Irish Free State ready with government buildings in Dublin
Dublin dispatch notes Sinn Fein will govern from the capital with ready offices and the former Castle as the core for ministers and staff. A new prime minister’s official residence is planned in Dublin to mirror Downing Street.
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Milton Bronner
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Free State
Phoenix Park
Trelani
Bank of
Treland
Ank
Government of Ireland
Trish
Dubinifite
England
Downing Street
Leeland
Rer
Hwy
Trish Free State
Beilow
Trish Parliament House
De Valera Resigns Presidency of Irish Republic
Dublin announced Emmon de Valera resigned as president of the Irish Republic. He said he may seek re election on 1916 principles but demands sole powers and a cabinet allied with him. The Dail adjourned after a split over the Anglo Irish Treaty with fear of civil strife.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Emmon de Valera
Irish Republic
Ma. de Valera
Dail
Liam Rolstte
Cork
Tyler Denies Charges By EU Over France Camp Incident
Captain Russo Tyler who supervised a prison camp at Bassets France during the war denied claims made by Ed Duner before the committee. Duner testified a killing of Fitzgerald was accidental after a rifle discharged during a confrontation with a prisoner. The inspector general’s investigation ruled the death an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Calif
Russo Tyler
Bassets
France
Adjutant General of the Army
Ed. Duner
Duner
Fitzgerald
Inspector General's Department
Tyler
Allied commission refuses Germany reparations extension
Paris Jan 6 The allied reparations commission has refused to extend the time limit for January and February installments of German reparations until it receives information requested in a recent communication.
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Paris
Allied
Funeral Held for Pioneer of Osceola
Mrs. P. A Ruark died at her Osceola home Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Christian church. She is survived by her husband five sons two daughters and several siblings. Attendees included relatives from Lamont Valley Junction Muskogee and Woodburn Iowa and Des Moines. Interment followed at Maple Hill cemetery in Osceola.
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Osceola In
Advertiser
P. A Ruark
Christian
Jess Jackson
Lamont
Iowa
EB. A. Jackson
J. Jackson
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Frank Jackson
Navy
San Pedro
California
Admiral Stoner
Ray Jackson
Des Moines
Maude Stickes
Valley Junction
Ralph Jamm
Osceola
George Earlywine
Woodburn
Westbrook
Stickles
E. A. Jackson
G. C. Jackson
Robert Lee
Jamison
George
Claude
Oscar Morrow
Murray
Maple Hill
Osceoa
Weather Outlook for Chicago Tomorrow
Chicago weather indications for the next twenty four hours show generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with a slowly rising temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Weather Summary by Dr H M Stanley
Observations record weather for the past 24 hours ending 7 am. Reports include precipitation type and amount with notes on snow. Observed conditions indicate ongoing wintry mix and cold temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Stanley
Former Iowa Legislator John Hughes Dies in California
John Hughes, former Williamsburg Iow a resident and six term Iowa General Assembly member, died at his Long Beach California home. He served in the 27th 28th 29th house sessions and 30th 31st 32nd senate sessions and authored the Iowa two cent fare law.
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Long Beach
Calif
John Hughes
Williamsburg
Iowa
Des Moines
Iowa General Assembly
House of Representatives
State Senate
Mary Kneeskern case sees thirty to forty witnesses heard
Decorah Iowa January 6 between thirty and forty witnesses remain to be examined at the preliminary hearings of F B Kneeskern in the murder of Mr and Mrs Charles Van Brocklin on December 11. The hearing entered its fourth day as Attorney General Ben J Gibson disclosed a state agent has been at work on the case for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
F. B. Kneeskern
Charles van Brocklin
Ben J. Gibson
Birthday Party for Miss Olive Lindbloom
A birthday party for Miss Olive Lindbloom was held at her North Vine street home after school with fourteen guests enjoying vocal and instrumental music and social entertainment. She received a fancy work basket from friends and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Lindbloom
North Vine Street
Miss Lindbloom
Thompson Charged With Murder In Des Moines Investor Death
Kansas City, Jan 6. Frank Thompson of Olathe Kansas is charged with murder and two counts of assault with intent to kill in the death of Ila Bruener of Des Moines. The incident occurred in the crowded lobby of the livestock exchange. Bonds set at 5000 and 1000. Thompson pleaded not guilty and was jailed for a preliminary hearing on January 2.
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Kansas City
Frank Thompson
Olathe
Kansas
Ilary Bruener
Des Moines
Livestock Exchange
Thomson
Thompson
Myrtle A Gibbons Dies After Illness at 39
Myrtle A. Gibbons died at 2:15 this morning at her mother’s home 311 North MapleCreston following a three and a half year illness from cancer. She was born February 27 1882 in Taylor county Iowa and moved with her family to Adams county then Creston four years ago. Survived by her mother sister Carey M Stalker Cromwell and brothers John Gibbons and Gordon Ira Gibbons Funeral at 2 p m Sunday at the family home conducted by Rev Owen Thomas Pontanelle Iowa burial Cromwell cemetery.
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Maggie Gibbons
North
Maple Street
Myrtle A Gibbons
Taylor County
Iowa
J. Gibbons
Adam County
Creston
Carey M. Stalker
Cromwell
John Gibbon
Gordon Ira Gibbons
St Joseph
Missouri
Owen Thomas
Pontanelle
Cromwell Cemetery
Infant Son of Gee Hopkins Passes Away
Donald Paul Hopkins three months old, son of Mr and Mrs George Hopkins of 703 West Jefferson street, died at 2:20 am at home after a short illness. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 pm at the family residence with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Donald Paul
George Hopkin
West
Jefferson Street
Calvary Cemetery
Burlington R. R. Plans Train Cancellations and New Route
Burlington officials announce winter suspensions of passenger trains Nos. 1 and 10 after January 15. Train No. 5 to Omaha rerouted via Council Bluffs, No. 41 to run Chariton Osceola service. Also details shift of mail engine crews to Ottumwa affecting eleven crews and many families.
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Burlington
Chicago
Denver
Creston
Crestom
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Plattsmouth
Oa No 41
Chariton
Osceola
Ottumwa
Easthound
Here
J. Y. Cummings
Night and Day Bank Fails to Open in St Louis
The Night and Day Bank in St. Louis with deposits around 3 million failed to open this morning after auditors reportedly found a shortage of more than 166 thousand dollars. The cashier has been absent since Wednesday.
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ST. Louis
Leon's
Bank Robbery At Indore Hibernian Branch
Four armed men held up the Indore branch of the Hibernian Bank in Dublin today, injuring no one. They escaped with several thousand pounds sterling in an automobile, according to Associated Press reports.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Indore
Hibernian Bank
Women Run Hospitals Schools and Relief Groups in France
A report notes that numerous French hospitals schools and relief organizations are operated by women highlighting female leadership in essential public institutions across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Dinner strengthens father and son ties at Cresston football event
Creston high school football players, substitutes and coaches, along with more than a hundred fathers and sons, attended a running Chamber of Commerce dinner at the Lowana Hotel. John F. Porterfield spoke on the future life of the boy, followed by H A Mitchell and other local speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creson
Chamber of Commerce
Creston High School
Lowana Hotel
Commerce Body
Lowana
John F. Porterfield
Hambure
Iowa
Creston
Porterfield
Bender Dismissed From Iowa Vocational Education Post
Des Moines Iowa Jan G P E McClennahan estate superintendent of public instruction issued a statement dismissing W H Bender from the post of director of vocational education. The statement notes Bender has no office and is merely an assistant under the law. Bender remained on the job yesterday and today and was said to have traveled to Cedar Falls to consult with D T Murphy president of the state board of education.
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Des Moines
Bender
McClennahan
MecClennahan
Cedar Falls
D. T. Murphy
State Board of Education
County Supervisor Henderson Breaks Arm in Car Incident
County Supervisor C. F. Henderson of the Union board broke his arm between the wrist and elbow when the car crank backfired as he prepared to leave the county farm after a day spent on the annual inventory. He was taken to Astor for setting the bone and later returned home near Shannon City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Henderson
Union County Board of Supervisors
Iris Club Elects Officers for 1922 at Mrs Anderson Home
Iris Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Joe Andersons home on North Sycamore street. Officers elected for 1922 include Mrs R J Tisgue as President and Mrs H C Tilford as Secretary. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and the next meeting is set for two weeks at Mrs Howard Browns. During 1920 there were 6993 experiments with anesthetics on ivy jug animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irie Club
Joe Anderson
North Sycamore Street
R. J. Tisggue
H. C Tilford
Mra Howard Brown
Record low temperature at Mason City Iowa
Mason City Iowa January 6 the government thermometer recorded a minimum of 26 degrees below zero last night. This marked the lowest temperature here in several years.
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Mason City
Ruthean Class Holds Notable Methodist Meeting
Members of the Ruthean Class of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. A. B. Bamford’s home on Northwest Chestnut Street with strong attendance. A business session reported a year’s progress, a short program featured quartette singing and a reading, and each member recalled their first spoken piece or organ selection.
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Methodist Church
A. B. Bamford
Chestnut Street
Mesdames
Wilbur Auteoreith
C. W. McGregor
4. A. Spangler
Homer Kelsog
Nellie Kunsby
Rhody
Bamford
Wilbur Autenreith
Wilbur Busby
Carl Buck
Y. E. Bellus
Market Reports Chicago Live Stock and Grain Values
Chicago live stock receipts and prices show cattle, hogs, and sheep varying. Beef steers and bulls rise 15 to 25 cents, hogs 25 to 50 cents higher, light lights top 8.50, feeder prices around 7.50 to 8.60, with cattle and sheep mostly firm to higher amid active trade. Grain and provisions close with May wheat at 111 and corn at 53, pork futures mixed, and dairy and poultry figures noted.
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Chicago
Lamson Bros. & Co
Hubbel Bidg
Des Moines
Local Cash Markets Prices Report
Corn 328 oats 22 timothy hay 315.00 straw 8.00 wild hay 10.00 barley 45c. Poultry Fega 28c light springers 16c heavy springer 18c light hens 16c heavy hens 18c old roosters 6c ducks lie geese 13c No. 1 turkeys 30 horse hides 1.00 beef hides Se jcream 2c.
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Germany
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Eeree
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Wee
Ek'eoen
Mary
Kneeskern
Myrtle A. Gibbons
Gee
Hopkins
Ana
Ness
Burlington R. R
Enger
Iowana
H. A. Mitchell
A. W .Crane
Hugh Stephens
Foot
J. W. Reynolds
DeLay
Henderson
Iris Club
Mason Ghy
By Associates Press
U. S. Bureau of Markets
St. Joseph
Scot Iery
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