Dublin Considers British Note and What to Do Next
Dublin faces a potential turning point as Dail Eireann and Eamon De Valera weigh Lloyd George’s note urging continued talks. The Irish press urged adjustments to terms or risk of renewed conflict, while London stressed Ireland must remain in the empire and warned against protracted negotiations.
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Dublin
Associated Tross
Househera
Gar
Lloyan George
Dail
Hireann
Eamon de Valera
Lloyd George
The
Freeman's Journal
Jan
Smuts
Union of South Africa
Rsh
England
Empire
Associated Press
London
Ireland
Lioyd George
de Valera
Merning Post
Sinn Fein
Smiles and Kinks From Today’s Wires Abridged
United Press reports four auto thieves in court in Gecree, one escapes leaving three. In Norfolk three negros arrested for moonshine plants in a local cemetery. In Chicago Barner Shibley cooks dinner when wife visits and dies from gas asphyxiation. Judge Landis plays golf at South Shore Country Club with Eddie Collins. Landis shoots 42 and Collins 44.
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United Press
New York
Norfolk
Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Burglar Steals From P.I. P. Grocery Store
Police say a thief hid inside the P.I. P. grocery store before closing on October 28 and stole about $5 from the cash register along with two boxes of tats. He escaped via the back door just as proprietor B. L. Hosteter arrived. Hosteter found the rear door open an hour later and believes the intruder remained in an adjoining room.
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B. L. Hosteter
Hosteter
Ut Pd
Congressman Nerrick Seeks Ban On Beauty Contests
Washington August 27 United Press reports Representative Nerrick of Oklahoma proposes preventing beauty contests in Congress. He alleges a Washington girl, one entrant, blackmailed him after he sent a decoy letter to stall evidence. He ties the incident to his anti beauty contest stance.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Washington
Nerrick
Oklahoma Farmer
Congress
Herrick
Democrats Plan On Campaign In 1922 Elections
In New Mexico Senator Albert Fall’s resignation prompts a gubernatorial appointment of successor Senator Bursum. A Sept 20 special election will decide the seat for the coming term. The piece notes New Mexico’s volatile, small vote margins and limited Democratic interest, with national issues tied to disarmament talks and potential tax shifts from armament cuts.
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New Mexico
Albert Fall
Bursum
United States
Harding
America
New York Evening Post, Inc
Wonder Home of Boyhood Dream Bought For $100000
Chicago August 27 The Evanston home of Henry J Patton brother of James A Patton millionaire grain operator was purchased for 100000 The story follows Thomas C Russell who while paying his way through Northwestern University and later running a shop at Evanston Public Service Co Renewed fuses at the Patton home His first shop grew into a factory He married and bought the house and its furnishings
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Associated Press
Chicago
Evanston
Henry J. Patton
James A. Patton
Thomas C. Russell
Northwestern
University
Evanston Public Service Company
Patton
Black Hawk boys win stock judging at state fair
Black Hawk county’s junior stock judging team scored 1969 points to win at the state fair over Greene county. Hollis Moseley of Hudson placed fifth individually. The team earns a trip to Sioux City to compete for Midwest honors with Glen A. Bakkum credited for coaching and Black Hawk farm bureau funding the trip.
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Des Moines
Black Hawk County
Greene County
Hollis Moseley
Hudson
Sioux City
Black Hawk Boys
Midwest
Atlanta
England
Black Hawk
Glen A. Bakkum
Hudson and Orange Consolidated Schools
Black Hawks Farm Bureau
Bakkum
John Wells
Orange Township
Dale Holmes
Huson
Carl Hlingaman
Orange
Industry Nears Normal Station on Return Trip
New York Aug 27 American industry shows signs of revival across nine basic sectors. Agriculture expects financially strong season despite crop shortages. railroads forecast $500 million net earnings. meat packing and textiles rebound. autos boom. steel demand rising. coal production up. petroleum optimism grows as operators plan new properties and reopenments. Shipping remains weak awaiting public and government support.
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United Press
New York
Gil Men
OLL
Texas Woman Vanishes After Bath at Sutra Baths
A Texas woman, Mrs. FL A. Swanson of Arvilo, disappeared from the Sutra baths after a short swim and a retreat to a dime room. Her 13 year old son reported the disappearance as a citywide search continued.
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United Press
San Francisco
FL A. Swanson
Arvilo
Tex
Swanson
Sutra Baths
Miners Mobilize as West Virginia Tensions Rise
Armed men flee to Marmet area as miners from Winding Gulf Raleigh County and Ohio Illinois join the marchers. About 300 rail workers from Chesapeake & Ohio claim to be armed miners en route. President Harding weighs a conference with mine operators and workers to defuse the Logan and Ainge county crisis.
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Winding Gulf
Raleigh County
Marmet
United Mine Workers
Grandville
Vermillion County
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
South Charleston
Ohio
Illinois
Keeney
Harding
United Press
Washington, D. C
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Ainge
Logan Counties
W. Va
White House
Sutherland
West Virginia
Blood evidence sought in Hamilton murder case
Centerville Ta Aug 7 A blood stained shirt found by a Chicago chemist may solve the murder of William Cripp Hamilton oldest taxi driver in town slain on a lonely country road police withhold suspects names grand jury not yet acted yet the shirt in possession of a suspect has been sent for expert testing to prove human or animal blood.
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United Press
Centerville
Chicago
William Cripp Hamilton
Towa
Girl Declares Knickerbockers For Life In Chicago
Sally Waldman announced she would wear knickerbockers permanently after discarding skirts. She organized a girls knickerbocker club and proclaimed herself first in America to adopt 100 percent knickerbockers, insisting comfort over tradition.
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United Press
Chicago
Sally Waldman
Sally
Paris
America
Hickman Brothers Guilty of Murder
A verdict of guilty was returned against Ben and Arthur Hickman for the murder of Deputy Sheriff Bert Patton of Page county. The jury reached its decision at 2:30 after four and a half hours of deliberation. If no appeal is granted, the men face life at Fort Madison penitentiary.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Ben and
Arthur Hickman
Bert Patton
Page County
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Arraignment Set in $50 Million Swindle Ring Case
Charles W. French and eight co defendants faced U S officials in Chicago on charges of conspiracy and mail fraud connected to a vast swindle. Bonds ranged from 6000 to 15000 dollars. More arrests and possible state charges were anticipated. Zebulan W. Davis was later arrested in Canton on mail fraud links and released on 25000 dollars bond.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Charles W. French
Rim
United States
Glass
French
John W. Worthington
W. Davis
Canton
Zebulan
Cleveland
D. J. Conmer
Charles French
Davis
Julius Whiting, Jr
Former District Judge David Mould Dies in Sioux City
Former district judge David Mould, 63, a 30 year resident of Sioux City, died at his home last night. Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters plan a farewell reception Monday evening for Mr and Mrs J W McCluskey who will move to Seattle to live. A program, assembly singing and refreshments are planned for entertainment.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
Forer
David Mould
Knights of Pythias and
Pythian’ Sisters
J. W. McCluskey
Seattle
Wash
Boy Hit by Auto. Motorist Flees Scene
A boy, son of F W Lynne of Castine, was struck by an automobile near his home last night. The car fled the scene and the extent of the injuries is not yet determined.
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F W. Lynne
Casti
Fires Destroy Multiple Buildings in West End District
Six arson fires in Long Branch New Jersey caused $60 000 in damage to two schools a railroad station an auto plant and two homes. Burlap sacks drenched with kerosene were found at each scene and investigators labeled the incidents incendiary.
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Associated Press
Long Branch
N. J
West End
Hungry Workers Clash with Mounted Police in Munich
In Munich crowds of thousands of marching workers clashed with mounted police early today leaving one man kitless and two others badly wounded. The march continued largely without incident aside from a reported outbreak. Authorities prepared for a larger demonstration following the shooting of Mathias Erzhereer, ex Centrist leader.
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United Press
Munich
Mathias Erzhereer
Posses Hunt Mexicans Who Killed Two in Arizona Raid
Armed posses chase seven Mexican bandits blamed for a Ruby Arizona postmaster and his wife slain in a raid. Mrs Purcell wounded and a 5 year old daughter witnessed the attack. Authorities suspect the killers from a previous Ruby murder and offer rewards while border pursuit continues.
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United Press
Tucson
Ariz
Frank J. Pearson
United States
Ruby
Purcell
Pearson
Arivaca
Alexander Frazer
Lara
George White
Santa Cruz County
Rubsy
American Legion Opposes Hawaii Coolie Admittance
The American Legion voices opposition to allowing Chinese coolies to be imported to Hawaii to work on plantations. National adjutant Lemuel Hollies sent a letter to House immigration committee chair Johnson criticizing Leonard Withington’s reported stance as unauthorized and not representing the Legion.
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Washington, D. C
American Legion
Congress
Lemuel Hollies
The
Legion
Johnson
House Immigration Committee
American Federation of Labor
Holles
Leonard Withington
National Committee
Hawaii
Widows and Widowers Club Sparks Marriages at Park Meet
Chicago reports a social club for widows and widowers ages 46 to 75 formed in Washington Park. Miss Marveline Stokes organized weekly meetings to promote matrimony, with sixteen marriages already completed and more potential unions in the offing.
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Batted Press
Chicago
Cupid
Washington Park
Marveline Stokes
Miss Stokes
Debs Case Amnesty Held Until Peace Treaty Ratified
Attorney General Daugherty said President Harding will not decide on Eugene V. Debs or other political prisoners until the peace treaty with Germany is finally ratified. The announcement followed a White House conference.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Eugene V. Debs
Germany
Daugherty
White House
Husky Boilermaker Hears Audrey's Cry for Perfect Mate
San Francisco August 27 William A Jamieson a San Francisco boilermaker of known ability is the latest to hear Audrey Munson fa Tong model for a perfect mate Audrey has heard his call and invited him to visit when he plans a vacation Jamieson said he must work fast due to competition but would be glad if Miss Munson wants him as husband
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de Velera
Great ‘Britain
Sinn Fein
Dail Eireann
London Times
England
United Press
San Francisco
Cal
William A. Jamieson
Audrey Munson
Audrey
US 8
Wall
Jamieson
Scandal Claims Club Member Posed as Widower
A testimony describes a long-time club attendee in his sixties as a beloved yet troubling figure. An upset woman confronted Ezra over pretending to be a widower and disrupting relationships at meetings.
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Ezra
Dr Smith to Speak at West Mabtee Union Services
Rev Clinton F Smith pastor of First Evangelical church will speak at union services in West Mabtee Presbyterian church at 7 45 p m Sunday.
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DR. Smith
Clinton F. Smith
First Evangelical Church
Westmabtee Presbyterian Church
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Energizes Nerve Work
Advertisement claims Horsford's Acid Phosphate increases brain and nerve energy as a wholesome invigorating tonic. Contains promotional language urging use for vitality.
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Horsford
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