Britton Outlines Home Rule Plan for Ireland
Continued from page one the premier presented a scheme in which the Irish government would gain duties and taxes above a fair imperial contribution to finance its parliament with a free gift for development. Union would be decided by the Irish people without British parliament consent and additional taxing powers would accompany unity. Public sentiment expressed in morning papers shows little hope of broad acceptance though Ulster’s Sir Edward Carson faction may back a separate Ulster parliament, likely raising tensions elsewhere.
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Sir Edward Carson
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Ireland
County May Buy Aviation Field for Public Landing Site
County officials consider purchasing a landing ground owned by J. H. McQueeny to control a potential flying field. Plans include forming a private corporation but face citizen opposition who favor county ownership. Tract is southwest of Marr field and praised as ideal for airplane landings. financing and taxes on ground use discussed.
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J. H. McQueeny
Bruce
Marr
Unknown man left to die on sidewalk
A fight left an unnamed man severely wounded on a street sidewalk. James Pardee saw him bleeding and alerted police. Gannon led investigators via a blood trail to a cabin. a card in the man’s pocket bore J. H. Wilson and a letter from a Deer Lodge girl. Gannon gave conflicting reasons for the altercation.
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West Galena Street
Ohio Street
Murphy
O'Donnell
Gannon
J. H. Wilson
Deer Lodge
Hill
Spokane burglaries tied to two arrestees drill vault for $130
Spokane police believe two suspects, arrested Saturday, are linked to 17 recent residence burglaries. Last night the Interstate Motor Car vault was drilled and $130 taken, with loot from the burglaries also recovered. The two men reportedly confessed to a number of the incidents.
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Spokane
Interstate Motor Car Company
Plot to kidnap Bela Kun foiled by Austrian police
Austrian police thwart a plan to kidnap Bela Kun former Hungarian communist dictator and hand him to Hungarian authorities. Two brothers Ladislaius and Andreas Horvath were arrested at Karlson where Kun is interned. they confessed.
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Bela Kun
Hungary
Ladislaius
Andreas Horvath
Karlson
Gonzales Arrives to Begin Peru Ambassadorship
William E. Gonzales arrives in New York from Havana on the steamship Esperanza to spend weeks in the United States before leaving for his new post as ambassador to Peru.
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New York
William E. Gonzales
Cuba
Havana
Peru
Denunciation of Pershing by Rep Schall of Minnesota
Minnesota representative Thomas D. Schall denounced General John J. Pershing as unfit for the presidency and unworthy of reward for full general rank. He accused Pershing of censorship and arrogance, and criticized Wilson’s Mexican policy citing Japanese arms in Mexico. He said divine aid defeated the League of Nations and warned against a bargain over national birthright.
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Thomas D. Schall
Minnesota
John J. Pershing
General Pershing
United States
Representative Schall
Congress
Pershing
Calhoun Commercial Club
Schall
Wilson
Mexico
League of Nations
Expression of Judge on Right to Strike
In San Francisco on December 22, United States District Judge William C. Van Fleet postponed further arguments on Shaw-Butcher Shipbuilding Co. of South Francisco seeking an injunction against plant picketing for two weeks. He urged workers and operators to use the Christmas period to settle differences as he noted the right to strike is upheld, except in a recent nationwide coal strike deemed a conspiracy against the government.
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San Francisco
Shaw-Butcher Shipbuilding Company
South Francisco
United States District Court
William C. van Fleet
van Fleet
Marshall says he will not seek presidency or Indiana senate
In Indianapolis on December 22 Vice President Thomas R. Marshall denied any candidacy for the presidency and said he is fed up with the United States Senate after seven years as presiding officer and will not seek election to the body from Indiana He avoided predicting the Democratic convention nominee and noted that anything might happen at the gathering.
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Indianapolis
Thomas R. Marshall
United States Senate
Indiana
Marshall
Beautiful Christmas Comforts at Brownfield Canty Store
New stock arrives at Brownfield Canty featuring luxurious down comforters in festive patterns. Ideal as a warm holiday gift with rich texture and enduring warmth for chilly nights.
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Brownfield-Canty
Seven hundred soldiers frozen to death in Siberia hospital
A wireless dispatch from Moscow reports seven hundred soldiers of Admiral Kolchak's army in Siberia have frozen to death in a hospital near Omsk. The message also notes severe fighting in the Narva Kiev Kharkov region.
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London
Kolchak
Siberia
Omsk
Moscow
Narva
Kiev
Kharkov
Hapgood Looms as Denmark Nomination Seen Uncertain
Senator Lodge declined to discuss a published report that Norman Hapgood minister to Denmark planned to return to the United States after state department advice that the foreign relations committee would reveal information showing activities and sympathies for the Russian Soviet government. Lodge said Hapgood's nomination died with the last session and no recess appointment was made.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Norman Hapgood
Denmark
United States
State Department
Lodge
Hapgood
Barbers Strike Hits Spokane Downtown Shops
Spokane December 22 Thirty seven union barbers from fourteen major downtown shops began a strike after wage rise demands were refused. Shop owners reported operating on an open shop basis.
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Spokane
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