Government Is Scored by Its Own Men in Ireland Controversy
London dispatch reports a heated labor congress debate over Lloyd George’s Irish policy. Sinn Fein denounced as terrorist, while Irish and British labor leaders demanded inquiry into reprisals and accused authorities of brutality. A prominent Irish labor figure unveiled masks used in Black and Tans raids, linking them to state-supported repression. The congress pressed for accountability and harsher punishment for those found guilty in Ireland.
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Tretana
Huviour Labor Congress
G. Camerton
Athup Greenwood
Tabor Commission
Tehien
Ireland
Bas Po
Haa ‘Ayurder
Lloyd George
Leeland
Sinp Fein
Congress
Shamus Johnson
Irish Labor Party
J. Johnson
Serosa
England
Winston Churchi
Labor
Hoson
Batman
Thomas McPartin
Avid Tana Tiedad
Cork
Uncle Joe Breaks Long Service Record in Congress
In Washington a tribute marked Joe Carnath’s record as the longest serving member in Congress. Former Speaker Champ Clark opened the ceremony as colleagues recalled decades of public service and shared memories from a political career with its share of critics and friendships. A telegram from Col. Henry Watterson was read. others sent regards from longtime allies and rivalries alike.
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Fashington
D.C
Joe Carnat
Congress
Axy
Champ Clark
Clerk
Canton
Col
Henry Watterson
Sara
Rumor of Early Settlement Denied by Officials
Officials from both the union and company deny a rumor of an imminent settlement in the ongoing strike. The dispute remains unresolved as negotiators prepare for further talks.
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Both, Union and Company
Hope for an Agreement Amid Union Denials
In a reply to rumors, the Kpitters union says it will not concede to management’s demands and seeks a wage increase of 235 percent, claiming no settlement has been reached. Wayne Kaltting units manager Theodore Thieme denies any deal and cites the need to eliminate the profit-sharing bonus to avoid losses. the note ends with a 1921 auto license and building contact details.
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Kpitters’ Union
Wayne Kasivingl
Soin Thigme
Wayne Kaltting
Theodore
Thieme
California
Kalters
Tragic family disruptions amid court case in Akron
A fragmentary report describes a family tragedy and a legal action in Akron. A parent group faced a sudden loss while a receiver appointment for the Guindyar company was discussed in Columbus with Frink and Monnett advancing the appeal process at their own cost. An Anglo Canadian firm sent representatives to Moscow for negotiations with the Soviet government over northern concessions.
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ApAe Bygnyear
Columbus
G. Des
Guudyiar Iro & Pubber Company
Akron
Frink & Monnett
Common Pleas
Mommett
Austin Cones
Copenhagen
Moscow
Negaul
Japan Looks Askance at Yarderlip Sessions
A dispatch from Washington reports Viscount Gehids, Japanese foreign minister, visiting the United States. He notes the United States has not recognized the Soviet government, and the deputation questioned war and navy ministers about possible concessions.
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Vanderlip
Japan
Viscount Gehids
United Statrs
America
Bac
Ion
Wayward wife warns others to be faithful in Denver
United Press reports Brig Jares Monroe demanded authorities indict her for any punishment her husband might have incurred in the murder of Alvert Enock Monroe. After hearing of a friendship between Snook and Mrs Monroe, Snook entered Snook's room, shot Enock Monroe, and wounded William Wade. Mrs Monroe said, It was all my fault after meeting Snook, I became infatuated with him. He was madly in love with me.
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United Press
Denver
Col
Brig
Jares Monroe
Hushood
Al‘vert Enock
Monroe
Snook
A Small Boy and a Gun in Rapids Incident
In Grand Rapids Michigan during December a small boy reportedly fired a father's shotgun while his parents, Marcia Walooks and his wife, were away from home searching for work. The gun discharged near their residence, causing concern for family safety and prompting police to investigate the mishap.
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Oband Rapids
Mich
Marcia Walooks
Bere Ware
Walto
Nia Alster
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