Erin Resigns as Head of Republic After Defeat
The retiring head of the republic rejects talk of fratricidal strife and accepts defeat in good spirit. He pledges support to the new government once formed, provided it continues toward independence. The statement comes as de Valera’s defeat reshapes leadership and policy.
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Republic
Grimm
Collins
de Valera
Mr. de Valera
Asseniing
London
Richard Mulcahy
Dail
Michael Collins
Arthur Grimm
Irish leadership turmoil looms after de Valera resignation
Dublin reports de Valera resigns the presidency and fails to win re election as prime minister. The Dail splits 60 to 58 amid calls for constitutional continuity while Churchill's committee in London outlines transfer plans to the southern government with talks on amnesty and troop withdrawal.
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Dublin
Tfreland
Eamonn de Valera
William Congreve
de Valera
Robert C. Barton
Liam of
Rossite
Cork City
London
Winston Spencer Churchill
Austin Chamberlan
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
Department
Uthern
Churchill
Trish
Southern Ireland
Dail Eireann
Supreme Council
Cannes
Russia Hastens to Accept Invitation to Genoa Conference
The Associated Press reports from Cannes that Soviet Russia will be represented at the Genoa economic conference. A wireless dispatch and swift reply suggest Russia seeks participation on terms agreeable to the Allies. German delegate Walter Rathenau will discuss reparations with the supreme council.
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Associated Press
Cannes
Russia
Genoa
Supreme Council
Walter Rathenau
Hhe
Newberry Ford Campaign Trial Sparks Senate Clash
Senator Williams of Mississippi labeled Newberry’s denial of knowledge of campaign expenditures “false as hell” during cross examination. Newberry defended himself with a God witness claim while reading a prepared speech, as Republicans supported him and Democrats criticized the defense amid tense chamber activity.
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Associated Press
Washington
Newberry
Michigan
Henry Ford
Williams
Mississippi
Senate
Truman
Harvey in Auto Accident Reported Slight
Associated Press reports American Ambassador to Great Britain George Harvey was injured in an auto accident but recovered enough to likely attend Thursday's supreme council session. Doctors said 36 hours rest would suffice and no complications were expected. British Prime Minister Lloyd George and French Premier Briand visited Harvey. J Merrick replaced him in France and will attend the next session.
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Associated Pres
Cannes
George Harvey
Great Britain
Supreme Counc
M. Briand
Harvey
T. Merrick
France
Supreme Council
Treaty Near Completion Arms Limitation Talks
Washington January 9 only technical phrasing remains to settle before a treaty for armament limitation is ready for signature by plenipotentiaries of the five great powers. The armament committee rejected an immediate cap on aerial warfare and agreed to refer the issue to a continuing commission for future study. Each delegation reviewed the draft prepared by the experts and heads will meet to compare opinions with a full text expected for publication at a plenary session Thursday or Friday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hospital for Disabled Men Planned at Elkhorn Hot Springs
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Senator Meyers introduced a bill directing the treasury to build and equip a government land hospital in Beaverhead County Montana for disabled former service members with tuberculosis or other ailments. The project would cost 50000 dollars and be run by the Public Health Service upon completion, with title to existing structures possibly donated to the United States.
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Washington
Meyers
Secretary of the Treasury
Elkhorn Hot Springs
Beaverhead Forest Reserve
Beaverhead County
Mont
Public Health Service
United States
Heir in Mass. Accepts Milion Dollar Garland Inheritance
Charles Garland, who months ago refused 1 million from his late father James A. Garland’s estate, confirms a change of mind and will accept his legacy. Brother Hamilton Garland will also take his share. Charles says the money should circulate and will fund his personal “special purposes” while he remains on the old Mass. farm.
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Middleboro
Mass
Charles Garland
James A. Garland
Boston
Lega
Hamilton Garland
James Garland
Charles’ Garland
Pepper Named to Succeed Penrose as U S Senator
Philadelphia report states George Wharton Pepper, a prominent Philadelphia lawyer, announced he will run for the Penrose term expiring March 1927 after Governor Sproul appointed him to fill the late Boles Penrose. Sproul also indicated Pepper may seek the full term, ending speculation about Sproul’s own candidacy.
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Philadelphia
George Wharton Pepper
Sproul
Boles Perose
Penrose
Pepper
Knox
Aged Prospector Testifies On Virginia City Murder
The aged prospector spent the day on the witness stand detailing the Miller murder. He described hearing shouts for help and a mysterious night, claiming self defense and an accidental burial, while his nervous demeanor showed the strain of recounting grisly events.
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Herman F. Boden
Laura Miller
Miller
Mos
Baden
Limitations on Armed Aircraft Abandoned in Washington
Jan 9 report shows naval committee rejecting any practical limits on military or commercial aircraft. Resolution adopted states it is not feasible to restrict numbers or characteristics of aircraft, including airplanes and dirigibles, under current conditions. The draft notes future aviation principles expected to apply to both military and commercial craft.
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Associated Press
Washington
Naval Co Ie
Aigeratt
Aston
Eilean Wasett
Shabie
Dirigibies
Courier Journal Destroyed by Fire
A fire severely damaged the Courier Journal building with partial captions noting the blaze's inside areas. No injuries are immediately confirmed, and investigators inspect the site for cause as the newsroom counts losses in equipment and archives.
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Courier Journal
29 Youths Attend Bozeman Vocational Conference
In Bozeman Lieut Gov Nelson Story Jr addressed 429 boys at the third annual boys vocational conference. He urged a shift toward public service in politics over party loyalty, noting politics needs men who prioritize state service. Ohio Farm Bureau official C. Bradtute urged agricultural training as a base for careers. Billings banker Roy J. Covert emphasized money handling in investments. State code commissioner J. W. Choate spoke on the opportunities of free and universal education. President Atkins welcomed delegates representing six states.
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Bozeman
Jan
Nelson Story Jr
Montana
C. &. Bradtute
Ohio
Roy J. Covert
Billings
J. W. Choate
Atkins
State College
The
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