Labor Department to Parole O Callaghan Amid State Rift
Secretary Wilson plans to sustain O Callaghan's appeal to the labor department while dispute with the state department over passport rules continues. The Cork lord mayor, detained at Newport News on arrival from Ireland, could face deportation if parole ends, and officials say the case tests policy on aliens without passports in the United States.
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Washington
Department of ‘Atate
Lbhbor
Donald J. O'Callaghaon
Cork
Newport News
Ireland
O Aonaway
Wilton
O'Callaghan
State Department
Davis
Cuallaghan
State ‘Department
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Wilson
Department of Labor
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Labor
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States
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Department of State
Eamonn de Valera
Davia
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Sculptor Toschi Fined for Sabbath Carving in Roxbury
Boston January 6. Leo Toschi a Roxbury sculptor was fined 10 dollars in municipal court for carving a statue on Sunday. He appealed the charge of unnecessary work on the Sabbath.
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Boston
Leo Toschi
True Friends Die in Ashland as Man and Dog End Lives
Ashland Wisconsin report shows 69-year-old John Smith admitted to the county poor farm but barred from bringing his dog. Found dead beside his dog in a shack in the woods, Smith held a gun in his hand. The gruesome scene suggests a double suicide with the animal’s companionship noted in initial terms.
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Ashland
Wis
John Smith
Ashland County
Tate
Smith
Bill to Increase Congress Size Reported by Committee
Washington January 6 reports the House would rise to 483 members under a reapportionment bill based on the 1920 census. Chairman Siegel will also push a constitutional amendment to cap future houses at 600. The plan would boost electoral votes to 679, with California gaining five and New York, Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania four each.
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Washington
House
Seigel
Certdus Committee
Beene
Siegel
Alge
Ft .Future
United States
California
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Mole
Texas
Maseaghsetts
New Jersey
Asolina
Alabama
Arkansas
Connecticut
Georgia
Maryland
Minnesota
New
Ships Were Made To Plough The Seas Not For Arrest
In Charleston January a steamship Saxon of Clinchfield Navigation Co was seized following a whisky seizure. The U S District Attorney asserts the long held legal maxim that ships are made to provide the seas and should be released to fulfill that purpose, rejecting any constraint that would hinder their voyage.
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Charleston
S. 1
Saxon
Clinchfield Navigation Company
United States
Dishis
Boudoir Rooms Prepared for Women Police Recruits
Boston January reports detail a police headquarters boudoir finished in pearl gray and gold with mirrors lounges and chairs as the police department readies for the admission of women to its ranks at Pemberton Square administration center. Authorities note examinations have been held and appointments announced while the space awaits completion.
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Boston
Police
Bosun Loung
Gsrim
Pemberton Square
The
Department
California Senator charges duplicity over oil policy
California Senator Phelan accused Great Britain of duplicity in postwar oil policy and financing, alleging Britain sought American oil while buying up lands abroad. He tied the claim to British loans and Japanese land interests, urging state anti alien land laws and a Senate inquiry for information from the state department. Senator Kellogg joined the debate urging treaty protections for American oil interests.
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Great Britain
Phelan
California
Senate Today
Mok Jar
Prelan
Great ‘Britain
United States
McKetlar
Pacific Coast
England
Guite
Phe-lan
Kellogg
Minnesota
State Department
King
Socrat
Utah
Betey Szoert
Accidental Shot Fatal To Child in Prado Home
Four year old Charles C. Bugel of 42 South Prado died after finding his father’s pistol under a pillow in the parents’ room. The traveling salesman was away. a pistol shot was heard as the boy entered the room. The mother and grandmother were in the house. physician services failed to save him within ten minutes. Survived by parents and a younger sibling Helen. grandmother TB Margaret My Patterson listed as next of kin.
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Charles C. ‘Bugel
Charles My Bugel
South Prado
Sand
Bugel
Tampa
Miami
Theonila
Barclay & Brandon
Helen
Prendmothar
Margaret My Patterson
Tennessee Senate Debates Blue Laws Bill
Fragmented OCR text shows Tennessee senate discussion on a blue laws bill restricting sport events store openings and certain amusements. Vague notes mention prohibition of ball games, passenger trade, and publication operations with charity or necessity exceptions. No clear outcomes or dates.
Prohibition clash noted in Savannah mayor exchange
Short dispatch from Savannah reports Mayor Murray Stewart and Colona Jesse Mercer clashing over prohibition enforcement. Mercer, visiting from Atlanta, defends strict legal action while Stewart rejects cited quotes as misrepresentation, stressing municipal conditions and lawful enforcement.
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Spe
Cial
Murray Stewart
Talna ‘Ils
Emphatia Aotente
Th ‘Attitua
Jaws
Fal- L
Colona
Jesse Mercer
Meyor Stewart
Atlanta Afternoon
AL Fort
Mogsra
Mercer
Mayer
Prirat
Stewart
Lfe
Georgia
Pee Gavannah
Beau
Mie
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Barrage Fire Shields Woman Smuggling Across Rio Grande
El Paso January 6 Tequila smuggling across the Rio Grande led to cross fire injuring a Mexican woman named Gertrude Mo of Juarez as immigration officers returned gunfire. Chief Immigration Officer C A Parking reported the episode marked the first such attempted shield by fire of a person wading the river carrying liquor. Charges of crossing the line without passport and transporting contraband were filed against the smuggling party.
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el Paso
Tekay
Shielden
Smupelor
Bio Grande
Aldo
Bit Paso
C. A. Parking
Era Ontalva
Gertrude Mo
Juarez
Perkins
Marine Atte
Clemency Petition Heard For Gordon Ray
A clemency petition was heard for Gordon Ray accused in a shooting. The report notes the case involves a state prison sentence consideration and mentions Marietta as a location related to the proceedings.
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Gordon Ray
Wife Reappears After Thirteen Years In Australia
Pierre Paul De Voy claims his wife Charlotte, long believed lost, reappeared in Maglaon Wisconsin on January 4 1921. He explains that they were married in Australia thirteen years ago and had lived happily for ten. she now says she will accompany him after signing away any claims to property, while the husband vows to support her as they reunite.
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Puilip Brazel
Pertorh
University of Wisconsin At the Minneum
Frazen
Australia
Maglaon
Wis
Pierre Paul
Pierre de Voy
Chang
Atlanta Old Guard Plans Infantry Battalion in State Guard Push
Atlanta civic leaders led by the Old Guard publicized forming an infantry battalion of the Georgia National Guard. Adjutant General J Von Holt noted only three vacancies remain, urging immediate local recruitment in the business district to meet government recognition demands and bolster domestic protection. Prominent backers including P Byrd touted assembling about 150 men in thirty days, with overseas veterans expected to join.
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Ansley
Georgia National Guard
J .F. Clarke
J .von Holt
Miésting
Tha’ Na
War’ Department
Georgia
Fierc
National Guard
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Byrd
National
Thia
Enree
Aha
Magun
Dublin
O Sithe
Jackson
Pany
Brunswick
Cordele
Sava
Hat
Adcone
Ita
Ss Iderai
New Orleans Stock Holders Meet for Federal International Bank
New Orleans hosts the Federal International Banking company stockholders for an organization meeting tonight ahead of tomorrow’s vote. About 1,809 shareholders are expected, with many bankers arriving by train. A fifteen member board of directors, nominated in December, is anticipated to be elected, after which officers will steer financing of southern products in foreign markets. The bank plans to begin operations soon thereafter.
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New Orleans
Federal International Banking Company
With & Ital
Arly
Traina
He Bank
Dorsey 10 Offer Pirkle Reward Reported
An expanded manhunt for Pirkle spreads to adjoining states as Governor Doey urges officers to locate Pirkle. De Kalb County official Al McCurdy requests a $600 reward, with Decatur-city officials and citizens considering supplementary sums. Nationwide broadcasts will circulate a detailed description to aid tracing.
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Sherrie
J. “Al"mccurdy
DeKalb County
Pirkle
Decatur
Pirkis
Sonia
Authorities of Other Cities Prosecution Against Crime
Dispatches from Memphis report Solicitor General Boykin pressing officials to hold Ralph J. Wilson and seven Memphis suspects for Atlanta. Wilson and William Fletcher are fugitives. both arrested in Little Rock and to be returned. Police indicate staged cons idence schemes across several cities.
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Boykin
Memphis
Highthich
Tennessee
Ralph J. Wilson
Atlantia
Wilson
Asven
Memphis Anintaken
Little Rock
Fort Worth
William Fletcher
Memphis Bang
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Fletcher
C. W. Blustt
Grana Rapides
Mich
George W
Bedir
Baming
Atlanta
Malotainea
Weather Outlook for Washington Motecnat
Weather bulletin notes near fair skies and rising temperatures. Forecast calls for warmer conditions Friday into Saturday with mid temperature levels and light winds.
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Gheorging Fair
Zatarday
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