Dublin violence shocks Britain as Sinn Fein outbreaks spread
London fears spread of assassinations to England after Dublin's red Sunday. Crown officers shoot Sinn Feiners as crowds in Dublin trigger panic and trampling deaths. Black and Tan police fire on mobs while guards tighten at Whitehall and Downing Street. Troops stand ready for quick dispatch to Ireland.
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Black and Tan
Webb Miller
United Press
London
England
Dublin
White Hall
Downing Street
Ireland Sees Day of Butchery Amid Sinn Fein Raids
Dublin reports a dawn crackdown by Black and Tans and troops on Sinn Fein gathering sites as leaders of yesterday’s murders are sought. The eight to ten wounded and fourteen killed in retaliatory raids mark a day of gunfire and chaos around Croke Park amid continuing disturbances through the night.
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Ireland
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Croke Park
Cen
Raid on Croke Park Sparks Dublin Killing Frenzy
British officers and Sinn Féin members clash in a large dawn raid at Croke Park Dublin. Gunmen assault hotel rooms and private residences, leaving 6 officers dead and many wounded as crowds flee during a hockey match. Sinn Féin documents seized seek to curb further attacks.
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Croke Park
A. P. Newbury
Sinn Fenners
Gresham Hotel
Captain Newbury
Newbury
Major Dowling
Captain Price
Mount Street
Ames
Bennet
Captain MacLean
Judiciary
Smuggled Drugs Seized in Toledo Raid
In Toledo Ohio on November 22 drugs valued at $100000 said to be smuggled from Canada were seized in a government raid. Four men were arrested under orders from Washington all reported as known to federal authorities as international narcotics traffickers.
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Toledo
Canada
Washington
Opposition Breaks in Ukraine and Riga Armistice Breakdown
Moscow Wireless reports Ukrainian opposition to Russian forces disintegrating as General Sim Petlura abandons his troops expected to dissolve. Polish Russian peace talks ended with Russia accusing Poland of violating armistice terms on troop disposition.
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Riga
Hoboes complain about flop houses prompt health official remark
Columbus reports A W Freeman state health commissioner comments after receiving a letter signed Grouchy Sam the Bo describing filthy flop houses. The writer complains of bed bugs noisy tenants rank toilets washrooms resembling hog pens and coal bin mop towels before heading to Chicago.
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Columbus
A. W. Freeman
Sam
Chi
New York Central seeks bonds and gold certificates approval
The New York Central Railroad asked the interstate commerce commission for authority to issue 6 per cent improvement mortgage bonds totaling 6 493 000 dollars and 6 per cent gold certificates totaling 9 600 000 dollars to finance maturing equipment obligations. Public Dance, Junior Hall, Wednesday evening, November 24. The Sonora phonograph won the gold medal at the 1915 World's Fair and can be heard at Parker Brothers.
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Washington
New York Central Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Parker Brothers
Noted U S Engineer Directs Boring of Twin TitbEs Under Hudson River
Clifford M. Holland to bore twin tubes under the Hudson River from Canal and Broome in Manhattan to Twelfth and Fourteenth streets in New Jersey. Auto and horse drawn traffic only. each tube will carry one way traffic. Project aims to ease ferry congestion and speed deliveries between New Jersey and New York.
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America
Hudson River
Canal and Broome Streets
Manhattan
N. Y
Twelfth
Fourteenth Streets
New Jersey
New York
Metropolis
Western lawmakers plan cross party unity to aid farmers
Washington notes farmers and livestock raisers face ruined margins as corn and wheat prices stay below production costs. Western senators from farm states plan a joint conference after December to map a nonpartisan program to push for market controls and corrective measures.
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Washington
House
Senate
Pitchcock
Nebraska
Tony
Grain and Hog Prices Slump on World War I Market
Grain and hog prices hit new lows as markets extended declines. Hogs fell to the 1913 trough with average sales around 10.50 on the Chicago market. Wheat, corn and oats also slipped amid tight money conditions and overstock fears.
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Chicago
Middle West
Chicago Board of Trade
Doctor Called to Attend Empress Auguste Victoria
Dr Van Den Bergh of Linden University attends the former Empress Auguste Victoria of Germany in London after a serious relapse. Prince Adelbert and several of her sons have been summoned. the physician is reported to be in constant attendance.
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London
van Denbergh
Linden University
Auguste Victoria
Germany
London Mail
Adelbert
Doorn
Chicago ends weekend gambling raid with 800 arrests
Eight hundred men were arrested in Chicago during weekend gambling raids and brought to Desplaines Street station for inspection. Many used fake names. inspectors included victims and spouses seeking missing husbands. Stakes were reported up to $10,000 as citywide operations were uncovered by Chief Charles Fitzmorris.
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Chicago
Desplains Street
Charles Fitzmorris
Bureau of Identification
Weather forecast calls for rain and colder by week end
The forecast covers November 22 to 27 for the Ohio Valley and Tennessee. Expect generally fair, normal temperatures until midweek when rain is likely, followed by much cooler and fair conditions.
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Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Du Pont Takes Major GM Stock Stake in New York
Pierre S. du Pont has taken control of a large block of General Motors stock. W. C. Durant, GM president, will stay with the company and keep an interest in the stock.
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Dupont
New York
General Motors
Pierre 8. Dupont
W. C. Durant
Harding to name cabinet from own party
President elect Harding will form a Republican cabinet with no coalition. Reports denied any Democrat like Senator Chamberlain as secretary of war. The Parismina sails toward Panama on a pleasure trip with Harding aboard.
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Harding
Raymond Clapper
Chamberlain
Oregon
Panama
Marion Star
Irish Dublin murders stir London House of Commons
The Commons suspended for uproar over Dublin murders as Irish leader Joseph Devlin clashed with Prime Minister Lloyd George. Devlin pressed for action while others shouted him down, and Greenwood said no question on Croke Park shootings had been asked.
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London
House of Commons
Dublin
Joseph Devlin
Lloyd George
Commons
Sinn Fein
Devlin
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
Croke Park
Kidnapping Suspect Receives Life Sentence
August Pascal also known as Pasquale the crank in the Coughlin Kidnapping Case was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Swartz in Norristown Pa He pleaded guilty to second degree murder and kidnapping for extortion on the trial date Saturday.
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Norristown, Pa
Pascal
Pasquale
Crank
Coughlin
Swartz
Norristown
Tragic Fire Claims Ten From Padoue, Quebec
In Padoue Quebec a tank of gasoline exploded burning a home. Two women and seven children died in the blaze discovered after the blast at the Sonora Phonograph near Parker Bros. Investigators have not determined the explosion's cause.
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Quebec
Padoue
Mooney Case Reopened By San Francisco District Attorney
District Attorney Matthew Brady said he will reopen the Thomas Mooney case before the county grand jury following the 1916 preparedness day bombing. He stated the evidence against Mooney may have been framed and that findings will be sent to Governor William D. Stei...
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San Francisco
Matthew Brady
Thomas Mooney
Mooney
Brady
W. D. Ste
Messenger ads turn the trick in finding a missing dog
The Stedman Packing Company advertised a missing cattle dog via The Messenger. The highly trained animal turned up missing several days ago and was found near Mineral after the first day of the ad appeared.
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Stedman Packing Company
Mineral
Senator McCormick to observe Europe conditions
Senator Medill McCormick of Illinois will sail from New York to study European conditions and the potential formation of a new association of nations. He plans to spend the rest of the year in Europe, combining a vacation with inquiry into postwar developments.
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Washington
Medill McCormick
Illinois
New York
Europe
Association of Nations
Harding
McCormick
Senators See League Pact Talks in Geneva Meeting
Washington observers in Congress weigh the Geneva league of nations assembly as they argue points for the December debate. Senator Borah calls Article XI dangerous and notes troop decisions and secrecy, while critics accuse the league of not enforcing the covenant provisions.
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Washington
League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
Borah
Assembly
League
Vilna
Spain
France
Great Britain
Belgium
League Itelf
Armenia Aid Debate Shifts as League Plans Commission
At Geneva the League of Nations assembly debated extending military aid to Armenia. A shift from belligerent talk to supporting a six member commission proposed by Senator La Fontaine to halt hostilities between Armenian forces and Mustafa Kemal’s troops was reported.
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Henry Wood
United Press
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Armenia
Robert Cecil
la Fontaine
Belgium
Mustafa Kemal
Germany
J Stitt Wilson Urges Duty Over Wealth And Power
Hon J Stitt Wilson addressed a large audience at the First M B E church on social and economic crises. He denounced wealth from others, widespread poverty, and the greed driving civilization toward instability. He warned of exploitation, spiritual neglect, and urged immediate reform and duty to God.
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J. Stitt Wilson
M. BE
Mr. Wilson
Europe
Church
Mexican miners hold out for 100 percent wage rise
In Eagle Pass Texas on November 22 striking Coahuila coal miners refused to return mines to owners. Officials say the men demand a 100 percent wage increase and note the government will decide whether operations resume for workers who want to return.
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Eagle Pass
Texas
Coahuila
Mexico
Storm warnings issued for Great Lakes region
Weather bureau orders display of storm warnings on all Great Lakes as a central storm over northwestern Illinois moves eastnortheast with increasing intensity.
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Washington
Navy
Great Lakes
The
Weather Bureau
Central
Illinois
Autoist Drowns Crossing Scioto River in Chillicothe
Clarence Mumford aged 25 of Clarksburg drowned late yesterday when he was bounced from an automobile crossing the Scioto River in Chillicothe. Companion Ralph Stevens escaped by clinging to a bridge girder as both men were jolted from the car by the rough ties. Mumford’s body was recovered several hours after the accident.
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Achillicothe
Clarence Mumford
Clarksburg
Scioto River
Ralph Stevens
Mumford
Scioto Valley
Acciden
Flying Cadets Die in Kelly Field Plane Crash
Texts report two flying cadets killed in a crash at Kelly Field. Sigmund, 24, of New York and James A Turney, 28, of Berkeley, California died when a Haviland aircraft caught fire after takeoff.
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Kelly Field
Ban Antonio
Sigmundsky
New York
James A. Turney
Berkley
California
Haviland
Kelly
To Sonnet
Nations Will Aid Armenia Against Turks
Geneva reports that the League of Nations Assembly urged the Council to mediate and aid Armenia while the U S considers its stance. Debates called for telegrams to all powers requesting steps for Armenian assistance as rules on admitting new members were discussed.
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Armenia
Near East
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
League Council
America
Telphic
League Commission
Gerany
Russia
League
Murders Continue in Dublin Ambush Near Cork
MURDERS CONTINUE DUBLIN, Nov. 22. One man was killed in an ambush today near Glandore, 34 miles southwest of Cork. Another Black and Tan trooper was seriously wounded.
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Dublin
Glandore
Cork
Winter Reading To Help You This Season
Washington Information Bureau offers a guided winter reading list from the American Library Association. The plan identifies two to three books tailored for occupations from automobile mechanics to executives and sales staff. Readers may request the free copy by sending name and address with two cents for postage.
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American Lirary Association
Steno
Pany
Plains
Frederic J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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