Peace for Ireland Looks Like Fizzle
The article reports on tensions in Irish negotiations with Prime Minister Lloyd George and Sinn Fein. It notes Sinn Fein’s oath to the Irish republic, calls for allegiance to the crown, and possible British coercion risks. Ulster’s stance and liberal reaction are outlined amid stalled talks and potential military rule.
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James Craigg
Downing Tee
Ulster
Heron
Wil
James
Ted
Delfast
Roecel
London
Dail Eireann
Ireland
George
Linn
Community of Free Nations
Birkenhead
Hewart
Sinn Fein
Ing
Evening News
Bavaria
Prussia
Lloyd George
Dublin Castle
Asquith
Liberal Federation
Liberal Party
Crown Prince Hirohito Named Regent of Japan
Crown Prince Hirohito was designated regent as Emperor Taisho unable to govern due to illness. An imperial prescript and a foreign affairs bulletin confirmed the regency with council approval, while Prime Ministerial and privy council changes were anticipated.
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CKIO
Hirosto
Japan
Yoshihito
Hirohito
Council of Princes
Imperial Family
Prince Yamagata
Privy Council
Washington
Tokio
Prince Tokugawa
House of Peers
Woman in Denver case urged for sterilizing operation
In Denver, Judge Royal Graham in juvenile court advised Mrs. Clyde Cassidente to undergo a sterilizing operation to prevent further pregnancies. The case stems from social workers claiming neglect and poor home conditions for five children. Dr Ray Sunderland supported the suggestion while noting the husband, a notary public and interpreter, agrees to consent. The hearing continues January 10.
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Denver
Royal Graham
Georgetown
Clyde Cassidente
Cassidente
Denver Social Workers
Aithy
Ray Sunderland
Cassidente Home
Judge Graham
Sunderland
Welfare Probe Has Gotten Good Start
A Montana American Legion special committee finished its second day of work in Helena, investigating the Veterans Welfare fund. Chairman James H. Bonner led in place of Edwin Cummins, who has not appeared. John W. Mahan of Bozeman serves as secretary as the panel reports to state vice commander Molumby with E. G. nominated.
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Helena
Montana Department of the American Legion
Veterans’ Welfare Fund
Lewis and Clark Post
Legion
James H. Bonner
Helna
Edwin Cummins
Deer Lodge
John W. Mahan
Bozeman
Mr. Cummins
Molumby
E. G
Toomey Seeks Watch On Veterans Welfare Commission
Ex service man Toomey who brought charges before the legion is made a member but declines action as he already doubts the commission's expenditures. He testifies before C. E. Pew and repeats six charges including use of female stenographers, advances over 10000 dollars, convention expenses, high overhead, and lack of itemized receipts. He will request state examiner to audit the commission under revised codes.
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Legion
American Legion
Board of Examiners
Toomey
Legion Head Fights Leniency For Debs
Mason City Iowa November 24 Han ford MacNider national commander of the American legion dines with his parents and prepares to meet Marshal Foch on his Pacific coast tour He wires President Harding urging no pardon for Eugene V Debs stressing that leniency would dishonor those who died or were wounded in battle and that service would be in vain. He also sends Thanksgiving greetings to Foch praising his leadership and the allied bond between France and America and noting the hope the visit will strengthen future cooperation.
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Mason City
Iowa
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
Marshal Foch
Pacific Coast
Harding
Eugene V. Debs
MacNider
American Legion of Men
Debs
France
The
Americas
America
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Spokane
Montana
Majestic
Regal
Elec
Legion Head
Commander MacNider
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