Irish Republic Fight Continues After Dail Debate
Dublin January 3 The Dail debate over the Anglo Irish treaty grows tense as Michael Collins proposes a path to ratification while opponents press for a continued fight for a republic. De Valera vows ongoing opposition amid bitter exchanges as Cork Mayor and Countess Markiewicz address the chamber.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Michael Collins
Dail Eireann
Dail
Eamon de Valera
Art O'Connor
Countess Markiewicz
Pierce Beasley
Walsh
Ireland
Ulster
Mary
Viscount Lascelles
Collins
Ernest Blythe
Daniel O'Callaghan
Cork
Dall
London
Limerick
North Tipperary
Tyrone
Louth
Wexford
Custody Battle Over Janet Early Reaches Courts
In Hamilton County a divorce custody dispute shifts to Janet Early's fate. Mrs Nessie S Early seeks permanent custody, while aunt May Early Parker resists. Judge Dixon granted temporary custody during Christmas, with a motion for modification in Cuyahoga County to keep Janet in Ohio or prevent removal. Janet remains torn between mother and aunt as legal action continues.
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Solomon
Hamilton County
Janet Early
Nessie S. Early
Cleveland
Janet
Herbert J. Early
New York
May Early Parker
Wyoming
T. Dixon
Cammon Pleas Court
Ohio
Dixon
Cuyahoga County
John Weinig
Weinig
Early
Mrs. Early
Mrs. Parker
Belfast unrest leaves several dead and many hurt
In Belfast on January 3 the city faced widespread gunfire as snipers attacked tramcars in Royal Avenue and York Street. A curfew was imposed in York Street, and martial law announced, with arrests possible after 2 PM. A bomb exploded on Newtownards road with casualties, and Sinn Fein groups seized Eskra Hibernian Hall demanding rifles.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Royal Avenue
York Street
Cork Street
Newtownards Road
Hibernian Hall
Eskra
County Tyrone
Sinn
Classified Advertisements Index and Listings
A dense index of ads from various banks savings and loan firms and businesses. It lists Charles E. Smith & Sons, Eagle Savings and Loan, Provident Sav Bank, National Banks, Union Savings Bank, and others along with associated suppliers like The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and The Queen City Shale Brick Co. The page reads as a compilation of local business names, financial firms, and service providers appearing in the classified section.
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Ty. Corte
Charles E. Smith & Sons Secu
Tgsteals
Claremont Dansant
Eagle Savings and Loan Assn
Financial— American Finance. Co
Atlas Setire
National Pe
National Bank
Fourth National Bank
National City Co
Pues
Ole Provident Sav
Bank and Trade Co
Seasongood & Mayer
W. Smith
Dabansean National Bank
E & Nashville Railway
En Lisation Puno Sa Bch
Riess Shillite
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R. Sti
French Bros.Bauer Co
Queen City Shale Brick Co
Seadees
Irish Primate Calls for Prayer Over Treaty Acceptance
Cardinal Logue urged Ireland’s Catholics at a Cathedral service to pray that God would save them from misfortune if the Anglo Irish treaty failed to be ratified. He warned that rejection would plunge the country into greater oppression, saying the treaty offered essential welfare and progress for Ireland.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Ireland
Logue
Thorugh
Indian guides says will prove Mrs Stillman innocent
Fred Beauvais an Indian guide named as co respondent in the divorce suit filed by James A Stillman against Mrs Anne A Stillman telegrammed from Montreal promising to give his life to establish her innocence He will help transport witnesses to Montreal for hearings opening January 11 but will not testify for the defense says Canadian counsel Gonzales Dessaulhiers
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Montreal
Fred Beauvais
James A. Stillman
New York
Beauvais
North Country
Miss Alice Davison Weds Former Yale Football Star
Miss Alice Trubee Davison daughter of Henry P Davison Wall Street banker and publicist married Artemus L Gates son of Mrs E L Gates Clinton Iowa and a former Yale football star. The ceremony took place at the Episcopal Church of St John of Lattingtown conducted by Rev Charles W Hinton.
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Locust Valley
N. Y
Alice Trubee Davison
Henry .P. Davison
Wall Street
Artemus L. Gates
E.L. Gates
Clinton
Iowa
Yale
Episcopal Church of St. John of Lattingtown
Charles W. Hinton
Mt Vernon Mayor Cuts Salary to Save Costs
Mt Vernon mayor Eewin W. Fiske announced a $500 salary reduction as part of an economy drive. He projected total savings of $15,000 over the next two years through ongoing salary cuts.
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MT. Vernon
N. Y
Eewin W. Fiske
Brookyn Woman Cleared in Shooting Case
The Brooklyn District Attorney cleared Miss Mary A. Allen, 24, of responsibility for the shooting of Mrs. Margaret C. McManters, 15, who died from shock after a gunshot wound to the leg. Officials said the shot was accidental, fired from a pistol found in the McManters basement yesterday.
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New York
Brooklyn
Remus Adopts Ruth Holmes as Heiress to Estate
George Remus wins court approval to adopt his fourteen year old stepdaughter Ruth R Holmes and change her name to Ruth H Remus making her heiress to an estate estimated at 500000 to over 1000000 dollars. The adoption comes while Remus faces prohibition law charges and the family appeared with their attorney in Chicago.
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George Remus
Ruth R. Holmes
Ruth. R. Holmes
William H. Lueders
Remus
Ruth H. Remus
Cuit Court
Cook County
Ill
Chicago
Hermosa Avenue
Soldiers disperse mob with fixed bayonets at Newport Rolling Mill
An unidentified white man was dragged from a Newport Covington streetcar at the Eleventh Street Bridge and beaten by six or seven men. Col H H Denhardt said the man was knocked unconscious and rescued by friends. guards arrested Frank Kelley for breach of peace and dispersed a hostile crowd with fixed bayonets. The strike zone grows dangerous. authorities plan three ten man patrols and may halt violations of a restraining order as calls for more troops surface.
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Newport and Covington
Covington
Eleventh Street
Licking River
H. H. Denhardt
National
Denhardt
Newport
Frank Kelley
Brighton Street
Kelley
Ninth
Brighton Streets
Buten
Campbell County
Otto Wolff
Fridaey
Jackson Morris
Kentucky
Frankfort
Herman Q. Thompson
Thompson
Thomas Plummer
Otto Knoke
Charles Whitehead
Arthur Spiegel
Plummer
Knoke
Whitehead
Ninth and
Central Avenues
Cincinnati
Spiegel
Orie Ware
Commonwealth
Kenton County
Storney Ware
Woman Killed When Auto Plunges Over Dane Avenue Embankment
In dense fog on Dane avenue near Gray road, a car driven by George Ruege 112 Peete street plunged 25 feet off an embankment killing Pearl Vaughn 1625 Dudley street and injuring three others. Vaughn died at Dr Swing s office of a fractured skull and broken neck. Coroner Handley noted this as Hamilton County s first vehicle fatality of the year.
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George Ruege
Peete Street
Dane Avenue
Gray Road
Pearl Vaughn
Dudley Street
Ruege
Miss Vaughn
William C. Fischer
Fischer
Bethesda Hospital
Stills Found in Ruins of Pugilist Quarters
Police recovered two stills two barrels of liquor and nine barrels of mash from the fire damaged Beechhurst Country Club ruins in White Stone. The Beechhurst site had been leased as training and sleeping quarters by Joe and Frank Welling, noted professional pugilists. Authorities previously feared for the Wellings but later learned they were sighted miles away after the blaze.
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New York
Beechhurst Country Club
Whitestone
Joe
Frank Welling
Welling
New Peace Dollar Placed in Circulation
Philadelphia January 3 The new silver Peace Dollar was placed in circulation today with several hundred thousand coins chipped to Federal Reserve Banks from the Philadelphia Mint. The coin honors the Washington arms conference and features Liberty’s head on one side and a dove on a sunlit mountain top clutching an olive branch with the word Peace beneath.
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Philadelphia
Federal Reserve Banks
Philadelphia Mint
Washington
Liberty
France Accepts U S Rule To Outlaw Submarine As Commerce Destroyer
A bi partisan coalition in the U S Senate pushes to oppose all treaties that protect one group of nations over another and to offer an alliance of all or none as the alternative. Senator Borah leads the drive against entering Pacific rights treaties while Wilson era thoughts resurface in Democratic circles.
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France
U. S
Washington
United States
Borah
Pacific
Wilson
Europe
Manchester
Clemenceau
League of Nations
Briand
Woodrow Wilson
Lloyd George
M. Clemenceau
Senate
London Daily Mail
Paris
England
Germany
America
Ingland
Eutrepe
Great Britain
Harvey
Harding
Amerca
American Senate
Fire Forces Raid Start of Prohibition Year at Klar Farm
Federal agents raided Peter Klar’s Green Township home finding eighteen barrels of mash and two fifty gallon stills in operation. An overturned oil lamp caused a brief fire but family and agents contained it with minimal damage. Klar, Peter Tatish and Wendel Krajcik were arrested on bonds of $1000 each for a January 11 hearing.
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Prohibition
Peter Klar
Johnson Road
Green Township
Klar
Peter Tatish
Wendel Krajcik
Ohio Bell Proposes Higher Service Charges in Columbus
The Ohio Bell Telephone Company filed with the State Public Utilities Commission a petition for increased charges for service connections removals changes of location and similar services. Rates scale by city size from under 1 000 to over 75 000 telephones with Cincinnati in the highest tier.
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Columbus
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
State Public Utilities Commission
Cincinnati
E. A. Reed
Reed
Plan near in reach as France backs submarine pledge
Washington dispatch reports France accepted in principle the Root proposal to ban submarine attacks on merchant ships, with debates over definition and immediate effectiveness between major powers. Britain shows no objection, while Italy and Japan await instructions. Chinese moves to break Shantung deadlock prompt renewed diplomacy with Hughes and Balfour.
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Japan
Shantung
Washington
France
Rome
Tokyo
Elihu Root
Arthur J. Balfour
Naval Committee
Hughes
Jusserand
Bonds Stolen From Waldron Bank Recovered In Blackwell
Leonard Hamre of a local smelter reported finding an envelope with $67,000 in Liberty bonds and other negotiable papers believed stolen from the area State Bank at Waldron. The discovery was reported to local law enforcement in Blackwell on January 3.
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Blackwell
Cal
Leonard Hambre
Area State Bank
Waldron
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Irish Republic
DE Valera
Janet Farley
Cincin
Alice Davison
Newport Rolling Mill
W. C. Thomasson
Donnely
van Leven
Frank Brogel
Thomasson
No Safety
Temple Theater
Monmouth Street
Denharat
W. Yungblut
Edward E. Wendt
Miss Pearl Vaughn
William Fischer
David Lawrence
A Commercial Tribune
Bell Corporation
Italy
China
Senator Underwood
Albert Sarraut
Far
Siberia
Reavis
Nebraska
Cannes
Allied Supreme Council
Kansas Bank
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