DAIL MAY VOTE ON IRISH TREATY CONTINUED DISCUSSION
The Dublin Dail debate on the treaty grows heated as Col lina and de Valera push for ratification while opponents led by Countess Markievicz demand further delay. Collin s hints at a provisional government, with public sentiment split and optimism fading among treaty supporters.
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Countess Markievics
Coliina
Eamonn de Valera
Stence Wnentn Suuurstion
Hayden Talbot
Universal Service
Special Cable Dispatch
Dublin
Senation
Dail
Collins
Ireland
Republican
Universal Service Staff
Correspor
Republic of Ireland
Cathal Brugha
Austin Stack
Countess Markievic
Erskine Childers
de Valera
Our Policy
E Valera
Party
Person
Dhei Irish Nation
Eeees
Irish Free State Move Foreseen Amid War Office Notes
A fragmentary report describes confidential talks about Ireland near Dublin with military oversight. A top commander allegedly plans to relocate command to England while occupying troops control a large Irish territory. Irish leadership anticipates a vote in the Dail within a week confirming independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
England
Dublin
Ireland
War Office
Dail
Irish Free State
Universal Service, Inc
Disorder spreads in Belfast amid widespread gunfire and curfew
Reports from Belfast on January 3 describe escalating violence as snipers fire on tramcars and streets in the York Street and Cork Street districts. One man is wounded, a curfew is set from tomorrow night, and a new order authorizes military custody after 2 pm in affected areas. A bomb hits Newtown yards road but explodes in arrest. One man and a woman are injured in overall violence while a guard shoots at fleeing attackers. A local guard prays for peace amid the turmoil surrounding the Irish treaty debate.
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Belfast
Royal Avenue
Belfrate
Yorktreet
York Street
Sean
Cork Street
Canuaitien
Bom
Newtown Yards
Errest
Ad- Sieve
Funeral for Honsten in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge January 1 Conrad Guaten died at Romp ltonaten aged 30 years He is survived by Nora Runsia and others The funeral was officiated at the Taneral in the Bein Hoseparton Exterment was at the Ful Creat ceme Protest Segments report county plans for a new road to Garrison citing expense and limited benefit to the old road Several residents protest the plan noting the new route would be near the old one and require county repairs during high water City notes include visitors, retirees and local events including ramblers games and holiday gatherings
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Honsten
Deer Lodge
Jan
Conrad Guaten
Mtonaten
Orm
Nora
Runsia
Jean Iinge
Billings
Sears
Fry
Efzabech
Hanae
Rew Redeow
Taneral
Hoseparton
Garrison
Deer Lodge Oes
X—Smrs
J. Dubie
Anaconda
Butte
Mast Hss
Hansen
Siise
Florence
Patterson
Noldaye
Rele Stise"Teuby" Martin
Allesomia. Ie
Ac Wardell
Ifanvon
Buat Ness
Berto
Spokane
Evelsyi Caughtin
Pacine Normandin
Mer Sack Albee
Mraand Are
B. B. Konte
Aive Morgan Jones
Francis Jogo
Brea Cole
Jemigghes
Columbus
Prn
Itr
Mrg. Bielenberg
Helena
Ornite
Mita Sarkar
Clara Geerery
Geker
Ted Rice
Yon
Mary ‘Tewey
Cera
Hepparente
Walton
Whitwort
Lula
Butte Buys Idaho Fruit Car in Historic Sale
Boise reports that the first car of fruit from Southern Idaho was sent to Butte Montana in 1898 by J Sinsel. The shipment earned growers 203 dollars while Sinsel reportedly lost money, according to Good Citizenship Club members.
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Boise
Idaho
Southern
Butte
Mont
J. Sinsel
Sieel
Good Citizenship Club
Sinsel
Murder mystery deepens in Three Forks case
Dec 26 1919 ranch hand Harry Walker vanished near Three Forks. His Ford in Madison River, body found later, identified. Mrs Adams charged with first degree murder after ten months of detective work. Miller held as a witness. Robbery suspected motive, unknown weapon believed sunk with Walker.
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Walker
John Sloan
Three Forks
Madison River
Fieldermen
Mrn
Adame
Miller
Siimers
Adama Sra Deak
Adams Hotel
Adams
Sloan Ranch
Pearance
Judd McIntyre
McIntyre
Wallace
Harry J. Walker
Ada
Taexree
Hess
Mystery Surrounds Walker Murder Near Three Forks
The Standard reports a puzzling 1919 homicide near Madison river shores. Walker, staying at a ranch bunkhouse, vanished after exchanging water for his car and leaving with two men. A ransom of fear and jealousy may explain the crime as investigators name two suspects and hint at stolen funds and a murder weapon hidden in an automobile.
Walker born and reared in Butte
Bozeman dispatch: Harry L. Walker, murdered at Three Forks over two years ago, was born and raised in Butte. He was 39 at disappearance, worked on Gallatin valley ranches for 3.5 years, first with George Darlington and brother, later John Broan. He bought the Ford car used to depart Sloan ranch. His past life was rarely discussed by him.
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Walker
Alsances
Harry
George Darlington
Logan
Waller
Thompson
Bozeman
Harry L. Walker
Three Forks
Butte
Gallatin Valley
John Broan
Darlington
Sloan Ranch
Mr. Dartington
Idaho
Massachusetts
Sixiking Engravers Replaced by Owners in New York
In New York a wave of labor action hits about 70 shops as sixiking engravers are replaced by owners or photo engraving plants. The dispute between union photo engravers and their employers leads workers to don overalls and go to work tonight, reshaping the local engraving scene.
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New York
German Charge dAffaires Arrives to Take Up Duties in Capital
New York report quotes Ki Jang on arrival in Washington as German envoy. He says Germany faces hardship from Versailles reparations and blocked markets, seeks better conditions and food imports, hoping for relief and rebuilding.
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Arrves
New York
Germany
Ki Jang
Washington
Jowerea
Medium tells of killings and tangled marriages in trial
The article recounts Mrs. Adams claiming a medium named Moore foresaw a slaying connected to Walker. She details past marriages to William Miller, TC Fogarty, andRow Mekene, with children Bernies and Paul, and notes a 1918-1919 divorce sequence amid a ranch setting and a shooting where one man was killed after a dispute near a riverbank.
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Walker
Moore
Adame
William Miler
Platte
Hint
TC. B. Fogarty
Fort Dorie
Iowa
Dannart
Texan
Paul
Tél
Row
Mekenale
Three Forks
Tor
Non-Party Leaders Mothers Choose Brides for Turks
A historical note on arranged marriages in Turkey where mothers inspect a bride’s handicrafts to judge suitability. The process involves presenting embroideries carpets and rugs as proof of skill before a match is approved. The piece also mentions Swedish Norwegian vaccination certificates and Dutch funeral customs via separate doors.
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Turkey
Sweden
Norway
Holland
Snorer Pays $2000 For One Trip In Odd Arrangement
A Brooklyn man bought a steamship excursion to the Near East for himself and wife. A clerk, thinking a mistake, learned they were booked in separate cabins due to the couple’s nightly snoring. A party of deaf passengers then pursued the same trip, arranging adjoining cabins, but the added accommodations for the wife cost $2000 for the snorer.
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Brooklyn
Near East
Steamship Ofice
Aviators Die In Naval Plane Crash Off Fort Barrancas
Two aviators from the naval station were killed when their aircraft dove into a nose first plunge from 13,000 feet and crashed off Fort Barrancas wharf late today.
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Ors
Naval Station
Fort Barrancas Wharf
Charges renewed before trustees in county meeting
Trustees faced renewed charges over sinking fund and misreported finances. Accountant Tutty defended accrual accounting while Mrs. Small clashed over book errors and privacy, amid calls to audit treasurer’s reports and avoid improper warrants.
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Tutty
Gure
Tam
Small
Mra. Small
Lindsay
Baldwin
Balawi
Firs
Appeal to Indians Conference Echoes Civil Disobedience Debate
Readers are told that a political conference in India prompts concerns about civil disobedience and the need for restraint until statesmanship resources are exhausted. The piece records analyst opinion urging widespread reflection and unity to prevent unrest amid calls for reform.
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Pree
Nombay
Indie
Etter
Potn Galrad
Ee India
Pioneer Woman of Montana Dies at 84 in Livingston
Mrs. B A Alderson widow of George Alderson, pioneer Montana publisher, died in Livingston today at age 84. Her son A M Alderson, former Montana secretary of state, lives in Helena.
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the Associated Pres
Livingston
Mra
B.A Alderson
George Alderson
Pioneer
Eastern
Montana
A. M. Alderson
Helena
Women Leaders in Washington Official Life Bureau Chief Mary Anderson
Women assume prominent roles in federal government with Mary Anderson heading the Labor Department's Women's Bureau. She is one of two women to hold bureau chief positions, reflecting growing female participation in national official life.
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Washington
International News Service
Labor Department
Mary Anderson
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Vaca
Art O'Connor
South Kildare
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O'Connor
Ooconner
Michael Collins
Attade
Eiden
Smvof
Treacy
Pierce Beasley
County Kerry
Pathy
Markiewicz
Countess Markiewicz
Arthur Grimith
Ciionista
Atlantic
George
Sean Milroy
Grimith
Griffen
Cellve
Faber
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Pereas
Eta
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Tne
Data Cony
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Cine Irish
Eving
Kinsdalester
Ortmeh
Canine
Bettie
Radia
Roland
Lira
Standard
Broan Ranch
Unkhouse
Gallatin
Bein
Sloan
Madison Rive
Joan Ranch
Walke
Bunker
Sheriff's Force
Paul Adams
Sixiking
Sota
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