British Irish talks hopeful as Ulster sitrep rises
London reports Lloyd George optimistic over a new Anglo Irish agreement that grants full freedom to the Irish people while the Collins De Valera accord is watched. Ulster troops and British warships in Irish waters face renewed clashes as violence spikes across Belfast and surrounding counties.
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Erin
London
Ulster
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Britain
Belfast
Enniskillen
Derry City
Pettigo Market
Northern Specials
Castle Finn
Lifford
Nenagh
Tipperary
Lord Dunalley
Fermanagh
Belleck
Falls Road
Irish Free State
Ulster Constabulary
Bye
Beltote
Rail Strike Vote Expected After Board Wages Ruling
Detroit and Washington reports show union executives delaying action on a 400000 wage cut for maintenance of way workers. A star chamber session left the matter unresolved awaiting an official copy of the decision, with internal sentiment leaning toward strike ballots. Samuel Gompers denounced the railroad labor board ruling as unjust and inequitable, calling it harmful to workers and favorable to railroads.
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Detroit
Mich
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Ratway
Railway Labor Board
Star Chamber
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Sarmuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
The Little Bronze Button and Veterans Pride
A veteran recalls the value and honor of the Grand Army button worn on the coat. The poem tugs at memory of blue uniforms, sacrifice, and camaraderie, noting the ten cent cost but priceless legacy. The bronze button stands as a symbol of loyalty, bravery, and fraternal welcome among veterans.
Autoists Held by Two Bold Bandits Near Racine
Armed posses and deputy sheriffs search near Eagle Lake for two daring highwaymen who held up six motor parties, aided by two women and children left in the car. Robberies occurred within a short distance east of Racine, with the bandits using surprise stops and guns to detain victims.
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Racine
Wis
Eagle Lake
Baseball not interstate commerce says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court holds organized baseball under the national agreement is not interstate commerce and clubs are not liable under the Sherman act. The decision favors organized baseball against the Baltimore club of the defunct Federal league and overturns the D C Supreme Court verdict awarding $240,000 in damages.
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Washington
May
Supreme Court
Baltimore Club
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Ottawa puts off waterway treaty talks asserts no opportune time
Prime Minister King told the house of commons that Canada will not seek a treaty with the United States on the St. Lawrence waterway now. He said Washington had been informed of a suggestion to negotiate a treaty as a basis for the project and that the U S. government is prepared to consider such an agreement.
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Ottawa
Canada
King
House of Commons
Dominion
United States
St. Lawrence Waterway Plain
Ren Wreshington
Mathilde Sails for Europe from New York on Bergaria
Miss Mathilde McCormick of Chicago sails for Europe on the Bergaria from New York. She is the granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller and declines to confirm marriage rumors with Swiss riding master Max Oser. She travels with Miss Julie Mangold and asks not to be bothered.
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New York
Mathilde McCormick
Chicago
Europe
John 1D
Rockefeller
Max Oser
Julie Mangold
McCormick
Oser
Coal Output Sets New Mark
Reports from bituminous coal fields show continued operation despite a general strike. The Geological Survey records a new production peak last week with four straight days including Thursday. Railroad cars loaded with coal exceeded 10,000 and Tuesday’s total reached 15,026 cars.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Chang’s Men Desert to Wu Pei Fu
Chinese Eastern railroad troops express support for Gen. Wu Pei Fu after defeating Chang Tsei Lin near Peking. Rival forces take control around Chih Li asWu’s faction gains revolutionary momentum.
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Chang
Harbin
Chang Tsei Lin
Wu Pei-Fu
Peking
Chih-Li
Four Drowned In Liberty Lake Rescue Efforts Continue
Spokane reports a rowboat capsize at Liberty Lake leaving four people dead. Only one body recovered, that of Mrs Welcome Pergue aged twenty three. Others missing include Henry Bittner and his two sons Walton and Boyd.
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Spokane
Wash
Liberty Lake
Welcome Pergue Aon
Henry Bittner
Walton
Boyd
Second Vessel Reported Sink ing Launch Swan Safe in Port
Reports say the Swan with about fifty aboard is back in Pensacola harbor after a storm and collision events near the Columbia river and off Santa Rosa Island. The Welsh Prince, a British liner, suffered fire and boiler explosions. casualties include some crew from Portland. lowa's status unclear.
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Launch Swan
Worthand
Qee
Prince Line
Columbia River
Toona
Wash
Orient
New York
Portland
Astoria
Fort Stevens
Sully & Co
Bridgewater
England
Bristol
Sethert & Coa
Hawaiinn Steamship Company
Mobile
Navel
Pensecola
Platue
Pensacola Harbor
Pensacola Bay
Camp Saufley
Santa Rosa Iistead
Alert
Seareix
Eve Syallaloe
Coast Guard
Santakk
Hay Trade Roots in New England to Carolinas
A fragment notes Timothy hay moving from New England states to the Carolinas in 3720 by Ti Himeen, with origin linked to Colve. The readable text references Timothy hay origin and a transfer path, though details are unclear.
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Timothy Hay
New England
Timothy
New England States
Carolinas
Ti Himeen
Colve
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Raf
the Evening Journal
Samuel Gompers
Labor Board
By Johin L. Parker
Racine, Wis
Mathilde
John DO
Max User
Chinese Eastern Railroad
Altoona
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