Irish battle rages across Ireland amid Cork torching violence
London reports bitter fighting erupts in several Irish regions as Sinn Fein and British forces clash. Camlough Armagh sees prolonged battle with casualties on both sides after a railway ambush. Ulster constables burn Sinn Fein hail at Newry. Longford barracks attacked with deaths and injuries as patrols impose order.
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London
Cork
Ireland
Camlaugh
County Armagh
Ulster
Newry
Sinn Fein
Ulster Special
Sinn Fem
Baltindlee
Longford
International Probe Proposed Over Passport Visas
Washington notes Rep Sherwood introduces a House resolution urging an international commission to investigate violence and reports related to the Irish question. The plan would invite France Italy Sweden Belgium Netherlands Switzerland and Argentina to appoint a representative to cooperate with the United States in the inquiry.
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Washington
State Department
Sherwood
Olle
International Commission
Certortan
Teelail
France
Itay
Sweden
Belgium
Netherlands
Switzerland
Arkentina
Endh
Cork Outrage Probe Spurs Government Demands
London reports the British government requesting Cork's lord mayor and two Sinn Fein MPs to provide evidence on Cork outrages. Safe conducts are promised via General Strickland under orders from Sir Anmar Greenwood to verify if crown troops burned 7100 buildings in reprisals.
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London
Cork
Sinn Fein
Stan Felners
Strictland
Anmar Greenwood
House of Commons
Groenwguil
Government shipbuilding program could triple U S tonnage
Washington December 4 with completion of the government shipbuilding program by 1922 the United States probably will have as much ocean going tonnage as all other countries combined except Great Britain Chairman Benson of the shipping heard declared in his annual report just made public
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Benson
Heard
All Dublin Wires Down Telegraph Cut Cuts Dublin England Link
The Daily Mall reports that telephone communication between England and Dublin has ceased early today. London officials could not reach beyond Belfast, and the Belfast office confirmed the outage. The disruption blocks contact with the Irish capital amid ongoing tensions.
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England
Daily Mall
London
Dublin
Belfast
Ofice
Exclusion bill passed by House in wartime repeal drive
The House approved the Volstead resolution to repeal wartime laws after protracted debate. The record shows 325 voting in favor and none opposed, with 16 hours of discussion and a push to include the Lever food control act in the repeal. Immigration and tax issues feature in the session, including a one year immigration ban proposal and hearings on tax revisions led by Dr. Thomas S. Adams.
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Tipoi
Senate
Ita
Johnson
Immigration Committee
New York
Hoffman
Gloucester
N. J
Taserford
Staton
Mr. Johnson
Republic
Paris
America
Communist Party of America
Louse
Vetstead
House
Young
North Dakota
Congress
Loose Ways and Means
Thomas S. Adams
Treasury Department
Dear
Doctor Adams
Fordury
Garner
Dem
Texas
Fordney
Idaho Miners Wage Cuts Hit Coeur dAlene District
Wage reductions of 10 dollars daily announced for all the coal mines in the Coeur d Alene district of northern Idaho effective January 3. The Bunker Hill and Sullivan plants report a 60 cent cut. The new scale sets wages at 4.750 per day for tunners and muckers.
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Wash
Coeur d‘Alenp
Ioahio
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Strangler Lew Wins World Wrestling Title in New York
Strangler Lew defeats Joe Stecher in New York by head lock, capturing the world wrestling title in one hour, 41 minutes and 50 seconds. The match ends in Lew’s favor, with Stecher unable to escape before the time expires.
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Lewis
Stecher
New York
Strangler Lewis
Joe Stecher
Wilson Adopts Kids as War Relief Appeal Gathers Support
President Wilson urged funds to rescue 3.8 million Central European children facing starvation. He announced adopting twenty as temporary wards and that ten dollars through the European relief council could save a life. He warned that one third of distribution costs must come from abroad and stressed the urgency of aid.
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Washington
Wilson
Europe
European Relief Council
Supreme court upholds Gilbert wartime statement ruling
Washington December 14 The Supreme court upheld Joseph Gilbert's conviction for violating Minnesota anti recruiting interference laws. The court found Gilbert knowingly spread a false claim that the United States was forced to drag England's chestnuts out of the fire, tying it to wartime policy.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Joseph Gihere
Minnesota
Mora Interjections and the Suffrage Telephone Toll
An editor laments women’s suffrage lead to constant calls and opinions on political arguments. The Birmingham Age-Herald cites women now active in public discourse and the editor’s humorous distress at the new level of engagement.
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Lves
Birmingham Age-Herald
Blame Cast on Sinn Fein for Cork Fire Damages
Sir Timar Green wood stated the Cork blaze blamed on thefts was diary-origin, caused by Ganihs, while noting troops lack benefits but Sinn Fein has. He asserted the evidence supports this view and cited military conditions affecting the incident.
Markets Report Quiet Wheat and Livestock Prices Mixed
Grain and livestock markets show varied bids with flour and hard spring wheat near 9.25 per 99 pounds, butter prices steady, and eggs steady. Cattle and hogs see slower demand with lower steer bids while sheep and lambs hold firm, reflecting a cautious trading day at the exchange in New York.
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Tubs
Uftalo
N.Y. Dee
Yorker
Momgio
Piga
Owen
Wys
Stop the Pate Heals with Cole Carboli Salve
A short sale note describes J. W. Cole Co of Rockford offering Carboli salve to stop a bum or cut, promising heat relief and a free sample from the Weast region. The garbled OCR preserves brand and product claim.
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Cole
Guinly Doe
J. W. Cole
Rockford
Prison Baseball Teams Highlight Prison Life And Deer Tale
Prison teams from Sing Sing and Eastern Penitentiary showcase inmate baseball, hosting weekend games for crowds from New Jersey and Connecticut. A man named Shine kept a fawn as a pet, then found it again after moving away, returning it to nature with a photo of the deer standing on his shoulder.
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Sing Sing
Are Mutual Welfare League
New Jersey
Connecticut
Eastern
Philadelphia
Jerry Shine
Municipal Water District
Alpingham
San Raphael
Cat
Shine
Ppoe
Mather
Miles
Billy
Shino
Shing
Bitty
The Muddled Snippet From a Murky Page
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions a failed effort and a reference to a murder story, suggesting confusion over who was responsible and the nature of the report. The text hints at blame shifting and a casual remark about breaking tail near a galley, but details are unclear.
Unclear fragment preserves local event tone and names
Readable text fragment hints at a performance or exhibition involving a performer named Tay and a pony from Slotland, noted as wonderful and wonderful Iricka. The passage is incomplete, with garbled phrasing and missing context.
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