Irish Peace Up to Ulster Clash in London Talks
London July 18 two days of Irish peace preliminaries near end with Lloyd George and De Valera meeting for a third time. Ulster premier Sir James Craig faces concessions and possible shifts in strategy while De Valera invites Dublin minorities to confer. Irish Bulletin warns that failure to reach a settlement could lead to renewed armed resistance.
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London
Uvhich
Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
Great Britain
Sinn Fein
Ulster
James Craig
Downing Street
Lloyd ‘George
de Valera J
James
de Valera
Ulster Cabinet
Sir James
Craig
Dall Eireann
Dublin
England
Ireland
Irish Bulletin
House frees hides from free list in Fordney tariff
Washington July 18 The house removed hides from the free list in the Fordney tariff bill and set an ad valorem duty of 15 percent. The crucial vote stood at 155 to 97 as lawmakers acted on tariff protections.
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House
Washington
Aberdeen Faces I W W Threat After 108 Deportations
Aberdeen, July 18. Authorities brace for radicals returning with reinforcements as 108 alleged I W W members were deported by a Brown County posse led by Sheriff Henry C. Elliott. Demonstrations over Harry Casey’s arrest sparked reaction and docked meals dispute. Card men rally anticipated 1,000 to 1,500 in Aberdeen by Sunday while harvest labor pays 33 per day, cited as unfair by I W W.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Citizens
Henry C. Elliott
Brown County
Harry Casey
Chicago
I W. W
Casey
Mitchell
South Dakota
Federal Farm Labor Employment Bureau
North
Veterans Censure Harvey at Rainbow Division Meet
Cleveland delegates at the Rainbow Division Veterans association convention condemn Colonel Harvey over a London statement claiming U S war motives were self serving. They also denounce the 18th Amendment and urge no constitutional changes while 4,000,000 men are abroad or in camps.
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Cleveland
London
Harvey
Great Britain
United States
Rainbow Division Veterans’ Association
France
Greeks Capture Kataia Near Bagdad Railroad
Athens reports Greek troops have occupied the city of Kataia, an important point on the Bagdad railroad about 75 miles southeast of Brusa in Anatolia. The seizure was stated in a private dispatch received in Athens.
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Athens
Greece
Kutala
Bagdad
Brusa
Anatolia
Hunt for Baldin Killer in Omaha and Council Bluffs
Federal agents lead a manhunt for Walter Baldin a mall wagon driver shot and killed while transporting mail in Council Bluffs Iowa and Omaha Nebraska Officials expect about a score of operatives to be detailed to the case and pursue the theory the crime was committed by amateur holdup men
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Baldin
Omaha
Neb
Walter Baldin
Mal
Council Bluffs
His Tongue Slipped The Lambs Barber Shop Tale
A basement barber shop scene shows patrons in chairs gazing at sidewalk passersby. A man derides a woman beyond, prompting the barber to reveal his wife waits for him. The patron jokes that a slipped tongue could cost him his head.
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Lambs
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Heat loss in animals via pulmonary transpiration noted
Fast Breathing Trouesart of the Paris Museum of Natural History explains dogs can raise respiration to 350 per minute when running, dissipating heat through lung evaporation while sweating minimally. Cats lack this trait, so big cats wait rather than chase long distances. birds show high pulmonary transpiration.
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Trouesart
Paris
Wash McKim Falls Into Bank Cavern While Unloading Fill
On Wednesday while unloading fill to protect the highway west of town, Wash McKim slipped and fell into a caved bank. Jim Edson leaped after him and both men emerged quite wet but unharmed.
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Wash McKim
Wash
Jim Edison
Jim
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha July 20 1921
Desirable light cattle sold stronger and heavy cattle slow to a shade lower with 4 300 head receipts. Yearlings topped $9.35. Cattle ranges quoted from 8.60 to 9.35 for prime beeves and 7.00 to 7.50 for common to fair types. Sheep and lambs were liberal at 17 500 head with lambs about 25c lower and best springers at $10.00. Top sheep quotes near $10.00 and ewes down to $1.00. Dogs counted around 12 000 with prices 8 9c off on average.
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Union Stock Yards
Country woman’s pest hint with pepper sugar milk mix
A household tip describes mixing half a teaspoon of black pepper one teaspoon of brown sugar and one teaspoon of milk on a plate to kill flies when fly paper is unavailable. The method aims to attract and lethally affect flies for quick relief in rural homes.
Hink's Boot Shop Auctions $4.95 Pumps and Oxfords
One lot of stylish strap pumps and oxfords go at only $4.95 at Hink's Boot Shop, a bargain sale noted in a brief retail listing.
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HINK
Kaiser Wilhelm Faces Finances as Hohenzollern Rift Deepens
Berlin dispatch reports exiled Kaiser Wilhelm at Doorn near bankruptcy risk as dispute over family property between the German government and the Hohenzollern line continues. Wilhelm, living simply, reportedly loses cash quickly under Dutch gulden tax rates and German demands. A new lodge for the gatekeeper reportedly cost over a million marks, with rumors of large hidden funds dismissed by visitors. Without a settlement, observers fear a drastic move by Wilhelm.
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Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Doorn
Hohenzollern
William
Wilhelm
Holland
Germany
U S Gunners Sink Two German Destroyers
On July 18 off the Virginia Capes 60 miles east the United States Navy destroyed two ex-German destroyers, V-43 and S-132, in 56 fathoms of water. V-43 went down at 4.50 p m and S-132 at 7.02 p m after attacks by American destroyers and battleships using four inch and five inch guns.
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Shard
United States
Versailles
Virginia Capes
Flyer claims 69 below zero altitude record attempt
Paris reports Lieutenant Kirsch the French aviator who raced at Etampes last year may have reached 10,600 meters about 34,768 feet in an unofficial attempt to break the world altitude record. He noted minus 69 degrees during the flight as Paris thermometers showed 97 above.
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Paris
Kirsch
Etampes
Storm Leaves Hail Four Inches Deep in Merrill
A July 18 storm in western Saginaw County dropped hail four inches deep in Merrill as high winds and heavy rain swept through the area. The event caused thousands of dollars in crop damage and a church roof was blown off.
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Saginaw
Mich
Hall
Merrill
Markets Record Grain Livestock Prices and Ranges
Commodity and livestock values listed include flour futures with hard and soft wheat prices, rye and hay grades, butter creamery and eggs quotations, live poultry and iced poultry, potatoes and onions, plus cattle hogs and sheep price spectrums. Major ranges show per hundredweight and per crate figures across regional markets.
Death of Fred W. Haiston in Denver Nebraska City Death Notice
Fred W Haiston died in Denver Saturday July 16 after abdominal tuberculosis surgery the week before. He was born September 3 1879 in Hancock Illinois and lived in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Survived by widow Mary D Halston three sisters Miss Mabel and Mrs Minnie Mayer and Mrs Lottie Bancroft and brothers John Tom Frank. funeral held at Sidney Methodist Church with services at Greenwood. He worked as engineer on the Union Pacific out of Denver and had been off duty fifteen days.
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Samuel Light
Jesus
Yacik
Burgess
Antrim
Barger
Greenwood
Ernest Worden
Andy Greenlee
Guy Doran
Leon Fine
Leslie Neubauer
Leo Osborn
Fred Halston
Fred W Haiston
J. B. Haiston
Hancock
Ilinois
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Greenlee& Benson
Greenlee & Benson
Fred
Union Pacific
Denver
Local families named in Gurley area reach total household count
Mr and Mrs Ed Mayer and two children, Mr and Mrs Roy Bancroft and two children, and Emil Collart, all of Gurley, are listed as residents in the community.
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Ed Mayer
Roy Bancroft
Emil Collart
Gurley
Paris Prices and a Long Paris Stay Joke
Massachusetts Governor Channing Cox quotes the high cost of living in Paris noting shoes cost about 70 dollars and a good meal similarly priced. A young lawyer overstays a June trip, returns in September, and explains his friends in Oshkosh refused to send money, revealing he had none in Paris.
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Channing Cox
Massachusetts
France
Paris
Jim
Oshkosh
Detroit Free Press
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Edgar Howard warns of industrial unrest and rising destitution in American cities. He contrasts prairie optimism with urban hunger, blaming coal prices set by trusts and urging readers to reflect on gratitude for shelter and warmth as winter nears.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Coal Trust
Edgar Howard
Hay fever prevention treatment advertised by Dr Pease
Sufferers are urged to take a phrophylatic treatment that prevents hay fever. The ad cites Dr Pease, eye ear nose and throat specialist, Osborne Building, 21. Also promotes footwear and work shoes with prices noted by Hink's Boot Shop, including strap pumps and oxfords at 4.95 and leather work shoes for harvest at 2.95.
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Pease
Osborne Bldg
Harvest Field
HINK
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Frank Haiston
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