De Valera appeals for substitute treaty to form union of states
Dublin dispatch reports Eamon De Valera issuing a manifesto with seventeen heads for alternative proposals to replace the Anglo Irish treaty now under Dail consideration. He warns of betrayal and urges reconciliation with Britain while proposing association within the British commonwealth and recognizing the British monarch in a new Irish framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Associated Press
Sinn Fein
Dail
Ireland
England
de Valera
London
Baldwin Pland Co Advertisement Index 1920s
Index to advertisements listing Baldwin Plant Co. Cunard-Anchor, Dunlap Clothes Shop, Eagle Savings and Loan, Columbia Bank and Savings, Provident Sav. Bank, Well Roth & Co., Western Bank and Trust, Foley's Honey and Tar, Lau'ery Club Cigars, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, Richard's Exterminator, Roche's Embrocation, Tanilac, The Lawton Company, and Want Ads Classified. Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amubemonea
Baldwin Pland Co
Cunard-Anchor S
Dunlap
Eagle Savings and Loan Assn
Financial
Lee
Pinkham’s
Roche
Iveadas
Tanilac
The
Lawton Company
Ape Nee
Six Die in Belfast Riots as Snow Fails to Freeze Fury
Six people die in Belfast disorders as snow and frost fail to halt the violence. A child was killed shot in its mother's arms in York street area near the eight o'clock curfew. Police report two arrests in Sinn Fein Carrick Hill after rifle and bomb attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Associated Press
York Street
Sinn Fein
Carrick Hill District
Hays Signs Contract to Lead Motion Picture Industry
Postmaster General Will Hays has signed a three year contract to become Director General of the National Association of the Motion Picture Industry at a salary of 150000 dollars per year. The World reports the agreement was signed over a week ago and a Washington conference on January 14 will reveal his decision to accept the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Will Hays
National Association of the Motion Picture Industry
New York World
Hays
The
World
Washington
Fostoria Girl 12 Elopes With 14 Year Old Boy
Police in Emmett Kirgan’s office report a telegram seeking the lookout for Morton Burke 14 and Anna Marie Rinear 12 who ran away from Fostoria Ohio to marry. They bought railroad tickets to Cincinnati and may be returning to their parents. The case surprises authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Kirgan
Fostoria
Morton Burke
Anna Marie Rinear
Cincinnati
Morton
Anna
Kirgan
Elopement Reported Of Alliance Teens In Ohio
Alliance Ohio January report details Olive Waltenbaugh aged 15 and Harry Whiteleather aged 17 leaving Alliance in a car bound for Wheeling to obtain a marriage license. They were refused license and telegraphed parents for consent promising to return home.
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Alliance
Olive Waltenbaugh
Harry Whiteleather
Alliance High School
Wheeling
French War Official Shot Himself To Evade Army Service
M Vilgrain, a French Food Administrator during the war, was arrested in Nancy on orders of a court martial over wounds he said he received in 1914. Deputy Bathe had charged Vilgrain with willfully mutilating himself to dodge military duty. He claimed a man in uniform attacked him and he fired his revolver in the ensuing struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
France
M. Vilgrain
Bathe
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Vilgrain
Chicago Store Sells Sixteen-Ounce Bread For Five Cents
Chicago reports a department store will offer a sixteen ounce loaf of bread for five cents next week. The move mirrors a Boston firm price drop and a New York chain’s fourteen ounce loaf at five cents.
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Chicago
Boston
New York
Elizabeth Tyler resigns from Ku Klux Klan post
Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler of Atlanta resigns as assistant to L. Y. Clarke Imperial Kleagle and head of the Propagation Department of the Ku Klux Klan. She cites illness of her daughter Doris Manning Jett and her physician’s warning to rest or risk collapse.
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Atlanta
Elizabeth Tyler
L. Y. Clarke
Imperial Kleagle
Ku Klux Klan
Tyler
Doris Manning Jett
Henry McGhee
Prohibition Agents Arrest 66 in Wyoming Raid
Prohibition Agents and 41 United States Deputy Marshals traveling under sealed orders conducted a raid in Sweetwater County Wyoming. In less than thirty minutes the operation netted sixty six arrests for violations of the prohibition laws and seizure of liquor and raisins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Sweetwater County
Wyo
Haynes
Prohibition
Carl Jackson
Wyoming
Kentucky House Approves Newport Strike Investigation
The Kentucky House voted 55 to 33 to create a twelve member Newport Strike Investigation Committee to probe Governor Morrow sending troops to Newport after a mill strike. The measure, adopted under suspension of the rules, moves to the Senate for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Edwin P. Murrow
House of Representatives
Kentucky
Senate
O'Donovan
Covington
House
Herman G. Thompson
Morrow
F. C. Vanhouse
H. H. Denhardt
Clay County
Belmont Hurled From Horse Injuring August Belmont
New York financier August Belmont, aged 69, was thrown from a horse on his South Carolina estate near Garnett and transported to his home in New York. Doctors monitor for potential spinal trouble while Belmont recovers. he had previously suffered spinal injuries after a polo fall and was advised never to ride again. He is expected back at work in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Garnett
S. C
Belmont
Mr. Belmont
Japan Accepts Root Submarine Proposals in Shan Tung Talks
After a New Year pause, arms negotiators pressed toward a final settlement on Shantung and tariff issues. Japan signaled acceptance in principle of the Root submarine resolutions, while China pressed to discuss the twenty one demands, and naval talks moved toward a possible full committee session tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Shantung
China
International Commission
Japan
Italy
France
Peking
Canton
Rome
Cold Wave Expected After Midwest Storm
The Weather Bureau warned a strong storm moving northeast from the Great Lakes would be followed by a cold wave. Winds shift to the west, gale conditions possible Thursday with light snow. Temperatures may drop to around 10 degrees for about 24 to 36 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
United States Weather ‘Bureau
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Nurse Heroically Warns as Fire Spreads at Jewish Hospital
Fredonia Hardy, a 42 year old maid of 90 Washington Terrace Annex, awoke two nurses in a smoke filled room at the Supervisors Home of the Jewish Hospital on Harvey Avenue Avondale. She dragged nurse Norma Frick to safety as flames from an overheated furnace caused about 300 dollars in damage. Firemen extinguished the blaze while patients watched from the windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia Hardy
Washington Terrace Annex
Jewish Hospital
Harvey Avenue
Avondale
L. C. Levy
Mrs. Hardy
Norma Frick
Miss Mary Goins
Miss Frick
Burglars Loot Homes In Ginga Pet Area
Reported burglaries across several homes on Mellish Avenue and nearby streets left residents distraught. Charles Hann and Kendall Holt, six, blamed thefts on burglars after misplacing personal items and cash, while other properties on Harrison and Western avenues were also ransacked with jewelry and watches stolen. Police noted break ins used rear or cedar windows as access points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hann
Kendall Holt
Mellish Avenue
Hann
Samuel Holt
Kendall
Holt
Joseph Cramer
Harrison Avenue
Walter Carr
Western Avenue
Eli W. Wilkinson
Park Avenue
Mr. Wilkinson
Mrs A Mitchell Palmer Dies Suddenly in Washington
Mrs. A Mitchell Palmer wife of the former Attorney General died suddenly at her home in Washington after a period of illness. She was born Miss Roberta Bartlett Dixon of Easton Maryland and is survived by Mr Palmer and a daughter.
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Washington
A. Mitchell Palmer
United States
Leopold Burckhardt Slain in Auburn Avenue Home Mystery Baffles Police
A burglar gained entry to William Elfring's house at 3236 Nash Avenue yesterday afternoon, taking $45 hidden under a pillow. A watch dog reportedly aided by not pursuing the intruder, while Mrs. Elfring, who was feeding chickens, described a man known to the dog. Police describe the case as baffling with a possible familiar to the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Burckhardt
Auburn Avenue
William Elfring
Nash Avenue
Elfring
Capitalist 3 Body Found In Flat With Locked Doors
A 60 year old retired capitalist Leopold Burckhardt was found dead in his Auburn Avenue flat. Police suspect murder after autopsy showed blunt force head injuries and missing pocketbook containing about $1,000. Lights were out after death, suggesting intruder. investigator notes flat locked from inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Burckhardt
Auburn Avenue
D. ©. Handley
Oliver €. Coe
Burcckhardt
Genter, Gernhardt
Hill
Burckhardt
Genter
Two Arrests in Eden Hold Up Linked to $12000 Theft
Federal agents recovered six of twelve $1000 treasury certificates in a St. Louis pawnshop and arrested John Miller the pawnbroker. John Hickey in Chicago and another suspect in St. Louis face charges as part of the Eden hold up case connected to Oliver Dougherty and William Britt. Tull identifies them. Governor Hyde withholds extradition papers due to Dougherty’s December 10 jail record. Tull remains in St Louis awaiting developments and implicates Dougherty and Britt.
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Pceslie Tull
Hamilton County
Treasury
St. Louis
Federal Secret Service
John Miller
John Hickey
Chicago
Hickey
Miller
Cincinnati
American Bankers’ Association
Oliver Dougherty
William Britt
Tull
Arthur Hyde
Missouri
Britt
Dougherty
Clayton County
Emmett Kirgan
Auto claims around victim of New Year
A 1922 report details multiple auto accidents. Peter De Ruiter, 81, died after being struck by a Banner Baking truck at Thirteenth Street. A second victim, Pearl Vaughn, 30, died when a car plunged over an embankment on Dane Avenue. Blanche Krugar, 50, was injured crossing Sixth Street. Julia A. Kiemer, 65, was struck on Vine Street with arm injuries. Motorman John Casey, 40, was hit crossing Ockdale and Reading Road but not seriously hurt.
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de Ruiter
Thirteenth Street
Broadway
Banner Baking Company
George Johann
Elberon Avenue
Johann
General Hospital
Elm Street
Sixth Street
Race
Ben F. Owens
Central
Fifth Street
Vine
Julia A. Kiemer
Vine Street
Charles Beck
Moerlein Avenue
John Casey
Whittier Street
Ockdale
Reading Road
Willard Lathrope
Hereford Avenue
Hartwell
Casey
Fireman Finds His Father Run Over By Train
Springfield Ohio January 4 a Big Four fireman Thomas Donohue Jr discovers the body on the tracks after the engine pulling passenger train Number 6 arrives. The victim is his father Thomas Donohue Sr 64 who had waited at the station for weeks to see his son start his run. Witnesses suggest the man waved then fell or leapt onto the rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Thomas Donohue
Big Four
Mooney Named Ohio Representative on Democratic Panel
Former Ohio representative Charles A. Mooney of Cleveland was appointed by Arthur B. Rouse to serve on the Democratic National Congressional Committee. With no Ohio Democrats in Congress, Mooney joins the panel to oversee speaker assignments and fund distribution across Ohio districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Charles A. Mooney
Cleveland
Ohio
Democratic National Congressional Committee
Arthur B. Rouse
Congress
Mooney
Mrs. Harry M. Daugherty Undergoes Operation
Mrs. Harry M. Daugherty wife of the United States Attorney General underwent an operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital this afternoon. She was reported this evening to have come through the ordeal successfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harry M. Daugherty
United States Attorney General
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Work or Jail Campaign Outlined for Kansas Miners
Kansas officials in Crawford and Cherokee counties were told by Attorney General Richard J. Hopkins to compile lists of idle miners and submit monthly reports on idleness and prosecutions amid the Howat strike in the Kansas coal fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Crawford
Cherokee Counties
Kansas Coal Fields
Richard J. Hopkins
Alexander Howat
Kansas
Hopkins
Naval inquiry ordered into North Dakota collision off Cape Cod
A naval court headed by Captain B G Decker will investigate the collision between the battleship North Dakota and the British schooner T K Bentley off Cape Cod. Both ships reached Boston navy yard with no injuries but damage. Bentley crew say North Dakota failed to account for the schooner’s speed and right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Naval Court of
B. G. Decker
North Dakota
T. K. Bentley
Cape Cod
Navy Yard
Mohave
Martin E. Trench
Leonard Berry
Andrew McCully
Bentley
McCully
Miners Strike at Davis Coal Plant in Scott's Run
In Morgantown West Virginia on January 4 miners at Mine No 2 Davis Coal Company refused to work and blocked the entrance. They toured the district to rally workers at other mines and held mass meetings led by R M Williams district union organizer. They demand pay on the 1920 scale with no disorders or arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
Davis Coal Company
Scott's Run
R. M. Williams
Davis
Maxwell Sales Director Wounded in City Hold-Up
Will M. Chamberlain director of sales at Maxwell Motor Cars Corporation and prominent clubman was shot and wounded seriously when a bandit attempted a hold-up in a secluded city area tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Will M. Chamberlain
Maxwell Motor Cars Corporation
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King
Errigal
Irish Press
Kentucky House
Whiting Papera
Bureau
Hom
Melish Avenue
A Mitchell Palmer
Capital
Capitalist
Allison
Alligon
Burckhard
Marc
Eden
Find Securities
Peer de Ruiter
Peter de Ruiter
Spring Street
Fireman
Maxwell
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