Dublin under heavy patrols after Sunday carnage
Dublin's streets were sealed by strong military patrols on all bridges and roads exiting the city. Curfew tightened to 10 pm, rail services suspended, and raids expanded as troops seek culprits for Sunday killings. Eyewitness reports note clashes, casualties, and widespread fear amid fortified cordons around Dublin.
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Thanksgiving turkey prices rise in New York markets
In New York on November 23, wholesale turkey prices reached about 52 to 53 cents per pound at public markets. Traders note market volatility and demand as the holiday approaches.
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Harding and Party Arrive at Cristobal Panama
President elect Warren G Harding arrived at Cristobal at nine in the morning aboard the Artemna. A noisy harbor welcome greeted him and his party as they proceeded to a hotel. Wireless messages flooded his Panama visit with invitations to numerous public functions during five days in the canal zone, many to be declined.
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Prices Fall Across Hog Markets From Buffalo to Chicago
Hog prices slump across cities with November 23 reports showing steep declines from December 1916 highs. Key markets in Buffalo Cleveland Omaha and Indianapolis show top bids around 10.25 to 10.60 per hundred pounds, while Chicago and Kansas City log further drops.
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Passport law urged to counter Bolshevik agitation
Officials abroad warn that wartime passport controls remain vital amid evidence of Bolshevik agents aiming to enter the United States. They describe procedures to speed genuine travel while tightening visas, medical inspections, and border checks to prevent agitators from entering. A separate Duluth report notes Paul Saari's intoxicated stock seizure of hootch and $25 bail.
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Telegraphic Briefs and World News Snippets
A collage of brief foreign and domestic items. Swiss flyer killed in a stunt crash. Washington gas output records. New York Tribune editor M. Smith dies. St John’s students strike in solidarity. Wrangel’s White army setback blamed on overconfidence. U S ordnance assets disposed of. Meteor shocks Preston County West Virginia. Strangler Lewin defeats Zbyetko in wrestling. Paris housing crisis: 450000 without apartments.
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New York
Strangler
Many Fish Hatched In Pond In Duluth
Duluth Minn November 23 Between 10 to 12 million lake trout and 10 to 20 million whitefish with wall eyed pike hatch yearly at the federal hatchery from eggs gathered in the Great Lakes Superintendent Wires says the hatchery collects eggs in the fall then returns young fish to the lakes in spring to boost populations. A man on each fishing boat helps gather eggs directly at the spawning site ensuring many fish are saved and returned. Weather outlook shows cloudy Minnesota and little temperature change for Wednesday.
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Aid for Russ Refugees Starts in Constantinople
Allied representatives led by Rear Admiral Mark Bristol organize fundraising at the American embassy to aid thousands of Russian refugees on ships in the Bosphorus. French and British authorities distribute rations while Red Cross efforts continue amid rain and trudging conditions. Remnants of General Wrangel's Kuban division reach Kerch with several thousand refugees in their wake.
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Mark L. Bristol
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Crimean Peninsula
Bartender Shot Amid Raid on Michigan Liquor Resorts
In Eucanaba Michigan on November 24 a state constabulary raid targeted 13 alleged liquor resorts. Bartender John Kerenski was shot by Trooper Sheridan after allegedly drawing a wine glass on the trooper. Witnesses say a bystander warned that the customer was an officer. The bartender was fatally wounded.
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Bank Of Inkster Reaches Thirty Fourth Birthday
Inkster bank marks its 34th anniversary with renovations and improvements that strengthen its community presence. The article notes continued service expansion, updated facilities, and added access for customers as part of the bank’s growth.
Train wreck in Berlin kills and injures dozens
Berlin Nav 28 Forty persons are known to be killed or badly injured in a collision between a freighth train and an express at Barounswald near Marienwerfler today. It is feared many more lie beneath the wreckage as rescue proceeds. Madrid 6 There is agitation in Spain for building new international rail links from Vigo to Budapest and Madrid to Paris to Berlin and Warsaw.
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Inability To Interest U S Capital Hinders Development
Mexican border consuls barred US Senator Albert Fall from visa attempts as he planned to attend Obregon's inauguration. Washington cites prior agent instructions while Gen McIntyre urges bankers to fund insular development, noting vast land, labor shortages, and untapped resources across outlying possessions.
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Clash Over Armenia Is Looked For
Geneva reports a clash forming between the League of Nations council and assembly over intervention in Armenia. A committee led by Lord Robert Cecil will study details of possible action as the assembly debates resolutions and power dynamics between council and assembly loom large.
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Plebiscite on Constantine delayed to December
Nov 23 Parla reports the plebiscite in Greece on Constantine's return has been postponed to December 4. The Allied stance will be decided at a conference between the Greek premier and Prime Minister Lloyd George next Sunday, with other Near East affairs on the agenda.
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Constantine Denies Inviting Ex Kaiser to Corfu
Ex-King Constantine of Greece denies inviting former Emperor William of Germany to visit him at Corfu where he resides a dispatch to the Daily Mail from Lucerne reports.
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Tide Surges 33 Feet at Boston Port
A east wind driven tide reached 33 feet flooding Boston wharves and disrupting shipping and rail lines. Wind speeds reached ninety miles per hour as only three vessels attempted to port none docking. Rowboats moved automobiles on Winthrop avenues and water broke over walls injuring properties including a landmark warehouse at Fort Beach Marblehead.
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Irish government disfavored by man killed in hotel
London reports Leonard Wilde who was shot at the Gresham hotel Tub Jin wrote to Arthur Henderson seeking advice on how to consecrate his life to real democracy in Ireland. Wilde claimed Ireland cannot be coerced and urged Labor to aid Ireland while the Labour Party postpones Ireland hearings due to the crisis.
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Teip
Condition of the Former Empress of Germany
The Associated Press reports the former Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany is in worse condition in Dora Holland with her health deteriorating and indication of weak status, details scarce as medical updates come in.
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