Labor Moves Censure as Rebel Chiefs Die
Dublin December reports the new government pushing the censure vote in the Dail. Labor MPs vowed to stay after the vote as tensions rise between Laborites and Free State supporters. Drastic measures and executions provoke opposition while the Senate composition and appointments are outlined by President Cosgrave.
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Mulcahy
Dublin
Laborites
Dail
Tom John-son
MacNeil
Free State
John MacNeill
Education
Tom Johpson
Orning
de Valera
Prof
MacNeiil
Yain
Muner
Shannon
Mulla
Britain
Army Council
MarNell
Burotly
Ariberal
Senate
Olay
Cosatavy
Dall Eireann
Cosgrave
Lwases
Deanrt
Wyse Power
Irs
Alice Rwooford Green
Sirs
Capello
Preminr Bonard Law
Rea
Ireland Appalled As Rebel Chiefs Are Put To Death
Ireland reels after the assassination of Sean Hales and the shooting of F trick O Mally. A cabinet meeting in Dublin orders executions of Rory O Connor and three comrades. President Cosgrave and ministers approve drastic action against Republicans with priests assigned to the condemned.
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Ireland
Dublin
Sean Hales
F Trick O'Malley
Rory O'Connor
Hales
Home Affairs
O'Higging
Dudge
Cosgrave
Repblicans
Iis
Sig Mollowes
O'Connor
Mac
Mrs Lee to Testify in Husband Defense at Oxford
Mississippi court scene centers on Mrs Deg Fussell, said to be the state’s first lady, as she prepares to testify under cross examination in defense of her husband Mike Frances Birkhead. The case involves a $200,000 breach of promise suit from former stenographer Ler M Fussell, seeking damages.
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Oxford
Deg
Ler M. Fussell
Mississippi
Mike Frances Birkhead
Husbatts
State Police Raid Shelton Cafes and Arrest 13 Men
State police under Sergeant Frank Wiredi raided Shelton cafes and arrested 13 men on liquor law violations. Officers seized liquor at several venues and charged proprietors with selling liquor between Nov 31 and yesterday, bonds set at 490 dollars for later court appearances in Shelton. Names of proprietors include Finn, Carney, McCarthy, Kintosn, Reixel, Rapp, Maney, Kusyk, Petrosky, Misnek, Hur, Nema, and Gra.
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Shelton
Poivemer
Frank Wiredi
Pngey
Ihong
Shetlend City Court
Themis Finn
D Joseph Carney
John McCarthy
Michael Kintosn
Frank Reixel
Adolph Rapp
A. J. Maney
Andrew Kusyk
Paul Petrosky
John Misnek
James Hur
Michael Nema
Parte Gra
Rebels Fire Train At Liffey Turnellon Near Dublin
A gunmen raid on a passenger train near Dublin caused panic as about twenty attackers halted the engine, ordered passengers to the rear car, poured kerosene and set the train alight. Several passengers were injured while others managed to escape by jumping from the train.
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Lublin
Ireland
Liffey Tumnellon
Dublin
Parc An
New Haven Road Protest on LC valuation figures
Dee Buckland vice president and general counsel of the New York New Haven & Hartford railroad explained the Interstate Commerce Commission tentative valuation of company property at 382 707 866 dollars for 1921. He noted net additions and betterments since 1911 totaling 56 880 718 dollars, bringing total year end investment to around 624 224 000 dollars. Buckland cited comparables with the road and equipment account and materials valued at 398 744 203 dollars and an excess over city account of 70 458 017 dollars. He detailed capital obligations of 507 098 48 dollars adjusted to exclude par value of outstanding system obligations, and outlined deductions for outside properties totaling 1065 241 204 dollars leading to an implied equity approximation of around 1 190 000 000.
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New York
G. Buckland
New York, New Haven & Hartford’ Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commissiaty
Jung
Dow
New Haven
Buckland
Uckland
Tuckland
Danbury Church Claims Pastor Embezzled Funds
In Danbury Dee HM church members allege Rev Alexander Chechina of New York embezzled about 40,000 dollars from St Platon’s Orthodox church funds. The pastor says the money was partial payment on a debt owed by Archbishop Nemleysky to the church. The case was reviewed in a New York judicial proceeding.
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Danbury
Dee
St. Platon's Orthiorex
John L. Walsh
New York
Alexander Nemleysky
Amerie
Westfield Police Notebook Names and Addresses Found
A notebook carried by Eugene Ledoux, jailed in Westfield, lists names and addresses of customers associated with liquor running from the Canadian border. Ledoux, who escaped from North Avenue County jail, was to face a Criminal Supprise court on auto theft charges. He confessed his illegal business when arraigned in Westfield court.
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Westfield Police
Gontmellout
Eugene Ledoux
Weatfield
Mass
North Avenue
Ledoux
Tippank
Weatfield Court
Coal Dealers Urged to Sell Mixed Fuel Only
State administrator Thomas Wr. Ruanell urged coal dealers to distribute mixed fuel and increase use of substry substitutes to conserve anthracite and ensure fair domestic supply. Officials acknowledged uncertain hard coal reserves and pledged administration support to push anthracite usage while maintaining city needs. The report notes incomplete supply data and ongoing efforts to verify buckwheat coal availability.
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Thomas Wr Ruanell
Bng
Wagas
Noel
Gary
Sinner
Skinney
City Garage Operating Cost Cut in Half by New Board
A city garage shows operating costs halved after a new board took over. Records indicate a reduction from earlier totals, with current expenditures around 4,052.80 and a projected carryover into the remaining five months of the year.
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New Board
Rkely
Garage Control Commission
Sunday Herald of Local News and Market Notes
A compact Sunday paper offers local news notes and advertising briefs. It highlights community events, shop notices, and general interest items for readers seeking a quick briefing on weekend matters and market offers.
Kuishiu Is Rocked By Severe Earthquake
London dispatch reports a severe earthquake in Kyushu the southernmost of Japan’s three main islands. Many persons are said to have died or been injured and widespread house destruction is described. Nagasaki is noted as the island’s principal city and Aso San is cited as a major volcano.
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Publin
Deo B
Senate
Nere Hera
Dokayt
Wyse Powar
Noralnat
Dull
Treen
Gosallo
Kuishiu
London
Savara Saraiquatin
Fiushiu
Japan
Genteal News
Mary
Nagasaki
Kiushiu
Aso San
Astoria Fire Leaves City Ruins After Massive Blaze
A devastating Astoria fire destroyed the business district and hundreds of homes, crippling grocers, hotels, theaters, and warehouses. About thirty blocks were wiped out, with damage estimated near $15 million. Dynamite halted the flames after ten hours. relief efforts mobilized for shelter and food.
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Astorta
Associated Press
Astoria
Grogan
Lg Fm
Hanks
Peeter
Cala
Portland
Renghouk Boweléy
Stamford Woman Killed As Trolley Skids On Tracks
Stamford police report a trolley collision near St John’s parish where Mrs Hatsen attempted to cross the street and was struck. The incident occurred in morning traffic as the trolley skidded on slippery rails. investigations proceed with statements from the operator and witnesses.
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Stamford
Arassine
Sivel
Lilian Citean
Jillyd
Luogene Martlett
Gotonér Phelan
Hatsen
Fie Street
St. John's Paris
State of the Union Highlights Transport, Prohibition, Farm Relief
President Harding addressed Congress in person outlining the transportation crisis, dry law enforcement, and farm credits as top national priorities. He stressed actions in these areas as central to solving urgent economic and social challenges facing the country.
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America
Europe
Washington
Associated Press
Presidenti Harding
Congress
Clemenceau Sees Overture In Harding Message
Washington reports Georges Clemenceau closing his Washington visit with a formal address and urging diplomacy to draw America into European affairs. He cites President Harding’s four power pact as a model for peaceful cooperation and expresses comfort at the potential for U.S. engagement in international relations.
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Washington
Georges Clemencea
America
Congress Teresty
France
Mosge
Pacffc
Ieree
Schwab's Dime Prize Won at Elst Orange NT
Schwab won a $1,000 prize in the Schwab dime contest at Elst Orange NT church regatta. The winning entry credited Guernaoy Tull for a church event. Prize funded by the widow of a local magnate. ceremony noted by reporters on page eleven.
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Det
Pipi Schwab
Eric
Leiving
Guernaoy
Schwab
Antoia
Elst Oranage
Rastia
Hudson
Early Marriages Favored by Rev Dwight F Cameron
The Life Church Around the Corner in New York featured Rev Cameron advocating early marriages. He praised experiments on housing and marriage timing, noting older people gain new viewpoints. Att Ham discussed $300 home limits and library books for 18 inch shelves, with Cam eron expressing strong interest.
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Dwight F. Cameron
Little Church
New York
W. H. Ham
Bridgeport Housing Co
Irey
Emwusht
Cameron
Life Church
Ham
Exchange High
Walter
Phair
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