Crisis Near in Irish Peace Deliberations
United Press reports looming crisis as talks on Irish peace stall amid threats of renewed civil war. Premier Arnold George Jattiefore faces a confidence vote after a tense session. opposition warns of collapse as union pressure rises.
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United Pros
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Nevil
Telah
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Renahwd
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Anaten Chaus Derinn
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Howl
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Curlon
Michael Gallows
Wuelny Thio
Ronwon
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Pershing and Foch Address Legionnaires in Kansas City
United Press reports from Kansas City show General Pershing and Marshal Foch addressing the American Legion convention. Pershing praised the 1918 army and urged arms control, noting the U S command and training feats while foreshadowing future conferences in Washington.
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Kansas City
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Wond
Maaden
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Thor Uiry
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Perking
Seek scalp of Democratic chief White
Article reports on opposition to Democratic National Committee Chairman George Williams and his alignment with James Cox. It notes endorsements from Carter Glass and Pat Harrison while referencing Virginia and Mississippi political figures in a contested internal scene. The piece is fragmented and marred by OCR errors but centers on intra party power play and leadership challenges.
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Louis
George Wille
Democratic Witty
Mohatte
Ato Williams
McAdon Fretoutomy Witn
Democratic National Committee
James ML Cox
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Virginia
Bonator
Pat Tarrinm
Thas
Pleturenque
Minhailppl
Feader
Bootleggers Blamed for Bombing Incident In Past Lavirpoglo
A fragmentary report states law enforcement linked local bootleggers to a bombing near Lavirpoglo. Police joined by officers investigated an explosion that damaged a porch and frightened nearby residents. Officials emphasize liquor law violations as a key motive in the case.
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United Prom
iPiloggora
Tualiec
Pawer
Train Derails In Lehigh Valley Incident
A derailed fast train in the Lehigh Valley region caused a major disruption as cars were torn from the track and a large number of passengers faced delays. Rescue teams worked through the night to clear the line and assess casualties, while authorities warned of continued travel interruptions.
U S Consulate at Lisbon Bombed
An American consulate building in Lisbon Portugal suffered a bomb blast yesterday afternoon. No injuries were reported though the blast caused damage to the consulate wall and entry area. A note under the door claimed protest against the Sacco and Vanzetti case and the bombing follows similar attacks on American diplomatic sites abroad.
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United Preaty Washington
Saveo
Vangetti
Tade
Mansohana
Vericke Ia Pari
Lottera
Braton
Hull New Leader Of Democrats In Political Shakeup
United Press dispatch from St Louis notes Cordell Hull nominated to succeed George White as Democratic National Committee chairman, amid factional jockeying between Gox and McAvine factions. Also reported is a separate Missouri case in which Artine Dowrlyey Bureh, minister's son, faces murder charges in the death of wealthy broker J Belton Kow nioily.
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Louis
Cordelay
Pennessee
United Preay
Angisues
Artine Dowrlyey Bureh
Tela
J. Belton Kow Nioily
Minor Employed Near Wyale Peadle Tackle Checkoff Injunction
An obscure notice reports a minor employed near Wyale Peadle facing a checkoff injunction, with Tudde A.B. Anderaos named in the action.
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United Preantunity Tate
Ind
Iminore
Orn Dimite Cefusvil
Warke
Tudde A.B. Anderaos
Youth drives car into bandits during failed hold up near Columbus
A 21 year old man, George Hensink of north of Columbus, confronted a trio attempting a holdup on a rural road near Columbus. He steered his car to block the bandits, leaped from the vehicle, and fought two men before the getaway car failed. One robber was knocked down, and the others fled. authorities secured roads but found no further trace of the suspects.
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Columbus
Towil
Beaslie
Corry
Gondluk
Enaidk
Bonsink
Trienda
Hensink
Colmbus
Imost Aurlig
Wenwini
Lutonal
Unclear text on charges hearing in Georgia
Fragmentary report from Wiafhioingdon dated November 1 describes a resolution to appoint a committee to hear charges by Senator Watton of Georgia. The piece mentions American yokit and events in France, with unclear references to court martial and readiness to proceed. The text is incomplete and garbled.
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Wiafhiingdon
Jonaty Vroday
Watton
Georgia
France
Wakao
Sean
Tartibiburg Gas Tax Protest Hits Export Fuel
Atlantin The Tlaing Company refused to pay the new gas tax on ganoline sold for export, sending a protest note to Auditor General Lewis. The company, citing interstate commerce issues, remitted a check for 39,1426.20 with a protest statement.
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Tartibiburg
Pip Sonati
Salon of Ganolinn
Walkouts Hit Ohio Mines Amid Nationwide Labor Strike
United Press reports a looming nationwide strike by coal miners across the United States. In Ohio and Indiana, miners and local unions interpret Judge Anderson and federal injunctions as eroding existing contracts, threatening walkouts and possible nationwide action.
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Lallayum
Wnton Funda
Whierkoatt
Synten
Indiamapolia Ao Aluro
Anrther Eo
Anervon
Eleven Drowned After Winter Storm At Sea
In a wintery gale, four Dunker men tried to haul nets from a boat near We Andon. The crew suffered losses as eleven men were drowned and later four bodies were recovered at different points. Rescue attempts followed as authorities investigated the tragedy.
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Maprohn Hilton
Sahara
Keto
Halloween Celebration Disappoints City Observers and Parade
A chaotic Hallowe'en event at the State Armory drew a mixed crowd as local officials and residents described the night as disappointing. The parade featured mounted officers, Boy Scouts, and a wide array of decorations while observers noted low turnout and muted enthusiasm.
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Commissioners Assured Road Built in 1922
Ames dispatch reports county officials assured that road improvements will begin next year from Waterford to Corry with work to be completed within a month of contract. The plan includes paving and widening as the county highway department receives state clearance, with overtime used to rush sections from Girard to Pinta and the Coneded road.
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Waterford
Saya
Walker
Tyre
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Milk and truck drivers strike after wage demands denied
United Press reports a nationwide milk wagon drivers strike in New York and surrounding areas. About 10 000 drivers gathered at Madison Square Garden as city and federal officials rejected a 95 cent per week wage rise and mediation failed. Hospitals and essential services operated with limited staff while milk distribution faced disruption across districts in New Jersey and Long Island, affecting millions of gallons of milk bound for the region.
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Sov
Ibight Swittion Durkan
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Asirlie
Aml Federal
Abist
Arivere
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Penn a Day In Three Months
Pennsylvania officials outlined a plan to expand enforcement within three months after a Washington conference. Details cited include money, jail, and other measures, with statements from state officials about tightening rules and procedures.
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United Press
Philadelphina
Pennsylvania
Haynes
Washington
F. Rutter
Arrests Expected Today in Ohio Double Murder Case
Fragmentary Ohio news item reports police anticipate arrests today in the double murder of Louise Doyle and J. Neyenmh near Portsmouth. Text is garbled with names and dates, but indicates a major breakthrough or imminent action in a case described as high profile and emotionally charged.
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Tes
Portsmouth
Otto
Pretty Louise Doyle
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Ehildeen
Oller
Potive
Tofu
Burch on Trial for Murder of California Broker
Fragmentary report from Los Angeles dated November 1 describes Burch on trial for the murder of Belton Kennedy, a wealthy California broker. Kennedy was killed and Burch awaits legal proceedings as officials gather evidence and testimony.
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