Ireland and Britain sign historic 18 article treaty
London December 6 The British Ireland talks end in a treaty granting Ireland the Free State status comparable to Canada and Australia. Ulster’s fate unsettled with possible boundary changes. allegiance to the King allowed via oath to the Free State constitution. Parliament to convene December 14. King to preside over royal proclamation. Continued on page two.
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House of Commons
Ulster
Belfast
London
privy council
Terms of Irish settlement outlined in London article
London December 4 reports the terms of the Ireland Great Britain treaty. Ireland becomes the Irish Free State with a parliament and responsible executive, its status akin to Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. It covers imperial relations, oaths, debt service, and coastal defense by imperial forces until a separate agreement.
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Ireland
Ulster
government of Ireland
northern Ireland
LONDON
Great Britain
community of nations
British empire
dominion of Canada
commonwealth of Australia
dominion of New Zealand
union of South Africa
group of nations
British commonwealth of nations
Irish Free State
United Kingdom
President’s message urges peaceful world order and Congress support
President Harding presents a Congress message praising peace with all nations and urging continued cooperation. He notes wartime powers ended, calls for restored normalcy through executive initiative with congressional backing, and stresses coordination and mutual respect in government. Continued on page five.
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WASHINGTON
Dean
Harding
Congress
republic
Weather Forecast for Indiana Wednesday and Thursday
The Indianapolis Star reports a generally cloudy and somewhat colder outlook for Indiana on Wednesday and Thursday with possible snow or rain on Thursday. Indianapolis and vicinity share the same forecast: cooler, cloudy conditions with a chance of precipitation on Thursday.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Irish settlement greeted with quiet, flagless reaction
Dublin reports no public celebration or visible symbols of joy after the news of the Irish settlement. Despite it being hailed as the greatest political event in 700 years, there is an absence of flags or other outward demonstrations. The Associated Press notes the subdued mood among the populace.
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DUBLIN
Groninger seeks raises for city legal staff in Indianapolis
Groninger plans ordinance creating second assistant city attorney and boosting salaries for first assistant city attorney, city claim agent, and city court prosecutor to total $4,400 more annual payroll. He argues current pay is inadequate as eight attorneys serve the legal department under the new administration.
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Taylor HE. Groninger
Lew Shank
Indianapolis
Groninger
Robert Dalton
sanitary board
Dixon H. Bynum
Shank
Dalton
frst
Willam T. Bailey
Henry
Ralph J. Jones
Harry BH Yockey
board of health
Harlan
Bynum
santayy
Jagat
oorre
park heart
Meat strike violence spurs National Guard calls in South St Paul
Violence marked the second day of the packing house strike in the middle west with National Guard troops called out in South St Paul to patrol plants. In Fort Worth two strike sympathizers were shot and wounded and a black man beaten. In Omaha missiles flew as clashes erupted between sympathizers and workers. Police with revolvers held an 800 person crowd in check until reserves arrived. A worker and his daughter were attacked as they left a plant and several arrests were made. District union leaders warned against ending picketing amid limited violence in Kansas City, Kansas.
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CHICAGO
Associated Preas
sest
National Guard
S J. Paul
Forth Worth
Tex
Omaha
Neb
South St. Paul
Kansas City
Kas
Houses for Sale Home a Place to Call Your Own
Classified ad reading offers of typical house listings with prices and terms. It mentions two pourles at 1400 and six room modern homes priced around 11,000 and 1,500, plus other notes on payments, interest, and rents. The page lists multiple agents and properties with brief terms and conditions.
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thyeatmant
binck north
aida
White & Co
Giciar
Wehetar
Liberals score landslide victory in Canadian election
Liberal leader W L Mackensie King won North York Ontario by about 1000 votes as Liberals swept Western Canada Quebec and Atlantic provinces. Meighen defeated in Portage la Prairie Manitoba and seven cabinet ministers fell including Labour Minister Robertson.
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OTTAWA
Des
Meighen
W. L Mackensie King
Robertson
labor
Mr. King
North York
Ontario
T. A. Creear
Progressive party
Marquette
Manitoba
dominion
Queebec
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
New Brunswick
Lew Shank’s Sombrero Welcome home in broad brimmed hat
Mayor elect Lew Shank plans his first Indianapolis appearance under a dun colored sombrero after two weeks in Arkansas. He will speak in Portland on December 20 and return via Memphis with Mrs Shank resisting a Democratic board offer. The party may pass Louisville and Cincinnati before reaching Indianapolis.
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Lew Shank
Lew
atay
Arkansas
Hoosier
Indianapolla politieta
Hot Springs
Portland
Ind
Chamber of Commerce
Rome
Memphis
Tenn
Shank
Indianapolis
board of public safety
Joseph L. Hogue
Loulaville
Cincinnati
France May Be Included In New Far East Pact
Washington Dec 6 The effort to substitute for the Anglo Japanese alliance shifts attention from naval ratios as arms delegates study a quadruple arrangement possibly including France. American delegates avoid public comment while Senate participation is sought, with officials wary of bypassing the Senate. The diplomacy centers on whether the United States joins a future far Eastern concert of nations. Continued on page eight.
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WASHINGTON
Associated Press
United States
far East
Senate
Hughes
Harding
Congress Urged by Senate For New Alliance
Senate pushes for a new alliance and urges action in Congress. The report notes calls for bipartisan support and strategic alignment to advance a fresh partnership on key policy measures.
Low Building Advocates Storm City Council Over Height Ordinance
Advocates for a lower building height press the city council as Monument board plans a demonstration Monday night to sway votes on an ordinance setting the Circle height at 124 feet. Opponents complain they were not heard and fear haste ahead of a pending legislative special session.
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Monument Board of Control
Monument board
Col Oran Perry
W. A Ketcham
moembera
planning commission
Coltncil
Col Perry
Capt. Katcham
planning commisnion
Bootleg Queen Gets Six Months in Indiana Conspiracy
Agnes Szabo, 19, praised as the greatest little bootlegger in northern Indiana, and other defendants in South Bend and Gary liquor conspiracy cases were sentenced by Judge Anderson. Szabo got six months in Marion county jail and must report weekly after release. several others received prison terms from one year to four months. The judge criticized lax enforcement of liquor laws and faulted federal agents for enforcement gaps.
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Agnes Szabo
Judge Anderson
Indiana
South Bend
Gary
Anderson
lotator
atete
Frederick Van Nuys
United Ptates
Marion county
Theresa Szabo
Herman Nyhoy
Daniel Melioy
Leavenworth
George
Jon Asabo
Agnew Bzabo
Alex Caallo
John Demons
Peter Manon
atl
Peter Herron
Chicago
Tullos Mueick
Ardrew Kekko
Btepheam Crabb
Cximany Raith Red
Harding Takes Blog To Task In Congressional Address
President Harding’s December address to Congress is hailed as a landmark document urging party solidarity and restrained executive power. It omits direct references to the Republican party and the agricultural bloc while noting a rising cross‑party coalition pressing tax reform. He signals future tax discussions after other issues are resolved. Continued on page fifteen.
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WASHINGTON
Harding
Congress
legislative
America
Warding
Republican party
Hearding
Yarding
Pick the Choice Gifts for Christmas Shopping Now
The piece urges early Christmas shopping as summer fades and a looming holiday approaches. It questions who left gifts by shoppers with better judgment and encourages grabbing the old shopping bag to begin holiday preparations.
Scene Unprecedented in History of Congress Tariff Plea
A report details a dramatic session where the executive pleads for a flexible tariff and tax reforms while advocating aid for world rehabilitation. The article highlights policy aims and the clash of economic and international priorities in Congress.
President Harding Opens Congress With Tariff and Labor Proposals
President Harding delivered the opening address to a joint session highlighting a flexible tariff plan adjustable by the President or tariff commission, support for an industrial tribunal, and a constitutional amendment to curb tax free securities. He urged aid for starving Russia, proposed corn and seed grain gifts, and pressed against abrogation of commercial treaties. The address drew strong applause and spurred quick Senate actions on aid to surplus stores and tariff amendments while promising prompt consideration of Allied debt funding and shipping subsidies.
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Congress
Harding
Senate
House
tarif commission
Russia
nome
Seg tary Hoover
Department of Commerce
Ameren
Smoot
Uta
fem
senate frond committee
tha hill
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