Union Lends Strike Help Amid Belfast Firing
Fierce fighting erupts on Newtownards road and East Belfast with tram service halted. Crown forces use Lewis guns. several wounded and one tram worker killed. The unrest coincides with a Sinn Fein pickup and a looming anniversary at Derry gates. Dublin and London report ongoing Irish peace treaty debates in parliament. In Warsaw, Lindenfeld’s arrest eyed to solve the Wall Street blast case. United Mine Workers pledge Colorado strike support while Colorado mines partly operate under wage cut dispute.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Newtownards Road
Lewis
Crown
Ballymacarrott
William Proudfit
John de ‘Fanney
Derry
London
James II
Ulster
Fidward Brennan
Sinn Fein
William Thompson
United States Fishing Boats Forfeited in Canada
Three small United States boats from Washington state were forfeited to the crown by Justice Martin in an Admiralty Court after being found fishing in Canadian waters last July. They will be auctioned for the Dominion’s fisheries department. The craft were attached to the cruiser Malaspina in Queen Charlotte Sound. Fishermen said dense fog caused the crossing.
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Vancouver
B. C
United States
Trial Flight of Great Airship Will Be Delayed
Plans to bring America's largest airship the Roma from Langley Field Virginia to Washington for her first cruising flight were abandoned when the Army Air Service received word that the craft engines had developed minor trouble making the flight inadvisable.
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Washington
America
Langley Field
Army Air Service
Ward
Chinese Trade Bill Is Passed
The Senate late Friday passed the China trade bill with house provisions granting tax exemption privileges to American corporations in China struck out. The bill would organize American business concerns in China under federal charter and now goes to conference with the House.
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Washington
Senate
House
China
Weeks Favors Conscription In Event War
Secretary of War Weeks backs mobilization of men money and manufactures under a future war law. He said the draft in the last war was a great piece of legislation and would preclude all Americans aged 18 to 60 in another conflict. He spoke at the War Industries Board reunion in Washington.
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Washington
Weeks
War Secretary
War Industries Board
United States
Quiet game ends in attempted robbery near Cheyenne
Sergeant Gustav Weltz of Fort D. A. Russell won 200 dollars in a Cheyenne game then faced a highwayman who pressed a pistol and demanded more. Weltz identified J. Lloyd as the suspect after escaping with the money and alerted police. Lloyd denies the robbery charge.
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Cheyenne
Gustav Weltz
53Rd United States Infantry
Fort
D. A. Russell
J. Lloyd
Weltz
Weitz
Lloyd
Welts
Natrona and Sheridan Decide on State Hospital Offers
Natrona county has given no intimation to the state board of charities that it will take the offer to purchase the Casper branch hospital for one dollar, with January 1 as the effective date. Sheridan county has accepted the offer for the Sheri dan hospital and will take over January 1. The state will cease operating the Casper hospital regardless of Natrona’s decision. Other counties have invested heavily in local hospitals, highlighting Casper and Sheridan as notably advantageous deals for nominal sums.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Natrona County
State Board of Charities
Branch State
Casper
Sheridan County
Sheridan
Natronal County
Wyoming
Natrona
Laramie
Untler
Laramie County
Guam Seismal Shock Felt With No Damage
A severe quake shock was felt in Guam at noon today. No damage was reported and there were no injuries.
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Guam
Relationship Between Volcanoes Debunked by Geologists
Theories of a global link between concurrent volcanic activity were dismissed by experts. Dr Edmund O Hovey of the American Museum of Natural History said disturbances were too widely separated to connect. J Edmund Woodman of New York University agreed eruptions in various regions are coincidences.
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New York
Mexico
Argentina
Chile
Italy
Japan
Edmund O'Hovey
American Museum of Natural History
J. Edmund Woodman
France and Japan hold firm on naval ratio in Washington talks
In Washington on December 17 the naval committee pursued the French demand for the same ratio with Japan, while Britain and the United States noted no immediate breakthroughs. French delegates Barraud and Jumarand lack full authority to adjust details, and the American group has not yet proposed counter terms. Admiral Kato welcomed the three powers' armament accord as a strong step toward broader disarmament.
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Wasitington
Washington
Associated Press
France
Naval Committee
Ratio
Japan
Ttia
M. Barraut
Jumarand
Trance
Baron Kato
Arme Conferonos Deleypation
Paris Delegation Hints On Naval Question At Washington
Fragmentary dispatch notes the French delegation at the Washington conference on naval matters. The article discusses attitudes toward shipbuilding policy and ongoing negotiations, with details cut off in an early edition.
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Paris
Doc
Connnecton
Reparations Commission Refuses German Payment Extension
Paris reports the Allied Reparations Commission will not consider Germany's request to extend January and February payments without exact figures on what can be paid and guaranteed. The note criticized Germany for lacking concrete details and prior replies, delaying any extension decision. Aristide Briand and David Lloyd George prepared to discuss the issue in London, with a proposal to use accumulated reparations funds, about 200 million gold marks, for France.
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Paris
Associated Press
Allied Reparations Commission
Germany
Berlin
Dons Commission
Comminston
Changelior
Aristide Briand
David Lloyd George
London
France
Henry Wyatt Weds Mary Alberta Cilau in Secret Wyoming Ceremony
Henry Wyatt, local pioneer and hotel owner, reportedly married Mary Alberta Cilau of Casper last evening in a quiet ceremony in Glenrock. The event, kept discreet by those in the know, was conducted by a Casper minister and attended by Wyatt’s circle, with Mrs. Wyatt identified as the daughter of Elizabeth Glau of 618 Grant Avenue.
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Henry Wyatt
Knock
Mary Alberta Cilau
Canper
Regirts
Casper
Glenrock
Ron
Wyatt
Hieabeth Glau
Grant Avenue
Hacky Y
Western Union
Tly
Wyoming
Wait
Wyatt Hotel
Honest Money Association Promoted at Monetary Conference
A national honest money association was created at the closing session of a monetary conference called by Senator Ladd of North Dakota to address agricultural relief from the current inequitable financial and credit system. The conference adopted resolutions endorsing opposition to gateage credit and favored a national currency via bonds tied to the Muscle Shoals project.
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Washington
National Honest Money Association
Senator Ladd
North Dakota
Henry Ford
Thomas A. Edison
Ford
Muscle Shonis
Report of Dutch Loan Confirmed
New York December 17 American bankers were reported to be considering a large loan to the Dutch in Europe. A syndicate of U S financiers was said to be forming for a loan or credit totaling about 26 million dollars to be used for a follow up project of equal amount.
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Europe
United States
Burns
Department
Lindenfeld
Wos
New York
America
Lenine
Third Internationale
Burns Detective Agency
Wall Street
Rosa Luxom
Tendon
Tnd
British Prince Hunting Tigers In India Amid Riots
The Prince of Wales, visiting Delhi, hunts tigers as guest of Maharaja Sir Chandrasekhar Jung of Nepal. Despite rioting in Bombay and hartals in Ajmere Allahabad and Hyderabad, his schedule remains unchanged and reception is favorable.
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Delhi
Indian
Princes of Wales
Chandra Jung
Nepal
Bombay
Ajmere
Allahabed
Henares
Strikers Report Use of Stink Bombs in Omaha District
Police reported that strikers used stink bombs on streetcars going to and from Omaha's packing house district where meat cutters and others were on strike.
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Omaha
Men besieged in cave make escape claim
In Frankfort Kentucky Bud Noble and two relatives Beecher and Soldier Noble fled from a cave where state guardsmen and deputies pursued them after an attack on Breathitt county last Saturday. Bud and Beecher Noble were reported wounded and Kate Beecher, son of Bud, was later arrested.
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Frankfort
Dee
Bud Noble
Beecher
Soldier Noble
Bud
Beecher Noble
Kate Beecher
Hreathitt County
Complaints on Shipping Rates May Be Filed
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Hall presiding at today’s session of the commission’s investigation ruled that participating shippers may file individual complaints concerning particular rates and prosecute them in the ordinary way. The application of several shipper representatives prompted the question. The investigation is primarily general in character but aims to secure definite information.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce
Hall
Mt Today
Commission
Independence Is Party Platform In Philippines
Manila dispatch reports the Nacionalista party adopted a platform demanding absolute independence for the Philippines through complete severance of political relations with the United States at its convention. The move signals a strong push for full sovereignty.
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Independence Is
Philippines
Manila
P. TL
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Associated Press
United States
Nacionalist Party
Jury Finds No Responsibility in Mills Motorcycle Crash
Coroner Lew M. Gay directed an inquest into the death of Edward Hurley of Mills who was killed when his motorcycle collided with a car on West Yellowstone Highway near the refineries. The coroner's jury returned a verdict absolving responsibility, signed by W. F. P. Shaffer, BB White and J. C. Aviotin, with witnesses Albert Taylor Wray Philips and J. M. Kelley testifying. Continue on mage fours.
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Edward Hurley
Mills
Eass
West Yellowstone
Lew M. Gay
W. F P. Shaffer
BB White
J. C. Aviotin
Cnld
Yallowetone Highway
Albert Taylor
Wray Philips
J. M. Kelley
Hurley
Mra. Dendell
Taylor
Dy, J. & Kamp
Gay
Ahie Tor
Mage
Warrant for Arrest of Four Signers in Treaty Dispute
Urban Ledoux, once an event auctioneer, asked Washington police for a warrant targeting four signers of a new treaty. He claims they trafficked deadly goods in lands including Manchuria, Korea, and Syria, taken by force and contravening law. He cites old common law and alleges actions by Japan, France, Vietnam, and the United States.
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Washington
Urban Ledoux
Arma
Wrahington
Statin Anu
New Pamulet
Gihowls
Manchuria
Korea
China
India
Indo
Syria
Mesopotamia
Japan
Vietnam
France
United States
Ledoux
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William J. Burns
Department of Justice
Bureau of Investigation
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Lindenfell Himneelf
Jandenfeld
Justice Department
Mim
Silvester Codgrove
Colorado
Springfield
Ill
International
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
The
Mr. Lewin
International Board
Pueblo
Colo
John McLennan
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
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International Hha
Colorado Fuel & Iro Company
McLannan
Trinidad
Colorado Fuel & Ion Company
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Natrona OF State Hospital
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Allied Commission
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