Irigh Election Favors the Treaty in Cork Report
Dublin reports Cork's vote signals a pro treaty shift with St Day labor candidate and Roach, Walsh, MacSwiney among winners. O Callaghan the sole anti treaty mayoral loser, De Valera coalition hopes fade as 42 MPs elected national parliament.
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Dublin
Cork
O’calaghan
Professor Beamish
Laly
O’callaghan
Dai Directnn
Lord
Michael Collins
Labor Party
Organizer Foran
Ers
Trinity College
National University
Freeman’s Journal
Ireland
Irish Times
Chicago Courts Swamped by Prohibition Cases
Chicago authorities say 3,000 liquor cases await prosecution in the northern district of Illinois with 140 new cases in three weeks. Prohibition Agent Charles R. Gregory and Col. L. C. Nutt call for more judges and United States attorneys to handle the backlog. They warn if the trend continues many violators will die of old age before trial. The Department of Justice lacks an adequate system to cope with the surge.
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Chicago
Illinois
Charles R. Gregory
Col. L.C. Nutt
United States
Department of Justice
Leprosy Cases Rise Across United States
The United States public health service reports a growing leprosy problem with about 1,200 individuals at large in 25 states. The survey urges Congress to fund greater isolation facilities to prevent further transmission.
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United States
Washington
United States Public Health Service
Congress
Two Airmen Die In Circus Airplane Crash
Lieut. Robert E. OHanley of the Seventh photographic section and Sergt. Arthur Heyme of the Eighth Air Squadron, stationed at Camp Knox, Ky., were burned to death when their airplane fell during a benefit circus exhibition in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Louisville
E. O’hanley
Highty-eighth Air
Arthur ‘Heyme
Camp Henry Knox
Bonus Bill Delayed as Republicans Press Tariff Link
Washington June 19 delay again for soldiers bonus bill. Republican leaders press linking provision to tariff reform. Debate centers on how to fund and justify the bonus with trade policy.
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Washington
Irish constitution draft links Ireland to Britain under treaty
London report on the new Irish constitution ties the Free State to the British crown and Commonwealth. It asserts the treaty over any contradictory law, places Ireland on a Canada-like basis, requires loyalty to the king, and grants women suffrage, referendum, and strong parliament in money matters.
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London
Ireland
Empire
Canada
Free State
Great Britain
Chamber
Senate
House of Commons
House of Lords
Irish Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Woman pronounced dead sits up after stroke recovery
Mrs Rebecca Senst aged seventy was pronounced dead and placed in a coffin with ice to preserve the body for the Jewish Sabbath when she suddenly sat up and began rapid recovery, doctors saying the episode was a stroke of apoplexy.
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New York
Rebecca Senst
Germany Pays April Reparations Installment in Gold Marks
Germany made the regular monthly payment of 50,000,000 gold marks for reparations. Deposits aggregating that amount were placed in designated banks in Paris London and Brussels.
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Germany
Paris
London
Brussels
Denby at Honolulu Joint Navy Visit Reported
A June 20 dispatch from Honolulu notes Secretary of the Navy James V. Denby visiting with U S Navy transport Henderson and discusses ongoing national defense issues.
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Denby
Honolulu
T.H
United, States Navy
Henderson, Dwin
Wage Cuts Hit 320000 Railroad Workers Amid Board Action
The labor board announces a 26 million dollar wage slush affecting clerical and station staff, signal workers, and engine crews, taking effect July 1. The third cut in a series totals over 134 million dollars, with telegraphers awaiting a decision.
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Chicago
Rail and Labor Board
Signal Department
Cincinnati
Marine Culinary Workers’ Association
Shipping Board OKs Liquor on U S Ships at Sea
The Shipping Board declares that neither the Volstead Act nor the Eighteenth Amendment applies to American ships outside the three mile limit. Chairman Lasker says liquor service aboard U S ships is legal and will continue while foreign flag ships may enter and depart. Augusta A. Busch mails a letter calling the U S a bootlegger and sends it to President Harding.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Lasker
Adolphus Busely TI
Anheuser- Busch, Inc
St. Louis
United States
Augusta A. Busch
Anheuser Busch, Inc
Europe
George Washington
Harding
U S Market Report Vital Facts From June Trade Week
The week ending June 16 shows weaker vegetable values with pota toes, peppers, and tomatoes sliding in eastern markets and Chicago while Mississippi produce also softens. In live stock Chicago hog prices slip slightly though fat cattle and calves vary, grain prices retreat with mixed signals and weather aided crop prospects. Dairy products remain steady to firm as storage demand climbs in major markets.
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Washington
Carolina Ivish Cobbiers
Virginia
Chicago
South Central
Bliss Trivanphs
Mississippi
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Southwest
Iowa
North Dakota
Kansas
Timothy
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Memphis
Boston
Wisconsin
Simple and Thrifty Home Dressmaking Ideas
A fashion piece outlines affordable ways to build a wardrobe at home using thrifty methods. It urges budgeting, choosing a few good pieces, and enhancing simple frocks with trims like organdie, ribbons, embroidery, and patchwork pockets.
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Milady
New York Tribune
Allied Troops to Withdraw from Upper Silesia
Paris reports Allied troops in Upper Silesia will yield control by week’s end to the two commissions created by the German Polish treaty signed at Geneva.
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Paris
Upper Silesia
Geneva
Lenin in Tired Condition Reported in Moscow Dispatch
Berlin June 20 Premier Lenin is in a tired condition induced by auto intoxication and must rest until autumn. Afterward he probably will resume his interest in politics, according to a Moscow dispatch.
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Lenin
Berlin
Moscow
Sun Yat Sen Gunboats Bombard Canton
Reports from Shanghai dated June 20 state Sun Yat Sen gunboats are shelling Canton. Casualties are described as heavy and refugees are fleeing Canton for Hong Kong seeking safety.
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Sen
Canton
Shanghai
Dr. Sun
Yat Sen
Hongkong
Army to Cut Size by 25 000 Enlistees Conferees Say
Washington June 20 Senate and House conferees on the army appropriation bill reached a compromise to reduce the army by twenty five thousand enlistments. The agreement trims the force and outlines changes in staffing and funding.
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Washington
House
Senate
Colorful Maide Drawers Add Decorative Touches
The article suggests painting the inside of sewing table drawers in bright colors such as emerald green or rose to enhance a room. It notes these inexpensive color notes can beautify a space if planned wisely and not too startling.
Allover Lace Gown Styles Highlight Popular Whites and Blacks
A collection showcases all over lace gowns in white and black with varying shades. The piece notes lace fashions remain favored for formal wear and special occasions.
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DE Valera
Men
Windy City
iLieutenant O'Hanley
Heyme
Camp Henry Knox, Ky
Clyde M. Gearhart
James W. Mitchell
Gearhart
Doctor Gearhart
American
Erin
Britain
Dominions
Labor Board
Charles V. Vickrey
The
Near East Relief
Vickrey
U. KS Rumon
U. S
U.S
Bureau of Markets and Crops
Rodier
Alabama
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