Connecticut Clergy Sit on Irish Inquiry Board
Rev. W H Day of Bridgeport and Rev William Horace Day and Rev Watson M Phillips of Ansonia, with Mayor George A Quigley of New Britain, represent Connecticut on the Committee of One Hundred on Ireland. The group expands to about 150 members with governors, senators, mayors, bishops, and leading figures. A five member commission is to be chosen to conduct impartial inquiry sessions in Washington at the earliest date, with invitation extended to Sir Auckland Ides and President De Valera to cooperate.
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William Horace Day
Bridgeport
Watson M. Phillips
Ansonia
George A. ‘Quigley
New Britain
Connecticut
Ireand
Ireland
United States
Jane Addams
Charle . Amidon
North Dakota
Cardi Bal Gibbons
George W. Kirchley
Columbia Law School
Robert Morse Lovett
University of Chicago
Joan A. Ryan
Catholic University
Wiliam Austinith
Churchman
Commission of Five
Washington
Sir Auckland Ides
de Valera
Commission
New York Physicians Doubt MacSwiney Longevity
A representative group of New York physicians declares it utterly impossible for MacSwiney Lord Mayor of Cork to last sixty days as he endures a hunger strike. The item also notes warnings from four Southern Governors about violence and incitement amid ongoing political tensions.
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New York
MacSwiney
Cork
Ida Tarbell Speaks For League Covenant In Danbury
In Danbury a League of Nations rally at City Hall featured Ida Tarbell and Senator Gilbert Hitchcock. Tarbell urged reading the Covenant in full and warned against misrepresentation while Hitchcock championed the pact and urged support for pro League candidates as he framed the issue around international cooperation and world peace.
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America
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Americas
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Abraham Lincoln
Stephen Douglass
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Regular curb market for hooch is found
New York the curb market for contraband liquor is reportedly operating in the Bowery with proposed ties to bootleg rings. Federal authorities have ordered an investigation led by Frank L Boyd NYS prohibition enforcement agent, following reports of late night sales to saloons and speakeasies staged from trucks nearby police headquarters.
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New York
Frank L. Boyd
Prohibition
New York State
Washington
Bowery
Boyd
Financial District
Lost Tools Raised by Gas Pressure at Rock Creek
In Wyoming at Harrison & Cooper Well No 2 the tools lost deep in a rock oil well were forced to surface by trapped gas. Driven by rubber swabs, the tools and additional swabs blocked grappling irons until gas pressure pushed them up. Work resumed on the well after recovery.
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International News Service
Laramie
Wyo
Harrison & Cooper
Rock Creek
Hitchcock Answers About Ireland and League of Nations
Senator Hitchcock explains Ireland’s absence from Versailles talks due to Britain’s refusal and the peace focus. He notes Canada Australia and others were in because they were official war participants and Ireland lacked a government aligned with the war. He defends later opportunities to raise Ireland within the League and cites political toils over Wilson’s fourteen points.
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Paris
Germany
Austria
League of Nations
Great Britain
Ireland
Canada
Australia
South Africa
New Zealand
Steinlant
Woodrow Wilson
United States
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Threw radium in drain pipe near Thomasville hospital
In Thomasville Georgia a $7000 radium unit used to treat a cancer patient was discarded into a sewer by a patient who disliked its odor. Plumbers tore up pipes. the tiny tube was found blocked at the yard trap. A young plumber named Sullivan received a $100 reward.
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International News Service
Thomasville
Radium Institute
Sullivan
Fruit Liver Tablets Claim Cures For Chronic Headaches
A resident of Canouse Avenue Depressuna New York reports four years of nervous sick headache and dyspepsia improved by Fruit-a-tives liver tablets. The testimonial notes prior doctor visits and various remedies failed, while Fruit-a-tives produced lasting relief. Available at 50 cents a box six for 2.50 or 25 cent trial size from Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg New York.
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Depressuna
N.Y
Ogdensburg
C.E
Beswick
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
N. Y
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