Dublin Castle Transfer Signals Irish Self Rule
Dublin reports the transfer of Dublin Castle powers from British authorities to Ireland's provisional government led by Michael Collins and colleagues. Crowds gather as British troops depart, telegraph duties shift to Irish clerks, and observers note a dignified parliamentary scene. London papers praise Griffiths handling of the railway issue.
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Dublin
Ireland
Dublin Castle
Provisional Government of
John McNeill
P. J. Hogan
Joseph McGrath
Jevin O'Higgins
William Cosgrove
Viscount Fitzalan
Privy Council Chamber
Castle
Metropolitan Police
Castle Yard
Cornwall Regiment
St. Patrick's Hall
London
South Ireland
Arthur Griffith
Canal Open to U. S. Steel?
The Interstate Commerce Commission examiner tentatively upholds United States Steel's right through its subsidiaries to operate steamships via the Panama Canal. Steamship lines argued railroads owned by U S Steel competed in the canal trade. the examiner ruled none of the Steel railroads are direct transcontinental competitors and ownership of merchant ships by manufacturing industries is not prohibited.
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Washington
Jan
United States Steel Corporation Throughts
Panama Canal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Examiner
Steel Corporation
Rail Grievance Talks Resume With Executives And Unions
Washington on January 17 conferences between railroad executives and railroad employees unions resumed under Secretary Hoover. Heads of the four brotherhoods attended along with leaders of the principal railroads to resolve disagreements and controversies.
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Washington
Hoover
Knitted Winter Skirts Show Sport Wear Style
A brown home spun skirt promises popularity for sport wear. It fits over the hips with a widen bottom for comfort during athletic activities. Brown floss stitching trims the belt and skirt. A basket weave with black and white stripes is used for sport models with black and white fringe accents along the lower edge.
Steel Magnate Urges Repeal of Laws Hindering Rail Initiative
Charles M. Schwab, chairman of Bethlehem Steel, urged repeal of laws he said repress rail executives initiative to boost U S prosperity. He told the Ohio Society of New York that regulations curb discretion and sound judgment, noting an estimated 5 billion dollars needed to modernize transportation. He warned that many miles of track were abandoned while newer cars retire.
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New York
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Ohio Society of New York
United States
Schwab
Mexican Troops Free Yank From Bandits near Santa Eulalia
L N Style of El Paso owner of a Chihuahua mine reported the rescue of his American brother A C Style, the mine's resident manager, who was captured Thursday by bandits demanding 10000 dollars. Mexican authorities sent cars with lights and troops pursued. the bandits fled as the first car neared.
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EL Paso
Tex
L. N. Style
Santa Eulalia
Chihuahua
A. C. Style
Chihuahuas
Ex soldier shoots two women in Chicago hallway
Bernard Flannery twenty eight, shell shocked veteran, killed himself after shooting Viola Hunt twenty nine and her sister Rubena in the hallway of an apartment at 6439 Dante avenue. No motive given.
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Chicago
Bernard Flannery
France
Viola Hunt
Rubena
Dante Avenue
Hays to be insured for 2 million dollars
Postmaster General Will H. Hays will be insured for 2,000,000 when he re signs his cabinet post to head the national moving picture combination. The policy will pay to the reorganized National Association of the Motion Picture Industry if he dies.
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New York
Will H. Hays
Natonal Moving Picture Combination
Reorganized
National Association of the Motion Picture Industry
Disabled Yanks Ask Harding's Aid Amid Mental Heath Crisis
The Disabled American Veterans presented a memorial to President Harding detailing over 3500 mentally disabled former service members in state institutions. It cites Ohio as a typical case with overcrowded facilities, lack of medical treatment, and profit motives, urging federal action and independent commissions in each state to oversee care and prevent permanent insanity.
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Washington
Harding
Ohio
Memorial
Longview
Hamilton County
Veterans’ Bureau
Flogged Lawyer Is Better
Harold F. Mulks a Chicago lawyer improved slightly after entering a Dallas hospital for treatment of a lacerated scalp and back following an alleged whipping by unknown men near Shreveport Louisiana Police pursue leads in the Harold O Marks kidnapping case with several clews checked but no result yet
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Harold F. Mulks
Chicago
Shreveport
Dallas
Tex
Harold O. Marks
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Missing plane found near Bahamas after coast search
Washington reports a commercial seaplane reported off Florida has arrived at the island of Beminini south of the Bahamas. Navy orders for subchasers to search for the vessel have been rescinded.
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Washington
Florida
Beminini
Bahamas
Navy Department
Debt Refunding Bill Approved by Senate Finance Committee
The Senate finance committee approved the allied debt funding bill after most Treasury Secretary Mellon objections were removed. Democratic members opposed the perfected form as the panel advanced the measure in Washington. In New Jersey, Peter Peppe killed his wife and wounded his daughter Maury before killing himself at their Little Ferry home amid reports of prior arrest for nonsupport.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Mellon
Treasury Department
Center panel effect with offset and nickel belt button
A design note describes a center panel effect with a flat geometric nickel button at the belt. The detail emphasizes how the offset integrates with the panel for a balanced look.
Gauntlet Gloves Draw Demand in Local Shops
Van Dyke gauntlet gloves rise in popularity with bright colorwork. White pairs with colored cuffing and backstitching gain attention, while orange and cerise shades lead sales. some styles feature purple and cerise stitching, echoing Paria trends.
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Paria
Elephant and Castle Signage Tied to Boadicea Battle
The Elephant and Castle remains a noted South London landmark linked to the Cutlers' company. A St Pancras tavern adopted an elephant sign with a flint spear relic, reflecting the Boadicea revolt against Roman invaders and its historic links.
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Elephant and Castle
London
England
Cutlers’ Company
St. Pancras Parish
Boadicea
Gotham broker fails as creditors claim four million liabilities
Judge Juliar Mack appoints M. W. Enrich receiver for E. D. Dier & Co after involuntary bankruptcy filing. The firm, member of Chicago Board of Trade and New York Produce Exchange, faces liabilities rumored near 4 million despite assets. The petition was filed by S. S. Myers and A. G. Hayes in New York.
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Chicago
Juliar Mack
United States District Court
New York City
M. W. Enrich
Wall Street
E. D. Dier & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Produce Exchange
S. S. Myers
Wallstreet
A. G. Hayes
Exchange Place
New York
Beer Referendum Planned to Repeal Prohibition in Ohio
Cleveland leaders announce a statewide referendum on the Volstead Act to permit 2.75 per cent beer and light wines. Capt William H. Slayton of the National Association Against the Prohibition Amendment says petitions will be circulated and a vigorous campaign will gauge public opinion. Cleveland will serve as state headquarters with branches to open in every county as Slayton plans the effort.
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Cleveland
Ohio
William H. Slayton
National Association Against
Stayton
Troops Headed for Rome for Medal Ceremony
A detachment of American forces on the way to Italy to participate in the congressional medal of honor ceremony for the Italian unknown soldier arrived in Basel Switzerland. The rifles and arms were placed in a separate baggage car as required by Swiss authorities before crossing the country.
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Bern
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
Henry T. Allen
Basel
Blame Consumer Not Can For Food Poisoning
Louisville notes the National Canners association fifteenth annual convention with the Canning Machine and Supplies and the National Food Brokers' association. Members say consumer diet and handling are common causes of poisoning rather than can defects.
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Louisville
National Canners’ Association
Canning Machine and Supplies
National
Food Brokers’ Association
Four Escape Detroit Prison Break Fails Behind Bars
Four inmates at the Detroit house of correction escaped by tearing a bar from a corridor window and dodging a volley of guard fire as about 300 prisoners were being moved to breakfast. The report notes the incident occurred January 17 in Detroit Michigan.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit House of Correction
Marking Boundaries at Mount McKinley National Park
Boundary work at Mount McKinley National Park proceeds as crews map edges of the park described as the head of Alaska's great game herds.
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Mount McKinley National Park
Poincare Forms New Government in France
Paris reports M. Poincare has formed a new cabinet after succeeding Briand. He urges settling international questions through ambassadors and favors a return to traditional diplomacy, while Britain faces French opposition to Germany’s moratorium.
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Paris
M. Poincare
M. Briand
Cannes
Supreme Council
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Briand
Rathenau
B. Briand
Lord Hardinge
Germany
M. Barthou
Justice
Alsace Lorraine
Louis Barthou
Mary to Wear Silver Gown for Royal Wedding
Princess Mary’s wedding dress will be cloth of silver with an ivory silk train shot with silver. The fabric arrived from India and is described as a native manufacture triumph. Hand woven silver work is being done at Braintree Essex. Rumor says the couple may honeymoon at Villa Medici in Fiesole near Florence with ties to Lady Sybil Scott and Bayard Cutting.
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London
Mary
India
Braintree
Essex
Viscount Lascelles
Villa Medici
Fiesole
Florence
Italy
Sybil Scott
Bayard Cutting
United States
Cuba May Seek 5 Million Loan From U S
The American government told Cuba it may negotiate a five million dollar loan in the United States. The proposed additional fifty million loan hinges on Cuba’s ability to further reduce its budget, according to State Department officials.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
State Department
Measuring Buttonhole Spaces With Paper Template
To measure buttonhole spaces cut a paper strip to match the space and fold it evenly. Crease firmly with each fold until the strip fits the desired distance between buttons and loops. Then use scissors to cut a small hole through.
Business activity remains cautious as inventories delay expansion
New York report notes ongoing conservative policy despite stronger confidence as inventories lag and purchases stay moderate. Money rate easing and wholesale price stability help, but uncertainties and unemployment temper optimism for rapid revival. merchants plan only guarded orders and emphasize safety.
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New York
Chicago Labor Seeks Boycott Against Landis Award Group
Delegates at the Chicago Federation of Labor discussed boycotting the 150 member citizens' committee enforcing the Landis award. The motion to target two committee members was sent to the executive committee. A letter from Eugenie Debs urged freeing more political prisoners while support was voiced for James Larkin.
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Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labor
Citizens’ Committee
Landis
Executive Committee
Eugenie V. Debs
Organized Labor
John Fitzpatrick
James Larkin
New York
Dail Efren
Larkin
Negroes to be tried for murder in Coneolly shooting
In Waco Texas on January 17 local officers and five Texas rangers guard the courtroom for the trial of George Killough Elijah Graves and Jake Graves three African Americans charged with murder in connection with the December shooting of railroad watchman S J Cone nolly
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Waco
Tex
Texas Rangers
George Killough
Elijah Graves
Jake Graves
KR. I. Munroe
S. J. Conenolly
Markets show activity across grains and livestock items
Wheat and flour markets list prices for hard and soft erials with futures in 98 pound sacks and warehouse delivery. Livestock prices cover cattle hogs sheep with ranges for steers, heifers, cows, calves, lambs and yearlings, plus poultry and potatoes in regional terms.
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Timothy
Dewes
Garment Marking Guide Hidden in Text Fragments
A fragmentary instruction mentions marking holes in a garment with colored crayon or pen. The readable snippet is brief and lacks context about purpose or who is directing the action. No names, dates, or places are present in the visible portion.
Gloves of Angora and Wool Appeal to Shoppers
Angora gloves and brushed wool gloves attract buyers with wide gauntlet cuffs that extend over coat sleeves. The gloves come in gray, tan, brown, and colorfully stitched designs. Larger sizes are now cheaper than before.
Neighborly Drama as Boy Rescues Wrecked Canoe
After a canoe wreck on the reef a young navigator surfaces and reaches the shore to cheers. A grim woman seizes him by the hair and scolds him for defying an order not to swim, shouting at the boy for risking himself.
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Golden Reef
Expedition Searches North Pole Why Question Emerges
In London a new expedition moves toward the North Pole amid questions about purpose. At peak hours buses run about 640 per hour in the capital as organizers press ahead with the controversial voyage.
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U. S. Steel
Panama
C. W. Flint
Charles Wesley Flint
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Syracuse University
Flint
Hays
Motion Picture
Ohio Hospital
Island of
Bemini
U. K
George Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
Boies Penrose
Gotham Broker
U. S
Rome
Poincare
Allied Council
M. Maunoury
Charles de Lasteyrie
Andre Maginot
M. Raiberti
Adolph Cheron
Alexandre Berard
Leon Berard
Albert Sarraut
M. le Trocquer
Lucien Dior
W. Refbel
Dun’s Trade Review
Citizens Committee
Waco, Tex
High W. Close
Janes
Seston
St. Louis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Louis
Della Scholz
Salisbury Street
Ww. E. Mill Company
Dareen Up
Holland
Drurgista
Rincox Chem. Wes
Patchogue
Drugegist
Hiscox Chemical Works
Drmg Elsts
Che Gland-Aid Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Dodd
Bright
Azure Dodd
Dodd's
MEDICINE _CO
Buffelo, N.Y
Mother Love
North Pole
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