Bantry predicts Irish Free State treaty ratified
Cork dispatch cites John Bantry of the Post reporting strong belief the treaty establishing the Irish Free State will be ratified by Dail Eireann. He notes firm opposition by De Valera but says a popular vote would show an overwhelming majority in favor. Continued on Page 10.
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Ark Builders Return Home After Mountain Farewell
In Jackson Virginia, the Ark Builders clan led by Chief Guide Jenny W Geib of Lexington held their final ritual of parting at Mt Thorn before their vacationists boarded a three day idle special train. Dusty snow swirled as the party prepared for departure with music in the baggage car dance hall.
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New York
Donahue to Teach Law at State University Extension
Former Secretary of State Frank J. Donahue, an Industrial Accident Board member, is named instructor for a business law course at State House room 15. The class opens at 7 p.m. January 12, with both men and women welcome to join.
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Industrial Accident Board
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Boston Public Library
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State University Extension Plan
Power Plan
Alaska mineral output falls in 1921 survey says
Alaska's mineral production for 1921 was preliminarily estimated at 16.109 million dollars, down from 23.204 million in 1920, according to the Geological Survey.
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Washington
Alaska
Geological Survey
Tripp Case Mystery With Peltyer Case In Suffolk Court
The fifth day of District Attorney Pelletier's trial for alleged misuse of office features a Suffolk county official facing questions over failing to prosecute John Prendergast, a youth charged with accosting a woman while intoxicated in early 1916, and for not pressing the case.
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Suffolk County Law
John Prendergast
Curleys Leave for the South on a Brief Trip
Mayor elect Jaimes M. Curley and Mrs. Curley left Boston yesterday afternoon for a southern tour. A send off of about 30 friends gathered at Back Bay station to wish them well. The itinerary includes New York Baltimore and Washington with possible Jacksonville Florida if the journey extends. Curley plans to speak at the Boston City Club January 10 and expects to be away about a week.
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Jaimes M. Curley
Florida
Jacksonville
Palm Beach
Boston City Club
Harding Open House Showed Democracy At White House
Washington January 2 United News reports the New Year open house at the White House, a democratic reception echoing early 20th century customs. Centre College star B O McMillin married yesterday, becoming a bridegroom just before his team faced Texas A and M.
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United News
Orient
Occident
Harding
White House
Wilson
Centre College
Texas A. & M
Fire drains North Station midway on tracks fire
A blaze at North Station damaged 4500 square feet of midway flooring between Tracks 19 and 28 and burned communications lines and station bulletin boards. The fire forced diversion of passengers and caused about $10,000 in property loss with no injuries reported.
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Boston & Lowell Railroad
Woman Injured in Fall at Back Bay Hotel Area
Mrs Abbie Jewell 55 of Back Bay is in City Hospital after a fall on Huntington Avenue. She suffers facial abrasions and alcohol use. Officials report $3750 in cash and jewelry found on her person. Friend Margaret Prescott says Jewell spoke of heart trouble concerns.
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Hotel Bristol
Boylston Street
Back Bay
City Hospital
Huntington Avenue
Margaret Prescott
Clarendon Street
W. J. Ties. Centre Defeated in Major Game
The W. J. Ties edged Centre 22 to 14 in a hard fought contest. McMillin fans played a key role while Kentucky teams suffered a Texas setback as Eastern and California squads failed to score.
Centre College Falls to Texas A. and M. 22 14
Centre College lost to Texas A and M 22 to 14 in Dallas. Bo McMillin married before the game and his bride watched in tears as his team fell short. Also in Pasadena a California tie with an East team ended scoreless in a dramatic “wonder creation.”
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Texas A. & M
Bo” McMillin
Pasadena
Cal
University of California
Little Washington
Grilling Logs in Logan Case Proceeds With Witnesses
Two women who knew Dr. Michael M. Stevens and Miss Grace M. Logue plan to meet with Assistant District Attorney C. B. Blood today. They may reveal alleged assaults by the physician at social events. State detectives will seek voluntary statements and question several men as the inquiry continues pending toxicology and stomach content analysis.
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Michael M. Stevens
Woburn
Grace M. Logue
C. B. Blood
Miss Logue
Tragedies From Cold Snap Leave Victims And Fire Crews
One death from exposure and a suspected fatal grade crossing crash accompany intense suffering among the needy as a cold spell triggers numerous fires. Firemen remain busier as temperatures rise later today and into the evening.
Thirty steamers for Russian relief ready for sea
Thirty shipping board steamers anchored in the James River will be prepared for immediate service and assigned to the Russian relief initiative. The move aims to accelerate aid shipments from Newport News Virginia.
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Newport News
Shipping Board
James River
Girl Twice Heroine In Two Years
Nineteen year old Hannah Schabotsky of West End repeatedly risks her life as a fire heroine. Yesterday she discovered a basement blaze in her four story brick building and aided eight families to safety after breaking a basement window to warn residents. Two years earlier she saved others from a morning fire at 1 ½ Brighton Street while in her nightdress. The latest fire started in a storeroom rented by Benjamin Goldberg used for produce storage and heated by a small stove and candles. She notified the alarm and helped evacuate occupants.
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Hannah Schabotsky
Brighton Street
West End
Prighton Street
Benjamin Goldberg
Wreath Ignites Roof Fire at Historic Dorchester Church
A used Christmas wreath tossed into the fireplace at the Second Congregational Church in Codman Square Dorchester ignited and spread to the roof. A passing observer reported the blaze and firefighters from a nearby engine and ladder company extinguished it. Loss estimated at $50.
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Second Congregational Church
Codman Square
Dorchester
Startling Testimony Promised in Loud Trial at Cambridge
The Loud trial opens in Cambridge with the Commonwealth seeking to reveal the woman alleged to have been with Clarence W Loud when Wakefield officer James A Preston was shot on April 9. The state claims Loud shielding the woman as he faces the electric chair.
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Clarence W. Loud
Melrose Shoe
James A. Preston
Wakefield Police Department
Loud
Preston
Cambridge
Wedding Called Off Shocks Chicago Social Set
Miss Mary London Baker daughter of a millionaire broker and Allister McCormick nephew of Harold A McCormick saw their wedding at Fourth Presbyterian Church canceled after guests arrived and the bridal party vanished hour before the 4 PM ceremony. A messenger announced the postponement or cancellation.
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Chicago
United News
Mary London Baker
Allister McCormick
Harold A. McCormick
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Miss Baker
Anniversaries and events from 1915 to 1926 in brief
Austrians bombarded Belgrade in 1915. Denikin government toppled in southern Russia in 1926. Ramon de Valera landed in Ireland a year ago. Italy bans emigration to America. Inauguration of mayors in Bay State cities. Sun rises and moon sets noted with 5d lighting conditions.
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Russia
Ramon de Valera
Ireland
Italy
America
Bay State
Weather Forecast For Boston And Atlantic Coast
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Tuesday mostly fair and warmer. Wednesday brings snow or rain with continued warmth and fresh winds from the northwest shifting to the southwest. Storm warnings remain along the Atlantic coast north of Cape Hatteras.
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Weather Outlook Pleasant After Chilly Morning
Forecasters expect a mild day with warming temperatures following a cold start. Skies stay mostly clear and tonight remains mild with cooler but comfortable conditions.
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