Welcome for Muriel MacSwiney in New York crowds
Thousands greeted Muriel MacSwiney widow of Terence MacSwiney on her arrival in New York. A parade escorted her to her hotel as crowds sang Irish and American tunes. She will testify before the 400 committee investigating Irish affairs and plans a Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral.
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Belfast
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Irish Republic
England
Republic
Irish Republican Army
Bii
York
Water Front
Fifth Avenue
Muriel MacSwiney
Terence Macswiney
Cork
America
MacSwiney
Brixton Prison
London
Hudson River
Celtic
Mary” MacSw
Fifth
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Pope endorses European relief council in aid of European children
Pope Benedict, via Cardinal Gibbons, endorses eight American welfare groups forming a European relief council to aid hungry European children. He commends Hoover and Cardinal Gibbons for mobilizing aid and recalls past assistance to Belgian children, expressing hope for continued success.
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New York
Pope Benedict
Herbert Hoover
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
European Relief Council
Europe
Moonshiners Battle With Officers Leaves Many Dead
In Bell county near the Tennessee line, about 30 moonshiners battled 14 U S revenue officers. Nine moonshiners were captured and several others believed killed or wounded. Prohibition Agent U G Mc reports details received tonight.
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Lexington
United States Revenue
Bell County
Tennessee
U, G, Mc
Wan Wife And Child Killed In Collision
In San Bernardino California on December 4 a car carrying Dr EB Scott Blair his wife and their 14 year old son Edwin was struck by a passenger train. A fourth occupant of the vehicle was seriously injured in the crash.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Eb.” Scott Blair
Edwin
Blair
Europe faces starvation crisis in wartime children plea
A plea notes three and a half million European children face certain starvation this winter unless fed by American charity. Refugees crowd towns, livestock and seed are gone, and crippled, sick, and homeless overwhelm relief efforts.
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Europe
America
Bitles
Greek Ex-King Constantine Favored by Greek Voters
Swiss dispatch reports Greek leaders claim the people want ex King Constantine restored and will vote overwhelmingly in his favor to protest Allied policy. They allege Constantine alone can command the Greek army, and fear territorial revisions threaten Greece’s future.
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Constantin
Hunt Establishes Record In Coinage
Washington chiefs report records in coin production last fiscal year. Director Ray Baker released the annual report detailing higher coinage output and a claim of a near normal year with extensive execution of coin line operations.
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Hunt
Washington
Ray Baker
Baker
Governor White Banker of Dillon Dies Sudden
Special Dispatch to the Stands reports Dillon financier and state figure Governor BF White died at his home at 5:30 pm after several days of illness. Direct cause heart failure induced by acute bronchitis and old age infirmities. White had led local banking interests and aided tax collections before his death.
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Dillon
BF. White
Emigration From Europe Limited by Facilities and Policy
Paris reports emigration from Europe to the United States will be constrained by shipping facilities and possible laws. Dr Rupert Blue notes many healthy veterans but women and children suffer privation. He cites Italians Hungarians Slovaks Croats Serbs and Spaniards as especially affected and forecasts more moves if Germany Hungary and Austria permit departures.
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Paris
Associated Press
Europe
United States
Rupertflue
United States Public Health Service
Blue
Spain
Kad
Germany
Hungary
Austria
Brupine
Defeat of Billings Awards the Honors to Silver and Blue
Bozeman Dee four April unknown. Anaconda 17 Billings 0 in a key Montana scholastic football clash. Anaconda dominates late with Sugrue Domitrovich and Conroy powering a late drive after a scoreless first three periods. The Blue and Silver secure the state championship after a hard, well played game on a damp field with solid officiating.
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Walter T. Scott
Bozeman
Dee
Anaconda
Billings
Montana
Anacondana
Sugrue
Domitrovich
Conroy
Criap
Cliss Barry
Susiue
A. Palmer
Chvis
O'Donnell
Smeller City
Searles
Hive
Silver
Twoard
Western Champs
Sugar Beeters
Argentine Gets Out of League Deliberations Spark Debate
The Argentine move against postponing amendments caused a split with Honorio Pueyrredon breaking unanimity, Velasqueas of Paraguay backing him, signaling a stormy session as Latin delegates feel misjudged by assembly rules. Senator Knox warned the League Nations is disintegrating amid Geneva dispatches.
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Honorio Pueyrredon
Senor Velasqueas
Paraguay
Argentina
Ating
Knox
League Nations
Pennsylvania
Geneva
Japanese seize coast as Manchurian frontier closed
A Moscow wireless message reports Japanese forces seized the seacoast and closed the Manchurian frontier to the Ruslan Far Eastern Republic in retaliation for the Bolshevist crushing of anti Bolshevik forces.
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London
Moscow
Bandi
Semenett
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