Dail Eireann Votes Down Pact Debate
The Dail Eireann rejected by 77 to 44 a motion to continue the Anglo Irish treaty debate until a vote was taken. The body adjourned its sessions until January 3, showing the strength for and against the treaty.
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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
5
The Dail Eireann rejected by 77 to 44 a motion to continue the Anglo Irish treaty debate until a vote was taken. The body adjourned its sessions until January 3, showing the strength for and against the treaty.
Postmaster Edwin M. Bean and Stanley L. Grebel spoke at the Henning hotel about Christmas season impact on business. Bean cited a large spike in mail volume with longer workdays and extended clerk hours. Grebel outlined Casper Stationery Co preparations for the season. Elections for officers were moved to the next noon meeting, with the dinner postponed until after year’s start.
At Dublin the Dall adjourned after 29 members spoke on ratification. Of those, 16 supported the treaty, 12 opposed, and Dr Patrick McCartan upheld neutrality. An unofficial canvass suggested a near split and a possible referendum. Mary MacSwiney’s assault on the treaty drew ire and may have hurt her cause.
John W. Slater wishes friends and customers a Moery Christmas and Happy New Year offering service for the next two days of Christmas shopping. Call 630M before 9 a.m. for the car at your service. Date: 12 22 10.
The Community Extension Corporation’s land south of Casper is laid out for a new addition with two scenic arteries to mountains and foothills. The Casper Real Estate board will name the addition and streets, with a special reservoir planned for higher ground water supply. Repairs and paving will wait until development warrants it, and a report on naming and details is expected before year end.
Houston December 22 Southern Pacific to cut rice products rates by 10 percent for six months in carload shipments without other lines concurrence. The reduction covers rice flour rice bran and rice hulls and applies on Morgan Hine Galveston and New Orleans to New York routes.
Frank Canner longtime Casper tailor has relocated from near Richards Cunningham on South Canter to a newly remodeled suite in the Daly Building above the Lyric Theater. The move comes as demand grows, with Canner promising the best in suiting and styles and daily arrivals of woolens and other materials from the east for a wider selection.
Mrs. Jennie Edmonds aged 17 died at 3 a m today at her son Arthur Edmonds’ Twelfth Street home after a short illness. She came from California last July and leaves Arthur, a brother James Martin in Minnesota, and a sister in New York. Body held at Bow man chapel and to be taken to Black River Falls Wisconsin for burial.
Roller skating sessions held daily in the Winter Garden each afternoon and evening. No admission charge to Indies, continues from 12 to 10 six times? (text uncertain)
Federal agents Bassett H. Wiles E L Young Patrolman J L McNeil and W B Mayberry charged with murder in the Clayton taxi killing. Chicon Dress and Barney Blunt charged with assault to murder. Young McNeil and Mayberry released on bonds. Nitschke says 20 citizens cleared. hearing set for tomorrow.
The mail early drive by the post office reached a peak two days before the usual rush period. A greater number of parcels were mailed from the Casper post office this season than in any similar period in previous years.
A refined home image extols the Apartment Grand as a symbol of good taste and culture. The Lyon & Healy piano is praised as the family’s complete instrument, with reachable pedals that even a child can use to control expression.
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