Union Jack Sparks Riot During Irish Mass in New York
A Thanksgiving mass for Terence MacSwiney sparked a riot at St Patrick's Cathedral area when a Union flag at the Union club façade drew Irish sympathizers. Police cordon arrived, windows shattered, several arrests made, and Eamonn De Valera attended the memorial.
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New York
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Union Club
Fifth Avenue
St. Patrick's Cathedral
France
Miichael J. Lavelle
St Patrick's
Austin
Elliger
Frst
MacSwiney
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
Monsignor Lavelle
Brixton Prison
London
Thanksgiving Day Observed in Butte With Turkey Dominance
Butte marked Thanksgiving with turkey at the center of tables amid contests from geese ducks and roasts. The Selkirk Grace praised meat abundance as residents paused from labor to attend church, theaters, sports events, dances and parties.
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Selkirk
Sweet Singer
Scotland
Butte
Troy
Thanksgiving Board
Police and soldiers shot dead in Ada
London dispatch reports policemen and soldiers were shot dead in Infirmary Road during a search for a wanted man. The exact number slain was deleted from the Central News message by the London office, leaving the death toll unreported in the dispatch.
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Ada
London
The
Central News
Infirmary Road
Central
League Seeks Wilson as Turk Armenian Mediator
Serbia Romania and Greece oppose Bulgaria’s admission to the League of Nations and formally ask President Wilson to accept a mediator role between Mustapha Kemal Pasha and Armenian forces. The league council emphasizes a humanitarian task, urging a prompt US reply.
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Serbia
Rumania
Greece
Bulgaria
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Assembly
Council
League
United States
Armenia
Man Killed as Auto Tops Red Rock Grade
Dillon Nov 25 James Turner foreman of Roe ranch at Red Rock was instantly killed when his automobile overturned on the Orr grade a mile south of Ted Rock. The body was found below the car and death was instantaneous. Turner, 24 or 25, had served overseas in World War I and had worked at Roe for five years. The car was a small popular model and Turner was alone. Coroner and undertaker moved to the scene. body to be brought to the city for burial prep while relatives are sought.
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Standard
Dillon
James Turner
Roe
Red Rock
Ted Rock
Turner
Roo
Irish labor party secretary detained in government announcement
Fragmentary report notes Thomas Jonsen, secretary of the Irish labor party, to a government announcement. Thomas Farren, former president of the Trades Union Congress, is said to be detained. The Wyoming leader Wandell suffered a fall at home with injuries. The majority leader and his secretary were said to be in his office.
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Thomas Johnson
Irish Labor Party
Thomas Farren
Trades Union Congress
Ingtoative Wandell
Wyomi Tn
Hope Tueyiay
Wan
Foaay
Reprisals Debate Echoes In Ireland Questioning Innocence
In a heated exchange Sir Don turns to Sir Hamar Greenwood, the chief secretary for Ireland, claiming a Canadian ancestor was hanged for rebellion. Greenwood replies he was not an assassin as cheers erupt from ministerial benches while Donald asserts an innocent man suffers for the guilty amid Irish and labor party applause.
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Don
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
Canada
Hamar
Donald
Israls
Trains Collision Injures Twenty In Ohio Area
A derailment and open switch on a siding caused a passenger train to collide with a freight train. Twenty people were injured and two area residents were reported as probably fatally hurt. The express car and baggage car of the passenger train turned over in the crash.
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Ohio
Nor
Tragic Auto Train Collision Near Clear Lake
Three children aged 10 12 were killed and four others hurt when their car stalled on a railroad crossing near Clear Lake Wisconsin as a train struck it late last night. The Johnson family including their 18 year old daughter and the driver a college student were aboard. The car was hurled 100 yards and all surviving victims were in critical condition with little hope of recovery. The driver said he stopped on the tracks intending to beat the train. Police and physicians report the incident remains under investigation.
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Clear Lake
Johnson
Theull Road
Mi College
Minneapolis
Panama Pledges U S Friendship in Pan-American Ties
During a banquet honoring Mr. Harding in Panama, Senor Porras framed Pan-American harmony as the wish for the United States to stay the polar star guiding liberty and independence. Harding, appearing as a private citizen, expressed hopes for peaceful cooperation and unity among Central and South American neighbors.
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United States
Harding
Senor Porras
American
Central
South
Ae Erevaue Cnueties
Union Club
Widow of Cork Mayor Sails to United States
Mrs. Maturiel MacSwiney widow of Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney and his sister Mary MacSwiney embarked on the Celtic today to testify before the committee investigating the question, a quiet departure few noticed as they set sail for America.
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David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
J. F. Maurer
Jane Addams
Chicago
Frederick ©. Howe
New York
Hollingworth Wood
American Committee On Ireland
Washington
Ireland
Muriel Macswiney
Cork
International
Aturiel MacSwiney
Terence MacSwiney
Mary MacSwiney
United States
Government Note Clarifies United States Position on Mandates
Secretary Colby informs Britain that the United States will not be excluded from rights under postwar mandates and must be heard before mandates take effect. He notes American insistence on equal treatment for commerce and citizens of all nations and opposes any monopoly by Britain in Mesopotamia and petroleum regions.
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Colby
Washington
Associated Press
Great Britain
United
Mesopotamia
Petroleumields
Bi Foreign
Toyas
Cteata
Watts
United States
Tatine
League of Nations
Butte Battled Coal Famine in Freezing Weather
A year ago Butte faced severe coal shortages as temperatures plunged to 12 below zero in November and 15 above on Thanksgiving day. The city endured days of subzero lows, with several minima around 8 or more below before brief warm spells. Despite hopes, relief was partial as bitter cold persisted and coal supply remained strained.
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Butte
Fire Chief Rescues Man From Icy Missouri River
Great Falls report tells of Olaf Olson a transient laborer who spent an hour in the Missouri River ice before rescue by Fire Chief A J Tredick. He waded 200 feet from the Great Northern Edge to Olson who was too exhausted to explain how he fell or was thrown from the bridge.
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Great Falls
Missouri River
Olaf Olson
Pire
A. J. Tredick
Olson Olson
Greece’s Foreign Policy to Stay Unchanged says Greek leader
Athens dispatch reports Constantine remains committed to Greece’s foreign policy and friendly stance toward all powers. Greek troops under General Papaoulas await leadership in Smyrna as telegrams express loyalty and vow to uphold Greek military traditions for Greece’s glory. Parliament set to meet Dec 8 after the Dec 5 plebiscite on Constantine’s fate. Queen Olga to deliver throne speech and regency legality may be debated.
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Switzerland
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Constantine
Greece
England
France
Teall
Beation
Protecor Strelt
Constantin
Athens
Associated Press
Olga
Eam Selest
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