O Connor and Irregular Leaders Executed in Dublin
Roderick Rory O Connor former commander in chief of the Irish irregular army and three other leaders were executed at Mount Joy prison in Dublin after a court martial. The killings followed the assassination of Deputy Sean Hales and were reported to have shocked Dublin and London. De Valera and Liam Lynch were said to be in Dublin amid rising tensions.
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London
Roderick
Rory) O'Connor
Irish Republicanrregular Army
Mount Joy
Dublin
Evening Standard
Rory O'Connor
Liam Mellowes
Cooney
Barrett
Sean Hales
DE Valera
Liam Lynch
Santes
Dail
O'Connor
Woman Admits Police She Is Mere Man in Dayton
Maxine Hendrix alias Ruth Johnson alias Ruth Thompson, 22, colored, confessed she was James Thomas after being booked in the city jail. A Shortridge grad, for three years she posed as a woman, worked as a dorm maid, performed on stage, and evaded police. She faced a $50 fine not paid in installments.
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Dayton
Maxine Hendrix
Ruth Johnson
Ruth Thompson
James Thomas
Shortridge High School
Indianapolis
Woman's Select College
Pershing urges offensive air power and armored mobility
Washington reports General John J. Pershing’s annual army message calls for a capable air service with offensive application, emphasizing air power growth, development of tanks, and motorizing artillery transport to support future operations.
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Pershing
Washington
Dec
Air Service
John J. Pershing
Army
General Pershing
Packer Moves Artrike A Snag
Chicago December report says Armour & Company merger with Morris brothers stalls. Nelson and Edward Morris say Armour advised Harding the Morrises want out of packing. Morris firm has not set a price or received an offer. Rumor also links Wilson and Cudahy to the consolidation.
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Chicago
J. Ogden Armour
Nelson
Edward Morris
Packers
Mr. Armour
Harding
Morrises
Morris Company
Armour
Armour & Company
Morris & Company
Wilson and Cudahy
President Harding to Address Congress With State of the Union
President Harding plans to deliver the annual state of the union message to Congress today. The expected speech exceeds seven thousand five hundred words and covers a broad range of subjects.
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Washington, Dee
Harding
Congress
State of the Union
New Ghurgh Dedication Plans Declared for Athens Church
The First Baptist Church of Athens will dedicate its new chapel at Lancaster and Carpenter streets on Sunday December 12 with out of town speakers including Rev. T F Carey of Russell Ky and Rev D Chambers of Granville. A 12 o'clock dinner follows a full day starting at 9 am with Bible school and 10 15 am worship. The dedicatory service runs 1 30 to 3 30 pm and a closing student and youth meeting at 7 pm. The Ohio Baptist Convention funded the chapel as a sign of local faithful work and future building pledges.
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First Baptist Church of
Athens
Lancaster and
Carpenter Streets
Bible School
Students and Young Peoples
T. F. Carey
Russell
Smith
T. F. Chambers
D. D
Granville
Ohio Baptist Convention
W. S. Phillips
Columbus
Francis Wayland
Northern Baptist Convention
Ohio Baptist Convention Board
Dance At Harvey's Pavilion Brings Chauncey Squintys Five
Saturday night Chauncey Squintys Five Orchestra performs at Harvey's Pavilion. The event promises lively dance music and community entertainment in a local venue.
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Harvey's Pavilion
Chauncey, Squintys Five
Take ’Em Off Again Old Kid Bathing Contemplated in Athens
Agitation to convert Athens into a winter resort to attract Palm Beach style revenue is under discussion. Proponents cite warm weather and ample water supply as key factors, with calls for a Bathing Beauty contest near the waterworks project after Christmas.
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Athens
Palm Beach
Waterworks Department
Three Children Burn to Death in Vermont Fire
In Putney, VT, a house fire killed three children aged one to five. Their home near Prattleboro burned today, authorities said, with investigators seeking the cause.
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Prattleboro
Putney
Ismet Pasha Accepts Turkish Straits Proposals With Reservations
In Lausanne on December 8 Ismet Pasha head of the Turkish delegation accepted the allied plan for the straits with modifications He said Turkey agreed in general to the future status of the straits but objected to including Constantinople in the demilitarized zone in the allied proposal
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Lausanne
Ismet Pasha
United States
Turkish Straits ‘Commission
Class Six Male Chorus to Sing at Clarks Chapel Revival
The men’s chorus of Class Six of the First M. E. church will sing at Clarks Chapel M. E. church on Sunday evening. The revival has been thriving under the Brown Brothers leadership and will close with several members to be received into the church.
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M. E
Clarks Chapel
Brown Brothers
PREMIERS DEBT PLAN HANGS ON FRENCH DEMAND
London dispatch reports Allied premiers plan a weekend conference on German reparations and war debts. France demands indemnity concessions only with debt cancellation. Britain uncertain as Bonar Law weighs payment of 4.277 billion dollars to the United States.
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Luther A. Huston
N. S
London
M. Theunis
Belgium
Poincare
France
Masolino
Italy
Great Britain
A. Bonar Law
M. Poincare
Paris
Germany
United States
MITA FATALITY BRINGS ARREST IN GALION AREA
In county jail today, Tom Wurtz 27 of Galion Kenneth Porter 2 of Mount Gilead and others are charged with manslaughter in the death of Lloyd Zimmerman 18 near Galion Saturday night Zimmerman was run down by a car and died from a fractured skull after the vehicle swerved and struck him Sheriff Edward J Knappenberger made the arrests at Mount Gilead and the men reportedly confessed to the crash and fatality.
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Bucyrus
Tom Wurtz
Galion
Kenneth Porter
Mount Gilead
Lloyd Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Edward J. Knappenberger
Ship subsidy bill fate in doubt after rejection
Washington today A L Lasker chairman of the shipping board rejected a proposed amendment to grant Congress partial control of subsidy payments. The measure was a compromise tied to the Madden amendment, which President Harding denounced as nullifying the bill. The scene shifted as debate continued in a tense legislative moment.
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Washington
A. L. Lasker
The
Shipping Board
Congress
Willis, McNary
Lenrobt
Madden
Harding
President Hurding outlines urgent national program
President Hurding pressed Congress at a joint session with a far reaching plan addressing rail labor, prohibition enforcement, and agricultural relief. He urged abolishing the railway labor board, expanding the Interstate Commerce Commission, and stricter anti prohibition laws. He called for greater farmer credit and lower freight rates, plus new constitutional amendments on child labor and tax free securities. He warned of red menace and hyphenated Americanism while noting no immigration quota expansion.
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George R. Holmes
I. N.S
Washington
Dec
Harding
Congress
Railway Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
America
United States
Wife plotted murder of wealthy Detroit husband
Mrs May Ford estranged wife of Ney J Ford, linked to Henry Ford kin, was questioned on an alleged plan to kill her husband. A police operation heard her offer $20,000 to the gunman and showed a getaway sketch and a wedding photo for identification, with an attempted murder warrant issued.
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Detroit
Ford
Ney J. Ford
Henry Ford
Paul W. Voorhsen
Mis
Kunath
Straith
Park Boulevard
Astoria Fire Devours Blocked Business District
A severe blaze in Astoria Oregon began in a restaurant and rapidly spread, threatening the downtown business area. Firefighting efforts face total loss estimates from ten to fifteen million dollars as nineteen blocks along DeWayne Ninth Astor and Fourteenth streets burn.
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Astoria
Ore
Astoria Ia
Ita Moet
Astor, DeWayne, Ninth
Fourteenth Streets
Heavy damages sought in Crawford county case
A verdict is on record in Crawford County common pleas court for Mrs. Sarah R E Lautra, Joseph King, Galion, and Mrs. Rebecca Browarsky versus Bucyrus. The suit seeks 46000 dollars for permanent injuries from a car collision.
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Bucyrus
Crawford County
Not in Rome Gabe Report States Annunzio Ill
Dec reports that the famed Italian figure Gabriele D Annunzio known as a poet and former soldier is ill at his Gardone residence authorities said today.
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Gabe
Rome
Ga ‘Bridle DA Annunzlo
Gardone
Executions Reported Of Four Suspected IRA Leaders
The Free State government says four irregular leaders were executed this morning at Mountjoy Prison. Roderick Clery O'Conor Liam Medlowes Joseph McKelvey and Richard Barrett are named as the executed men in reprisal for the assassination of Deputy John Beans Holes. The communique warns other assassins.
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Dublin
Bec
Free State
Mount Joy
Roderick Clery’ O'Connor
Liam Medlowes
Joseph McKelvey
Richard Barrett
John Beans Holes
Violent Japan Earthquake Causes Deaths Across Kyushu
A violent earthquake struck western and central Kyushu with Nagasaki reporting 18 deaths and ground sinking three feet in places near villages. Initial tallies list four dead in the province and 20 seriously injured with four valleys destroyed.
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Tokio, Dee
Portiona
Japan
Nagasaki
Willigea
Kyushu
Marshfield to Have Splendid Lecture Course
Marshfield Community Council completes six event lecture series set to begin December 11 at the M I church. Robinett Players led by Ronald Robinett will open the program with season tickets reserved for preferred seating and single admissions available. Net proceeds fund community improvements. Also Bucyrus volunteer George Volk, 79, shows bricklaying skill rebuilding the Lincoln highway marker wrecked by a recent car crash.
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New Marshfield
Marshfield
M. I. Church
Robinett
Ronald Robinett
Mason
George Volk
Lincoln Highway
Bucyrus
Clara Phillips believed sighted near Phoenix in escape bid
A rumor says Clara Phillips the hammer murderess may have flown to Phoenix aboard a small plane. Sheriff’s office received word from witness C D Harrison that a woman resembling Phillips landed there with four female passengers. Harrison could not confirm identity and asked where to find a street car into the city.
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Tos Angeles
Calif
Clara Phillips
Hammer
Arizona
Phoenix
Phillige
Sheriff's Office
C. D Harrison
Harrison
Ohio governor Donahey eyed by many for staff picks
Columbus reports Donahey’s interviews with about 600 Buckeyes yield advice and possible appointees for the new administration. Names floated for welfare, health, industrial relations, and budget roles include L. Bens ton, Dr. A Douglas Day, William Green, T. Duffy, and others. Several awaits approval with salaries around 6 600 annually.
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Columbus
Tee &— Afton
Hevern
Donahey
Alate Volera
Stovernor Eloet
Zanesville
John B. Harper
Wrier
Cox
A. Tl. Sandles
Ottawa
Thomas
Gault
Fernwood
Wy B. Sime
V. Truax
Upper Sandusky
Edward Stingel
Tusem Rawan
George Behreninger
Highway Department
Arthur H. Wack
Ashland
Atle Vomerene
H. G. McCottister
Shepard
Franklin County
Winter Recipes For Canned Goods Guide
A Washington Information Bureau booklet offers 200 plus recipes for canned foods including 24 setups and 25 desserts. Frederic J. Haskin directs the Athena Messenger Bureau, inviting readers to mail two cents with their name and address for a copy.
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Tina
Waartington
Constaina
Frederic J. Haskin
Athena Messenger Information Bureau
Washington
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