De Valera Egoist and Anglo America Ties Examined
Boston clergyman Rev. Harry Foster Burne discusses Britain and America with focus on Ireland and De Valera. He argues for free speech for radicals and cautions against deportation, likening U S actions to past traumas and praising shared English heritage and League of Nations potential.
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Dr. Burns
Britain
America
United States
Ireland
de Valera
Irish Republic
England
Great Britain
Australia
Canada
League of Nations
France
Aged Italian Statesman Attacks Wilson Notes to Italy
In Rome on December 28 Senator Pulle, a veteran Bersaglieri officer, told the Senate that President Wilson’s messages to Italy carried an arrogant tone unseen in the last century toward a principality. He urged Italy to hold Vojvodina and Dalmatia, defended D Annunzio, and argued for regular troops to seize Fiume. He contrasted Wilson’s stance with his own view of foreign policy and noted Italian passion for Fiume and Dalmatia.
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Rome
Pulle
Senate
Adriatic
Wilson
Italy
Bersaglieri
Iame
Volosea
Dalmatis
London
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Viume
TV Annunzio
Fiime
Dal- Matta
Nino da Fantogna
Trau
D’annunzio
Plume
President Wilson Marks Sixty Third Birthday Quietly
President Wilson observed his sixty third birthday quietly at the White House. He was improved in health and surrounded by his family except for Mrs. W G McAdoo who could not attend. Mr and Mrs Francis B Sayre arrived from Cambridge and Miss Margaret Wilson has been at the White House since her father's illness.
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Washington
Wilson
W. G. McAdoo
Francis B Sayre
Cambridge
Mass
Margaret Wilson
White House
Mrs Farmer Injured After Fall On City Pavement
Mrs Mary A Farmer wife of Chief J J Farmer of the Remington Arms fire department sustained a compound fracture of the left arm after a fall on Hast Main and Ogden streams Yesterday She was taken to Bridgeport hospital and is under care of Dr J F Shea
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Mary A. Farmer
J. J. Farmer
Remington Arms Company Fire Department
Hast Main
Ogden ~ Streams
Chicago records another wood alcohol death
Chicago reports another death from drinking wood alcohol as Christmas poisonings climb to nine this season and 33 since July 1. The victim was 73 years old, with authorities confirming an authenticated poisoning death.
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Chicago
Anti-Strike Law Issue Dominates Two Washington Meetings
In Washington on December 28, railroad legislation and worker wages take center stage. A 3 PM AFL president Samuel Gompers conference will shape union stance on Cummins anti strike provisions with four railroad brotherhood chiefs and allied trades chiefs. A morning congressional meeting seeks to reconcile Cummins and Bash bills, while a wage conference with six shop trades groups and Director General Hines will decide on higher shop employe pay. If schedules clash, the wage talks may shift to Tuesday.
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Washington
Samusel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Cumming Railroad
Aas
Railway Machinists
Cummins
Congressional Conference Committee On
Senate
House
Wilson
Hines
Armed resistance to last says D Annunzio
Tome December 28 Gabriele D Annunzio demands further guarantees from the Lutinn government to insure Fiume’s annexation to Italy The stalemate deepens as D Annunzio remains in Biame with Legionaries in control The National Council reverses its stance and supports D Annunzio within the city
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Tome
Gabriele D’annunzio
Fiume
Italy
Yvenson
Biame
National Council
D’annunzio
Blackmans Sail to Florida for Weeks in Worthington Park
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Blackman of Mairview Avenue departed last evening for Brown County Florida to visit Wraitland Park Take county where they plan to stay several weeks.
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Florida
Air
Henry L. Blackman
Mairview Avenue
Wraitland Park
County
Ila
State Police Raid Villa Club Seizes Liquor and Arrests 25
A squad of nine state policemen led by Robert W. Bridgeman raided the Villa club in Stratfield at 1 30 yesterday morning seizing liquor valued at $8 000 and arresting 25 people including proprietor Inesto Cozza and noting an impromptu court session held by Judge Bacon Wakeman and Grand Juror Jonathan Grout. Bond amounts ranged from 10 to 300 as arrests were released pending warrants for violation of the liquor law keeping a disorderly house frequenting a disorderly house and breach of the peace with court appearances set for Wallingford today. Official names were not released.
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Robert W. Bridgeman
Hartford
Villa Club
Stratfield
Inesto Cozza
Bacon Wakeman
Farrfield
Jonathan Grout
Cunna
I. R. Wilwood
Wallfiell
Wakeman
Ames
Costs of living rise 2.2 percent since 1914 for American workers
Boston dispatch reports the National Industrial Conference Board showing a 2.2 percent rise in the cost of living for American wage earners from July 1914 to November 1919. Bradstreet's had noted an 18.1 percent increase in the same period.
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Boston
National Industrial Conference Board
Ex-Service Men Form Escort For Irish Leader De Valera
Ex service men who fought in the war volunteer to form a guard of honor around the car carrying Hamonn De Valera, leader of the newly proclaimed Irish republic, to a mass meeting at the Casino on State Street. A reception at the railroad station is planned, with a large turnout promised by Irish societies and an executive committee coordinating the event in Bridgeport.
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Hamonn de Valera
State Street
Stratfield Hotel
Stratfield
de Valera
New Republic
Bridgeport
Col
TW. Murphy
Aldermare
W. Ham Hogan
T Edward Hamilton
John J. Phelan
E. H. Dillon
C. B. Wison
J. B. Dillon
William J. O'Hara
Wire
John JA. ‘Tague
John J. O'Neill
Simon Crehan
John J. Cornell
Im I Blank
Stephen Boucher
Frederick C. Mullins
John Ford
Thomas J. Burns
Wedward Wy McManus
B. A. Lester
Miss Cassidy
W. I. Allen
Peter Davey
Deas
BE. F. Blank
Uj. A. Sullivan
L. Sullivan
Airs
de Voe
Wiliam Pairk
Thomas Conlin
John Feeney
John Liots
Two Killed and Five Hurt in Havana Demonstration
In Havana the unauthorised demonstration against high cost of living and rents turned deadly as one man was killed, a woman and five men were wounded, including two policemen. Each side blames the other amid claims the crowd sought to view a parade permit while witnesses say police opened fire without warning.
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Havana
Sir Horace Plunkett Arrives in New York
Sir Horace Plunkett, noted publicist, landed in New York aboard the steamship Adriatic for a private business trip. He refused to comment on Lloyd George's dual parliament plan for Ireland, saying he had not studied the proposal.
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LPW
York
Dee. Us
Sir Moracene Plunkett
Triad
Adriatic
Lloyd-George
Traland
Dearid
Two Killed in Night Attack on Lord French Home
In Phoenix Park Dublin two men died and three were reported arrested after a midnight assault on Lord French home the vice regal lodge. Lieutenant Beast was killed and the attacker in smash army uniform was gunned down by soldiers. The raid aimed to strike the lord lieutenant. Holiday revelers in the park remained unaware until hours later.
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French
Forbes WW. Fairgairn
Universal Service
Special
London
Lord French
Viceregal Lodge
Phoenix Park
Dublic
Beast
Judge Guard
Denial of Mexico's Wallace Death Account Emerges
Washington receives first detailed Aquila Oil Company report on James Wallace killing near Tampico. Company narrative says Wallace, foreman at Potrero del Llano reservoirs, rode from office toward a tank farm when shot after failing to halt at a sentry post. Mexican claim of intoxication and warning ignored is disputed.
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Washington
Mexico City
Tampico
James Wallace
Ure
Dahied
Aguila Company
Wallace
Mexican Foreign Office
Aquila Company
Aquila’ Company
Ail Company
Harthen
Potrero del Llano
Two Convicted Here Escape From Prison Recaptured
WETHERSFIELD Dec 28 Special to The Telegram four convicts escaped from the State penitentiary at Wethersfield early yesterday morning two Bridgeport men Edward Slattery 28 life term for murder and John Rickieffs 33 seven to ten years for statutory burglary plus Jack Lamb 28 and Charles Dewey were later caught in Meriden Slattery and Lamb remained at large with Lamb later recaptured in Meriden authorities say the escape was well planned and executed
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John Rickleffs
Slattery
Bridgeport
Meriden
Wethersfield Wall
Wethersfield
Edward Slattery
Nathan Gorman
Warren Street
John Rickieffs
Jack Lamb
Charles Dewey
Three Escaped Convicts Captured Near Meriden After Chase
Four prisoners escaped from Wellersfield state prison were pursued by local police. Three were captured north of Meriden after a running chase that included shooting at the fugitives. Lamb fled but was recaptured after breaking from police custody and escaping through a window. Slattery and Rickleffs, known as hard characters, had historic burglaries and holds a notorious record in the area.
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Meriden
Mec
Edward Slilery
Charles Dewey
Grant Lamb
Wellersfield
Elfty
Ting
Joh Ricktefs
Hartford
North Colony Road
Pattrolmen Bouin
Scheurer
Iito
Woods
Oficars
Chacering
Lamb
Bartram
Ter
Rickleffs
Slattery
Charles Denvey
Rickletts
Gorman
Vanel Iwan
New Haven Men Held for Sale of Poison Whisky
Six New Haven men were arrested for selling wood alcohol “whiskey” shipped to Chicopee Massachusetts. Authorities allege the poison liquor caused deaths and charged them with violation of the wartime prohibition act.
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New Haven
Chicope
Chicopee
Mass
J. Ely
Westfield
Massachusetts
Nicholas Russo
Dominick Perrotti
Fr Lucibelo
John Pinto
William Guangi
Harry Vincent
Mix
New He County
United States
Arrests in Springfield and Chicopee On Prohibition War Case
Federal warrants charged four men from Chicopee Holyoke and Springfield with aiding wartime prohibition and illegal interstate liquor transport linked to deaths from wood alcohol poisonings in the Connecticut valley. Arrests include John Nasaizewski Harry Shapiro Adam Otrowski John W Starayl, all released on bonds. Montana the saloonkeeper held on liquor sale charges. cases await arraignment Monday before US Commissioner John S. Rica.
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Chicopee
Mass
United States
J. Leyden
Holyoke
Springfield
Connecticut
Thompsonville
Connecticut Valley
Hartford
Holyoake
Greenfield
John Nasaizewski
Harry Shapiro
Adam Oatrowski
John W. Starayl
John S. Rica
Geonard Montana
PB. J. Rogers
Montana
John Gigmont
Gizmont
No Additional Deaths From Poison Reported in Hartford
Hartford Conn Deg 28 No additional deaths from wood alcohol poisoning were reported today leaving the list at 13. Two more cases of poisoning were hospitalized bringing the known victims to five. Four are in critical condition. Police plan a morning closure of all amloons after a conference with Attorney Alcorn. Seven men are held in connection with wood whiskey sales. One more death was added to the Connecticut total in Meriden from the effects of poisonous liquor.
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Nquor
Chicopee
Maes
Ville
Monteans
Montana
Mronerwine
Salog Hartford
Ew Haven
Alfred’ T.caron
New Haven
Conn
William Sak
Shapiro
Springfield
A. F. Foote
Holyok
Humber
Holyoke
Hwartvyord
Olive Tarrell
Alcorn
Connecticut
Meriden
Police Probe Perfume Permit Fraud in New York
New York police probe deaths linked to wood alcohol adulteration in perfume supplies. In three months federal permits issued to about 2000 people, many not legitimate perfume makers. Permits allowed purchase of Cologne at four dollars eighty cents per gallon, with illicit resale generating hundreds of thousands. Another death linked to nonpoison liquor reported. Eugene Miaissiello died after consuming a large quantity of wine.
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New York
Eugene Miaissiello
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