Secret Dail debate on Anglo Irish treaty tomorrow
Dublin dispatch reports the Dail Eireann will decide on accepting or rejecting the Anglo Irish treaty with no plebiscite. An unnamed senior IRA general says the meeting will likely be secret and that Grimt’s pronouncement may prompt statements from supporters in the press. He warns against any appeal that could split the army and northern unity.
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Dennis O'Connell
Universal
Special Cable Dispatch
Dublin
Dail Eireann
Dail
Irish Republican Army
Tikely
Arthur Grits
Grimt
Teave
Morse arraigned on conspiracy charge in ship fleet case
Chi W. Morse of New York was arraigned in Washington on a conspiracy warrant tied to a fleet corporation in which the United States held stock. The grand jury action followed a Burke complaint from the Shipping Board. Morse called the charges nebulous and false and will return to New York to await grand jury results.
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Associated Press
Washington
Chi W. Morse
New York
France
Daugherty
Government
Y Fleet Corporation
United States
Isaac R. Hitt
Frank Burke
Investgation Department
The
Shipping Board
Mr. Morse
Britain and Ulster Seem to Clash Over Irish Settlement
London reports reveal Lloyd George and Sir James Craig discussed a joint approach to Irish affairs. The letters outline a proposed settlement with an all Ireland parliament, shared departments, and continued Northern Ireland powers while addressing funding and patronage concerns. The exchange signals tense debates ahead of a potential framework.
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Associated Press
London
Lloyd George
James Craig
Ulster
James
Sir James An
Northern
Ieland
Ireland
Great Britain
Gove Land
Government of Ireland
Unity of Ireland
Northern Ireland
Post Office, Customs and Excise
Iite L
all-Ireland
Washington floods claim thirteen lives in Pacific Northwest
The Associated Press reports 13 deaths in Western Washington as floods from a Sunday-into- Monday storm inundated over a dozen towns. Property damage exceeds 250000 dollars as waters recede. bridges washed out between Cle Elum and Ellensburg. Mount Vernon dykes broke flooding Skagit valley, threatening farms and livestock.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Washington
Weather Bureau
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Columbia River
Cle Elum
Ellensburg
Mount Vernon
Skagit River
Forty Saved From Death In U S Submarine
Forty crewmen aboard the U S submarine 8 48 were rescued after it sank during a trial trip off Penfield reef near Bridgeport Connecticut. They escaped through a torpedo tube, were hauled away by a passing tug, and more than 12 hours under water led to some with 44 percent poisoning and exposure. Peter Dunne, 19, wriggled through the tube to summon help, while Capt Eugene Olson of the tug Socony directed rescue efforts.
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United States
Penfield Reef
Bridgeport
Conn
Naval Hospital
Brooklyn
N. Y
Heve
Peter Dunne
Eugene Olson
Socony
Railroad Board Slashes Extra Pay Provisions
The U S railroad labor board issued new rules reducing overtime penalties for maintenance of way workers. Time and a half will now apply after ten hours rather than eight, while the eight hour day remains the basis for the crew. The change, effective December, may save millions for carriers though the exact impact is uncertain due to seasonal work fluctuations. It covers maintenance of way staff and those maintaining telegraph, telephone, and signaling systems.
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Chicago
Ed States
Railroad Labor Board
Hungary Ratifies American Peace Treaty Night Session
The national assembly in Budapest tonight ratified the peace treaty between the United States and Hungary. Count Albert Apponyi, head of the peace committee, stated after ratification that the treaty proves disinterestedness and a sincere wish to aid reconstruction of eastern Europe. The accord is described as not dictated and honors Hungary’s path in postwar policy.
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Associated Press
Budapest
National Assembly
United States
Hungary
Albert Apponyt
Europe
Great Northern to Spend $1 250 000 on Montana Roadbed
The Great Northern plans major track upgrades in Montana and neighboring states. W Kenney, VP, announced a $1.25 million program including line improvements from Summit to Browning and enhancements to Spokane city trackage and main line facilities. Additional funds cover routes from Downs to Lamona in Washington.
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Great Northern
Montana
Associawe Press
W. Kenney
Grew Mad
Ina
Chicago
Summit
Browning
Lamona
Washington
Spokane City
Trapped Miners Die In Atomic Mine Blast
Six men were trapped after a mine explosion near Morrison. Rescue crews fought damp air and fire as four workers remained in the property and one body was recovered. Details say gusting wind and shifting air hindered efforts. four men were working when the blast occurred and attempts were made to seal the area.
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Morrison
Cole
Eugene Bovie Sr
William Douce
Dinclate 2
John G Hammer Dies Sudden Heart Failure in Butte
John G Hammer 72 a German born mining engineer and president of the Butte Sewer Pipe and Tile company died suddenly at 2 PM in his Portland era homecoming after a cold. He lived in Butte most of his career after moving from Bannack and Helena. He is survived by his wife Julia and daughter Mrs Sidertin. He was brother in law to late Judge Ike Alden.
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John G. Hammer
Butte Sewer Pipe and Tile Company
Montana
Mie
Hammer
Portland
Butte
W.'¢ Sidertin
Germany
Bannack
Helena
Julia P. Lantheaume
Ike Alden
State Supreme Court
Baltimore and Ohio to Close All Shops Amid Slump
Baltimore and Ohio announces indefinite furloughs for thousands of shop workers as shops across the system shut down Saturday. Officials cite low business and cost-cutting needs. about 15 shops will close, though leaders Willard and Galloway would not gauge the duration of the shutdown.
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Associated Fre- Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Te Road
Daniel Willard
C. A. Galloway
Galloway
Substitution and new ship sought for Seetu Setsu naval talks
A four power pact to preserve pacific peace was formally signed by plenipotentiaries from the United States Great Britain Japan and France while Washington reports indicate conditional acceptance of the American naval ratio. The Japanese seek to retain the battleship Mutsu and scrap an older ship, a move that could affect the two oldest 12 inch gun ships the Delaware and North Dakota and alter the plan to maintain a 10 year naval holiday.
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Pacific
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Associated Press
Washington
Mutsu
Colorado
Delaware
Dakota
Britain
North Dakota
Stateu
Directors of Anaconda Copper Shining Company Discuss Control
Associates Pros report no action taken as NY directors meet. Mention of control negotiations for American holdings and terms involving cash three shares of Anaconda for one share of American. Fragmentary quotation hints at tuition, venture offers, and potential compensation.
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New York
Anaconda Copper Shining
Jaherh Towa
Coe Feiner Hat Thenaconda
Tuition Fortrity Holdings
Anaconda
Menace to Butte Seen in Reducing Fire Danger
A report from the National Board of Fire Underwriters warns Butte faces constant jeopardy of disasters due to inadequate prevention since 1940. The document, received Friday morning, urges immediate city council action for economic reasons and notes fire department risks.
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Butte
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Nfo
National Board
Police Lose Trail of "Two-Gun" O'Connor Murder Case
Police and detectives scoured streets as Tuesday and Thursday events tied to the homicide of O'Ghtcage in Milwaukee County. Authorities traced a suspect's possible route with witnesses and notes while two detectives remained hospitalized in serious condition.
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O'Connor
Chicago
Hareford
Milwakee
Wiwaukie
Ghist of Beliee
China and Japan Fail Agree On Railroad Price
The Associated Press reports tension at talks over restoring the King Chow Tsinan Fu railway amid the Shantung dispute. Chinese delegates regret progress while Japan seeks a concrete security guarantee or revenue-backed payments, wary of bond-only arrangements.
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China
Japan
Associater
Washington
King Chow- Tsinan Fu
Shantung
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