Ireland Dominion Stance Sparks London Conference News
London reports a revised Irish constitution draft pledges Ireland to remain a dominion within the empire. The privy council’s decisions will be final on constitutional matters, with crown assent required for all legIslation and the oath of allegiance observed. Arthur Griffith and colleagues arrive amid talks with Lloyd George as nominations for June 11 elections draw attention and Pettigoe tensions rise in Ulster and Fermanagh.
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Privy Council
London
Arthur Griffith
Ireland
Evening News
Free State
Tress
Dadl Eireann
Kevin O. Higgins
Hugh Kennedy
Dublin
Lloyd George
Orlecieth
Wales
Griffith
Winston Churchill
Dall
Consi al
Michael Collins
Irish Free State
Pettigee
Churchill
Fermanagh
Belleek
Belfast
Special Ulster Constabulary
Will of Henry Gennett Admitted to Probate
The will of Henry Gennett, Starr Plano president, was admitted to probate in Wayne circuit court. The estate is placed in a trust with Mrs. Alice L. Gennett receiving income for life, then the estate to be divided into four equal shares to the four children. Mrs. Gennett takes household goods, furniture, and autos immediately. Gifts to heirs previously transferred are treated as such, not advancements. Witnesses were William A Klein and Arthur Hill. Made November 11, 1920.
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Henry Gennett
Starr Plano Company
Wayne Circuit
Alice L. Gennett
Fred
Clarence
Harry Gennett
Rose Gennett Martin
Richmond to Hold First Community Chest Drive
Richmond initiates its first community chest drive next month with a 5 PM Thursday meeting setting July as the tentative start. The Welfare League directs the campaign to raise about 44 000 for Salvation Army Red Cross Social Service Bureau Community Service James M Townsend Branch and YMCA for 1922.
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Richmond
Welfarg League
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Social Service Bureau
Community Service
James M. Townsend
M.C. A
Welfare League
James M Townsend
Fay Les
Italian Minister Declares Tariff a World Affair
Italian Ambassador Picci said tariff duties are international problems and subject to discussion by representatives of another nation. He defended addressing immigration laws and denied any intention to interfere with American internal affairs amid Senate objections raised by Senator Watson.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Watson
Picci
Ballinger Dies, Former Taft Interior Secretary
Seattle mourns Richard A Ballinger longtime Seattle figure and former Secretary of the Interior in Taft administration. He influenced Alaska coal land title decisions while Gifford Pinchot clashed with him over policy leading to public controversy and his resignation in 1911.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Richard A. Ballinger
Washington
Taft
Bishop Kilgoe Reported Seriously Ill
MEMPHIS Tenn June 7 Reports from the hospital here where Bishop John O Kilgoe of the Methodist Episcopal church south was taken on the train while returning from the general conference at Hot Springs Ark say the churchman is gradually losing strength his condition described as very serious His doctors say the tears trouble from which he was suffering is much improved but an old stomach trouble for which he was operated upon several months ago has returned making it difficult for him to retain food or medicine
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Lie
Prisoners killed and wounded during escape from Raleigh truck
In Raleigh North Carolina two convicts fled from guards after leaping from a prison truck four miles from the city. One prisoner was killed instantly and the other wounded after guards surrendered them following the jump. John Young of Magma was named among those involved. the second convict had only three days left of a 30 day vagrancy sentence. A separate report from Asheville notes Mrs Beaman of Merion severely injured in a beauty shop incident where an electrical curling device tore hair and scalp.
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Raleigh
N.C
John Young
Magma
Asheville
N. C
G. Beaman
Merion
Marion
Daylight Saving Time to Be Observed Here
Richmond will adopt daylight saving during summer with clocks moved ahead 2 a.m. Saturday night while standard time remains for railroads, mail, Interurban lines, and some local services. Churches and many businesses will adjust slowly, post office hours stay on standard time, and various utilities consider changes. Local press and transport firms debate timing impacts on schedules and communications.
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Richmond
Daylight Saving Me
Dayton and Western
Wayne County Grand Jury Returns Five Indictments
A Wayne County grand jury returned five indictments in a partial report filed with the court late Tuesday. The jury has been in session since Monday morning and adjourned until next Monday. Names of the indicted remain withheld pending arrest.
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Wayne County Grand Jury
Two Thousand Disabled Vets Guest of Harding at White House
Washington June 7 More than two thousand disabled war veterans hospitalized nearby were invited as guests of President and Mrs Harding to a White House lawn party. Evergreen Institute for the Blind veterans from Perriville Md attended both this year and last. Mrs Harding will be assisted by fifty young women from the veterans bureau across forty five states the District of Columbia and Hawaii.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Evergreen Institute For the Blind
Perriville
Veterans' Bureau
States
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Iowa Returns Put Brookhart In Lead For Senate Seat
Des Moines dispatch reports a Progressive landslide in Iowa returns with Brookhart leading the Republican nominating race. Cummins and Rawson, noncommittal, face a divided old guard as Thorne and Pickett trail. Rawson remains head of the state GOP amid plans for the fall campaign against Democrat candidate Clyde Herrin.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Washington
Cummins and Rawson
Smith W.brookhart
United States
Brookhart
Clifford Thorne
Charles E. Pickett
Old Guard
Thorne
Pickett
Francis
Sweet
Stanley
Cummins
Republican Organization
Clyde L. Herring
Rawson
First Wheat Cutting Reported In Indiana After 31 Years
VINCENNES Ind June 7 The Schwab and Gardner farm near here reported the season s first wheat cutting yesterday marking the earliest cut in 31 years for the area and state. The event signals the start of harvest in this region and reflects unusually early field work for the current year.
Weather Snapshot for Richmond and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and warm tonight and Thursday with local thunderstorms possible. Unsettled 36 hours ahead as a storm crosses the northern United States, with hot conditions persisting except in the northwest. Cool wave moving toward Red River valley, general rains in far southwest, and lingering warmth in Indiana.
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Richmond
W. E. Moore
United States
Plain States
Canada
Edmonton
Alberta
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Red River Valley
Indiana
Lippitt Answers Attack by Senator Ashurst
Rhode Island senator Henry F. Lippitt replied to an Arizona attack in the senate and said he is a Democrat who heard Ashurst express interest in placing heavy duties on long staple cotton. He said he did not attend secret committee sessions and had no power to go without committee approval.
Crisis in China Deepens Split Threatens Civil War
Peking reports over 24 hours show China on the verge of a split with North and South drifting toward civil war. Sun Yat-Sen refuses to relinquish Canton presidency, while Li Yuan-Hung’s return to a centralized Peking government fades amid opposition from Wu Pei-Fu and parliamentary factions in Tientsin and Canton.
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Peking
China
Wu Pei-Fu
Li Yuan-Hung
Sun Yat-Sen
South China Republic
Canton
Tientsin
Chang Teo-Lin
Manchuria
Hsu Shih- Chang i
Sun
Chihli
South China
Spanish Girl Seeks Trustee Inquiry in Indiana Court
A letter postmarked in a Spanish town and received by Judge W A Bond asks about W K Bradbury, former trustee of an estate in Wayne County Indiana. The sender Augusta Bridge land DeGarcia of Santa Cruz de Tenerife asks why no communication has come for several months.
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Wayne Circuit Court
Wayne County
Indiana
T. As. of America
W. A. Bond
Augusta Bridgeland DeGarcia
Santa Cruz de Teneres
Spain
W. K. Bradbury
Albert King Dies Near Webster a Well Known Farmer
Albert King a prominent Webster township farmer died Tuesday night at his home on the Richmond and Green's Fork pike after several months illness He is survived by his widow and one son Ferry Funeral arrangements will be announced later Reparations Commission Enlarges Bankers Power Paris June 7 The allied reparations commission voted three to one to enlarge bankers power to consider plans for an international loan and to discuss a possible loan for Germany.
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Shestam
Ind
King
Webster Township
Richmond and
Green's Fork Pike
Ferry
Reparations Commission
Paris
Allied Reparation Commission
Germany
NEW JAP PREMIER EXPECTED TO FAVOR PACIFIC PROGRAM
Tokyo dispatch reports that the Washington arms conference treaties will not be affected by the cabinet crisis. A new premier is expected to be liberal on foreign policy but conservative domestically, likely backing the Pacific program while opposing universal suffrage.
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Tokio
Washington
Japan
Privy Council
Associated Press
Takahashi
Selyukai
Kenseikai
Saionji
Matsukata
Kiyoura
Marqquis Salonji
Alignment of Sex in Politics Opposed by Senator Willis
Oxford Ohio June 7 Senator Frank B Willis of Ohio urged women to cooperate with men in political life and not base action on sex. He warned that suffrage alone should not redefine politics and urged vigilance against deceptive campaigns while calling for good men and women to work together to strengthen government.
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Willis
Associated Press
Oxford
Ohio
Frank B. Willis
Western College
Park Trammell Renominated for U S Senator in Florida
Early returns from 25 counties report Park Trammell renominated as Florida’s United States senator by about three to one over former governor Albert W Gilchrist. Gilchrist leads in only four counties, with West Florida still uncertain. House races show incumbents ahead though Clark trails Davis in the Second district. Sesma leads in the Fourth district. Smurthwick trails in the Third.
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Jacksonville
Fila
Florida
Associated Press
Park Trammell
United States
Albert W Gilchrist
Gilchrist
House of Representatives
Frank Clark
Robert W. Davis
Congress
Sesra
Smurthwick
Will Ask Rehearing In Suit Against Union
Fort Smith Ark June 7 A rehearing will be asked in the suit of the Coronado and associate companies against the International and District Mine Workers unions announced here today by J B Dinough son of the attorneys for the compan ion
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Fort Smith
Ark
Coronado
International and District Mine Workers’ Unions
J. B. Dinough
Companion
Order Triple Ballot Toledo Strike Vote
A union leader predicts a near unanimous strike vote by shop crafts on the Wabash railroad, with delegates to decide at the biennial federation conference. In Cincinnati a three question ballot for 400,000 shop men is ordered, covering about 1.2 million workers affected by wage cuts.
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Toledo
Ohio
Praeident Lee
Federation Shop Craft Union
Wabash
Federation
Associated Press
Cincinnati
B. M. Jewel
Chicago
B. M. Jowell
Railway Department
American Federation of Labor
W. H. Johnson
J. A. Franklin
Boliermakers
J. J. Hynes
Edward Tegmeyer
Edward Evang
Martin F. Ryan Carmen
Ff.h. Pitegerald
E. F. Grable
E. J. Manion
Timothy Healey
D. W. Helt
Arbitrate Sects Michigan Rail Strike Averted
Michigan United Railways wage dispute with 700 conductors and motormen was put into mediation for 48 hours. City car service in Kalamazoo Lansing Battle Creek and Jackson plus interurban routes to Grand Rapids could be affected by a walkout. The company seeks a five cent an hour wage cut, opposed by the men.
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Nesocision Prem
Jackson
Mich
Michigan United Railways
Kalamazoo
Lansing
Battle Creek
Grand Rapids
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Beleek
Fernanagh
Irish Republican Army
Sinn Peiners
Pettigne
Adam H Bartel
E. B. Calvert
Howard A. Dml
A. J. Harwood
Horace M. Kramer
Louis F. Ross
R. H. Wiechman
Ballinger
John O. Kilgoe
Western Union
Western Union Telegraphy Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Indianapolis
Associated Press News
Dispatch
Hardings
American Bankers’ Institute
Giulietta Talamini
American Institute of Bankers
Cummins and
Lippitt
Ashurst
Albert King
Webster
Lee
Federated Shop Craft Unions
Jewell
Railroad Board
Davis
Labor Board
United States Railroad Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
American Federaton of Labor
Michigan
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