Race Driver and Mechanic Killed At Los Angeles
A Los Angeles race ended in tragedy as driver Chevrolet and mechanic Lyte Jones died after a collision between Chevrolet and O'Donnell's cars near the stretch. O'Donnell suffered severe injuries including a fractured skull and broken arms. John Brosnahan survived with minor injuries. The crash drew about 100000 spectators as Sarles, driving Deusenbers car, won the event amid tears.
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Sarles
Jim Creacy
Atet
Cher
Tommy Milton
John Thisia
Chevrolet
Sea
Son
Milton
Trish
Murphy
Ralph de Palma
Barles
Thomas
Lford
Hearne
Ivan O'Donnell
Mulford
Vai
de Palma
O'Donnel
Wishort
O'Donnell
John Brosnahan
Lyte Joles
Deusenders
Speedway
Nere
Reacoe Sarles
Deusenbers Carro
Tis
Milley
Deusenpers No. 21
Revere
Roscoe Sarles Wins 103 MPH Los Angeles Dash
Roscoe Sarles won the 250 mile race in Los Angeles driving without a stop. Eddie Miller finished second and Eddie Hearne third. Sarles earned 20000 dollars prize money plus another 20000 in lap prizes. Gaston Chevrolet died in a crash near the finish. Edale O'Donnell and Timmy Murphy also placed.
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Los Angeles
Roscoe Saries
Eddie Miller
Amiler
Hearne
Gaston Chevrolet
Mori
Cincinnati
Chevrolet
American Autom Bile Association Pilota
Edale O'Donnell
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Lhem
Kansas City
O'Donnell
Sheepshead Bay
N.Y
Author and Publisher to Fight Kidnapping Charge
Mrs Amelie Willard Peck Gonrow, formerly married to Robert W Conran of New York, was married here Tuesday night to Rudolph Bodmer of Washington, publisher and co author. Gonrow said she would fight the kidnapping charge filed in Washington by her former husband. Conran remains in detention. Bodmer was released yesterday and has not been located. The search involved Bodmer, Conran’s daughter and three relatives pursued by authorities.
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Ofhicago
Amelie Willard Peck Gonrow
Robert W. Conran
New Yorks
Rudolph ‘Bodmer
Washesington
Washington
Conran
Bodmer
Bome
New York Mob Storms Union Club Riot After Flag Controversy
A large, violent disturbance at the Union Club followed a dispute over the British flag and Sinn Fein symbols. Police and fire crews intervened as crowds clashed with club members, with several injuries and arrests reported. The event occurred during a memorial service for Terence MacSwiney and involved Cork and Irish figures, drawing attention to tensions between pro Allies and Irish nationalists.
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Clu
Mackiwiney
Lamon de
Cork
Londen
Bran
Hint Just
Cork 2
Mer
House
Union Club
Tospoe
Arthur Weeks
I. Prederici Paria
Charles I. Beekman
Teach
Underhill
Fire Department
Smoky Joe" Messin
Fie
Aimmation
Treland
Mer. Lavelle
Tie
Clas
Patice
New York City
Iit
Taies Club
Thale
Thos
Wnass
Terence MacSwingy
Murphy
Frederick Trams
Taltals Mentia
Etriving
Major Murphy
Tams
Charles
K. Heckman
J. J. Junserand
Wm B Narals Dow
Michael
Corkman Marcha
Tormintinn
Lavelle
Enormous Crowds On Dublin Streets Parade Funeral
Immense crowds filled Dublin streets for a state funeral with British forces, Irish constabulary, auxiliaries and Black and Tans present. A twin-turret armored car closed the march rear as coffins bore with floral tributes while police ferries cleared routes along the Liffey. Reports say some crowds failed to cover coffins, and Black and Tans ordered shutters and raided an open restaurant.
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O'Connell Bridge
Liffey
Remon
Lloyd George says reports of US contracts with Soviets exaggerate
Premier Lloyd George acknowledged seeing reports that Americans secured contracts with Soviet Russia totaling 669 million pounds for locomotives and rolling stock but called the figures an exaggeration in the House of Commons. The remark drew laughter from the chamber.
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London
Lloyd-George
House of Commons
Iaugntar
Mystery Rain On Dublin Streets Baffles Residents
In Dublin Georgia residents report a light rain shower seen on a sidewalk near Columbia Street at Franklin and Washington streets from about 1 to midafternoon. The phenomenon, not actual rain, has puzzled locals for two years with no explanation found despite curiosity.
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Dublin
Columbia Street
Belivear
Franklin
Washington Streets
Sean
Sinn Fein Leader Shot in Core Encounter
Nov 3 in Core, Tnapestor Madden, an active opponent of the Sint Peis movement, was shot while waiting along a street. He was not wounded seriously and received care after the incident. Local reports note the attack occurred during tense unrest in the area.
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Tnapestor Madden
Sint Peis
Mireet
Core
Death of Joseph J Rean Son of Thomas Ryan in New York
Joseph J Rean youngest son of financier Thomas T F Ryan died in New York on November 26 after returning from France 13 months ago. He was 10 years old and had suffered rheumatism and a nervous illness. The report notes his hospitalization and the family background.
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Thomas FF. Ryan
Ancoaul Disty
New York
York
Joseph J. Rean
Thomas TF. Ryan
Ryan
Rights Debate On Mandates For Mesopotamia And Palestine
The American Secretary of State comments on British drafts for Mesopotamia and Palestine mandates, urging public scrutiny by all interested powers. He argues the United States seeks equal treatment under the mandate principle and notes economic stakes in Mesopotamia, urging careful consideration of terms and obligations before council approval. The note references San Remo petroleum agreements and the Arab state’s future autonomy amid existing arrangements.
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Mesopotamia
Palestine
Jwsague
United States
Langue of Nations
United Stats
Cot
League
Colby Rees
Colby
Great Britain
Ohher
Amughan
San Remo
Great Bria Ana France
Rend Shereto
Petroleum Affairs
Arterl
Talen
Wovernmany
Turkish _petroleun company
Mandwick Stree
Lainota
San Jtemigg
Unity Private Petroleun Company
Smay Davetan Mas Cpotaminn Wit Firida
Culby
Stete
Sarugele
Conmon
Ephis
Coroner Seeks Probe Into Reynolds Wood Alcohol Story
Coroner Mix orders a joint police and federal inquiry into James Reynolds's hospital story of obtaining a bottle of liquor from a hidden stock, drinking it at home, and falling gravely ill with wood alcohol poisoning. Reynolds, a former Federal Building watchman, is said to have claimed others stole the liquor and that federal agents may be connected to the stockroom.
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Federal Building
RAW
Federa
James Reynolds
Fle
Reynolds
Sloan
Federal Prohibition
Wwatermay
Ederal
Sherman
Band of Armed Men Burn Cork Barns in Night Raid
A group of armed men attacked multiple buildings in Cork, ordering occupants to evacuate and burning a barn and another structure on Mandwick Street. Fire response aided by military as flames were checked. Notes reference oil policy and British control discussions amid broader wartime diplomacy.
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Band of Armed Men
Cork
Saloons Display To Rent Signs In Show Windows
Police drive against Iquerth Bridge violators yields visible signs of reform with many saloon fronts displaying To Rent signs. One detainee, David Wisichinsky of Grand Street, fined 10 dollars and sentenced to three months in jail after prior arrests, with $1,000 appeal bonds. Other cases barred fines from 75 to 100 dollars.
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Police ‘Department
Iquerth Bridge
David Wisichinsky
Grand Street
Panama Banquet Honors Presidentelect Harding Visit
President Porras praised Harding during a two day U S Pacific tour banquet. He called Harding popular in Panama and in the United States and spoke of a shared canal legacy as vital to both nations. He urged continued friendship and support for U S self-determination policy.
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Harding
Porras
Panama
Sonor Parras
United States
Kenyon Plan for a Department of Social Welfare
Washington draft by Senator Kenyon Iowa outlines creating a cabinet department to safeguard and promote US social welfare. It would absorb public health service and hygienic laboratory from Treasury and move Education, Children's, and Women's Bureaus from Interior to the new department. Also to take Industrial Housing and Transportation, U S Employment Service and Commission from Labor, and Home Economics from Agriculture.
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Washington
Department of Social’ Welfare
United States
Kenyon
Iowa
Congress
Public Health Ser
Glenic Laboratory
Treasury
Bureau of Education
Department of Interior
Children's Bureau
Women’s ‘Bureau
Bureau of Industrial Housing and Transportation
United States Employment ‘Service
United States Employes’ Commission
Labor, Department
Office of Home Economics
Department
of Agriculture
Noble and Sieger Fight To 4 Draw
In New York on Nov 23 Tommy Noble of Snalind and Sammy Steger battled 16 rounds to a draw. Noble weighed 125 12 pounds and Steger 126.
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NOBLE
Sieger
New York
Tommy Noble
Snalind
Sammy Steeer
Noble Weished
Steger
Weather outlook for mid-Atlantic and New England
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions with little temperature change Friday and Saturday from England to the central Atlantic coast. North and northwest winds will be fresh, with overcast, rainy weather Friday. From Sandy Hook to Mata, northwest winds of about 19 knots bring partly cloudy conditions Friday.
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England
New Egland
Panacn
New York
Middle Atlantic
New Inds
Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Matteras
Red Cross Special Appeal Drives Toward 3000 Members
The Red Cross chapter conducted a special members drive yesterday and aims to enroll as many new members as possible by Saturday night. Though banks were closed, organizers expect the final total to exceed 2300 and hope to reach 3000 by the weekend.
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American Red Cross
Summities In Charge
Obituary notices for two women in local city
Miss Susant M Bassick dies after brief illness at age 33. Funeral at 111 Fairfield Avenue with Rev Ralph White officiating. Burial in Mountain Grove Cemetery. Georgiana A Landon dies after long illness at 659 Noble Avenue. Survived by a sister and a niece. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 PM at the family home. Burial in Park Memorials.
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Susant M. Bassick
Susan Maria Bassick
Fairfield Avenue
Ralph FH White
West End
Homer
Noble Avenue
John
Sheridan
Landon
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Benjamin I. Root
Park
Tax Collectors Spare Nothing But Schoolbooks
NEW FORK, Nov. 25 tax collectors spare nothing from levies except schoolbooks, with duties pushing to extremes. A $529 tax on an automobile selling for $595 in the United States and a 10 cent bound tax on sugar illustrate heightened rates amid Near East relief protests. A letter from Samsoun, Armenia details confiscation threats after December 1 and cites corruption in long-standing taxation. Near East Relief operates a hospital near Marsovan and notes tattooed Armenian girls as symbols of oppression and danger of finding refuge with Turkish or Kurdish communities.
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New Fork
United States
Iis
Samsoun
Armenia
Constantinople
Kemal
Near East Relief
K. J. Marden
Near East
Marsovan
Han
Etter
Rom
Isrem
Fire in wood pile causes minor damage to building
A fire started in a wood pile inside a three story building at 133 Ash Street shortly after midnight. The flames reached only the first floor and were extinguished quickly with minimal damage. Alarms activated at two boxes.
Typhoid Outbreak Alarm Near Dublin Tensions
In the Skiddereen district near Dublin on November 25 there is an alarmingly active typhoid fever outbreak with several deaths under investigation by authorities. No evidence links the illness to the alleged Sinn Fein plot to spread typhoid germs.
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Abte
Sinn-Fein
New Haven Lady Credits Cedarot Remedy For Health Boost
Mrs. Burford recounts a near choking episode and says Cenot restored her health after years of severe pain in the back and constipation. She praises quick relief and a newfound energy, claiming Cenot made her a healthier person. The drug is sold at Hartigan's Drug Stores and listed outlets in Stratford Stamford Milford Derby Ansonia Torrington and New Haven shops.
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Lynn Burford
Webster Street
New Haven
Amy
Hartigan's Drug
Fairfield Avenue
Gongress
Stratford
St John
Fairfield
Randall's Pharmacy
Stamford
Iq Shelton
Mahoney's Cornet
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