MANY HURT IN CHICAGO RIOTS
Chicago's stock yards district saw fresh outbreaks linked to the four day meat packing strike with thousands in clashes. A man was shot, police fought crowds, and women blocked traffic as crates and debris created a volatile scene across Armour, Swift, Morris, Wilson, and Cudahy facilities.
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CHICAGO
Associated Press
Denis Sullivan
Armour Glue Company
ghot
Fitzmorris
Cornelius Hayes
Amalgamated Meat Cattern and Butcher Workmen of
North America
Mr. Javesa
Swift
Atmore Morris
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O Brien Urges Caution In Ireland Self-Determination Letter
London dispatch quotes Arthur O Brien, Ireland’s representative, warning the Irish Self-determination League in Great Britain against hasty action. He argues Irish independence is not guaranteed and urges restraint to avoid renewed warfare. CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVENTA.
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LONDON
Artha
Praan
Iriah
Dell Eireann
England
League
Great Britain
Ireland
Mexicans Release American Vessel Seized By Gunboat
The American fishing boat Mabel seized by the Mexican gunboat Tecate off Ensenada has been released and is heading up the coast to its Wilmington home port. A flag fee was paid to settle a charge of fishing in Mexican waters without a permit. Five of eight crew members were freed. three remained detained, reason undisclosed.
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Mabel
Ensenada
Lower California
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fisheries and cannery company
Wilmington
Endéetiada
Twenty Bandits Rob Tyrone Distillery for Liquor Heist
A gang of twenty armed men raided the T. B. Ripy distillery near Tyrone Kentucky and seized Dee Whisky valued over 20000 dollars. They held up the superintendent and three guards, removing ten barrels and 194 cases of bottled whisky. The band used three touring cars and two trucks to transport the liquor, and police across central Kentucky were alerted to pursue the thieves.
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TYRONE
Dee
T. B Ripy
here
Kentucky
Tomorrow’s last chance before Christmas rush
A garbled ad copy warns readers that only thirteen tomorrows remain for Christmas shopping. It urges shoppers to act today and avoid missing the deadline, stressing an early buy before the final push tonight.
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Mhakesprain
Laura Jean Tébbey
henty
Woman bandit severs artery in firefighter hold up
A female robber cut John Mahoney’s right wrist artery during a hold up at a Michigan street location. City fireman Mahoney was aided by bystander J Naughton who applied a tourniquet at Hitler's drug store, potentially saving his life. The assailant escaped with Mahoney’s purse, while he was taken to City hospital for treatment.
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J. J. Naughton
Lexington avenue
John Mahoney
Mahoney
City hospital
Michigan street
TWinois street
Capitol avenue
Hitler
Tliois
Michigan atreeta
Naughton
Col
Bethel
Watson
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Fort Leavenworth
Gen. Pershing
France
1922 Auto License Plates Ready for Issue Next Monday
Indiana state capitol dispatch reports 1838 license plates go on sale next Monday morning at the Statehouse and 24 branch offices. More than 8,000 orders are on file as motorists scramble for low numbers with Governor McCray and other notable residents among the first recipients.
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INDIANA STATE CAPITOL
automobile department
secretary of state
Statehouse
H. D. McClelland
Geta
Indianapolis
Frank H. Richards
Governor McCray
Fred C. Gardner
John C. Ruckelshaus
Ralph A. Lemeke
Calvin Rieman
Fort
Weather forecast for Indiana and Indianapolis
Forecast for Friday and Saturday calls for fair conditions in Indiana and Indianapolis with warmer trends on Saturday. Light to moderate west and southwest winds are expected, with no notable precipitation projected.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Muncie graft trials loom after questioned defendants
Federal court questioning of Muncie conspiracy defendants followed a guilty verdict for four. Judge Anderson and U S attorney Van Nuys heard testimonies about graft and immorality. Key figures named include Eli Petescott Maggie Lampkins Carrie Brown John Sullivan and city official Michael. Sentencing postponed to summon four witnesses Bertie Williams Chris McCormack William Baker and William Chapman.
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Muncie
publica
Anderson
Frederick Van Nuys
United States
Muncio
Timothy 8
Owen
Xene Smith
Delaware county
mitch
Indianapoliss
James Black
Indianapolis
Bertie Williamas
Chrib McCormack
William Baker
William Chapman
Mark Storen
Judge Anderson
Black
John Sullivan
Mancle
Red) McClellan
Clarence Benadum
Horace G. Murphy
Atlanta
Harry Michael
Gene Williams
iquor
Michael
Willams
Explosion of Still Wrecks Tenement Thirty-Two Flee
In New York on December 3 a homemade whisky blast on the fifth floor of a Kant side tenement sent residents fleeing from their supper tables. Shattered windows, torn walls, and a ceiling riddled with holes were found by police. no injuries were reported though the owner was away. Police waited for the proprietor.
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NEW YORK
Kant
Walla
atfll
Miscellaneous for Sale in The Star Classifieds
Daily classified ads list diverse items for sale including cedar chests, talking machines, furniture, and home goods. The page features numerous vendors like Goode Store and Correct Panta Makers Co with prices and brief descriptions.
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Xman Prleen
easy
Fis Baker
onk davenport
Raymond
TALKING MACHINES
Fdtuon
éoumbla Starr
taea ‘Goode
Mars
BARR
Panta Makers Co
Developments at Arms Conference Highlight Far East Issues
Nine powers in the Far East back a resolution forbidding treaties harming China’s integrity. Japan signals readiness to evacuate Siberia if Nippon residents protected. David Lawrence notes battleship, submarine, fortification questions to be in a general agreement. Japanese leader Zumoto claims renewal of Anglo Japanese alliance doomed. Concerns rise over French naval plans as America seeks broader arms limits and Japan supports a total end to chemical warfare. Shifting shipyard plans prompt calls for new government jobs.
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China
Page
David Lawrence
Shank to Take Oath at City Hall Inauguration Plan
The inauguration of Indianapolis Mayor elect Shank will be in the city hall rotunda at noon January 2. Music by an orchestra, singing of America led by Prof Edward Noll, and an invocation by Rev Willard Trueblood precede the address and presentation of the keys by Mayor Jowett. Judge W W Thornton to administer the oath, with brief talks by Shank and the official family. No Marion Club reception. Hodgman to conduct events. Shank to meet new boards and department heads afterward.
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Walter Jarvin
Albert M. Maguire
board of park commissioners
Joseph M. Berauer
Ken Shank
Mr. Maguire
Penn Coal Company
Charles Maguire
Shank
Louis Stanley
Charles L. Hutchison
park board
William T. Steel
Louis W. Carnefix
Oscar Wise
Houston Tall
Howard Heddon
Riverside park
Harry Schopp
South Grove
Virgil Ferguson
Stanley O. Norris
John T. Cissell
Carnefix
Jarvis
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Walter W. Wise
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Charles A. Bookwaiter
Fred Cilne
Michael J. Shea
Berauer
Maguire
Indianapolis
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J. J. Cole
Cole company
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Willard O. Trueblood
First Frienda Church
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Boys Sent to School Drunk in Detroit Suburb
Police in Springwyells Michigan launched a liquor enforcement drive after a grade school teacher reported several boys appeared intoxicated at school. Two boys named a restaurant owner, who was arrested, and a village president ordered full focus on enforcing liquor laws to clean up the town.
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Mich
Springwyells
Burgunon
Spiritualist meeting reports spirits and theft at city hall
Subdued lights and earnest concentration marked a spiritualist gathering at 448 North California Street last night as good spirits were reportedly contacted. In a adjoining room, Major Folice officers Schlangen and Lowe confirmed a theft of wraps valued at £2900 from five attendees.
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California street
Folicemen Schlangen
Lowe
Tokio Seeks Quick Treaty Approval to Supplant Alliance
Tokio officials express confidence they will approve a treaty replacing the Anglo Japanese Alliance once outstanding problems are settled. The move aims to shift regional alignment amid ongoing diplomatic talks.
Italy Seeks Inclusion In Four-Power Pacific Pact
Washington reports a preliminary four-power draft aiming to replace the Anglo Japanese alliance. Italy hints at inclusion, while Tokyo Paris and Paris respond, with Viviani advising France to accept. Delegations from the United States Britain Japan and Italy discuss naval ratios and broader four-power terms as efforts to secure Pacific peace continue.
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Torio Approval Hinges on Naval Agreement
Japan seeks a defense pact with naval terms tied to broader China policy. The issue centers on an accord with likely references to Root’s principles and potential compliance with U.S. guidance. Washington discussions continue amid diplomatic maneuvering and legislative attention.
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