Peace ratification hopes rise in Dail session
Dublin December 15 reports from the Dail Eireann indicate supporters of Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith feel certain of a final majority for the Irish peace treaty. Debates focus on the authority and method of the delegates who signed with the British cabinet as De Valera's position remains uncertain.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Dail Eireann
Michael Collins
Arthur Griffith
Trela
de Valera
Dail
DeaViera
Tlons
Dall
London
Thia
Former Porter Admits Guilt in Wuble Murder at Schoening
At Schoening station near Bonneville the holdup and ensuing gunfight left two Japanese and Mexican workers dead. Three Black suspects were arrested, with one wounded, after a posse chased and captured them near a haystack. The admitted shooter, Mays, claimed sole responsibility.
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TLE. Tribune
Bonneville
Woo
J. Marisaki
Repiio Villegas
Schoening Station
Elmer Mayo
Casper
Curtis Haddy
George Baxter
Lander
Naval Ratio Changes Offered by Experts
Washington dispatch reports alternate proposals on the 5-5-8 naval ratio presented to Hughes Balfour and Kato. Changes would affect tonnage calculations and replacements of battleships while Japan keeps the Mutsu. Britain could build two super-Hoods or two Royal Sovereign class battleships.
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Matsu
Washington
Associated Press
Hughes
Mr. Balfour
Baron Kato
Japan
Uf Cologatio
Wiigton
West Virginia
Delaware
North Dakota
Mutsu
Riga
Russia
China
Vladivostok
Moscow
Petrograd
Inmates Increase After Prohibition in Wyoming
Cheyenne reports that since prohibition began, Evanston asylum inmates rose from about 260 to over 499, and the state penitentiary and other facilities also grew. The state board of charities and reforms states prohibition had no effect, attributing the rise to Wyoming’s population growth.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
State Asylum For the Insane
Evanston
Han
Penitentiary
State Industrial Institute
State Home For Mental Defectives
State Board of Charities and Reforms
Plan to Seize Copenhagen Castle Uncovered
Copenhagen police disclosed plans by homeless unemployed to take over Christiansborg Castle the king’s residence and Danish parliament meeting site to use as a sleeping place. Arrested leaders carried a resolution targeting the American minister and threatening reprisals for the Massachusetts murder conviction of Sacco and Vanzetti.
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Copenhagen
Associated Press
Christiansborg
J. B. Prince
Massachusetts
Sacco and Vanzettl
Woman Named For Registrar Nominated for Denver Office
Washington dispatch reports President Harding nominated Miss Martha J. of Colorado to be registrar of the land office at Denver Colorado. The selection highlights a federal appointment in a western state and reflects the administration’s staffing decisions during the period.
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Washington
Martha J. 8
Colorado
Harding
Denver
Golo
Colorado Bank Bandit and Gunman Is Captured Here
Casper Casper county deputy Powert arrested James Brady alias Thomas Kinney on Casper's busiest corner after a suspected bank holdup in Parker Colorado. Brady identified by Denver detective George Sanders as the Parker bank robber, reportedly tied to $10 200 loot and multiple highway robbery cases.
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Center
Second Street
Brady
Brade
Powert
Parker
Colo
Thomas J. Kinney
George M. Sanders
Denver
Sanders
Colorado
Casper
Ernest E. Kreuger
Sheriff's Office
Yeaterday
Margulis
John Powert
Joe L. Marquis
Kreuger
Teachers Decry Comedy Roles In Films
Milwaukee teachers' association passed a resolution urging film makers to stop comedy depictions of teachers and professors. They claim such portrayals harm children in schools and undermine education.
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Mitsawaukee
Milwaukee Teachers’ Association
La Fayette Coal & Iron to operate mines at night
Knoxville dispatch reports the La Fayette Coal and Iron company will run its mines in day and night shifts. President T L Crewo mld said the move will provide more work for miners and save costly machinery by avoiding eight hours of idle operation in a 24 hour cycle.
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Knoxville
Tenn
la Fayette Coal & Iron Company
Crewo
Motorcycle Rider Killed In Crash Near Standard Plant
Edward Hurley 88 of Mills died instantly when a Dodge driven by Albert Taylor struck a motorcycle carrying Hurley and James Kelley on Yellowstone Avenue near the Standard refinery. Kelley and W C Phillips escaped with minor injuries. Mrs D W Lobdell rode in the Dodge and had requested Taylor drive due to traffic. Coroner and local authorities ordered an inquest.
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Edward Hurley
Mills
W. C. Phillips
James Kelley
Stendexd
Albert Taylor
Standard
Yellowstone Avenue
Ter
D. W. Lobdell
Standard Company
Dodge Cay
Taylor
Burlington
Greybull
Hurley
Btandhard Re Anery
Mille
Lew M. Gay
Robbery suspects held in Parker state bank heist case
Denver police seize four thousand dollars in war savings stamps from a suspect identified as Edward Kreuger while detaining Hay Thomas and several women and a man in connection with the Parker Colorado bank robbery on November 25. A cane and a car description aided the investigation.
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Denver
Colo
Edward Kreuer
Hay Thomas
State Bank of
Parker
Washington Binker
Kreuger
Minnie Myers
Margaret Mucha
Leo Norris
Mra
Mucha
Union Station
Law bill seeks to oust Landis as baseball commissioner
Washington December 15. A new measure by Representative Law Republican New York proposes to compel Federal Judge Landis to retire from the bench or accept the position of baseball commissioner. The action aims to remove Landis from the judiciary and place him in an executive role.
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Washington
Landis
Igo
Representative Law
Republican
New York
Treasurer to Save by Personal Trip to Boston
Cheyenne Wyoming December 15 The state treasurer A L Hoskins will personally carry 1 100 000 of Wyoming state highway bonds to the Boston capital to deliver to the purchaser Watkins and company Transit by express would cost 170 Hoskins estimates his trip total about half that amount The bonds were sold to the Beaton firm at par The remaining 700 000 of the issue has been allotted from the state permanent school fund.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Boston
Hoskins
Wyoming
Massachusetts
Watkins and Company
Express
Beaton
Poland Receives Soviet Gold Reserve for Poland
Warsaw reports the first peace treaty payment from the Soviet government arrives, valued around 60 billion poltina marks, including diamonds rubles and gold bars totaling 1 280 pounds. The assets were transported by special military escorted train.
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Warsaw
Poland
Higa
Milk Price Drop Announced in St Paul
ST PAUL December 16 Milk will drop one cent a quart to 19 cents here Friday it was announced by early Friday.
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St, Paul
Killing of Sergeant Enright in Limerick roan noted
British and Irish patrols investigated the death of Sergeant Enright of the Royal Irish Constabulary near Limerick. The incident followed his role in suppressing Sinn Fein activity. Sinn Fein volunteers dispersed youths who attempted to hang a streamer reading Which flag between the Union Jack and the Sinn Fein tri color. A wall near University College bore the slogan Down with the sham free state up with the republic.
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Dublin
Dee
Associated Press
Enright
Royal Irish Constabulary
Limerick Roan
Binn Penn Rallitrary
Fepublican Army
Earls Court Terrace
Dail Eireann
Sinn Fein
Walla
University College
Free State
Republic
Peru mobilizes large army amid Tacna deployment
Peru declares mobilization of 95 officers and 11,900 troops and will send seven regiments to Tacna’s Ticao area. Announcement telegraphed to La Nacion from Ta Vaz Bolivia confirms the government action.
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Buenos Aires
Associated Presa
Peru
Ticao
Tacna
la Nacion
Ta Vaz
Bolivia
Italian towns wiped out in Upper Adige fires
Fires swept the valley of Healo in the Upper Adige region destroying several villages and forcing hundreds from their homes. Soldiers rushed to help bring the blaze under control.
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Bolzano
Italy
Healo
Upper
Adige
Treasury thrift bonds offer $26 Christmas gift for $20
Secretary Mellon urged the sale of the treasury saving certificates as a Christmas gift option. The new thrift bonds are sold at a discount and redeemable at $26 after five years, enabling a $6 gain over the purchase price for the holiday present.
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Washington
Der
The
Treasury
Mellon
Corien of Treasury
Mellon Aald
Count Robert De Montesquiou F Pesén dies in Mentone
In Mentone France Count Robert De Montesquiou F Pesén a poet aged six died yesterday after unclear circumstances. The brief dispatch notes his death as a notable event in local literary circles.
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Mentone
France
Robert de Montesquiou
Lander Man, 19, Wounded After Hold Up Attempt
Joe Darlington, 50, pool hall owner in Lander Wyoming, is recovering from three gunshot wounds after a masked bandit tried to rob him. Youthful suspect Young Lemmon, 19, sustains two abdominal bullets after the confrontation and is also hospitalized. Both are reported to have a fair chance at recovery.
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Darlington
Bishop Randall Hospital
Lander
Lander Apa
Casper
Val Refineries
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