Ireland Free State treaty signed in plenary session
Edward W. Pickard reports in-depth on the Irish Free State settlement linked to a wider empire accord. The treaty grants Ireland self rule with a crown-linked structure, while Ulster faces a conditional choice. The pact, signed by Griffith and Collins, seeks unity with Westminster while preserving Irish autonomy and a controlled defense.
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Edward W. Pickard
Ireland
Lloydbarge
Sinn Fein
Irish Free State
British Empire
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Tre
Avery
H Free State
George
Auteemarshigh
Britain
British Commonwealth of Nations
Ieeland
Ulster
Pit
Northern Ireland
Wieter
Antonieta
Inch
Oy Dali Eireann
de Valera Declaes
Mércement
Stan Fein
Arthur Griffith
Michael Collins
Griffith
Trish Uberty
Colosseum Declared Public Church Amid Vatican Debate
Rome debates whether the Colosseum is a public church after police barred Italian Catholic Youth from marching to the Vatican. History cites papal rulings from Clement X and Clement XL, Benedict XI, and ongoing mass practices until 1870. A postwar requiem mass was later held there.
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Rome
Colosseum
Languin Horn
Iona
Vatican
Young Myn'a
Clement X
Clem
Benedict XI
Victor Erunuel I
Harding Accepts Honorary President Role for Magna Charta Day
President Harding accepts honorary presidency of the Magna Charta Day Association, founded by J. W. Hamilton of St. Paul, with Dr. William J. Johnstone directing its aims to promote awareness of the Magna Carta in Anglo-Saxon nations. The letter notes a broad international structure with 20 vice presidents and executive officers in the US, Canada, and England. The report also mentions plans for a grand bazaar in Stamboul soon to be electrified.
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Be Paul
Minn
Harding
J. W. Hamilton
St. Paul
William J. Johnstone
Johnstone
United States
Gan~aie
England
Ohio plant losses and rail delays hit industries
Fire damaged Bucktye hotel in Youngstown while Marion County plant and Hocking Valley rail shops faced closures or slowdowns. Coal contracts were let to low bidders, and several local figures died or were injured in incidents. A sweep of wage talks and rail plans followed federal orders, with multiple communities reporting thefts, trials, and policy shifts.
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Bucktye
Youngstown
Fale Emis and Weaten
Lins
Marion Coaster Company
Marion
Columbus
Watte
James Riteau
Gibsonburg
Thomas Moore
Lima
Toledo
New Philadelphia
Dover
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Wooster
Hester Franks
Salome Franks
Charles Markovite
Stella Korn
Vittoria Pisselli
Daniel Kaber
Lakewood
Ripalimoxant
Italy
Bellaire Ministerial Association
Portsmouth, Columbus and Sandusky
Federal Board of Rivers and Harbors Engineers
Michael Ricto
Samuel Markovite
Cleveland
Edith Wise
Edward Horlocker
Wester-ville
Franklin County
Ohio
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Dayton
Joseph Wheeler
Alroad
Bradley Connors
Turner Miller
Steubenville
East Liverpool
Beaver Valley Trace Yon Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
William Cooper Procter
Cincinnati
Navy
Victor Bellou
Pater Voelker
Manstel
Edward Marks
Tiffin
W. A. Alsdorf
Ohio Good Roads Federation
Frieda Peterson
Carl Adams
Joseph Barone
Hinger
Albert Peterson
Berea
Peters Isons
Chicago
Lima City
Ottawa River
Frank J. McCulloch
Bellefontaine
Frank P. Hoover
Banford Rowhong
Floyd Kahler
Quest voyage selects two scouts as cabin boys
Sir Ernest Schoetteren chose J. W. S. Murr of Aberdeen and N. E. Mooney of Kirkwall as cabin boys aboard the Quest. The selection honors scouting and its ideals, with Mooney traveling 600 miles to apply, and both boys praised for sea lore and woolcraft as they embark on a journey of romance and mystery.
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Ernest Schoetteren
Luc
Inisth
J. WS. Murr
Aberdeen
N. E. Mooney
Kirkwall
Orkneys
Mooney
Sir Ernest
Growth of Sea Scouting Expands National Reach
Sea scouting grows as an older boy activity with a 50 percent rise in organized troops since December 1, 1990 to July 15, 1921. It develops in the Texas New Mexico division, the only district with aquatic work. The Marion Massachusetts summer camp proves successful with seafaring runs around Buzzards Bay and historic shores, run by youth leaders acting as camp tenders.
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Kuril
Tils
Watter
Aimsolt
Caxton
Ordélio D. Wot
Yowell
Milam University
Oho
Charles W. Yantis
Lakeview
J. &. Willams
Jennie Applegate
Seloto River
Dover Township
Union County
Dania Butcher
Akron
Child Conservation League of Ohio
Sandusky
E. J. Tange
Lakewood
Foster A
Bernard Hasking
London
Parrall
Dover
Jn‘ Mar
Robert R. Scripps
West Chester
Cincinnati
Frank R. Henry
Dayton
Vivian Anderson
Miami University
Davis
Harry Rusehe
First National Bank
William Rapa
Herbert Bechen
Structural Iron
Clavel
Napoleon
Toledo
Erie Canal
Camp Sherman
C. R. Forbes
United States Veterans’ Bureen
John M. Mote
State Bureau of Weights and Measures
Seale
Backer
Shorter Hall
Wilberforce College
Xenia
Ashtabula Red Cross Relief Committee
Warren
Ohio
Ernest Longchamp
George J., Phillips
Common Pleas
Cleveland
Zanesville
Burkhardt
Lima
O. J. Roush
George M. Zimmerman
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Columbus
Springfield
Interstate Commerce Commission
Claveland
Public Square
Boy Scouts of American
Masa
Buzzards Hay
Bosn’s
Busn's
Beard’s Scoutmaster Recipe for American Spirit
A playful, patriotic recipe blends love for family, faith in institutions, and American heritage. It mixes components from Native and pioneer roots with Puritan grit and Cavalier chivalry to produce a sentiment of patriotism, character, and resilience.
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Thoreau
Scouts Manage Traffic At Indian Celebration Near Chicago
Scouts from the North Shore North west and Uyde Park districts handled a traffic of over 3 000 automobiles during a recent Indian celebration near Chicago. They gave scout demonstrations and aided injuries with a coat stretcher and quick transport to a hospital after an incident in a lacrosse game.
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North Shore
Northwest
Uyde Park
Chicago
Scouts Prevent Train Wreck Near Omaha Curve
Omaha scouts returning from an overnight hike spotted a tree across four railroad tracks as a passenger train neared. They waved a red sweater to signal the train in time, averting a possible disaster.
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Omaha
Scouts Prove Effective Forest Fire Fighters in McKean County
In McKean County Pennsylvania boy scouts have organized as forest fire fighters reaching high efficiency. Their tireless activity and enthusiasm make them invaluable in forest preservation efforts, with claims they are better fire fighters than the average adult.
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McKean County
Boy Scouts Aid Relief and Honors Across Nation
Frederick Maryland scouts aided Near East relief by distributing apoons to grain mills and stores. Richard Weaver of San Francisco, honored with the Medal of Honor by the National Court of Honor, saved a burned scout. Roselle Park and Battle Creek units raise flags and wind the town clock. Grant Park hosts a civic pageant inducting 1000 new citizens with Eagle scouts as guard of honor.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Grant Park
Chicaxo
Chamber of Commerce
Guard of Honor
Wise Men Visit Baby Jesus In Manger Tale
The lesson centers on the Wise Men who sought Christ, bearing gold frankincense and myrrh. It notes their possible Arabian or Persian backgrounds, their humble response to the Star, and Herod’s fear. The piece emphasizes faith over sight, providence guiding the journey, and the gifts aiding Mary and Joseph.
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Matt
Gil
Jesus
Chaldea
Daniel
Christ
Herod
Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
Ely
Hell
Bethlehem
Mifalra
Mary
Joseph
Egypt
Wall of Jerusalem Dedication Shown in Ancient Text
The dedication of Jerusalem’s wall is described with Levites gathered for a glad ceremony in Jernaat amid thanks and singing. The text also cites a Jeremiah verse warning against rebellion and urging fear of the Lord during harvest times.
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Wall of Jerusalem
Jeroialem
Jernaat
Jeremiah
Heart's Delight in Colgate Perfumes Auction Scene
A New Hampshire man listed his estate for sale with four prospective buyers inspecting it. He claimed most details matched the advertisement except for a feature described as a deer or hitch wreck in a meadow woods. The owner explained a stream runs through the woods and noted the feature is minor, joking about its value.
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New Hampshire
Boston Transcript
Measuring a Labors Tricks in Clyde County Iron Plate
A two foot ruse is tried on a laborer in Clyde County to gauge an iron plate. Mick answers with a comic chain of measurements while a choleric old man urges rights and a meek man cautions against sidewalk demonstrations.
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Clyie Boutyarl
Mick
Bar 1 Tager
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