Irish treaty foes press for referendum after Dail clash
In Dublin the Dail heard Milroy demand a vote on ratification, with De Valera and opponents promising to put the issue to the people. Accusations over secret oaths and instructions to plenipotentiaries stirred tempers as Parliament delayed any decision until Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dail
Dublin
Associated Press
John Milroy
Dail Eireann
England
Eamon de Valera
Milroy
de Valera
London
Ireland
Arthur Griffith
Griffith
Defense
Downing Street
Charles Burgess
Michael Collins
Arthur Griffth
Eamon DeValera
Othrs
Index to Advertisements Page List Features Local Firms
Continued on second page the index to advertisements lists firms and services including piano companies Purxnhard Bros Co Charles E Smith & Sons Claremont Dansant Eagle Savings and Loan East Hills Coal and Supply Atlas National Bank Mullane Candy The John Van Range Co The Queen City Shale Brick Co The Smith Kasson Co and more. Local businesses such as Louisville and Nashville Railway Southern Railway System and Wong Tie Restaurant are also mentioned along with various financial and commercial names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Os PO
Vic Csnsess
Baldwin. Piano Co. i
Purxnhard Bros. Co
Charles E. Smith & Sons
Claremont Dansant
Eagle Savings and Loan Assa Tee Wees
East Hills Coal and Supply Co
Wmineanatal
American Finance Co
Atlas National Bank Peer Ee
Soak Apaditc
Harry W. Smith
Clothing
Copeaubesee
Bios
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Busca
Southern Railway System
Chmren CO
John van Range Co
Queen City Shale Brick Co
Smith-Kasson Co
Wkas Aes
Wong
Tie Restaurant
Widow of Limerick Lord Mayor Urges Dail Rejection
In Dublin on December 20 1922 Mrs Kate O Callaghan widow of the assassinated Lord Mayor of Limerick addressed the Dail urging members to reject the treaty. She appealed that women lead by example and urged undecided members to follow the women of the Dail. Finian Lynch secretary of the London delegation argued for the treaty citing Irish army troops evacuation finances and education control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Associated Press
Dail
Kate O’callaghan
Limerick
O’callaghan
Finian Lynch
London
Lynch
Jewelry Clerk Disappears With Cash and Diamonds
Cincinnati jewelry firm reports a clerk vanished Saturday night with between 5000 and 6000 dollars entrusted for bank deposit and several diamonds valued at 300. The man, formerly of Walnut Hills, left with a woman, and detectives were hired as police investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemens Oskamp
Cincinnati
Cleméns Oskamp
Daller
Walnut Hills
West Ninth Street
Charles E. Ellis
Linton Avenue
French charge British broke faith over ten battleship plan
The French accuse Britain of leaking French ten-battleship proposals and breaking a secrecy pledge at the Washington conference. Lord Riddell, a British press figure, is at the center, disputing official status while sharing British, American, and other delegations' views. His disclosures influence global opinion and French stance on arms limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Riddell
Britain
Lawrence
Washington
Great Britain
Arthur Balfour
Lord Lee
Mr. Hughes
J. Balfour
Naval Committee of the Powers In Conference
England
United States
Lord Hiddell
Versailles
Supreme Council
Paris
Lloyd George
Balfour
House
Unable to buy gifts ends life in Kentucky home
Arthur Huffman 21 of Fal mouth Kentucky shot himself at his grandfather John Smith's home near Falmouth early yesterday morning. He had married Hilda Lightfoot six weeks earlier and faced unemployment, saying he could not buy a Christmas present for his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Huffman
Arthur Huffman
Falmouth
John Smith
Huffman
Hilda Lightfoot
Almouth
Covington
Bonfire Night Test Of Fire Department Response
Mt Adams residents plan a bonfire test to challenge Cincinnati officials claim downtown fire companies reach Mt Adams in five minutes on the worst winter night. Mrs Edward Siegworth says the Mt Adams Welfare Association will build the bonfire after a meeting about the Mt Adams Fire Company withdrawal. Residents also protest traffic delays at Fifth Street and Eggleston Avenue and will place a Christmas tree in Eden Park shelter house on Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Adams
Edward Siegwarth
Charles Tudor
Young Kentucky couple seeks marriage amid policing effort
Emma Russ, 15, from Constance, Ky, and Glenn Hall, 19, were found in Cincinnati planning marriage. Officers assisted with a plan to secure a license after age issues. the girl would stay at a Juvenile Home overnight, with a renewal attempt set for Newport or Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Russ
France
Constance
Cincinnati
Glenn Hall
English Street
W. H. Clayton
Boone County
Eleanor Mulvihill
Hall
Salvation Army
Clayton
Jagger and wife charged in $150000 U.S. bonds fraud
Charles Jagger of Gary Indiana and Mrs Jagger were arrested in Chicago on charges of defrauding the government over bonds valued at 150000 dollars. Federal agents identify the bonds as stolen property recovered after Mrs Jagger said she found them in a taxicab last April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles, Jagger
Gary
Ind
State To Investigate Murder of Three Men In Wilson
Oklahoma Governor B A Robertson confirms the State Attorney General will oversee the Wilson Carter County killings. Elmer Emston states ouster actions against local officials are planned. He warns martial law would be a last resort amid a serious county situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
B. A. Robertson
Ardmore
Carter County
Elmer Emston
Robertson
Russia
Smoking by women upheld in New York
Smoking by women in places of amusement has become so common that Alderman McGinnis of Brooklyn urged a stop. The Committee of General Welfare rejected his proposed ordinance to fine up to 25 dollars or ten days in jail any proprietor in New York City who allowed a woman or girl to smoke in his establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N, York
McGinnis
Brooklyn
Committee of General Welfare
McGinnish
New York City
Three Suspects Arrested in Cox Theater Robbery
Detectives say three men with police records were arrested at Pearl and Sycamore after lingering at Front Street resorts and spending lavishly. Each carried a flashlight. one had a loaded revolver. They deny knowledge of the $1,400 theft and are held for questioning. Theater owners plan alarms and extra guards to deter future robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore
Front Street
McShane
Hayes
Pearl
Cox Theater
First District
omBe
Edward Roland
Schubert Company
Harding Adopts View on Pacific Treaty Delegates
Washington is told that President Harding accepts the American delegation’s interpretation of the four power Pacific treaty. He says the homeland of Japan lies outside the insular possessions and dominions phrase unless included as territory of another party. Delegates agreed to the broader interpretation but the president will not let it disrupt the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Harding
Pacific Islands
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Lodge
Underwood
Insular
Troops May Go To Newport After Night Terror
Gunmen in two touring cars fired on the Newport Rolling Mill last night. Secretary W. N. Andrews watched from his office as guards’ searchlights failed to reveal the shooters. The attackers fled after a final volley, and authorities consider sending troops to Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
W. N. Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Mystery surrounds rooming house death in town
Joseph Lymskey 47 was found dead in his room at a boarding house on West Seventh Street. Coroner D. C. Handley ordered an autopsy and an inquest to determine if death resulted from basal skull fracture or acute alcoholism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lymskey
West Seventh Street
Dr. Handley
Cornones D. C. Handley
Lymskey
Kate Sanders
Handley
Elmer Asimus
Sylvester Brockman
Sanders
Moonshine From Blanket Confounds Dry-Era Cops
Police report Cather Bradley, a 32 year old Black man of 1030 Rittenhouse street, using a blanket as a still wrapper. Officers seized the blanket still setup, 100 gallons of mash, and 3 gallons of moonshine. Bradley was arrested on liquor law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cather Bradley
Rittenhouse Street
Bradley
Marsh
Newport mill strike prompts governor call for troops
Women appeal to Mayor for protection as gunfire rocks Newport Rolling Mill district. Governor Morrow dispatches Patrick Filburn and John Meyers to assess conditions amid claims of police and sheriff cooperation with strikers. State officials foresee possible troop involvement. National Guardsmen are not yet deemed necessary. Continuous gunfire injured homes and sparked street patrols with residents seeking safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Edwin 2
Patrick Filburn
Frankfort
Filburn
John J. Meyers
Kentucky State Labor Department
W. N. Andrews
Morrow
Messrs
Meyers
Ebert
Campbell County
Newport Rolling Mill Company
Andrews
Ninth
Lowell
Commissioner of Public Safety
Charles Hehl
Taylor Jacobs
William O’connell
George Brill
Edward Williams
Lulu Meyer
Casper Schoo
L. J. Crawford
Joseph Dietz
Dietz
France
Joseph Hermann
Hermann
West Eighth Street
M. Meyers
Powell Street
J. C. Worthington
Seventh Street
Whiting Ady Quasi-Editorial Slogans Hint at Publication Motto
A noted line urges readers to consider end-of-file awareness in writing tasks. The phrase evokes a publication philosophy attributed to Whiting and Ady, suggesting diligence and precision in editorial practice.
Unsteered Auto Injures Child on Glencoe Place
Five year old Norman Glemser was struck by a runaway auto that rolled from Inwood Place down Glencoe Place. The vehicle halted after about fifty feet. he suffered a fractured right arm and facial and neck cuts. he was taken to Christ Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hand of Fate
Norman Glemser
Glencoe Place
Peter Schraffenberger
Inwood Place
D. K. Glemser
Norman
Miss Powell of Cincinnati Married in London Church
Gertrude Mary Powell daughter of Francis F E Powell director of Anglo Americ Oil Company wed Peter Fadie in Holy Trinity Church London. American colony hosted with Ambassador George Harvey and Consul General Skinner present. Powell gave bride away. reception at Hyde Park Hotel. bride's home once Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gertrude Mary
Francis FE. Powell
Anglo- Americ Oil Company
Peter Fadie
Itoly Trinity Church
George Harvey
Skinner
Conductor and Engineer Held After Deadly Rail Wreck
Charles Evans conductor and Walter Yeakel engineer of the Philadelphia and Reading northbound train were arrested in Norristown after a coroner jury verdict fixed responsibility for the December 5 Bryn Athyn wreck. Bail set at 35000 each. Jury blamed crew negligence for disobeying the dispatcher leading to the head on collision that killed twenty six and wounded score or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Charles Evans
Walter Yeakel
Philadelphia& Reading Railway
Bryn Athyn
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Onadow
Valera
David Lawrence
Misatng
U. S
New York
Mill
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!