Peace Prospects Rise as Irish Leaders Seek Honorable Path
Reports from Gairloch Scotland indicate Prime Minister and Irish leader De Valera see a shared desire for peace. Telegraphs note possible early talks before cabinet review as negotiators press for terms amid unsettled conditions. Separate dispatches report rioting in Vere Street with troops deployed and arrests after clashes in North Queen Street area. Weather dampened disturbances later.
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Gaisloch
Beotland
D Gei
DeValera
Gairloch
Lendes
Invernese
Warracr Bei
Vere Street
North Queen Street
Pear ” Street
Lloyd George rejects Sinn Fein invite to conference
London reports Prime Minister Lloyd George says Sinn Fein delegates cannot be treated as representatives of an independent Ireland. He warns that meeting them would amount to formal recognition of Ireland's severance and could affect the British king's domains and any future treaty.
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London
Avis
Lloyd George
Pomrmeanontes Monnay
Pro Eer
Representa
Sreata
Ireland
Alera Toeiats
Lioyd George
Sinn Fein
Sineas
Abe
Srappeemiltaion
Lloyd. George’s
Sea George
Allow One Quart Of Hard Liquor In Personal Baggage
A city judge rules that travelers may bring one quart of hard liquor in personal baggage. The ruling specifies the allowance applies to individuals passing through the terminal and notes enforcement details and potential exceptions.
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Inter
Maverick Theatre Faces Censorship Fight Over Film
Thermopolis reports a dispute at Maverick Theatre as manager refused calls to cancel a film. protests and appeals followed with political overtones about Ireland and allegiance to the crown, amidst threats of action if screen policy changes occur.
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Thermopolis
Wro
DA Mueb ¢ & T
Maverick Theatre
Mneet
Sze Menager
C. Gerlaseien
Nis Im
Mr. T
Purity League
Buzsetti Wises
Rin
De Valera Answers Telegraphic Reply Reaches Dublin
Dublin officials received Prime Minister’s reply by telephone at the Mansion House around 6 pm. The message was immediately sent to Eamon De Valera who was at Black Rock and soon appeared in special late editions of the evening newspapers.
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Dublin
Prime Ister Ad Geo
Eamon DeValera
DeValera
Black Rock
Donkey Family Reunion Ties Cree Lineage Across Generations
Six generations of Cree Indians from Indiana gather at Nelson Oase for a reunion led by Sarah Donkey 112 the family matriarch. Attendees include Caroline Spence 90 John Donkey 70 Ina Spence 44 and Jemina Donker 2 with Sarah traveling 150 miles by canoe to join.
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Nelson Oase
Indiana
Sarah Donkey
Caroline Spence
John Donkey
Ina Spence
Sarah Donk
Jemina Donker
Blue Jay Wins After Rider Is Thrown At County Fair
Blue Jay the race horse threw his rider just after the start of a county fair race and surged to a clear lead, finishing the quarter mile in 1:11. The horse won the event and the owners shared the purse.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Blue Jay
Fragmented South China talks show stalled progress
A desultory report from Tokyo and Washington notes China and the United States failing to reach a division on a partition plan. Officials indicate Pekin must take initiative, with Tokyo urging compromise as delegates struggle over terms and representation.
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Washin
Washington
Pek
Jones Extradition Sought for 25-Year Sentence
An extradition warrant was issued today for Jeno Jones, a wealthy Black man from Oklahoma, who is wanted to serve a 25 year sentence following a charge of murder. Governor Sheahan announced the move. the case is connected to a San Diego investigation.
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Ter Warran Vy
Eno Jones
M . Okla
Cen
M Tarv
Sheahan
Dente la
Encheay
San Diego
Tilden Johnston 1921 Tennis Title Delayed to Monday
In Philadelphia on Monday September 17 the Tilden Johnston 1921 singles championship match was officially postponed to 4 p m, with the delay announced just before 5 o clock.
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Philadelphia
How to Find Water in Gas in St Paul
Readable fragment among OCR text mentions water in gas and St Paul. No clear event or sourcing details. summary notes a topic about water in gas and location referenced.
Trial Proceeding Nears End in Police Court
Fragmentary OCR shows a trial continuing today in the police court with mention of a woman, the death inquiry, and a spaniel named Arbuckle. Proceedings occur in the court room as the case unfolds.
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Emery
Ate Mart Tee
Ana Mais Vientain
Ap Today
Pie Py
Iy Spaniel Arbuckle
Evasion of Tide Seats Sparks Obnaio Clan Tension
A fragment hints at a dispute involving the Obnaio clan over tide seats, signaling rising tension and potential community impact. Details are sparse but point to a local governance or access issue tied to resource allocation.
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Obnaio
Senate Finance Committee Considers Tax Bill Revisions
Washington Sept 27 AP Senate finance committee neared revision of the house tax bill and prepared to receive Senator proposals for a manufacturers tax and a sales tax plan. Smoot argues taxes could yield about 2.8 billion annually plus tariff and salvage receipts to meet revenue needs. An amendment imposes a 10 percent tax on hotel rooms above certain nightly rates for transients.
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Washington
Nate Finance Committee
Calder
Utah
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Hundred Games Without An Error Record Set
A baseball team achievess a major fielding record by completing one hundred consecutive games without an error. The feat, cited by AP, surpasses the previous mark and places the White Sox emblem in the record books for defensive excellence.
Voyage Has ter Tis Se a at te tesat rer ano roa Cape
Unable to extract a coherent report from the fragment. No readable entities or clear event present.
Yapping on Yap New I Sport Communications Station
Fragmentary text outlines efforts to establish a wireless station near Yap and defense against censorship. Mentions control by authorities and potential traffic or vehicle restrictions around island areas north of the equator.
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Peeek Ghats
Unclear OCR Summary Missing Key Details
Readable text fragment provides no coherent event, names, or specifics to summarize into a factual card. Unable to extract persons, places, dates, or actions from the damaged line.
Shingle Mills Closed After British Columbia Strike
Eighty five percent of BC shingle mills closed as 2,000 workers walked out in protest over wage replies. About half the workers are said to be Chinese, with Vancouver reporting the action.
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Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Half Century For An Attempt at Parkville Night
Platte City Missouri September 17 AP report notes a conviction and a related long sentence in a Parkville night incident. The fragment references a half century term and charges tied to an attempted crime.
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Platte City
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