Riots and Assassination Shock Dublin Over Irish Treaty
Reports from Dublin describe a feared new reign of opponents to the Irish treaty with shootings, including the murder of Cork mayor Meade and raids on Belfast armories. Police raid homes, a constable is wounded, and a captured assassin is questioned as militants linked to the Transport Union threaten rebellion.
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Dublin
Meade
Cork
Belfast
Stockades
George
Tansport Union
Irish Republican Army
Irish Free State
Ulster moves toward joining Irish Free State
Dublin fields report a conference between northern and southern leaders on Ulster joining the Free State. Sir James Craig aides meet with Sinn Fein figures while De Valera shifts toward ratifying the treaty. Secret discussions pace ahead of Wednesday Dail session and looming vote.
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Dublin
Northern
Southern Ireland
Ulster
Irish Free State
James Craig
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
Ireland
de Valera
Sinn
Attack Occupation of Haiti By Marines
Former Dominican officials testifying before a U S congressional committee attacked the American occupation as unjustified. Cisco Peynado and Pedro Perez argued there was no threat to American lives or property and noted prior landings by marines.
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San Domingo
Wic
American Congressional Committee
United States
Haiti
Cisco Peynado
Secretary of the Treasury
Newark
San Domin
Weather Outlook for Ohio Snow Tonight and Tuesday
Light snow is expected in Ohio tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. The forecast notes minimal accumulation and a return to calmer conditions after the unsettled period.
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Ohio
Fight Over Liquor Ends In Stabbing
A dispute over liquor at Albert Irsenberger’s home on Ninth Street and Rexay SE led to Waffaberter being stabbed. Police handled the incident at 4 30 Sunday. Haberter received medical aid for a deep wound to the right side. W Jerzin known as Pistol Pete, a colored man, was jailed on suspicion of stabbing. Margaret Miller and Irsenberger were arrested for drunkenness and suspicion.
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W Ffaberter
Albert Irsenberger
Ninth-st
Rexay SE
Haberter
W. Jerzin
Pisto! Pete
Margaret Miller
Irsenberger
Concentration of Control Ye to Harm Competition Warns FTC
The Federal Trade Commission reports a trend toward concentration and monopoly as large business units expand by asset absorption and price discrimination in inputs. It cites cases under the Clayton act and referrals under the Sherman act, noting Congress may need new laws to curb such practices.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Trade Commission
Department of Justice
Commission
Congress
Murder Slayings Clue by Scarf and Revolver Found
Police hunt for the Brooklyn doctor slayer after a worn dyed scarf and a .32 caliber revolver bearing 226049 are the only tangible clues. The shot was fired in Dr. Abraham I. Glickstein’s office as three patients waited, with no fingerprints recovered. Police suspect an old love affair. a nurse connected to the draft board case is among those questioned.
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New York
Abraham I. Glickstein
Brooklyn
Glickstein
Shoes repaired to save money at C and J Shop
Valuable presents can be bought with money saved by having shoes repaired at C and J Shoe Shop, 121 Srdst SE. Store open every evening till 9. Arthur's, 204 Market av N. Adv.
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C & J Shoe Shop
Srdst
Arthur’s
Nine Injured In Sunday Auto Crashes On Canton Road
Nine persons were injured in weekend automobile accidents. At Oakwood stop on Canton Akrou road Walter Miller Howard Maple and William Maple were struck by a car driven by J K Mitchell of Akron after trying to board a southbound interurban car. Mitchell, who claimed he was blinded by a headlight, gave no charges. He works in the cost department of International Harvester in Akron. A separate crash on Canton Alliance injured Mrs Ren Kline of Alliance when her Peerless sedan overturned after a collision. The car skidded about 200 feet before overturning, witnesses said.
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Walter Miller
Howard Maple
William Maple
Oakwood
Canton Akrourd
J. K. Mitchell
Baughman St
Akron
Mitchell
Sheriff's Office
Walter Reardon
International Harvester Co
Ren Kline
Alliance
Canton- Alliancerd
Xmas Seals Drive Opens in Canton
Thousands of Christmas seals go on sale Monday as the Junior Service club launches a TB campaign. Booths open in banks and downtown stores with Miss Jane Horton supervising at First Trust and Savings bank. Attorney Lyman W. Rogers was the first customer. The drive runs through Christmas Day.
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Canton
Junior Service Club
Jane Horton
First Trust and Savings Bank
Lyman W. Rogers
Senate to speed passage of foreign debt funding bill
Washington Dec 12 the senate prepared for swift action on the foreign debt funding bill a key Harding program item Senator McCumber would offer the measure after noon vote Democrats expected to acquiesce two core provisions protect against any principal or interest remission and forbid exchanging bonds between governments The debt totals 9 434 000 000 to foreign governments plus other obligations bringing the total near 11 000 000 000
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Washington
Senate
Harding
McCumber
Pakota
United States
Local Realtors Attend Meeting in Columbus
Frank A. Snell Frank L. Cole and T. K. Harris local realtors attend a Columbus meeting of the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards officers and executive committee. Plans include Ohio attendance at the National Association of Real Estate Boards convention in San Francisco May 31 to June 3. A President's Special train is considered to honor Irving B. Hiett of Toledo president of the national body. Cole serves as a vice president while Snell and Harris are executive committeemen.
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Frank A. Snell
Frank L. Cole
T. K. Harris
Columbus
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Ohio Realtors
National Association of Real Estate Boards
San Francisco
San Fracisco
Cole
Snell and
Harris
Fresh Ohio stock at Central Fish & Poultry Market
Large fresh Ohio stock advertised by Central Fish & Poultry Market located at 414 Court Avenue NW. The notice urges buyers to hurry, with Roth phones listed for inquiries.
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Ohio
Central Fish & Poultry Market
Roth
Poultry Rabbit Pet Stock Show In Canton Dec 1921
Canton Auditorium hosts a poultry rabbit and pet stock show December 26 to 31 1921 with entries closing December 16. Only six days remain to enter. Advertisement from Classifieds.
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Canton Auditorium
Samuel W. Smith dies. longtime McKinley trooper and local sharpener
Samuel W. Smith seventy six a former McKinley campaign trooper and late razor blade sharpener at Hawk's pool room Canton Ohio died suddenly at 7:50 a m dying of heart failure He had been crippled for years but never missed work A member of St Pauls Episcopal church and several fraternal orders he leaves wife Ada Catherine three sons Sidney L Samuel W and Charles E and five daughters Mrs Charles Wilson Mrs Charles Hawk Mrs Grace Heyland Mrs H T Roller and Miss Josephine Smith all of Canton and nearby areas
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Samuel W. Smith
William McKinley
Hawk's Pool Room
Tuscarawassi W
Smith
McKinley
The
Odd Fellows
Sons of St. George
Tigers
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
England
Canton
Ada Catherine
Sidney L
Columbus
Samuel W
Charles E
Charles Wilson
Lancaster
Charles Hawk
Grace Heyland
H. T. Roller
Josephine Smith
Japan Will Retain Shipyard Workers For Five Years
Washington dispatch reports that Japan will not discharge naval yard workers for the next five years. The Tokyo foreign office informed the Japanese delegation that workers will be kept to aid in dismantling warships slated for scrapping and to curb unemployment.
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Washington
Japan
Foreign Office
Tokio
Navy Office
Harding to Name O'Toole Minister to Paraguay
President Harding will name Wm O'Toole of Gary West Virginia as United States minister to Paraguay. At 23 he would be the youngest minister in the American diplomatic service and is closely linked to United States Steel mining interests in West Virginia.
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Washington
Wm O'Toole
Gary
W. Va
Harding
United States
Paraguay
White House
O'Toole
United States Steel Corporation
West Virginia
Lillian Fitzpatrick Sues Paul Fitzpatrick for Divorce
Lillian Fitzpatrick files a divorce suit against Paul Fitzpatrick charging cruelty and neglect. Roach and Bair are her attorneys.
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Lillian Fitzpatrick
Paul Fitzpatrick
Roach & Bair
Lace Apples and Quince Bring 125 Dollars for Charity
One hundred twenty five dollars was raised from selling a lace apple and a quince at the Esber home 1527 Tuscarwas street KE. About 85 Syrian church members attended to fund the church building. Next Sunday the Sabbs of Harrison avenue NW host the group. The Cherry avenue NE Syrian church plans a Christmas cornerstone ceremony with Bishop Germaney officiating.
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Namer Esber
Tuscarwas St KE
Esber
Syrian Church
Bartog Sabb
Harrison Av NW
Ku Klux Attack Blamed for Brutal Assault in New Jersey
New York dispatch reports four Ku Klux Klan members seized N J G A Rau near Allen Dale New Jersey. Rau, WWI infantry captain, returned home to Delta Phi club after the beating. He said the assailants dragged him to a car tied his wrists to a tree limb and suspended him upside down.
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New York
Ku Klus Kiar
Allendale
N. J
G. A. Rau
Delta Phi Club
Fian
Klan
Imperial Kleagle Clarke
Brooklyn
Ray
Christmas gift idea Canton Daily News by mail
A Christmas gift suggestion proposes subscribing The Canton Daily News for a year by mail to a friend or relative living away. Subscriptions can be sent to any address for five dollars per year and acknowledged as such when desired.
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Canton
Canton Daily News
Daily
Sunday News
McCumber Calls Pacific Pact A Step Toward League of Nations
Senator McCumber and colleagues hailed the four power Pacific treaty as aligned with Bryan arbitration pacts and a move toward peaceful settlement of disputes. Hitchcock agreed and predicted ratification, noting the unity of all four nations in one agreement.
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Washington
William Jennines Bryan
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Pacific
League of Nations
Senator McCumber
Yap-Guam Cable Unsealed Denial Clarifies Status
Washington report states the Yap-Guam cable never opened since seizure from Germany after World War I. The State Department denies recent sealing and notes negotiations with Japan for opening during the armament conference never concluded.
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Guam
Washington
State Department
Germany
Japan
Treasury estimates show relief for World War veterans
Treasury experts report government expenditures for relief of World War veterans average about 459.66 million dollars annually. The figure is projected as the yearly amount the treasury would spend for soldier relief in fiscal years 1922 and 1923.
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Washington
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Detroit Wardens, Staff Wounded by Inmates in Prison Chapel
Warden Theodore Callin and three guards at the Marquette branch prison were hospitalized after a fight with three Detroit long term inmates Arthur Harvey Jasper Perry and Charles Roberts in the chapel during a movie show yesterday morning. The incident occurred as prisoners were attending a screening. no motive is disclosed. A separate classifieds blurb advertises bargains at Arcade Millinery Harris Arcade first floor.
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Marquette. Mich
Theodore
Callin
Detroit
Arthur
Gypsy” Harvey
Jasper Perry
Charles Roberts
Man files $25,000 alienation suit over wife
C C Taylor sues BE J Walker and Pris cilla Walker in Alliance common pleas court claiming they induced his wife to leave him. He married August 15 and within a month the Walkers began efforts to separate them. On October 13 his wife left for the Walkers’ home. Diehl and Brown of Alliance are his attorneys.
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C. ¢. Taylor
Common Pleas Court
BE. J. Walker
Priscilla Walker
Alliance
Taylor
Walker
Diehl & Brown
Physicians Deny Hamilton Reward in Murder Case
Alliance doctors deny offering a $1000 reward for the capture and conviction of Fred Hamilton in the murder of Dr. C O Walker. Hamilton was sent back from Canada and Rhodes claimed the reward, but doctors say no payment will be made until after trial and only if Hamilton is convicted.
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Hamilton
Rhodes
Former policemen receive suspended sentences for extortion
Lawrence Larkin and Guy Steele, ex Massillon officers, got three to five year suspensions after pleading guilty to extortion. They allegedly extorted $500 from an Akron man by threatening arrest over raisin jack. Judge Abe cited family needs and warned against bootlegger ties.
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Lawrence Larkin
Guy Steele
Massillon
Abe
Akron
Tie
Larkin
Steele
Ake
Therm
Mike Corselli
Tony Fanelli
Joe Florio
Alliance
Bandit Slayer Held in Ark Penitentiary for Safety
Dee 12 year old James G. Howard, who says he killed the outlaw Tom Slaughter, was held at the state penitentiary in Little Rock for safety after being rushed from Benton on a charge of first degree murder. Public feeling ran high over the sensational delivery that freed him from his cell.
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Little Rock
Ark
Dee
James G. Howard
Tom Slaughter
State Penitentiary
Benton
Howard
Bargains Tuesday at Arcade Millinery Ady Building
Bargains offered Tuesday from 12 to 5 20 p m at Arcade Millinery on the first floor of the Ady Building. The notice announces a shopping event with reduced prices and dates.
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Tues Bargains
Prom
Millinery
Harria Bidg
Ady
Canton Lodge Special Communication Set For December 12
A special communication of Canton Lodge will be held Monday evening December 12 at 6 30 oclock. The KC degree will be conferred. Chas Rh Kumpf W M C E Norris Secretary Adv.
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Canton Lodge
Chas
Rh. Kumpf
W. M. C. E. Norris
Sec
Booster Circle Members Plan Funeral Ride
Members of Booster Circle at P H C meet at 13th Street and Sycamore corner on SE Tuesday at 1 39 p m to attend the funeral of Sister Anna Muhlhgim Ady.
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Booster Circle, P. H C
13Th-St
Sycamore
Anna Muhlhgim
Holidays Bring Departure Hope For Armament Conference Delegates
Washington reports that delegates to the arms confer ence aim to leave by New Year as major goals near completion. China and Siberia pose lingering issues while Japan seeks to preserve its fleet. Britain pushes to reduce submarine tonnage and end large cruising subs, with US naval plans facing political pressure.
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Washington
Smith Candidate For Ohio Governor
Harvey C. Smith secretary of state will be supported by Republicans of the fifteenth district for governor next year. The statement by Frank M. Ransbottom suggests the Feared move of Governor Harry J. Davis toward a Senate nomination. Smith has not issued a definite plan.
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Columbus
Harvey C. Smith
Fifteenth Congressional District
Frank M. Ransbottom
Zanesville
Republicantate
Ransbottom
Harry Jr. Davis
Smith
Ranebottom
Washington
Ohio
Plan To Overthrow Pekin Government Massive Meeting In Shanqihat
A gigantic mass meeting was held to launch a movement to overthrow the Pekin government. Organizers aim to circulate a slogan declaring Peking is not the people's government as protests grow against Washington talks on the Shantung issue with Japan. The Chinese press attacks American stance in the Washington conference.
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Shanqihat
Peking
China
Washington
Shantung
Japan
America
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Slaughter
Torio
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Siberia
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Tiaron Kato
John Hay
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Pekin
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