Peace talks in Ireland face minor hitch says AP
In Dublin reports say no break in negotiations with prospects for quick resumption and possible truce terms outlined by Premier Lloyd George. Archbishop Clune travels to London for further consultations while Dublin city hall and public offices are seized per General Boyd’s Monday demand. Political and military maneuvers cloud the capital as U. S. wartime and postwar influences mix with Sinn Fein aims.
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Associated Press
UBLIN
Ireland
Clune
London
Lloyd George
Sinn Fein
Boyd
Dublin
Dublin Corporation
House Democrats Split On Tariffs Debate Echoes Split
A fragmented report shows House Democrats divided over tariff policy and trade disruption concerns. Proponents urge stern measures while opponents warn of domestic price hikes and broader economic impact as debates spill into party divisions.
Fragmentary OCR Notes Point To Unclear Local Item
A garbled OCR text with many misread words appears to reference names and places in a fragmented local notice or article. Readable bits include mentions of Dawes Elio, TANG f trey, Livres Te, Donna le Ghaet, Hat pes Le, and Wayne. The overall content is indecipherable.
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Momarraw
Elio Tang
Aimee Lending
Wari Wayne
Carl
Totty
Harty
Iden
Alun
Vanda
Ter Huey
Dr Hurty Praises Fort Wayne in Public Health Push
Fort Wayne officials and Dr J N Murty urge promotion of sanitation and health as a city asset. Murty notes better health boosts industry and schooling, praising local institutions and workers while calling for funds to improve parks, tuberculosis control, and public welfare programs.
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Yeutith
Fort Warne
Ruasauer
Wudharlon
Marty
Wayne
Murty
Believe Occupants Of Naval Balloon Died In Mountains
Report states naval balloon crew vanished nine days ago near Rockaway Station and presumed dead after search in Adirondack mountains. Officers feared the craft fell and remains may be recovered as war effort continues.
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Hockaway
Adirondack
Adirondacks
Crooks Fail to Furnish Sureties in New York Trial
In New York on December 14, several defendants could not post bonds. Judges set sureties between 25,000 and 320,000 yet only a minority managed to secure the required guarantees. Police report ongoing efforts against robberies and crimes as multiple arrests and incidents draw attention to the city’s crime wave.
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Tomett
Honda
Waite
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West 126Th Street
Burghirsleo
Sonoud Avenue
Gus
Tawiie KE
Jirosln
Chiesa
Mexico and United States clash over constitutional article stance
A distorted report claims Mexican officials resist altering a constitutional article tied to property rights. It cites ministerial declarations and hints at pressure from Washington while signaling solid cabinet unity against constitutional changes amid tense diplomatic exchanges.
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Iformatien
Mexico
Ape
Ameri Idbaney
Mopxico City
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Cakbdterce
Taber
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T.roxon Wis
Upativne
Tex
United States
Siher
Monty Cou
Mirlea
Geert
Brazil Welcomes Secretary Colby in Senate Address
An historical speech by Secretary Colby stresses unity and national purpose. President Wilson’s era referenced as the nation’s growth arc while urging youth to remember liberty’s price and the founders. Marta and Cathy appear in a ceremonial framing as the event previews a journey toward Mantiyides.
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Senate
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Cathy
Neikeral
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Wils
United Sacutes
George Washington
Duckward
Ivan
Ely Ilzattory
Mantiyides
Governor Pardons Ft Wayne Bigamist in Controversy
Governor Goo d h ie h recommends clemency after a long case involving a Fort Wayne bigamist. The action pardons one man while eleven others face paroles or release after hearings. The record notes the governor’s advisory role and the political controversy surrounding the clemency decision.
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FT. Wayne
Conference Between Bryan and Borah on World Peace Efforts
Reported talks in Washington involve Bryan and Borah with Senator Regan and Senator Harding ally meandering about an international alliance and treaty persistence. The discussions touch on American adherence to principles amid potential shifts to maintain peace, with Cabinet and secretary placements hinted for future alignment.
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Wiliiac Jennings ‘Gryan
Vista Tregte
Hariiz
Marion
Borab
Dain
League of Nations
Iran
Sr Borth
Regan
Idaho
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Barat
Ley
Bornhalva
Harding
Aenitere
Umarding
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Vorsullen
America
Gleet
Tia Cadine Alce de
Sinde
Joris Mint
Ohare R
Belis
Aeiatar Knox
Pennsylvania
Ntate
Merning
Clara Barton Smith Arrested on Border
A garbled border arrest report identifies Clara Barton Smith as a suspect tied to Ardmore and Oklahoma authorities. The account notes a Warren and family connections, with references to legal counsel, a border town, and disputed custody or custody-adjacent proceedings amid a wider police action.
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Clara Barton Smith
FIGHT EXPECTED IN SENATE OVER Fordney Emergency Bill
Washington December 22 The House passed the Fordney emergency trip bill 196 to 86 after eight hours of debate. Supporters argued it would shield key farm products for a few months while opponents said it would raise living costs and amount to class legislation. Democratic Rep Henry T Rainey led the opposition as Republicans divided over the measure.
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Ashington
House
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Lurners
Relney
Paynes Aldrich
Dorhor
Uae
Nan Grone
Christmas Greeting From Jail to Ponzi’s Creditors
A jail message from Charles Ponzi’s era reaches creditors with a festive note amid his ongoing case. The missive, written in stylized log and church references, aims to reassure and evoke holiday goodwill while awaiting a court outcome and potential liquidation.
Senators Probe Coal Situation
A Washington report details a government inquiry into coal production and wartime distribution. It cites government orders, private contracts, and price variations as senators investigate how coal was moved to support the war effort, noting costs and interdepartmental friction.
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