South Ireland Ratifies Treaty Forming Irish Free State
Dublin January 14 The South Ireland parliament unanimously ratified the Anglo Irish treaty creating the Irish Free State. Provisional government named with Michael Collins and others. Absent were Eamon de Valera and supporters who opposed the treaty. The session, held at Mansion House, lasted under twenty minutes with no dissent. A provisional cabinet was established under treaty rules. The same day, railway labor tensions loomed as talks sought to avert a strike. Prisoners were released in Cork and Belfast, and a Dublin rail strike was postponed for one month after a Dublin conference.
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Arthur Smith Captured After State Penitentiary Escape
Bismarck January 14 Arthur Smith one of three convicts who escaped from the state penitentiary January 9 has been captured at Terry Montana according to a wire to Warden Blair The other two escaped convicts are reported in the vicinity of Terry and are being hunted Smith was sentenced from Ramsey county for 17 years for robbery.
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Packers' Strike in New York Called Off
New York January 14 termination of the strike against six local meat packing firms ended today as Pendleton Dudley eastern director of the Institute of Meat Packing announced receipt of a communication from John Kennedy of the Animaleamated Moai Gurterx and Butcher Workmen's Union of New York.
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Nine Old U S U Boats Are Made Targets
Washington January 14 Nine old Uncle Sam s submarines have ended their careers by serving as targets for destroyer squadrons on the Atlantic coast. The resting place of these obsolete subs is in the Pacific near Manila Bay. Dismantling had been completed weeks before the tests.
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Hays to Lead Movie Men's Association
Washington reports Postmaster General Hays will retire from the cabinet and, with the president's consent, take head of a national motion picture producers and distributors group. No contract yet. aims to serve public good while negotiating with industry leaders.
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Lewis upheld in action removing Alexander Howat
John J. Lofla, international president of the United Mine Workers of America, was upheld by the union in removing Alexander Howat of Kansas as president of District 14 of the Mine Workers. Judge Samuel A. Dew refused to make permanent a temporary restraining order that would have barred Lewis from interference in District 14.
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Asks Judge To Change Bill Of Particulars In Small-Curtis Case
Governor Small and Vernon Curtis are charged with conspiracy to commit a crime and asked Judge Claire C Edwards to strike out parts of the states bill of particulars as irrelevant and scandalous. The request highlights disputes over the papers filed in the case in Waukegan on January 14.
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Italian bank closes amid run in Palermo
Palermo reports the Banca Cattolica di Credito Sociale closed after a bank run caused by fears over the general financial situation. The closure follows widespread timidity among depositors and officials acting to stabilize the sector in Italy.
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Deliberations on Burch Case Continue Today
In Los Angeles on January 14, deliberations in the Burch case continued after an extended session. After four and a half hours of balloting there was no agreement, and adjournment came without a verdict or major development.
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Poincare faced cabinet crisis over Viviani offer
Paris reports show Rene Viviani refused a ministry as Premier-designate Poincare seeks a cabinet. Belgium and Britain discuss a pact while France weighs cabinet lists amid opposition from socialists and deputies.
Columbus born in Portugal claims raise historic dispute
Lisbon reports Patrocinio Ribeiro, member of the Portuguese Academy of Sciences, stated Columbus born in Portugal. The claim challenges the long held belief that Columbus was born in Genoa Italy. The controversy follows a New York claim that Columbus was Jewish based on documents found in Spain.
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Settlement Sought Between Finland And Soviet Russia
Geneva January 14 The League of Nations council will seek to settle the dispute over eastern Karelia between Finland and Soviet Russia. The conflict has involved months of guerilla warfare and now faces a formal council effort to resolve the matter.
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Leader of Turk Nationalists Believed Murdered
Lowion January 14 report says Musiaphba, leader of the Turk Nationalists, is believed murdered. Details are sparse as officials confirm the suspected loss of the movement’s head amid rising tensions. The article notes no official attribution yet and references ongoing inquiries.
Ireland looks to these men to firm up the Republic
Arthur Griffith leads the Dail Eireann cabinet as newly elected president Arthur Grffith and his team aim to set a solid foundation for the Irish Free State. Notable figures include Michael Collins and W. Cosgrove retaining portfolios, George Gavan Duffy and E J Duggan from Sinn Fein, and O Higgins as economics minister. Mulcahy, famed for his role in the IRA, joins a cabinet under pressure from post treaty events.
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Complaints of Potato Men Are Investigated
Fargo North Dakota reports a three member committee appointed by John Lee Coulter of North Dakota State College to probe complaints against Minnesota Potato Growers Exchange and other agencies. Accusations include delayed settlements, lack of cash for last fall shipments, long demurrage holds, and missing itemized cost details. Further investigations cover Chicago and Kansas City complainants.
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Transport Cook Arrives with 1000 Doughboys
New York dispatch reports 1000 doughboys arrived from Germany aboard a transport that leaked last Tuesday and faced heavy north Atlantic gales. Captain Mepa downplayed danger while the ship neared its Brooklyn pier. Transport St Mihiel had escorted the vessel, with Nanuen following. News of the Crook fund overshadowed other details for the soldiers.
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Elderly man charged after assault on boy at local venue
A 70 year old man was jailed after an incident described as a severe assault on a 6 year old boy. The event occurred in Petrolt with police and hospital officials involved. Sheriff Geo Mi Sherwood is noted in the report.
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Nestos Calls for Bids for Hale Warrants
Herald Special Service reports Governor Nestos invites informal proposals from financial firms to buy North Dakota hail warrants totaling about 4 million dollars. Administrations aim to offer warrants at a small discount, with out of state firms showing interest as discount rates drop from 15-20 percent to about 8 percent. Farmers are cautioned against the higher perceived value of warrants.
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Non Partisan League expands to wider California reach
Modesto January 14 The Non Partisan League announces it will extend beyond farmers to nine citizen groups across California. Walter Mills states an educational enrollment drive aims at 100 600 families with a $10 minimum per family. Notable attendees include D C Derman Cameron King Waldo Summers and Alexander Horr. Funeral services held for Elizabeth Connally 101 at Russell Ottumwa Iowa.
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Naval treaty near completion and Shantung issue crucial
Washington delegates report virtual completion of the naval treaty with focus shifting to Shantung. Japan and China expected to finalize the Shantung settlement, open Klao Chow as a free port, and permit carrier conversions from certain ships.
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Poincare Not In Favor Of Genoa Meet
Paris reports Raymond Poincare selected by President Millrand to form the French cabinet comments on Genoa conference in Jodes Revue des Deux Mondes. He cites U S absence, notes covenant value, and prefers Franco British pace on forms of equality amid negotiations with Russia and Germany.
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Boat seen may be Maher craft in Lake Superior
A small motorboat sighted off Thunder Bay on December 29 is believed to be the vessel James Maher used during his Lake Superior cruise from Cloud Bay toward Grand Portage. Deschamps, an Indian guide, said a gate’s theory suggests Maher headed for Duluth but vanished in ice. Deschamps arrived from Squaw Bay with the sighting and plans for dog teams to track the lead. Train of ice and snow hampers search efforts as weather worsens.
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Government loan sought by Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for a 340000 government loan. The funds would retire an existing 340000 government note due March 1. The road requested a ten year term on the new loan.
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Hardwood Men to Seek Court Decision Modification
Louisville January 14 The American Hardwood Manufacturers association plans to ask the Supreme Court for modification of a recent ruling that held the association’s statistical bureau operation illegal General L E Bote Washington chief counsel announced at an executive board meeting in Louisville
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Weather forecast for Minnesota and North Dakota across Sunday
Tin settled and cobki a parle mere in Sunday probably fair. Sober ta Gabe and pei pore toms. North Dakota Generally fair and Sunday, much colder.
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Three Men Entombed At Glen Alden Mine
Rescue parties at Glen Alden Coal company mine in Scranton worked through the night. They found Michael Kelly’s body yesterday evening, spurring efforts to reach the other three entombed men. No sounds from the mine suggest all four may be dead.
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Former U S Senator L H Millard Dies in Omaha
Former United States Senator Joseph H Millard of Nebraska died in Omaha after a heart attack at the Nebraska Power and Light office. He 6 years old, a resident since 1556, served as senator from 1901 to 1907 and was a director of the Union Pacific railroad.
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Bandit Killed In Hold Up Near Toledo Ontario
Toledo Onto Jan 14 One bandit was killed and another fatally wounded when armed men held up a road house. The robbers demanded valuables as guest Stephen McCormick and others were present. Police recovered a revolver used in the assault and are questioning witnesses.
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