Anglo-Jap alliance to scrap heap by agreement report
A disjointed report cites Eamon de Valera and Cardinal Logue amid talks on a plebiscite in Ireland. Bishops urge treaty endorsement while Dail Eireann contemplates commission, with British policy and Ulster reactions under analysis.
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Rati
Hellas
Alegtwee
Peatance Petton
Markin
Dall Eireann
Oll
Howe Olyte
Ulster
F Feiner
Tan de Valera
Twatey
Hia
Eireann
Caf! Eireann
Eamon
Dail
Arthur Gyn
Austin
Chainister
Defense
Recovered Jewelry Tied to Proctor Home Case
A dispatch reports recovery of $000 worth of Len jewelry from Colonel Wil Cooper Procter’s home. The items were found under a coal pile in a cellar used by Peter Welker. John C. Stratten, a Black defendant, pleaded not guilty at arraignment. other defendants face trial in a few days.
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Wil Cooper Procter
Cincinnati
imes-Star
Peter Welker
Ciip
John C. Stratten
Quilty
Youth killed in attack on jail sparks manhunt
In Tac keon Kentucky a bloodless gunfight at a jail sent a youth to a critical condition and wounded several others. Guardsmen from Whitesburg and Hazard joined a search after the assault, while the jailer fled with three identified suspects to the Clark County jail in Winchester for safety.
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Tackeon
Neenindhs
Whitesburg
Lost Creek
Breathitt
Imple
Allen
Re. Allen
Nts
Ben
Fearing
Clark County
Lifer Paroled as Efforts of Fellow Convict Mentioned
A parole release highlights efforts of a fellow convict in a case tied to a life sentence. The report references a mine explosion in RussellvilleArk and details of a man awaiting transfer. The fragmented text notes an explosion and related investigation with limited readable specifics.
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Lifer
Wallis Charges In 1918 Camp Wheeler Killing Debated
Macon reports confirm Marion J Wallis accused private Harley of being shot at Camp Wheeler in 1918. M C Brown, a Maton motorman, says he was within ten feet of Harley when shot, while Byron C Fowler, ex captain, disputes fatality and notes one man shot in camp hip wound. Fowler adds Harley may still be alive drawing disability pay.
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Harley
Mabe
Marion J. Wallis
Camp Wheeler
M. C. Brown
Maton
Macor
Brown
Byron .C. Fowler
Wallis
Foform
Mr. Walls
Banner-Herald
Associat Press
Artillery Hill
160Th Military Police Section
Cap Es Oeet Sn
Macon
Athenian
Gaj
Street Railway
Atlanta
Byron C. Fowster
122Nd Infantry
Watson
Georgia
J. Wallis
University of Georgia
Freed Charge in Knox County Court Verdict Not Guilty
Fragmented OCR text reports a Knox County case where Maud Moore faced charges and the jury delivered a verdict of not guilty after a brief proceeding. The source text is garbled and lacks clear details on charges, dates, or the courtroom context.
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Knoxville
Teeenever
Criminal Court of
Knox County
Acgi
Farmer Gives Of After Shooting Brother in Law
MACON GA John M Davis after shooting his brother in law Elmo Pee Jones faced County Jail Saturday Davis claimed Jones assaulted his family and driven them from their home his wife and daughter were robbed before the shooting doctors say Jones was shot in the breast with a shotgun and admitted to hospital accident or deliberate act remains under investigation
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Macon
John M. Davis
Elmo P.ee
Two Warships Junked in Oakland Sale of Minnesota and Marblehead
Two former cruisers the Minnesota and the Marblehead sold for junk in Oakland California. The vessels helped US naval history during the Spanish American War and were cost about 6.0 million when built. Junk dealers expect material value around 560000. The Minnesota, a second class protected cruiser of 9360 tons, was among the ships sold.
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Oakland
Calif
Minnesota
Marblehead
Navy
Bauilt
Pany
Nashvishe
Clentue- Cuba
Miffiesota
War aims and abolition talk amid mobilization claims
The speech argues that war will not end abolition of death and insists nations will mobilize all industrial power to win. It suggests that even amid conflict governments and peoples strive to preserve morale and resources, pledging future restraint only after victory is secured.
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Washington
Unexpected Visitor Traps and Scares Athens Observer
Reports tell of a large bird found near Athens after an unexpected visitor startled residents. The creature had a wingspan exceeding six feet and was described as possibly the largest eagle seen in the area. Local resident T. A. Whithead helped document the event and followed the bird to its landing to verify the sighting.
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Athens
Whitehead
Goeelbly
Watson Attacks War Departments Records In Senate Hearings
Senate hearings surfaced more than one hundred veterans naming officers in accusatory testimony about wartime executions and alleged coverups. Senator Watson criticized the American Legion and highlighted questions over Roosevelt’s involvement and the accuracy of officers’ records in France. The session included references to a chilling image tied to a condemned soldier and calls for accountability.
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Washington
Senate
Watson
France
Ablelés
Tennessee
Shields
Walter E. Bethel
Lst
W. Son
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Senator Watson
William Hayward
United States
New York
Brandegee
Georgia
American Legion
Paris
Acreennee
Navy lieutenant dies after car hits mule team crash
In Portsmouth Virginia a Navy lieutenant and a girl companion rode in a car that struck a mule team head on. The lieutenant John Raymond Middle Springs was brought to the naval hospital with a back injury and died minutes later after a hasty examination. The companion described the crash as the vehicle ramming the tongue of the wagon and striking him in the neck.
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Portsmouth
John Raymond Middle Springs
Naval Hospital
Middlebrook
Germany Fails to Pay 190 Million Gold Marks
Paris reports Germany has defaulted on 190 million gold marks due in the first two weeks of December. The reparations commission has not acted yet, and observers cite the German exchange crisis as a reason for inaction.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Lamont Party Narrowly Escapes Train Wreck
In North Carolina a party led by Thomas W. Lamont of J P Morgan Co. and including Arthur H. Lockett and Wil Cruger Cushman survived a wreck when a broken rail caused a derailment north of Pinehurst. The Pinehurst sleeper overturned but no injuries were reported. The party had traveled from New York, arriving in Pinehurst after a slower crossing of a creek bridge.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan Co
Iice
Arthur H. Lockett
Wil Cruger Cushman
New York
Here
Lamon
Seaboard Line
Nobel Peace Prize for 1921 divided
Alan Edward Spinks is named in a fragmented report about the 1921 Nobel Peace Prize division. A distant telephone message from Grove Hill appears among the readable fragments, with unclear context and incomplete details about the prize allocation and related dignitaries.
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Alan Edward Spinks
Grove Hill
Commissary Fund Open To Donations Indue Officers
The Banner Commissary announces donations are welcome from now until Christmas. Led by H. J. Rowe as chairman and a board including C. J. Flanigen and Hugh H. Gordon Jr., the group has funded much charity over ten years. Donations may be left at The Banner Herald office or mailed with credits announced daily. Mrs Thomas FP Green chairs the Woman’s Rurality committee overseeing Christmas cheer for needy families, clothing, toys, and essentials, continuing a seven year tradition of Santa Claus visits.
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Banner Commissary
Banner- Herald
H. J. Rowe
C. J. Flanigen
Hugh'h. Gordon
Healy
Santa Claus
Mrn
Thomas FP. Green
Pyor
Suit Against Labor Board to Define Its Powers
Chicago reports the Pennsylvania railroad sues the Makes States railroad board to settle the board’s authority. Wageie Barton, chairman of the railroad labor board, says the injunction case will clearly define the board’s powers and their enforcement, stressing public interest.
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Labor Board
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Makes States Railroad Board
Wageie Barton
Siroad Labor Board
Barton
New Alignment Made Atp Sita To Bind United Treaty
Washington reports a new alliance plan among United States Great Britain and France to preserve Pacific waters amid fears of Japanese moves. The agreement aims to bind major powers though Senate ratification remains uncertain.
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Senate
Washington
Pacific
United States
Japan
France
America
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