Agreement Reached Between Government and Dail Eireann
Official news reports a long session ending with a reached agreement to be submitted to parliament and the dail eireann for acceptance. A copy was sent to Sir James Craig Ulster premier. Mr Collins declined to say if he would return, leaving in a hurry with colleagues as Lord Wickenhead and Mr Churchill showed signs of strain.
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Associa Press
Dail Eireann
James Craig
Ulster
Collins
Griffith
Mr. Barton
Lord Wickenhead
Mr. Churchill
The News Isn’t Bad Says Cabinet Member
London December 6 The government ministers and Sinn Fein delegates agreed at an early hour on a new Irish settlement after a three hour session from 11 15 p m to 2 30 a m The cabinet member said The news isn’t bad an agreement in fact has been reached and terms will be communicated to the press Michael Collins declined to comment on the outcome
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London
Associated Prowse
Ainn Fein
Delogates
Michael Collins
Sinn Feln
Protest over Japanese girl speaker at Oakland high school
Oakland Calif December 5 Angered by the selection of Yuki Furuta a Japanese girl as speaker at commencement day exercises students at Osakhind high school protest officially and threaten to absent themselves unless the faculty changes. Principal Keyes says the girl was chosen on merit alone and Superintendent Santa M. Sfunter orders an investigation into the selection and ensuing controversy.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
Yuki Furuta
Osakhind High School
CC. E. Keyes
M. Sfunter
Centre and USC to Meet in San Diego Grid Clash
Los Angeles announces USC accepts invitation to play Centre College in a football game at San Diego on December 26. Ralph La Porte, chairman of USC’s faculty athletic committee, confirms the arrangement.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
University of Southern California
Centre College
San Diego
Ralph la Porte
Geologist Escapes Bandit Capture in Mexico
Texas 611 company geologist Adkins was reported captured by bandits in Chihuahua Mexico and has escaped to Parral where he is safe Rep Lanham of Texas told the state department today.
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Washington, Dec
Adkins
Texas 611 Company
Chihuahua
Mexico
Parral
Lanham
Texano
State Department
Mob Killings in Watkinsville Leave Two Black Men Dead
In Oconee County near Snow Mill on December 5, Roy Grove and Wes Tale, both Black, were taken from their homes and fatally harmed by a mob. Aaron Hirdsong, accused of harming two white men, was fatally struck by a posse.
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Watkinsville
Roy Grove
Wes Tale
Snow Mill
Oconee County
Aaron Hirdsong
Weather Summary for Denver and Four Corners
Weather report shows fair conditions for New Mexico and Arizona with warmer Tuesday. Central portions may see unsettled skies and possible rain in New Mexico. Temperature readings indicate a slight rise with clear to calm winds overall from the university observations.
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Denver
New Mexico
Tuesaday
Arizona
Ruth Punished By Landis For Barnstorming
Ruth and teammates Babe Ruth Marty Meusel and Lew Piercy were suspended by Commissioner Landis for barnstorming after the 1921 World Series. Ruth loses his $2264.24 share, with reinstatement possible May 20, 1922. Meusel and Piercy receive identical penalties and allowed no participation until the 1922 season start in mid April.
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Associated Brews
Chicago
Dec
Ruth
E. M. Landis
New York Yankees
Landis
Enid
Meamt
Tierey
Violence marks opening of strike at South St. Paul packing plants
Paul Minnesota December 5 violence opened the strike at Swift and Company packing plants. Commission men clashed with pickets injuring several as strike breakers were forced to flee a train under gunfire. Sheriff Dunn said he would break picket lines to allow entry while union officials vowed to fight to the finish.
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Associated Press
J. P. McCoy
Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen's Union
Chicago
Armour and Company
Wilson End Company
Swift and Company
Morris and Company
Agar Provision Company
Boyd Latiham Company
Prennan Packing Company
Independent Packing Company
Sonia Pfrelzer and
Bona
Western Packing and Provision Company
Lane
Ono
Ateikers
Russell Poole
City Comel
St. Paul
Oklahoma City
Omaha
St. Joseph
Nmber
Denver
Distriet
Colorado Industrial Commission
Mort St. Touls
Fort Worth
Dubuque
Towa
Cedar Rapl Lewa
Austin
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Portland
Oregon
Kansio City
Kansas
Wichita
Sioux City
Woman's Body Found in Shallow Grave on River Island
A woman about 25 was found dead yesterday in a shallow grave on a Mississippi river island near Clinton Iowa by two hunters. Clothing had no identifying marks and a window rash card was recovered. The coroner cannot determine death cause due to decomposition and no signs of violence yet.
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Clinton, Ia
Mississippi River
Carroll County
Ruth Penalty Dominates NY Baseball Meeting Coverage
The Landis ruling imposing penalties on Babe Ruth and two Yankees teammates for exhibition playing after the World Series dominates the twenty first annual meeting of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues in Buffalo. Executives discuss discipline, economy in smaller leagues, and the draft, while Col Ruppert and Col Huston pledge to abide by the ruling as 120 cases on contracts and releases are taken up by the national board of arbitration.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Babe Ruth
M. H. Sexton
Landis
Ruppert
T. J. Huston
Yankees
National Board of Arbitration
Packing House Strike Surges Across U S Cities
Chicago reports 41 000 packing workers on strike with Chicago plants operating at full force claims from Packers. Union officials cite 29 000 outside Chicago and 12 000 in Chicago walking out as 16 percent wage cut takes effect. Observers note rising meat prices and scattered violence in several states.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Dee
Associated
North America
Assenbilet
Lane
Learn How to Keep Well Health Advice for Kansans
Kansas health message promotes outdoor living and annual doctor visits during Health Week. It notes a decline in typhoid mortality from 42 per 100000 to 7.6 in 1919 and urges vigilance by doctors and young physicians to recognize rare symptoms.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kans
Lepart
Wiseley
State Board of Health
Henry J. Allen
Health Department
United States
Wealthy and Titled Beauties Seek Freedom in Britain
A large number of British noblewomen seek divorce, led by the Countess of Drogheda and actress Gladys Cooper. The Countess, married in 1909 to the Earl of Drogheda, seeks full dissolution. Cooper seeks restoration of conjugal rights against Captain HH Buckmaster. Other social figures, including Miss Laurien Peltane-Burh and Lady Lynolda Walker, are named in ongoing separations.
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Britain
Countess London
Aivorce Court
America
Counteen of
Drogheda
Mises
Gladys Cooper
Countess of
Earl of
Drocheda Ott
T'S the Coulies
Laurien Peltam-Burh
Dewthter
M. Pelhate- Fura
Scotland
England
Exhors
Misa
Philip ‘Pourche-Jone
Orniment Ariis
HH. J. Buckmaster
Ashe
May House
London
Rome
Budget for 1923 shows large reduction in US expenditures
The 1923 federal budget, prepared by the budget bureau and sent by President Harding, totals 3,505,745,727 dollars with a 21,509,668 dollar postal deficit. It falls 462,167,639 below the prior year’s estimate and 2,032,285,962 below 1921 actual outlays, with an apparent deficit noted and tax measures proposed to bridge the gap.
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ASSOC
Washington
Congress
Budget Bureau
Harding
Postal Service
Marding
Post Office Department
Letters Read In Evidence In Kennedy Case Bloodline
Los Angeles December 6 The trial of Arthur C. Burch and Mrs Madalynne Obenchain includes 46 letters apparently written by Mrs Obenchain to J Pelton Kennedy. Handwriting expert Milton Carlson testified and the court viewed the letters while Kennedy senior identified places and dates. The letters mention a 1917 meeting between Kennedy and Obenchain then Miss Madalynne Conner as objections to their relationship are recounted.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Pelton Kennedy
Arthur C. Burch
Obenchain
Kennedy
Milton Carlson
Ant
Ghenchain
Woolwire
Obenehain
Betton
Mra. Obenchain
Jury selection wraps mail robbery case at Maricopa
Phoenix dispatch reports jury was seated and testimony heard on the Maricopa mail robbery. Key witness Templeman testified about a locksmith’s key made for Gardner, while prosecutors seek circumstantial evidence and the defense ponders insanity.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Den
United States
Maricope
Here
Froday
United States Distri Coachere
Gartner
Eecanml
Twins
Maricopa
Garine
Chertiner
Gardner
A. 2
Kelly
Tyestin
Southern
fPaecific Company
Japan Denies Bargaining Game Claims In Washington
Admiral Rates Kate acting head of the Japanese arms delegation said Tokyo seeks fuller knowledge before decisions on routes and cabinet salvation and warned against reports Japan plays a bargaining game. Baron Kato said an equitable adjustment is possible and all efforts will speed an early, prudent conclusion.
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Waanington
Associated Prom
Japan
Washington
Rates Kate
Cabie
Baron Kato
Tourist Held Up and Robbed Near Santa Fe
Frederick De Lage of Toledo and his family, traveling in a large limousine to Bakersfield, Calif., were held up by two masked men near the S S Indian school three miles from Santa Fe. They were robbed of $200 and a watch, kept in the car overnight in 14 below zero temperatures until school officials helped thaw the motor in the morning. De Lage and Miss Lillian Johnson of Toledo were married that day in Las Vegas, with their four children noted as Mrs De Lage’s sister’s children.
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Associated Press
Santa Fe
N. M
Frederick de Lage
Toledo
Bakersfield
Calif
S. S. Indian School
Sant Fe
de Lage
Tnedian
Las Vegas
Mx de Lage
CC. H. Stewart
Lillian Johnson
Arbuckle Preliminary Hearing Waived in Liquor Charge
Toscoe C. Arbuckle known as Fatty 10 face U 3. the defense waived the preliminary hearing on a Volstead act violation. The case proceeds directly to the U S district court with information to be filed to determine Arbuckle’s fate in the district court.
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Fatty
U. 3
Court OF Liquor
San Francisco
Toscoe C
Patty) Arbucki
United States District Court
St. Francis
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckle
United States Mistriet
Debating the St Lawrence waterway bill opens first session
Congress opens the sixtieth congress with the St Lawrence waterway project dominating the opening. The Senate spends three hours on the topic while the House delays business as bipartisan opposition forms to fund the ten billion dollar Allied debt. President Harding’s budget outline totals 4.005 billion for 1922 with reductions from prior levels.
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House
St Lawrence Waterway
Senate
Wien
Trower
Harding
Arma Delecates
Alteckers
Himelf
Freth
Supreme Court declines to reopen leak case review
Washington December 1 The Supreme Court refuses to hear a review of the leak case involving a former secretary to one of the justices and associates. They were convicted in DC federal court of conspiring to reveal a forthcoming decision in the Southern Pacific matter.
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Associorea
Washington
Supreme Court
Ito
Department of Justice
Court of the
United States
Germany to Receive Three Year Indemnity Delay
The Associated Press reports from reliable sources that Cleemany will likely obtain a three years delay on cash indemnity payments. Negotiations among reparations officials of France and Great Britain and their counterparts indicate broad agreement that Germany needs a breathing spell. Final scheme details remain to be settled.
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Associated Press
Paris
Dec
Cleemany
France
Great Brittain
Germany
League Meeting Set for December 24 in New York
The annual meeting of the American league will be held in New York on December 24.
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Chitake
Amertcan League
New York
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Sinn Fein
Ghrologist
Paul
National Association of Baseball Leagues
Ofrike
GLA
Packers
Edinburgh
Henry Charles Ponsonby Moore
Ire Inaid
Britizh Foreign Office
County Kildare
Irish Guards
Charles Garrett, Ponsonby
Viscount Moore
Patricia Roreen
Ys Cooper
U. S
Dawes
Tated Press
Navy
Army
War Department
National Guard
Veterans
Toreau
Veterans Bureau
BURGH
Madalynne
Auy Gardner
Rial
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Davy Befoe
Curisweag
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