn
Ozaukee county
Milwaukee
Local unions press to protect Sheboygan labor force
Building Trades Council asks city council to adopt a ordinance barring outside contractors from hiring in the area, requiring local workers first, with fees for contractors based on job size and a plan to fund city fees, noting city work exempt. Named officials include Charles Luedke and C J Schirmeister.
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Sheboygan
Building Trades Council of
Trades Council
whole council
Shiboyran
city of
Charles Luedke
C. J. Schirmeister
R. Sec y. “Building Trades Council of
Wis
Fordney Sees $750 Million Tax Reduction Under New Bill
Chairman Fordney of the ways and means committee says the 1918 revenue act changes in the administration tax bill will cut the national annual tax bill by 750,320,000. The majority report was filed with the House.
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Washington
Fordney
ways and means committee
House
Weather Outlook Sees Showers Tonight and Wednesday
United Press reports likely showers tonight and Wednesday with a slight warmup tonight. The brief update notes a muted rise in temperatures for the period ahead.
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United Press
Biggest and Best County Fair Opens This Week at Plymouth
The Sheboygan County Fair began at Plymouth today and runs through the week. A new feature is the Eastern Wisconsin Firemen’s Association tournament on Saturday with departments from about a dozen cities. Exhibits include dairy cattle, calves and pigs, farm products, flowers, crafts, and a large automotive section. The Great White Way shows provide most of the amusements with eight free attractions daily, plus rides and carnival fun throughout the grounds.
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Sheboygan County
Plymouth
Wisconsin Firemen’s association
Bheboygan county
Sheboygan Day Declared by City Businesses
Sheboygan designates Friday as Sheboygan day with department and hardware stores to close Friday afternoon. Rotary club will attend the fair, and Plymouth backs a homecoming style gesture to support neighborhood cooperation.
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Sheboygan
Gewoop
Plymouth
Rotary club
Open air dancing and racing events at Plymouth track
A Plymouth track program features daily open air dancing at the Crystal Taka pavilion with fireworks for four nights starting Wednesday. Ten harness and auto races are planned Friday, with the horses event drawing many entries. Week events include multiple trot and pace races across Wednesday to Friday and a Saturday parade by firemen, hailed as the best tournament yet.
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Crystal Taka pavilion
Bone
Plymouth
vetera
jentered
Indian Spirit Stone Donated To Wisconsin Historical Society
Dr. Alphonse Gerend of Milladore Wisconsin presented a four foot high granite Indian spirit shrine weighing about 250 pounds to the Wisconsin Historical Society. The stone, once on the Indian road between Wabeno and Supercon, will be mounted in Madison near the library. Legends say the human likeness on the stone marks a man turned to stone by the great spirit to gain eternal life. The shrine, brought by Potawatomi from Michigan's Bark River region, has a hollow top for offerings of tobacco and food and a final tobacco offering was made before its departure from Forest County.
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Alphonse Gerend
Milladore
Wis
J. Gerend
Sheboywan
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Historical society
Wabeno
Super¢on
Madison
Wisconsin Historicalbrary
Bark river
Michigan
srone
Forest county
Unemployment figure from Labor Secretary Davis report
Secretary of Labor Davis told the Senate that about 5.735 million Americans were unemployed. The figure accompanied a response to a resolution seeking current jobless totals in the United States.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Davis
senate
Milwaukee Cheesemaker Files Bankruptcy Petition
Associated Press reports Leo Nett of Chilton, a cheesemaker, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition today. He lists liabilities at 17,739.21 and assets at 20,166, claiming 2,300 as exemption.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Leo Nett
Chilton
cheesemaker
sting
France Accepts Invitation To Disarmament Talks
France's official acceptance of the invitation to participate in President Harding's proposed disarmament conference was submitted to the American Embassy today for transmission to Washington.
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United Press
j Parise
France
Harding
Whalington
Bathers Advised as Olsen Reports Beach Temperatures
Keeper Ingveld Olsen lists today’s readings at municipal bathing beaches with water and air temperatures.
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Ingveld Olsen
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