World News and Local Happenings From The Week
A Western Union style digest reports on Irish civil war tensions with clashes on Newtownwards road and East Belfast, plus a tram strike casualty. Chinese premier Liang Shi Yi slated to replace Chin Yun Peng as cabinet reshuffles unfold. Japan launches the Tosa as a pre naval holiday, while Portugal faces revolution and Belgium moves. Muted U S relief bills pass amid unemployment funds, and military redraws echo Washington talks. Wall Street blast arrest linked, Debs pardon petition grows, and a string of legal and political shifts ripple worldwide.
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Chin Yun-Peng
Chang Tsao-Lin
Manchuria
Mitubishi
Nagasaki
Washington
Japan
Far Eastern
Chital
Republic of Windivostok
Helsingfors
Portugal
Daily Chronicle
Paris
Tagus
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Carlos Barracks
Tavind
Traugott von Jagow
Xew
Federal Supreme Court
Kapp
Ebert
Ireland
Queenstown
England
Montana to Have Two Battalions
Montana plans two National Guard battalions next year led by Major Charles L. Sheridan. Eight infantry and machine gun companies will form the structure with Sidney already provisioning a company and Kalispell expected to muster one. Captain J W Long travels to Kalispell for clothing measurements as Hardin prepares a company.
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Helena
National Guards
Montana
Charles L. Sheridan
Sidney
Kalispell
Sheridan
J. W. Long
Hardins
Uncle Sam
Sidney Company
India Princess Coming To Study U S Women Groups
The Princess Ta fia of Delhi will visit the United States soon to study the country’s women’s organizations. She served as a nurse with the British and French armies during the war and received honors for her work from authorities on both sides.
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Steyroon
Delhi
Tafia
United States
Sovovtimoenis
Student of the Mayas Morley Studies Maya Riddle
Dr. Sylvanus Griswold Morley, after 15 years in Central American jungles, works on deciphering Maya hieroglyphics. The native people had advanced timekeeping and number writing surpassing Roman methods.
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Sylvanus Griswold Morley
Central America
North America
France abandons marriage of convenience says eugenist
A eugenist asserts that France shifted from arranged marriages to genuine matches, noting past upper class unions produced few or no children and claiming the nation faced a low birthrate as a result. He frames current changes as a return to love based unions.
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France
New Era Notes From A Diverse Range Of Topics
English brides over seventy number nearly 250 of 287000 marriages last year. Wisconsin male students mostly share living costs. The Chinese brush pen suits Chinese script letters. Admiral Conczo Italian Navy reception in New York City Hall featured Auld Lang Syne and respectful hats. Greek government eyes Rome rail links and Adriatic ferry. U S tin consumption about 93000 tons, mostly imported. Motion picture seating aims to prevent eye strain by limiting viewing angles. Chicago Americanization schools see foreign women and babies, prompting nurse volunteers.
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England
University of Wisconsin
New York City
Conz
Rome
Adriatic
United States
Mongol War Minister Signs Moscow Pact
Representatives of the revolutionary republic of Mongolia in Moscow signed a pact to establish diplomatic relations with the Russian Soviet government. The photo shows Dandu, Mongolian war minister, at the conference.
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Revolutionary Republic of Mongolia
Moscow
Dandu
Republic of Mongolia
Iron ore discovery on Lake Athabasca shores Canada
High grade iron ore found on the shores of Lake Athabasca in Alberta Canada. The ore reportedly contains about 64 percent metallic iron.
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Canada
Lake Athabascan
Alberta
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