Irish truce talks shift as Smuts may urge De Valera call
London reports General Smuts, key figure in early informal discussions on the Ireland truce, is expected to press Prime Minister to invite Mr De Valera to Downing Street for talks. Ulster cabinet members were also summoned to a Downing Street meeting, signaling ongoing efforts despite mixed signals from De Valera's party.
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Tan Smuts
Ireland
Dublin
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Downing Street
Ulster
Irish negotiations struggle to produce quick outcome
Dublin reports indicate no clear shift in the Irish talks over the weekend with Sinn Fein leaders not rushing to a final decision. Eamonn De Valera may travel to Dublin to brief the republican parliament after a firm exposition of Northern Attitudes and a reply to meet Sir James Craig is anticipated after consultations.
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Daily Mail
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Ulater
Churches favor advertising in the newspapers
New York July 18 AP advertising of church life will expand to general church advertising in daily pew directories and for ordinary church purposes. The decision came after two conferences and the publicity department will hire a competent advertising writer. extent of the venture was not announced.
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New York
Protestant Episcopal Bhu Fs Artion
Trial Opens Over 1919 White Sox World Series Fix
Seven former White Sox players and four alleged gamblers go on trial in Chicago for conspiring to throw the 1919 World Series against Cincinnati. The list includes Eddie Cicotte Lefty Williams Buck Weaver Chick Gandil Joe Jackson Hap Felsch and others.
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White Sox
Cincinnati
Mn Johnson
Langueena
Charles A
Johnson
Commiskey
Edward
Eddi Cicotte
Che Claude
Lefty
Williams
Pite
George
X Ray Labs Found to Endanger Adjacent Rooms
A commission reports X ray laboratories can pose danger to adjacent rooms and personnel. It concludes modern appliances and room conditions generally provide protection for all but the operators. The study notes rays can penetrate walls with force sufficient to affect nearby cartons. The commission deems the claim unsupported.
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Academy of Medicine
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Winalr
World Peace Bid Moves At International Meeting
At the closing session the conference praised by common consent, calling it the most peacelike meeting held. Resolutions urged all benches of the organization to cooperate in mobilizing women worldwide against any effort that could lead to war. Another measure expanded membership in a newly formed women's union advocating peace. The session aimed to secure world peace through united action.
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Sion
Gener
Firemen Overcome in NY Cheese Plant Blaze
Fifty firefighters were overcome battling a blaze at the Nix Cheese Company building on Greenwich Street in New York. The fire, valued at about 1 million dollars, disrupted operations and required a large emergency response.
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New York
Nix Cheese Company
Greenwich Street
Tower Wackettss
President Returns After Weekend Cruise on Mayflower
President and Mrs. Harding returned to Washington shortly after 8 o'clock this morning from their weekend cruise aboard the Mayflower.
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Washington
Fury
Tficaident
Mrs. Harding
British Vet Voices Support for Disarmament Conference
Ottawa reports the Great War Veterans' Association urging the British Empire's stance at the Washington disarmament talks. They call for defense provisions to shield empire interests. Paris notes the UN arms reduction sub commission privately tackling arms traffic and ratification issues in Africa and other regions.
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Dominion Command
Paris
of Nations
Roe
Africa
Jugoslavia After T. With Fiume Feeder Lines
Fiume July 18 AP report says the wharves are idle while Jugoslavia seeks to establish a steamship line. The article notes tensions and possible reorganization of port duties as the region navigates postwar arrangements.
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Fiume
Jugobeea
Diavia A
New Bill Benefits Bird Lovers in Plumage Import Rules
London reports a victory for bird lovers as a final bill restricts plumage imports. The measure bans import of dead bird bodies and extends to feathers worn by travelers, with applies only for wear. The law aims to curb trade in bird plumage and protect species.
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London
Fragmentary OCR Clues Shape South Dakota Crime Update
Disjointed text reports a search and arrest connected to a crime in the region. Names like Henry Hle zr and William oe appear in uncertain form, with locations Milbank plans and Okla mentioned amid scattered details of investigators and suspects.
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Wolsey
Ave
Okla- Nees
Wujanovich
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Lagortar Exchange Rates Report From New York
The New York AP report notes London exchange rates falling to the year's low as demand opened at 2.60 and 4 percent. Trade remained weak with less active business and unchanged quotes overall.
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London
Loawest
Ead
Maly
Unclear fragment on city event or notice
Fragmentary text provides no clear names, dates, or places. Unable to determine specific event, organization, or outcome from the stored readable portions.
Soviet Baltic press mocks Indo manner in Riga dinner
A Soviet Baltic press item reports Soviet Russian minister to Latvia M Ganetsky joining a Riga dinner planned to cost 500 rubles, about $1200 in exchange, with a cartoon showing him surrounded by communists and a mockery of Shevik ite. The piece describes the event as a satirical reflection on state occasions and costs.
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M- Ganetsky
Latvia
Sehina Sect
Riga
10000 Stilas At oe Island Report
Fragmented notice reports ten thousand stilas on oe island near San Juan Puerto Rico with unclear reference to Stead act and possible senate or director involvement. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details and dates.
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Oe Island
San Juan
Island
Voltans
Opin
Amouis i
Senate
New York broker linked to fatal shooting and suspected plot
The report outlines a New York broker connected to the killing of a man identified as Hemming and the subsequent suicide. Questions rise about pre crime events, with assistant district attorney Ridge exonerating the wife and authorities noting threats toward the widow.
Unclear OCR sports brief from July championship
Fragmentary notes describe golf qualifying rounds and a 72 hole total to decide the champion. Mentions Chick Evana and Redy E. seme oh with tied roles, but details are garbled and several names and dates are unreadable.
Speed record claimed by John H. James in Lathe event
Hendon England July 1 John H James posted an average speed of 163.34 miles per hour on a mile course in a day event. He completed the distance in about one hour and four minutes.
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Hendon
England
John H. James
Masked mobs tar and feather victims in scattered U S incidents
Reports describe masked assailants in multiple towns attacking individuals, tar and feathering a woman and a man, then dumping them from cars. Victims include Mrs Johnson and Rev Irwin, with motives linked to alleged social equality advocacy and reconstruction tensions.
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Texas
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McKnight
Hacheeades
Peen
Lip
Irwin
English Pal Church
South Florida
Wereesebers
Richard Johnson
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Wes Dum
Sacramental Wines Distribution Under Discussion
Washington July 18 AP reports manufacturers of sacramental wines and church representatives spoke before the Prohibition Commission about permitting distribution by bonded dealers. The plan would let producers handle their own wine and supply products from other manufacturers while restricting wholesale liquor dealers from distributing sacraments.
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Washington
Rescue by Lieut Nic in San Francisco Scene
In San Francisco on July 18 Lieut Fred W Nic rescued a person from a perilous fall near Sentinel Park. The quick action prevented injury and highlighted the officer’s bravery in a public incident witnessed by bystanders.
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San Francisco
Fred W. Nic
Park
Admiral commended for self defensive policy amid early war
A historic dispute over naval policy and war readiness shapes a Senate report. The majority faults Secretary Daniels and officials for failures in preparedness while a minority defends them, noting commendations for naval leadership and questioning the blame.
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Maev
Rae
Mer
Daniis
Wilson
Williams
Navy
Hell
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