Sinn Fein violence escalates across Ireland with citywide raids
Cork toll reports two Sinn Feiners shot and a policeman wounded near Millstreet while clashes erupt in Dublin and surrounding towns. In London an officer tied to the Dublin murder is killed as Sinn Feiners and British forces clash, Ireland grinds under wartime patrols and mass house-to-house searches.
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Cork
Sinn
London
Sir. Greenwood
Dublin
Enen
Rae
Bunday
Orm
Sinn Fein
Thompson
Belfast
Kidien
Sein
Thanksgiving Wednesday Service At Presbyterian Church
The notice invites all Athens residents to attend Thanksgiving Wednesday worship at 7 o clock at the Presbyterian church mid week service. An annual wing service follows at 10 o clock Thursday with the First Church pastor preaching.
Sugar prices slip as market trims fractional cent
A brief report notes a small reduction in sugar prices in New York with the Fed eral Sugar Reining day annite m salesale brie indicating a drop by three quarters to three and a half cents? The text is garbled but shows a fractional cent decrease in overall sugar pricing.
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York
British papers publish ghastly Dublin hockey stadium killings
London papers report in detail a Sunday bloodbath at Croke Park Dublin where Black and Tans opened fire on spectators during a hockey game. Witness accounts claim 15 000 fought through wall gunfire as women and children cried for mercy amid scattered bullet holes and panic.
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Dublin
Croke
The
Daily News
Delia Castle
Sinn Fein
Crown Fo
Save Armenia Seems Certain
Geneva November session focuses on Armenia crisis as French negotiator Mustapha Kemal gains support for talks. Lively debate follows M. Viviant's urging for peace and decisive action to avert further Armenian suffering.
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Henry Wood
United Press
Geneva
Armenia
League of Nations
Mustapha Kemel
Dollar wheat prospect now
Pratt Kansas November 23 Dollar wheat forecast by J D Frisbee Pratt Flour mills manager predicts wheat will fall to one dollar and stay weak He notes prices in the Pratt market at 4180 per bushel and 125 in Iuka with corn at 25 cents per bushel and a general downturn in crop prices.
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Pratt, Kas
J. D. Frisbee
Pratt Flour Mills
Frisbee
Kansas
Pratt
Iuka
Iluka
Malt and hops sale rules unclear says Cincinnati lawyers
In Columbus Ohio on November 23 reports state no ruling limits malt and hops sale to bakers and confectioners. Attorneys Kramer and Bettmann from Cincinnati say prohibition enforcement has given no directive. They traveled to Washington after full conference with officials.
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Errere Ee
Columbus
Tien
Kramer and Bettmann
Cincinnati
Washington
Prohibition Enforcement Office
Enforcement
Department
Justice Chamberlain Dies by Own Action in Elyria
Elyria Ohio November 28. George W. Chamberlain a justice of the police who renewed his commission late and married over 200 couples and handled court business without a license killed himself by cutting his throat with a razor in his home.
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Elyria, CO
George W. Chamberlain
Union Miners Slain on Norfolk Western Train
In Virginia on Tuesday Ervin Wilkins was killed and his brother Joe Wilkins badly wounded on Norfolk and Western Train No 8 between Chatteray and Nolan. Both men were United Mine Workers on strike since July 1. Taylor Muncey and Dutch Frost were arrested. they say they were threatened by union miners and protected by state policemen.
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Swilliamson
W. ‘Va
Ervin’ Wilkins
Joe Wilkins
Seer
Norfolk & Western
Chatteray
Nolan
United Mine Workers
Taylor Muncey
Dutch Frost
Muncey
Frost
Neat Nolan
Harness maker finds work through Messenger Wantads
A recap of how readers in small towns rely on the Messenger classified ads to locate a harness maker. W Eckwood tests the paper’s reach and quickly connects with the craftsman, proving the Wantads’ effectiveness for finding skilled trades.
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Ohio
W. Eckwood
George
Cleveland
Athens Printe Co
United States May Be Asked To Aid Armenia
A garbled London report indicates the League of Nations contemplates urging the United States to assist Armenia amid ongoing regional tensions. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
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London
United States
Armenia
League of Nations i Jie
Fray the Sey
Athens Bank Foresees Record Deposits and Stock Boom
An Athens bank official notes a surge in deposits and widespread stock buying across motors oil and infra bonds. He cites circulating gold reserves backing the dollar and compares wartime franc and mark practices, warning of speculative excess among Athens depositors and a bright but unstable investment mood.
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Athens _ bank
Gonetecs
Pe Hank
Athena
Os Joya
Athens Bank
Athens
United
France
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Hold Youth in Father's Death Without Bond
Angus Irvine 21 was held without bond for a January grand jury after waiving examination on a charge of first degree murder. He is accused of shooting his father Walter A. Irvine former probate judge near Newark New Jersey. Insurance details emerged naming his mother as beneficiary with the widow and seven children excluded.
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Newark
Angus Irvine
Frank A. Bolton
Irvine
Walter A. Irvine
Thanksgiving Interruption in Newspaper Distribution
The messenger will not be issued on Thursday due to the National Thanksgiving Holiday observed universally.
Labor, farmers and women voters push broad demands before Congress
Organized labor farmers and women voters plan a large set of legislative demands to be introduced when Congress convenes December 6. They will launch an action campaign despite leaders signaling limited action this session to pass only appropriation bills before adjournment March 4. The groups seek credit measures for farmers, agricultural appropriations, department funding, and anti trust exemptions for farmers organizations plus other welfare bills.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Congress
Labor, Farmer, and Women's Organization
House
Senate
Congressional Committee
Elfare
Ees
Tors Federal
Hersmann
Plant Idle But Workers Work at Madison Prison
The chairmaking plant at the state prison in Madison Iowa will operate three days a week for the near term. Production continues with no layoffs as storage houses stock chairs and workers keep busy in alternative jobs.
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T Madison
Iowa
T. P. Hollowell
Hollowell
Athens Girl Is Picked for Trip Across Atlantic
Miss Louise Cable known as June Eorle sails from New York aboard the Adriatic to London for a four month engagement at the New Oxford theatre. She will appear in the Murray Anderson Follies and has risen as a notable amateur and professional voice in New York.
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Louise Cable
Athens
June Eorle
New York
London
England
New Oxford Theatre
June Horie
New York City
Marvel
Mise Cable
Rectors and
Churchills
Hudson
Johnny
Anderson
Richard Mansfield
David Jasco
Ig Young
Bologna Restores Order After Social Turmoil
In Bologna on November 23 the city calmly reopened after eight people were killed and sixty three injured in social unrest. Nationalists and supporters urged peace and pledged no further confrontations with authorities. Police reported a flag incident near the central square as crowds dispersed without further violence.
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Bologna
Kitti
Socialiet-Nationaiaetiots
Ebout
Bers
Shoewage and meat price shifts cited in testimony
J. L. H. Weld of S Swift and Company testified about declines in shoe prices and meat prices. He noted decreases in by products pricing and discussed wage hearing impacts as reported from Chicago with officials and employers present.
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J. L. H. Weld
S Swift and Company
Weld
Chicago
Ous
Baees Alechuler
Eat Slim Contest Set at Chicago Health Exposition
In Chicago on the health exposition's stage a male and female team compete in a weight loss contest. Ten fat men and ten stout women follow a dieting plan designed by Dr John Dill Robertson of the city health office to see who loses more weight.
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Chicago
Raw
John Dill Robertson
City Health Offices
New Chicago Police Chief Orders Probe Into Raid Records
Chicago reports on November 23 quoted Charles Fitzmorris as saying that influential gamblers arrested in Sunday raids were not photographed for identification records. He announced an immediate investigation into how these records were handled and why.
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Chicago
Charles Fitzmorris
Vice
Fitsmorris
Packer Wage Hearing Debates Burden of Price Declines
Samuel S. Marquis of Detroit testifies at the reopened packers wage hearing before Federal Judge Samuel Alschuler. He describes an endless chain of price and wage declines and says the burden has shifted through the auto industry to suppliers and workers, with no clear who bears ultimate responsibility.
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Chicago
Samuel S. Marquis
Detroit
Marquis
Ford Motor Co
Aol
Samuel Alschuler
Ldelj
University Paper Thanksgiving Break Issue to Release
The Green and White student newspaper will publish its December 3 issue after a Thanksgiving break. The edition covers campus news and events during the break period.
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Erdlea
Save Money On You Laundry Learn Home Cleaning Tips
Department of Agriculture bulletin offers money saving laundry advice. Learn soaking soda and turpentine use, proper soap, and aging gear. Free Home Dry Bulletin available by request from the Information Bureau in Washington with a small return postage.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington Information
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