Harding’s Congress address urges party unity and more power
President Harding delivers a landmark message urging solidarity of parties in Congress and warning that he will exercise expanded executive power prudently. He refrains from endorsing the Republican Party or the Agricultural Bloc while signaling dissatisfaction with the tax bill and hinting at possible tax revisions.
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End to Anglo Irish feud as Ireland becomes Free State
In London the centuries old quarrel ends with the signing of a treaty between Great Britain and Ireland in the prime minister's cabinet room. The document creates the Irish Free State with status like Canada and Australia, accepting Ulster under certain options, and granting Irish control over tariffs and ports while British forces withdraw. The agreement awaits Ulster approval and Imperial Parliament action, with the King to open Parliament on December 14.
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Imperial Parliament poised to approve Irish peace agreement
The Imperial Parliament appears ready to back a treaty shaping Ireland as a Free State with provisions safeguarding Ulster, joint governance by Dublin and London, and a six day royal proclamation for the law change. The deal, hailed by Lloyd George and Cabinet, faces scrutiny in Belfast and the Dail Éireann with expected modifications.
Carson Decries Humiliation of Great Britain Over Irish Deal
Sir Edward Carson, former Ulster leader, declares in London that he never expected to witness such abject humiliation for Great Britain as reflected in the Irish agreement terms reported by The Morning Post.
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Woman Killed As Cycle Wreck Injures Four On Colerain Ave
A woman known only as Freda about 25 years old died and three men were badly injured when a motorcycle with a sidecar collided with a sand pile and a car on Colerain avenue near Queen City and Harrison. Police identified the three men as Joseph Brookbank 24 Edward Road Hyde Park Lawrence McAvoy 26 Clifton Avenue and Elmer Retzch 28 Wade and German streets. The injured were unconscious on arrival at General Hospital. doctors feared death. Witnesses said the motorcycle tried to pass the auto before losing control. The car occupants were Clifton Schloss Harry Wiggerman Frank Zervink and Ethel Sheppherd. The woman’s clothing and appearance were described.
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Robbery at Procter Home Leads to Four Arrests
Four men in Dayton and Cincinnati were arrested after a Glendale jewel robbery at Colonel William Procter’s home. Confessions from Victor Ballou Peter Welker Jonas Shropshire and William Lee tied the raid to a plan at Lees Kenyon avenue rooming house. A fifth suspect known as J D remained at large.
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Four men tied to Procter residence robbery arrested in Dayton
Dayton detectives arrest Ballou Velker Shropshire and Welker after a Procter household robbery. Jewelry recovered under Ballou’s pillow along with a blue steel revolver. Confessions obtained after interrogations at the Crim Detective Agency. The four face robbery charges and will have preliminary hearings in Glendale before Mayor Rogan.
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Harding urges party responsibility to set policy in tax bill era
President calls for expanded executive power while resisting direct Congressional dictation. He seeks authority to negotiate war debt funding, override Merchant Marine Act limits, and adjust a permanent tariff law to meet changing conditions. Debates over these powers loom as Congress weighs party alignment and agrarian support amid looming elections.
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President Karding Urges Peace and Congress Cooperation
President Karding reports the nation is at peace and urges continued world cooperation through executive action with Congress support. He cautions against overreach, stresses coordinated reform, and notes wartime powers should end with renewed mutual trust between branches on policy and finance.
Ireland Fails to Show Sign of Rejoicing
Dublin reports no public celebration after news of the Irish settlement. No flags or symbols of joy were displayed, despite the event being described as the greatest political milestone in seven hundred years of Irish history.
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Giants Trade Burns and Gonzales for Heinie Groh
New York Giants managerMcGraw trades outfielder George Burns and catcher Mike Gonzales to Cincinnati for third baseman Heinie Groh. Groh, suspended last year by Commissioner Landis, returns after reinstatement with a .331 batting average in 97 games and a .972 fielding percentage. Gonzales appeared in fewer than 15 games that season.
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Scouts Fail To Land Fresh Talent At Minor League Meet
In Buffalo on December 6 scouts from the major leagues reviewed minor league players but produced no definite acquisitions. Ed Barrow of the Yankees stated no new players were purchased or traded today.
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Canadians Vote Strongly Against Meighen Party
OTTAWA December 6 Premier Meighen was defeated in his home constituency Portage la Prairie Man by Harry Leader Progressive The return indicated a Liberal landslide led by W L McKenzie King with seven cabinet members defeated and Meighen conceding the verdict of the people.
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Former Turkish Grand Vizier fatally shot in Rome
Said Ali Pasha, former Turkish Grand Vizier, was shot while walking in Rome. He died en route to a hospital. the assassin remained at large and had not been caught.
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Governor Davis to Seek U S Senate Seat in 1922
Governor Harry L. Davis appeared inclined toward a Republican nomination for the United States Senate, as expressed by Ohio’s Congressional delegation after two days of talks. Delegates noted no clear statement but felt the Governor’s conversations pointed to a decision pending an opportune time.
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