Peace Offer Foretells Irish Question Settlement
Dublin reports a formal announcement of a widened British offer to Ireland making it a republic in all but name Ulster to keep a subordinate parliament until new terms. Art OBrien returned from London with word of talks De Valera may travel back to London later this week with further deliberations anticipated.
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Dublin
de Valera
Great Britain
Ireland
Ulster
Fer
Art O'Brien
London
Laas George
Dafi Bireann
Graatér
Dea Valera
Detroit 0 Washington 1 at end of sixth inning
Baseball brief reports a 1 0 Detroit at Washington score through six innings with Oldham and Bagstor mentioned and Mogridge fund Gharrity. other notes cite Boston H W and Pittsburgh McQuillan O Neill Adams Schmitt. Chicago 1 Philadelphia 6 rain halted play. New York 129 Ctnemphtt 4n 0 Toney Barnes Smith Markle Wingo. Brooklyn 2 St Louis 3 end of second inning.
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Detroit
Washington
Oldham
Bagstor
Mogridge Fund
Gharrity
Philadelphia
Ghicago
Smith
Braggy
Cheeves
O'Farrell
New York
Toney
Barnes Smith
Markle
Wingo
Gangster Arrests Shown in San Andreas Plot Claims
About 17 men are under arrest in San Andreas for alleged roles in an organized crime wave tied to a thwarted diamond heist at Mia. Robert Montgomery and Lady Bob Montgomery are named figures. Edward Spud Murphy, serving a five year sentence, is cited among those linked to the plot.
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Gangater
S Angeles
Ard
Pireat
Mia
Robert
Bob
Montgomery
Neh
Permit of New Rail Line Sets Limit Cap
Washington The interstate commerce commission lays out a permit for a new rail line from Rogesasa to Wells in Nevada County. The plan limits capital at five million dollars and requires completion within five years with bonds or evidence of debt issued within that period.
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Washington
Chintilssini
Tay Cane
Rogegsasa
Win Malls
Wells
Flin County
Nev
Pee Comber Bf
Pertissloan
AOD
Harding Speaks at Plymouth Rock Centenary Event
President Harding visits Plymouth Mass to mark the Pilgrims landing 300 years ago. He notes recovery from war, urges cautious progress toward peace, and cites lessons of history guiding national resolve. The ceremony includes arrival by submarine chaser, a Mayflower replica, civic parade, and pageant reenacting Pilgrim history with local descendants participating.
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Plymouth
Massa
Ange B
United States
Harding
Pesce
Ick
Hoe
Wariv- Aled Fm
Whexcellad
Mass
Plymouth Rock
Har Por
Senators
Yarht
Tvynderot- Sesniy
Adbudetis
Bierma Whipple
Bogton
Barding
Med-yarht
Ware
Aporplanry
Gillett
Jary Christian
Magnasolt
John, Alden
Priscilla
Russian relief plan discussed by Hoover and Gorky
Aug. 1 report from Washington notes relief talks between Secretary Hoover and Soviet writer Maxim Gorky regarding American relief to famine victims. The Soviet government signals acceptance with conditions for negotiations to begin under the American Relief Administration. Brown and other officials are instructed to coordinate, with Moscow or Riga as possible venues. The exchange aims to guarantee feeding and care for children and invalids while prisoners are resolved.
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Avashergton
Firat Lota
Pris K
Walter Ly. Inan Brown
Europung
American Relief Administration
London
Riga
Damtestone
Rugala
Gorky
Hoover
Trosh Manim Gorky
Amarigan’ Relief Administration
Finda
Ule
Cilies Aidars
Daatvatja Ag
Ais Association
Association
Imi
Ammelata
Moscow
Cen
Comiu
Martin- Gor
Knights of Columbus reject blue law reform plea
San Francisco Aug 1 Supreme Knight James A Flaherty refused to place before the Knights of Columbus convention an appeal from the International Reform Bureau at Washington for aiding the passage of Sunday reform efforts. He said the convention cannot seriously consider the reform bureau plea. The convention opens with civic and religious ceremonies while messages from Herbert Hoover and Denby acknowledge the event.
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San
Francisco
James A. Flaherty
Knights of Columbus
International Reform Bureau
Washington, D.C
Colwey A.lc
Tuberty
Reform Bureau
Herbert Hoover
the Navy
Denby
App
A., Mmeseree
Asaid Ignace Paderewski
Palend
Honey shortages hit Pacific Northwest producers and brokers
A clipped Portland report notes Gradanoys producers and brokers expect high prices for honey in Oregon and Idaho. Brokers demand up to 7.75 dollars per case amid alleged bee shortages and a poor blossom season blamed on cold spring weather and late bloom.
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Portland
Gradanoys
Farwaba Ly
Oregon
Idaho
Pacific
Kiwanis Club backs playground move in city
Kiwanis members vote to promote a playground project for 5 000 city children. Judge Duvall notes census figures show over 4 000 school age kids and urges a park and connecting road to boost local trade. Motion to back better freight rates for the track also passes unanimously.
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Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Dudge
Duvall
Fdma
Gsirander
Judge Duvall
Judes Duvall
Thia Schoo Dlearler
Local groups back plan to cut freight rates in Idaho
The Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis Club hosted a luncheon endorsing a Southern Idaho Traffic Association to press for lower freight costs. John W. Graham argued that significant savings depend on organized public action, citing potential annual reductions of about 260000 from rate cuts and about 200000 from potato transport efficiencies.
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North Ride
Twin Falls
D. A. Barrett
Tho Vloh
Southern Idaho Traffic Association
Shme
Whyunis Vlr
Chamber of Commerce
Hogerson
Kiwanis Club
Southern ‘Idaho Traffic Association
John W. Graham
Idaho
Graham
TyHnson
Peace moves progressing in capitals
Washington dispatch reports state department announced appointment of American representatives to Washington disarmament and Pacific conferences. E J Williams of Berkeley and Basil Miles of Washington join the delegation to vet activities. On the seventh anniversary of the war, Secretary Hughes, with other powers, aims for progress toward a formal date for disarmament.
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Washington
Aug
State Department
E.J. Willams
Berkeley
Calif
Basil Miles
Washington, D. C
Will
Angelal
Eyelupgiiant
Lmndor
Hughes
Pera Diaarma
Berleys
Ouster Proceedings Against School Board Members Set for Tomorrow
Ouster proceedings against members of the Teer of edeation and several officials will come before Judge Wyy A. Babcock in district court at 10 o clock tomorrow. The charges allege improper awards and publishing, failure to post bonds, and misused funds while defendants dispute noncompliance, arguing substantial adherence to statutes and proper deposits.
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Doe Cluck
GW. Bive
Andy
W. VC. Parish
Wyy A. Babcock
Lamarrow
Thomas
Ge Taxpiyats? League
Highiway
Agazes
Highway Board
Rail Unions: Ruling Sparks Labor Debate in Chicago
Rail unions push for favorable terms as new ruling stirs labor tensions in Chicago amid ongoing negotiations. Officials and workers from major lines express cautious optimism while crews monitor subsequent action and timelines.
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