Peace or War for Ireland rests in hands of Bnet
London Sept 5 British cabinet to decide Wednesday to continue talks with Sinn Fein on consent of the governed or issue an ultimatum to accept or reject government proposals toward an Irish settlement. Sinn Fein reply kept negotiations alive but no common ground emerged. Michael Collins pressed Ulster to join united Ireland. Ulster chief liaison Owen O daily warned of a boycott and potential violence if partition persists. Irish press varied, with Unionists alarmed at Sinn Fein stance and calls for peace. Repassing annual picnic is noted in a separate brief.
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Associated Press
London
Sinn Fe
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Maze
Ulster
Armagh
Fermanaugh
Foid
Michael Collins
Eamonn de Valera
Republican Army
Atj
Southern Ireland
Owen ‘O’daily
Northern Ireland
United Ireland
James Craig
Morning Post
Trish Press
Associated Press Dublin
Trish Times
Irish Repubblican
Lloyd George
de Valera
The
Freeman’s Journal
Irish Independent
City in Brief Travel and Visit Highlights Across Iowa
A collage of short notes from Waterloo and surrounding towns. Earnest Hurt sails to Chicago for vacation. Mr and Mrs Koch return from Manchester and Hopkinton. Mrs Fay and daughter head to Wisconsin with plans to visit Inez Fay in Minneapolis and attend the Minnesota state fair. Horace Van Metre returns from seven weeks in Wyoming to visit Ricker Van Meire, president of Wyoming Tie & Timber Co. Families from Waterloo, Manson, Long Beach, and Nashua visit the Gitte Brown church near Nashua by auto. L. C. Thompson and children arrive in Waterloo for a brief visit with C. Thompson and family then proceed to Cedar Rapids for association secretary conference. Over 750000 women teachers exist in the United States. The clipping mixes travel, social calls, and a statistical note displayed in a compact city brief.
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Earnest Hurt
Russell Lamson
Chicago
A. F. Koch
Manchester
Hopkinton
Thomas Fay
Orange Township
Wiscosin
A. 0. Wagoner
Inez Fay
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Wyoming
Ricker van Meire
The
Wyoming Tie & Timber Co
J. G. Brubaker
CG. A. Smith
J. J. Miller
A. A
Boniinger
Etta
Maye
Lichiy
R. R. Small
James Switzer
Waterloo
James Smith
Manson
Edward Planck
Long Beach
Cal
Gitte Brown
Nashua
Festerson
L. C. Thompson
Charles City
Bodies Found Of Missing Army Airmen In West Virginia
Three of five army airmen were found dead along Twenty Mile creek near Charleston as a bomber wreckage search continued. An injured or missing man was reported. The five included Lieutenants Speck and Fitzpatrick, Sgt Brown, Cpl Hardee ton, and Pvt Howard.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Twenty Mile Creek
Langley Field
Harry Li. Speck
W. §.Fitzpatrick
A. Ra. Brown
A. C. Hardeeton
Walter B. Howard
Miners Hide Guns and Return Home Amid Troop Control
Federal troops ended two weeks of mine warfare in West Virginia with miners retreating from confrontations after authorities assumed command. Despite the withdrawal, tensions persist as mine guards and union opposition fuel continued risk, with calls for reform of the mine guard system to secure lasting peace.
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Mingo County
Harold D
United Press
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Congressional Investigation Committee
Mine Guards Union Bar
Logan
McDowell
Mercer
Mingo
Kentucky
Congessional Committee
Fitzgerald's Store Burglarized on Fourth Street
Thieves broke an onside display case at Fitzgerald's clothing store on Fourth Street west last night stealing five high grade men’s sweaters valued around $50. The break in occurred after midnight and was reported to police this morning, with damage to the new showcase.
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Fitzgerald's
Oni Fourth Street
Untermeyer Sees Path for Austria Loan Plan in Paris
Samuel Untermeyer, after talks with Chancellor Wirth and Austrian officials, says three options for Austria exist. He favors a private loan of 250 million dollars backed by customs receipts and external resources, with Allied reparation relief and US aid to fund advances, enabling repayment over five installments. He notes little hope for other paths and cites potential recovery of funds through this revolving loan. Also mentions Chinese workers in Shan tung earning about 15 cents daily making hair nets for American women.
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Associated Press
Paris
Samuel Untermeyer
New York
Wirth
Berlin
Count Apponyi
Hungary
Austria
Czecho-Slovakia
Carlsbad
Germany
France
Labor Day Aims to Ease Unemployment and Unions
Washington observers report administration focus on ending unemployment and averting labor strife as labor day parades unfold. Secretary Davis denounces living wage while urging saving potential and open shop protections. strikes decline and West Virginia mine conflict stalls. Japan fashions athletic shoes to separate large toes for grip. Green hats once warned away bankrupt traders in sixteenth century France.
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Labor
Russia
Davis
United Press
Washington, D. C
Washington
Labor Department
West Virginia
Senate Committee
Deaf association in Waterloo Cedar Falls met at First M E church
About 125 members of the Iowa Association of the Deaf attended a formal session in Waterloo Cedar Falls with services in sign language led by Rev Henry Rutherford. The group traveled in 15 automobiles, held talks by Mrs R J Stillman and Matt McCook, auctioned lunchboxes to raise funds toward a 10090 dollar goal, and staged a group photo and a signing of America with Miss Mary Ray reading.
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Iowa Association of the Deaf
Methodist Episcopal Church
First M. EB
Henry Rutherford
Chicago
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Greater Waterloo Association
R. J. Stillman
Silent Club
Matt McCook
Riceville
McCook
Singing of
America
Mary Ray
Is Senator Pitt Being Groomed for the Governorship
Des Moines reports at the state fair highlighted political interest with the governor and two ex-governors among attendees. Officials from both the house and senate were present and a large majority favored an extra legislative session, suggesting long term gubernatorial prospects for Senator Pitt amid ongoing procedural debates.
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Des Moines
Clarke
Carroll
House
Senate
Thirty- Ninth General Assembly
Hunters Struck by Lightning in Iowa Fatalities Reported
Burlington Iowa Sept 5 Perry Shannon 25 West Burlington killed Henry Walsh hospitalized not expected to live after lightning struck the tree they sheltered beneath during a severe Sunday storm. Walsh cried for help near midnight Shannon found about 9 am the dog lying dead 25 feet away. The incident occurred about six miles west of Burlington where the men were hunting geese and swans.
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Associated Press
Burlington, Ja
Perry Shannon
West
Burlington
Henry Walsh
Aitho
Walsh
Shannon
Governor race looms as code revision proceeds
The article discusses plans for an extra legislative session and budget adjustments to cover costs of such a session and a constitutional convention. It notes Gov Kendal's openness to work extending session and hints at a gubernatorial race with Senator Pitt as a favorite. Springer utility measure support creates tension with some interests.
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Kendal
Code Revision Commission
Kendall
Pitt
Springer
Heat Wave Broken After Night Storm
The city cooled after a hot spell that began August 24 as a northwest breeze followed yesterday's storm. Waterloo saw no rain except a trace in the west, with a golden tinted sky. The big English whist tournament ended with a woman winning first prize after 13 sittings at table 13.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Trading Districts Seized by Wide Awaken Correspondents
Towns in Waterloo trading district where the city’s population shows interest are parsed in the newspaper by alert correspondents.
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Waterloo
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Untermeyer
Grimm
Rosenburg
Shantung
China
Japan
Ini Automobile
First
M. HE. Church
Senator Pitt
Federal Board For Vocational Education
New Jersey Avenue
N. W. Washington
A. F. Gates
Waterloo Business College
Iowa
My Dear
Mr. Gates
Woolworth
Middle West
Commercial Education Service
State Institutions OF
Gates
C. 8
Cory
Iowa State University
Iowa State College of Agriculture
Iowa State Teachers College
Riga
Stricker
Lettish
Walter Lyman Brown
Meirovitz
Latvia
Maxim Litvinoff
Runabout, Reg
Repass
Automobile
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