Irish treaty adjournment vote passes in Dail session
In Dublin the Dail Eireann voted 77 to 44 to adjourn further debate on the Irish treaty until January third, with the vote centering on an amendment for continuous sessions until a final division. Observers note the result mirrored party lines though many deputies favored rest over Christmas. Delayed perceptions and tense exchanges followed the tally as De Valera and Collins supporters reacted.
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DUBLIN
Associated Press
Dail
Elrgann
Michael Collins
Countess Markievicz
Mr. Collins
Milroy
Collins
Iréland
DeValera
Desmond Fitzgerald
Pierce Beasley
Sinn
De Valera urged by Clare council to back treaty
The Clare county Council voted 17 to 5 in favor of the Ireland Britain treaty and asked Eamon De Valera to use his influence to keep national unity. The resolution noted grave objections but said no rational alternative existed. Rejection could lead to war and split the people with world opinion against Ireland. Copies were sent to De Valera and Clare representatives.
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ENNIS
Ireland
Associated Press
Clare
wai DeValera
Me and Sarah Christmas Cards From Mayor-elect Shank
Mayor-elect Lew Shank and his wife Sarah send out 4000 personal Christmas greetings titled Me and Sarah. The card features the couple and a holiday wish, reflecting the Shank campaign era and public reception in local politics.
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SARAH
afe
Lew Shank
Mr. Shank
Marie Henry Victim of Heart Disease and Pneumonia
Jacksonville Fla December 92 funeral plans for Henry Watterson journalist and soldier who died in a hotel. The body will rest in a vault in Jacksonville until spring when it will go to Cave Hill cemetery Louisville Ky for burial. Messages of condolence flow in from newspaper men and friends including Arthur Krock. Jim Wilson, long time servant, is noted in the tribute. Continued on page three.
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Marie Henry
Jacksonville
Fla
tomorrdy
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Cave Hill
Henry Watterson Jr
Florida
Board hands tax changes for Indianapolis firms
Indiana state board of tax commissioners ordered increases and reductions in assessments for several Indianapolis companies after review of local appraisements. Marion county cases join other reviews in sessions, with many figures left unchanged and some undecided pending company appearances. Notable changes involve coal and insurance firms based in Indianapolis, with decisions subject to alteration upon appearance. continued on page seventeen.
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INDIANA STATE CAPITOL
state board of tax commissioners
Indianapolis
Marion county
William A. Hoag
Pet and Live Stock Want Ads Reflect Christmas Deals
A reader peruses today's want ads in Pet and Live Stock, noting pedigreed German shepherds and Pomeranian dogs for Christmas gifts, plus a variety of poultry, birds, and music-related items listed among misc for sale across sections.
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want
mae pollea
Mr. Brown
Fagtiah hotel
Washington
whita
Randolph
ona
treawea
ana hierk
Helmont
ant
amelie
Doctors in Indiana Divide on Whisky as Medicine
Three thousand sixty three physicians in Indiana and Illinois split on whisky as a therapeutic, with a big majority opposing its medical value for wine and beer. Among Indiana doctors 862 favored whisky to 5898 against. for beer 668 favored and 2193 opposed. wine had 804 in favor and 2028 against. A majority supported restricting whisky wine and beer prescriptions and limiting quantities.
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CHICAGO
Associated Press
Indiana
Illinois
Journal of the American Medical Association
finais
Indianapolis Today Christmas Party At Exchange Club
A brief report notes a Christmas party held in Indianapolis at the Exchange Club within the Hotel Lincwire Intit meeting venue. Attendees reportedly gathered near Southeastern Cite Tm perrement Cink south ide Park for a community event hosted by local organizations.
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Cink south
ide Park Flevafan League
Renth Sila Black Association
Hayt and
Mate avenues
Apr
Indianapolis Policewomen Adopt Simple Navy Uniform
A committee of women chosen by Mayor-elect Lew Shank approved a plain navy blue uniform for Indianapolis policewomen. Brass buttons are banned, with only black buttons, a hip length coat, and a strictly tailored navy tricotine suit. Officers wear a black sailor flat and black tow-heeled shoes, with a special badge worn inside the coat only during arrests.
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Indianapolis
Federal drive targets retail prices across nation
Attorney General Daugherty ordered a rapid federal push to measure retail costs for food fuel shoes and clothing in diverse locales. He accused retailers’ groups of price fixing schemes while aiming to publish wholesale versus retail price comparisons to guide policy and aid housewives. Continued on page five.
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Burns
WASHINGTON
Daugherty
bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Burne
Hoover
Justice Department
Roads announce 10 percent freight rate cut nationwide
Railroads will implement a voluntary ten percent reduction on cotton butter poultry and other commodities starting Jan 1 for six months an experiment. The cuts apply countrywide with additional reductions on grain hay and livestock through June 30 1922 as per Union Pacific freight traffic manager F W Robinson.
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OMAHA
Neb
Associated Press
interstate commerce commission
Western territory
F. W. Robinson
Union Pacific
United States
Other Developments at Arms Conference
A Japanese proposal seeks to alter the four power treaty text to clarify mainland inclusion, while Britain suggests scrapping its 100-ship submarine fleet if other powers agree, and Senate Democrats oppose the treaty amid Underwood and Lawrence analyses. The piece notes tensions between President Harding’s delegates and American representatives, with humor contrasting a serious dispute.
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Senate
Underwood
David Lawrence
Japan
Harding
Mark Bullivan
Wife to Aid Victim of Dentist's Shots Despite Confession
Special to The Indianapolis Star Princeton Indiana December 22 Mil dred Stockel wife of Paul A Stockel wounded dental burglar in hospital plans to return to Princeton to stand by him noting he has been a good husband and father She pleads for truth then urges authorities to hold him for burglary charges while Stockel tells a story officers doubt parts of it He claims gambling losses led to a spree from Washington to Pittsburgh then Indianapolis seeking to steal to repay debts and plan a string of robberies
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Claude E. Gregg
Vincennes
American Legion
Pennsylvania
Market
Gregg
Robert I. Kennington
Chamber of Commerce
chamber
Frank H. Henley
Humphrey C. Harrington
John J. Boaz
Boaz
Bankers Trust
Wilson and
Maas
Fannie Pope
West
New York street
West street
canal
Joseph Brant
Senate avenue
City hospital
Indianapolis Star
PRINCETON
Ind
Mildred Stockel
Paul A. Stockel
Methodist hospital
New York
Paul
Stockel
toyy
Columbus
James J. Robinson
Robinson
New Orleans
Washington
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Seymour
Girl’s $57 Hidden in Stocking Found by Unarmed Bandit
A young woman reports an unarmed man robbed the First National Bank last night as hundreds watched. The thief escaped with $57 after entering a Stewart Building office with the woman’s help. The incident is being investigated by Motor Telicomen Wilson and Maas.
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Wilson
Maas
oreaa
Allen
Timoia street
Tiiinoia
Ohio
Stewart building
ted
Weather forecast for Friday and Saturday unsettled
Rain in the extreme south with precipitation in the north and central areas. Friday and Saturday look unsettled with rain or snow possible in many regions. Temperatures turn colder in Indianapolis with forecasted rain or a mix of rain and snow and a generally windy pattern across the United States.
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