Geinrith Elected President of Irish Dáil Aireann
United Press reports Adaline Geinrith elected president of the Dáil Aireann in Dublin. A provisional government will be formed to establish the Irish Free State. De Valera’s followers quit the Dáil chamber in protest, Griffith’s nomination approved by ministers and officials.
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United Press
Dublin
Adline Geinrith
Dail
Aireann
Eamonn de Valera
Trish Free State
Geilith
Griffit
Griffith
Daily
Michael Collins
Gavin
Duffy
Duggan
William Cosgrove
O'Higgins
Mulecahy
Rail labor board to rule on key wage disputes
United Press report outlines the eight hour day overtime pay and how clerical rail workers should be paid daily weekly or monthly. The board will decide these crucial issues affecting railroad employment nationwide amid recent labor tensions.
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United Pressy
Otmieago
Fim
Eles
United States Railroad
Municipal Club Members Meet This Evening rally planned
This evening at seven, Municipal Chily members will gather for a major rally in months. The event includes officers being elected, a focus on reducing the club mortgage and addressing debt. A smoker and special features are promised by the committee.
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Municipal Club
Chily
Eee Fions
Slayer of Cops Targeted in New York Case
United Press dispatch from Wilkes-Narre reports a complex sequence of events beginning with John Wareilee and Martha Fexcirskel, a boarding situation, and personal turmoil after Christmas. The piece mentions police, trials in Wellsville, and figures returning to New York for urgent legal actions, with references to a conversion and funeral proximity.
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New York
United Press
Wilkesnarre
Jan
John Wareilee
Inver
Martha Fexcirskel
Plains
Thacomotis
First Ward Man Held Up by Masked Bandit
Sunday morning in East Church Ward Claude Messenger was relieved of about 84 by a masked bandit who fled toward Jilligam after taking the money. Police are seeking the robbers identity and description. The incident occurred as Messenger returned home from church in the First Ward.
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East Church
Claude Messenger
Jaca
Messenger
Ius Qi Jilligam
Wellowess
Annual Meeting of Emmanuel Church
The annual meeting of the Fanmuan ual Episcopal Uhurch was held in the parish hill last Evening, when reports on church affairs of the wist year were submitted. The following are the men composing the vestry for the coming year: W. Olds, Wilcox, MO. Waller, W. Wilcox, Ely Marrow, JU, Wright, VM. Sandingy and Frank Ames.
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Fanmuanual Episcopal Uhurch
Board of Vestry
W. Olds
Wilcox
Waller
Ely Marrow
Wright
VM. Sandingy
Frank Ames
Cleveland Woman Fatally Wounded in Suspected Assault
Mary Hedeo refused a good night kiss to Alfred Barbier. She died from bullet wounds and her fiancé, Rance Ty, remained in critical condition. Police investigated possible assault behind the incident in Cleveland.
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United Press
Cleveland
Jany Tae
Mary Hedeo
Finion
Alfred Barbier
Instant death to autoists near North Girard crossing
Erie dispatch reports two autoists were instantly killed when their car was struck by passenger train No. 416 near North Girard, eighteen miles west of Erie this afternoon. The vehicle, occupied by H. Taylor and his wife, was completely wrecked in the collision.
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United Press
Erie
North Girard
P. RR
Phasenger
H. Taylor
League Meets on Its Second Anniversary
Geneva Jan 10 The League of Nations council opened on its second anniversary with Paul Hymans presiding. It plans to formally launch the project of an international court at The Hague, opening in February. The council began drafting international questions for the court and debated issues of nationality for inhabitants of mandated territories. All meetings will be public except when personnel matters are discussed in connection with the appointment to the League’s Vangue Prommission.
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United Press
Geneva
League of Navione Council
League
Paul Hymans
Belgium
Wink Court
Connel
Muscle Shoals nitrate project offer to be announced
War Department to announce Henry Ward’s comprehensive offer for the Muscle Shoals nitrate project after a conference here later this week between Secretary Weeks and Miri. Nolree, in close touch with negotiations, reports Victorine Starch was hospitalized for surgery this morning and is recovering well.
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United Press
Wastlington
Jan
War Department
Henry Ward
Muscle Shoals
Weeks
Miri
Nolree
Federal purchase of all bonded liquor proposed in Congress
United Press reports a joint congressional committee on governmental reorganization favors Uncle Sam buying all bonded liquor in warehouses nationwide. Estimated at 30 million dollars, the plan would allow sale of 5 million gallons for medicinal use at 12 dollars per gallon, recouping funds and reducing whiskey costs. Prohibition enforcement advocates and Justice officials back the proposal as a way to control warehouses and prevent illicit sale.
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United Press
Washington
Prychise
Hardin Toon
Joint
Congressional Committee On
Phin Isto Hays
Sam
Treasury
Oriole
Wayne B. Avhedler
Anitisiloon
Airplanes Will Wage Next War Says Ace
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, famed American ace, predicted in a United Press interview that airplanes will lead the next war. He warned bombs will be hurled and civilians may suffer, yet he endorsed the Washington Arms Conference as a necessary safeguard in future conflict.
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United Press
New York
Eeldie Rickenbarker
Americas
Washington
Ricksenbacker
Ue Wuigel
Last Minute Telegraphic Bulletins From Chicago News Briefs
A succession of brief items from Washington to Chicago covers strikes, safe calls, and political moves. Reports note a Chicago building trades strike averted, wood alcohol deaths in New Jersey, and preparations for an agricultural conference in Washington. Senate treaties from the Armament Conference will be submitted after clearance. A gasoline tax bill to fund a soldier bonus is proposed. Senator Borah attacks Newberry over alleged campaign spending. Navy pact loopholes are to be guarded against. Pepper takes the oath as senator from Pennsylvania. Ambassador Harvey is reported steadily improving after a car collision in Cannes.
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Senate
Washington
Washington, Jaw
Racharnd
New Jersey
Republican
Tragic Erie Tran Strike Kills Four Children
Federal aid for Erie transport projects collides with a deadly school crossing incident as a PennsylvanIa freight train strikes a vehicle carrying pupils. Four children die and around thirty are injured amid fog and limited visibility. The engineer faces a manslaughter charge while investigators search for further fatalities.
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Erie Tran Strikes CO
United Prose
Soho
Iwere
Vian Wert
JE Kimble
Fort Wayne
Issine Lechuse
Joe
Ios4
Wartintyr
Lye Ray Tiler
Two Die as Baltimore Fire Destroys Four Houses
A Baltimore blaze killed two residents from suffocation as it leveled four homes. About twenty others were rescued with police aiding. Victims identified as Josephine Platten and Harvey M Calver. A woman fell indoors and was fatally blocked by smoke before aid arrived. Fire officials and patrols secured the neighborhood.
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United Press
Baltimore
Turny
Ales
Josephine Platten
Sharvey M. Calver
Litsie Stenner
Platen
Free
Sant
Piven
St Elizabeths Church Improvement Under Way
Improvement work at St Elizabeths Church is underway with interior repairs, wall work, pew lighting, and new furnishings funded by a contract with Fred Kaitre of Eric. Deviation of the Cross is being completed, a closed Pall created a simpler entrance, and a new steeple cross will be installed. The project, about 50 dollars in cost, follows sustained effort by Rev Father Ressery and the pastor parish. The church aims to be one of the most attractive in the diocese.
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Rew Father of Ressery
SE Elizabeth'e
Critical Typhoid Illness Reported For Mrs Kaupp
Typhoid fever continues to affect Mrs Gadige Kaupp of Base Lunt Sint. Attending physicians report her illness as critical and note her evacuation to a hospital ward. Her condition is described as serious, with ongoing medical care and monitoring provided by hospital staff.
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Kaupp
Abe
Small Fire Causes Little Damage in City Home
Fire department reports a small blaze last night at a residence on Wen Pleasant Street owned by J. Purpura. The fire, likely started by a cigarette or match, burned briefly before being extinguished with minor damage noted after several hours of investigation.
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Celack
Purpura
Wen
Hind
Newberry Senate Seat Questioned Over Campaign Funds
Senators question Newberry's fate as defense centers on whether his seat was won through lavish spending in the campaign. The debate occurs amid accusations that funds were used to secure his election, challenging the integrity of the process.
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United Press
Washington
Fai
Newherry
Newberry
Senate
Approval of Naval Treaty Comes Friday
United Press reports a Friday session is set to approve the naval treaty involving the United States Great Britain France and five powers. Signatures will be affixed Saturday with Arthur Dullum head of the naval investigation not leaving forpartial departure. The conference aims to finalize the silent armament limitation plan in a modified form despite some doubts about timing.
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United Press
Washington
Fat
Great Britain
Fran
Ehnferenci
Dale
New York Stock Trends and City Listings
The fragment lists Logan & Bryan in New York, various oil, steel and railroad stocks including Republic Steel and New York Central, with mentions of Middle States Oil, Union Oil, US Steel, and other industrial firms. It hints at a stock table or market page with numerous company names and ticker-like labels.
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NEW York Stock
Logan & Bryan
Mitasin
T&s
Vosdow
Trenoral Mystery
Ireait Norttwin
Tstanel
Lackawanks Steel
Middle States
Texay Gull
Stiphur
Tramcontinental Oil Union Ol
Vsipbebr
US Steamship
US Steel White Gi Willys
National Bank Stockholders Hold Annual Meeting
National Bank stockholders convened at 1 PM to review the year’s condition showing assets near 1.5 million dollars. Two new directors were elected, Henry Reppal and Brant Laurie, with Reppal named president and Laurie vice president. The meeting approved officers for the new year and praised financial health and plans to expand banking operations.
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National Banke of
Lorram
pTelock
Ats Nistor
Dlirietors
Ik Ry Bliss
Stevie Kincaid
Heither
Henry Reppal
Brant Laurie
Andrews
H. Heath
Allied Recognition Claimed by Soviet
MOSCOW officials said the Allies recognized the Russian Soviet government as the Genoa conference neared a key step in postwar reconstruction. Commissary Leo Kameneff stated the move would significantly aid international reconstruction efforts amid debate over Soviet legitimacy.
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Rustian
Leo Kamenoff
United Prov Cork
Genoa
Rapsia
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