Sinn Fein Plot Uncovered by Secret Service Across Britain and Ireland
Secret Service uncovers wide Sinn Fein plot spanning England and Ireland. Agencies seize plans for violence in London Liverpool and Manchester. Mass arrests unfold in Southern Ireland. Dublin Castle area raids target private homes as disorders spread.
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England
Erin
Secret Service
London
Liverpool
Manchester
Southern Ireland
Dubelin
Home Rule bill debated as Lord's session opens
London dispatch reports a heated opening in the House of Lords with Prime Minister Asquith and labor allies urging immediate peace in Ireland. Sinn Fein plots and Dublin tensions dominate coverage, amid violent incidents in Cork and Dublin and warnings of renewed unrest across southern Ireland.
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House OF Lords
Webb Miller
London
Navy
Téoland
House of Ommons
Procter Adquith
Labor
John Clynes
Arthne Hendarson
Asquith
Tesla
Lieydl
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Aman
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Mile Private
Howsea
Walsh
Outalite
Dobie
Ealdewworth Proge
Tom Ab
Tnktormed
Burmoi
Dublin
Unrdi
Mont Rirkenhen
Dusraven
Tristimon
Gwirmis of
Awe
Southwew Treland
Troland
Armed robot unrest rocks Tuscany in chaotic region update
Disjointed dispatches report an outbreak of armed robot activity in parts of Tuscany amid rising tensions. Other items mention peace talks with Germany and political maneuvers in New York and Washington as officials consider resolutions and legislative moves affecting international ties and domestic policy.
Attempt to Lay Cable Frustrated Near Miami Beach
A Western Union Telegraph Company crew of 19 men labored to lay a cable near Miami Bay and Miami Beach. An armed patrol stopped the effort, forcing the workers to retreat and seek shelter under guard.
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Anand Morea
Te UT
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Itu
Bimayno Bay
Miami Beach
Mos
Ands
Mak Yan
Bomb outrage in Cork streets sparks injuries and chaos
A blast in Cork streets on November 24 wounded several people with multiple injuries reported. Authorities describe the incident as a bond explosion, leaving victims in varying conditions including critical ones. Substantial disruption followed as emergency crews responded.
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Cork
Patrick
Porvona
American merchant marina plan eyed for world industry
United Press reports on a proposed American merchant marina to anchor world industry, with statements from IL. Row of the National Marine Drague stressing stabilization. The plan centers on developing a center to bolster maritime trade and national economic resilience.
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New York
IL. Row
Provident
National Marine Drague
Keystones Open Season With Girard Clash
The Keystones prepare for a season opener against Girard at the Armory Court. Starters Sheen and Crandall forward, Williams at center, Young-Wilendolt at guard. Keystone seconds meet Climer A A five in a warmup, with Stullivon Sundean and Pitta among the practicing reserves.
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Willams
Wunendolt
Keystone Girard
Keystone
Mont Thy Clymer A. A
Su How
Wight
Jamie
Sundean
Pitta
Infant tragedy shocks North Corry family home
At the Craker residence on Columbia Avenue an infant named Ethel May Craker, age three, was found dead. Dr Grakor and Deputy Coroner C S Pore Lor conducted examinations and ruled the infant's death likely from natural causes, with the scene and timing noted by responders.
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North Corry
Babe
Leon Crker
Columbia Avenue
Taughiter
Ethel May
Fibatha
Teuth
Grakor
Ifelen
Ceaker
Wiclan
Millionaire's Disappearance Tied to Port Lands Secret
Porto liner story recounts Doughty and spouse Mrs Smither as suspects in a Toronto missing person case. In Port lani Oregon the couple discuss possible fate of John?Joanne Jogrn, with families and officials uncertain. A secretary notes the case may hinge on fear or blame, while rumors spread about threats and possible connections to a secretive missing man.
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Presa
Ootliege Polit
N.V
Fold Doughty
City Commission Holds Special Session on Furniture Bids
Mayor presides as commissioners discuss furnishing and fixtures for the new municipal building. bids will be opened at 9 am on December 0 for mayoral office, city clerk, engineer, and treasurer fixtures. police move into temporary quarters by December 1, awaiting occupancy.
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Alexander
Uni
Howard
Cit
Wis
Slayers of Klinger to Be Tried December 13
The trial date for Paward Parsy in the murder of George W. Glinger is fixed for December 14. Prosecutors expect separate trials for co-defendants Persona and Wilson, with hearings to proceed in due course.
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Paward Parsy
Barry William
George W. Glinger
Pely
Persona
Wilson
Denen
Beesins
Forty four planes enter air race for Putrid Trophy at Mitchell
New York reports forty four service planes entered in the Army Navy Air Meet to be flown tomorrow at Mitchell Field in a bid for the Putrid Trophy. United Press notes Washington announces Secretary of State to lead a party traveling Sunday to the South Atlantic coast for a water department meeting.
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Amilé Army-Navy Air Room
Mitchell
United Press
Washington
Dolby and
Tie Party
Searo Saryletelp
South
Aninciong
Tng
Mont
Three Killed in Explosion at Wisconsin Plant
Stoughton Wisconsin November 24 three people were killed and two more injured in a boiler explosion at the Stoughton Marketing Company plant. United Press reports indicate investigations and safety questions follow the blast as authorities assess cause and liabilities.
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United Press
Stoughton
Wis
Stoughton Marketing Com Pati
Harding Inspects The Canal Tour
RISTOBAL CZ November 2. Harding today prepared to undertake a inspection trip through the Panama Canal. He planned to traverse the canal by steamer with a view to show the locks and workings of the giant waterway. The Governor of the Panama Zone would entertain officials during the visit.
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Ristobal
Montelvet Harding
Panama Canal
Admission of Enemies Nations to Leauge Urged
Geneva dispatch reports the League of Nations commission on membership urged immediate admission of Austria and Bulgaria and favored several Allies states under conditions. It named Austria, Bulgaria, Albania, Luxembourg, Latvia, Lithuania, Thracia, Bathonia as considered. France insisted Germany must fulfill six Vorspilien treaty conditions before disarmament.
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Austria
United Prose
Geneva
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Weathy Powork
Thowo Maton
Premier Eygnor Will Heads to London to Discuss Greek Crisis
United Press dispatch from Barts reports Premier Eygnor Will travels to London to confer with Premise Lloyd Goonye on Allied procedures if King Constantine resumes the Greek throne. The piece notes the potential implications for the region and war coalition.
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BARTS
Eygnor
London
Lloyd Goonye
Constantine
Ten Die In Mine Disaster At Parviah Alaska
United Press reports ten were killed and six injured after a blast at the Railway Company mine in Parviah Alaska. The disaster followed an explosion the day before, with rescue attempts hindered by hazardous conditions and ongoing efforts to reach trapped workers. Early casualty toll and details remain incomplete as investigators assess cause and safety factors.
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Parviah
Aln
Rex Theatre Nears Completion By December 15
Construction advances at the Rex theatre with interior work progressing and rough Mooring in place. Officials say finishing touches will move quickly, aiming to complete the new venue by mid December despite scattered delays.
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Rex
Rogers
Howe
Veliet
Tyntorton
Devemfwr
Cornell to Be Given Hearing on December 10
Cornell was arrested yesterday on a warrant charging involuntary manslaughter in the killing of William Shea on November 16. The hearing was set for December 10 at 2 o’clock. Bail was posted at 1500 dollars after arrest, with bail bond furnished by Daniel McCarthy. The city solicitor’s status as an official remains unsettled pending coroner’s inquest outcomes. Cornell declined to speak, saying he had nothing to say.
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Ataetin
Corneil
Aliforniaa
Hayes
William Shea
Oelock
Bla
Darnell
Hall
Daniel i McCarthe
Storey
Arthur Biass
Watson
Cornel Anid
Stanford Ball Program Announced At Slate Armory
The Stanford Hoss Company concert at Slate Armory tonight features a 7:00 opening with apex dancers and a 8:16 start, followed by dancing until 1. Tickets are 3 and 6? with a large attendance expected. The program lists selections and performers, including renditions like Roson of Pivarity and Old Washioned Garden, plus starry solos and comedic interludes.
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Slate Armory
Apex
Hagin
Lal
Stanford
Gale
Levy
Orobiontré
Vowal
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Roson
Pivarity
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Fatenbons
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Germany to Front in League Discussions
In OBNEYA Nov 1 Henry Wood reports Germany will front in league talks. The assembly schedules Thursday debates on Germany's actions and colonial policy. Millen with Hymans and others push for a decisive vote while denouncing Germany’s latest note as a destabilizing move.
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Germany
League pleads for ceasefire amid Polish Lithuanian fighting
Stationed in no man's land, League of Nations officials pleaded for an armistice as bombardment and rifle fire continued within 200 yards. The commission spoke first with Bezyk troops, then with Lithuanians and Polish forces, urging leaders to end the conflict despite reports of ongoing fighting and near-term progress by Zaligownki's forces in the northeast.
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United Press
Tondon
No Man’s Land
League of Nationa
Hatte
Bex Ligowwkei
League
Inge
Vilila Ware
Ibe
Algo
Zaligownki
Jury Finds Carl W. Johnson Died In Warren County Car Crash
The jury returned a verdict on the death of Carl W. Johnson of Warren Borough Pennsylvania. He died Tuesday morning November 23 1980 when his automobile crashed into a tree near Conewango Township Warren County. The jury recommended further investigation into four individuals for the next term.
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Warren
Carl W. Younson
Warren Worough
Feonsylvania
Birem
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