Royal Heads Given Ovation by Ulsterites
King George and Queen Mary visit Belfast marking a historic moment as Loyalists cheer from shipyards to city hall. The royal couple receive addresses of loyalty and the Ulster parliament opens with a plea for peace and forbearance across all Irish communities.
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Westminster
Trish
Simn Fein
Victoria and Albert
Belfast
Ulster
King George
Viscount Fitzalan
Lit- ‘Erent
Ireland
Lord Pirrie
Tenth Hussars
Cther
City Hall
Lutcheon
Janus Craig
Vieter
Hall
George
Queen Mary
London
Senators in Ireland urge to re cast act and expand powers
Members elected to the Senate of Southern Ireland urge Premier Lloyd George to recast the act, arguing powers are insufficient and calling for action by the government. They state willingness to work in the second chamber with a lower house as soon as possible.
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Jume 22
Bhern Ireland
Lioyd George
Senate of Southern Ireland
Government of
Vanderlip Claims More Concessions From Soviet
Washington B. Vanderlip arrived today on the Oliveanic stating he received more concessions from the Russian Soviet Government. He cited two base possibilities for naval purpose near Avetha Bay within 24 hours of the main coast and two days from Japan, plus another in Oil Cove Harbor near Vladivostok.
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New York
Washington B. Vanderlip
Todavy
Avetha Bay
Japan
Oil Cove Harbor
Visdivostok
Dr Morris Jastrow Jr dies at 60
Dr Morris Jastrow Jr of the University of Pennsylvania died today of a heart attack. He was internationally recognized as a leading authority on Semitic zeal and literature.
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Philadelphia
Morris Jastrow, Jr
The
University of Pennsylvania
Sady
Todev
Senate backs up on position and approves army bill
Washington June 22 The Senate voted to recede from its amendments and accept the conferees report on the army appropriation bill totaling about 328 million dollars. The move puts the bill over to the House with compromised items approved by the conferees.
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Senate
Washington
House
Destroyers Sink U-140 and U-48 Off Cape Charles
A destroyer division sank the German subs U-140 and U-48 about 60 miles off Cape Charles. The first sub went down nose up 1 hour 24 minutes after the initial salvo, as 39 hits were recorded from 79 shells. The second sub disappeared 29 minutes after the first salvo, following a rapid 4 minute 45 second bombardment beginning at 10 a.m. Commander Muyo led the attack.
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Washington
Cape Charles
Muyo
Navy Department
Hampton Roads Naval Base
Charles
Attack on non union miners near Belmat mine in Tonopah
A reported attack on twenty five non union miners as they left Belmat mine Tonopah is alleged with shots fired from a hill. Two non union men were beaten after leaving a Tosopah theatre. Governor Boyle ordered an investigation. a citizens committee is reporting before further action.
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Reno
Nev
Belmat
Tonopah
Bovie
Carson City
Tosopah
Boyle
Lovelock
Tonospai
Eighteen Men Indicted in Chicago Conspiracy Probe
Eighteen men including labor leaders Simon O'Donnell Thomas Kearney and attorney Timothy J Fell were named in eight indictments charging conspiracy by a special grand jury probing building construction in Chicago. The indictments were returned today.
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Chicago
Grand
Simon O’donnell
Building Trades Council
Thomas Kearney
Timothy J. Fell
Navy to set 106000 enlisted personnel next year
Washington June 22 AP says senate and house conferees agree on 106000 navy enlisted personnel for the next fiscal year a reduction of about fourteen thousand to meet the navy appropriation bill targets.
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Washington
Eeere Senate Aid House
Navy
Rate Promised by Executives on Western Trunk Lines
New York executives from several rail firms met to discuss a general uniform rate on trunk lines. The area under consideration includes territory west of Colorado and Utah and east of the Ohio and Potomac rivers. The meeting aimed to stabilize or adjust freight charges amid business concerns.
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New York
Jaen
Cololorado
Utah
Ohio and
Petomes River
British Labour Rejects Radical Wing Proposal
At a Brighton conference on June 22 the British Labour Party rejected a radical wing proposal to affiliate the Comet Wing petty with the party. The motion failed amid debate over alignment and party standards.
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Brighton
Magen
British Labor Party
Radical
Comet
Petty
Admiral Sims Lands Peaceful Return After Dublin Speech
Rear Admiral Sims returns to New York aboard the Olympic to address remarks from a London speech on Irish Americans. Police gird the pier as two thousand bluecoats patrol, while Sims and his party proceed to Washington amid mixed public reaction and a protest handed to Col M A Kelly of the Irish republic recognition group.
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New York
Sims
Denby
London
Olympic
Seader
Woodrow Wilson
Huse
Third Naval District
Washington
Pennsylvania Station
M. A. Kelly
League For the Recognition of the
The
Resolutions Organization
Conestoga Tug Loss Lists 53 Crewmen Named
Secretary Denby releases the Conestoga muster of four officers and forty nine enlisted aboard the missing tug. The list includes Lieut. Ernest Jones and machinist Louis Liscomb among others from Newport, Salida, Denver, Des Moines, Portland and more. The vessel sailed March 25 for Samoa via Pearl Harbor and has not been heard from despite searches.
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Washington
Denby
Mare Island
Samoa
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Ernest . Jones
Newport
Louis A. Liscomb
Salida
Colo
Fred Aagald
Farne
Joe Earl Davis Cumby
T Charles Depiante
Westernton Place
Denver
Hans Jensen
Red Cloud
Neb
Theodore M. Liisberg
Tillamook
Martin P. McKeigh
Des Moines
House Tables Longworth Bill
A House discussion yields action on the Longworth bill amid procedural debate. The record notes ongoing committee inquiry and limited timetable for potential floor consideration.
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Longworth
Gulf coast storm warning impacts Houston shipping
A Gulf Coast storm damaged ships and prompted hurricane warnings for Houston. A nine foot tide and wind speeds up to forty miles per hour were forecast, with small craft advised to seek shelter and shipping expected to be affected as the Texas coast faced the weather system.
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Salveston
Tex
Texas Gulf Coast
Death of Boston Globe editor General Charles H. Taylor
General Charles H. Taylor editor of the Boston Globe for decades died at his home aged 75. Born 1846 in Boston, he rose from printer to editor shaping the paper with backing from Eben D. Jordan and later governed the paper through ownership and trustee roles. He served in the Civil War, worked as a reporter, and held posts with the Associated Press and other outlets.
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John G. Emery
Grand Rapids Mich
American Legion
Fred Gailbraith
Emery
Army
Ssa
Infantry
John Gail Emery
W. Gailith, Jr
American
New York
I Iia
Maple
Boston
Charles H. Taylor
Boston Globe
Charlies H. Taylor
Iate
Eben D. Jordan
Jordan
Taylor
Boston Traveler
The
Traveler
New York Tribune
Necee Claflin
House of Representatives
Globe
Russell
China rejects open talks with Japan over Shantung
Peking says there is no occasion for negotiations with Japan on restoring Shantung to China and doubts Japan’s proposals. Dr W Yen, China’s foreign minister, warns of unconditional restoration and demands clear terms if Japan seeks any conditions, asserting China’s rights and cautioning against pressure.
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Peking
China
Japan
Shantong Peninsula
W. Yen
Afence Ee
Shastung
Shantung
Germany
Stanford Will Study the Grub
A food institute will be organized with Dr. Alonso E. Taylor of the Cisco Institute announced to lead in a nationwide program. The effort aims to educate Americans on how to live better and more healthily.
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Resiases
Iphis
Alonso E. Taylor
Cisco
Incomplete Announcement Notes Meeting Plan
An unclear text fragment mentions a first meeting and a sign up by Mrs Younger legislative chairman of the party. It references women and a plan by three state places but the copy is garbled and difficult to parse.
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Washington
Mies Younger
Fragmented OCR Summary From Historic Page
A damaged OCR segment references names and places with unclear context. Readable fragments point to a potential event or notice but specifics are missing. The piece hints at dates and organizations but cannot confirm details.
First Woman Nominated Utah Collector of Customs
President Harding named Jennie P. Musser to be collector for district 64 with headquarters in Salt Lake City Utah marking the first time a woman is nominated for this post. The record notes to the Senate and lists Musser among other nominations including Cyrus E Woods as ambassador to Spain.
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Lone
Senate
Jennie P. Musser
Salt Lake City
Utah
Washington
Cyrus E. Woods
Pennsylvania
Spain
Harding
Teen departure noted amid Montreal rumors
A report states one member may seek departure toward Montreal with others declining to confirm. An Indian guide is named as a witness for Mrs. Erin in a related matter, while the case questions the timing and purpose of the possible return.
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Voskersa
Jane
Salomon
Montreal
Bauvais
Erinman
Blair weighs beer program for medical use
Washingtion AP reports Blair considering a beer program for medical use as soon as rationing allows. He said the bureau should take Salttal action on the beer scheme while regulations sit before Mr Bigir.
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Washingtern
consig@er
Posibie
Revere Pre
Blair
Bigir
Forest official and another man plead guilty to arson
A federal forest service agent from district No. 1 in Montana and another man pleaded guilty to arson related charges. They were part of a case brought by United States authorities and faced sentencing today.
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Mont
J. Fideal
Dhtrict
Serana
United
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