Delay on Irish Pact Adjourning Dail Without Vote
London reports delay in ratification of the Irish treaty as adjournment extends January without a vote. Support grows for Arthur Griffith, Collins, and treaty advocates amid mixed reactions from Sinn Fein and opposition figures. editorials note potential advantages and risks of adjournment. Admiral Barton dead in Philadelphia obituary closes the item.
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Miginet Collins
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Duta
Richard Mulestbey
Stitt
Leis Republican Army
Amon
Kresge Fined for Pointing Gun at Jacobson in Viroqua Bar
William Kresge, partner of Vrank C. Kleinertz, fined $200 plus costs totaling $218 for pointing a revolver at bartender Anton Jacobson in the Viroqua bar. He pleaded guilty to a single count. prior charges were dropped. Local judge Brindley presided. weather briefly mentioned.
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Happy Jacobson
William Kresge
Vrank C. Kleinertz
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Mluppy) Jacobson
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Court Order Blocks Rival Church in Zion City
The Supreme Court upheld an order enforcing a building ban against a rival church in Zion City, affirming a May ordinance sought by Wilbur Voliva’s leadership. The ruling ends a decade of legal contention over the Grace Church site and its construction on the shared property.
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Springfield
Grarce Min Sinmary Charen
Santa Abolished in Zion City by Order of Voliva
In Chicago Iba and Zion City followers of Wilbur Voliva’s Cuathiolies Apowluke church face a ban on Santa Claus. Voliva proclaims Santa a false deity, replaces gifts with charity to the poor, and directs distribution from voluntary funds to aid the needy.
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Chicago
Iba
Children of Zion
Wilburatte Voliva
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Volivu
Red World
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Volisi
Christies
Death sentence meted out to buyer for murder of two
Chicago jurors found Sir Flarvey W. Church guilty of the killings of two automobile salesmen, Carl Asmis and Bernard Daugherty, whom he murdered after arranging to buy a cap. The jury returned the verdict on the first ballot, unanimously seeking the death penalty despite an insanity defense.
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Flarvey W. Church
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Carl Asmus
Bernard Daugherty
Ausmis
Daugherty
Viaduct Plans for Qnalaska and Salem Road Crossings
Burlington officials unveil plans to eliminate a dangerous crossing on the Salem Road route near Qnalaska. State highway officials and county supervisors discuss proposed viaducts to span the pickle works crossing and ease traffic, with a formal submission expected to county authorities for approval.
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Parke
Sista
Narn
Rinka
Pickle Works
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Comity Dowd
Sineder Amistamous
Tisk
Tisk Witmora de Hile Phens
Betle County
Tac
Iacenites
Cold Weather Ahead for Christmas Across the Midwest
Forecasts from weather officials predict a colder Christmas across the central United States with a cold front advancing from the west. Temperatures are expected to drop sharply from the Mississippi River eastward, with snow unlikely in the southern and eastern regions while northern areas face continued cold snaps.
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Pridiy
Helen
Tewraund
Neeblers
Oia
Tae Barony Sud
Deluge Letters Debate Beer and Wine Tax Revenue
Letters to U S officials discuss possible relaxation of prohibition to double tax revenue from light wines and beer. Clergy, churches, and towns weigh enforcement versus change while treasury funding is cited. public response mixed as authorities consider revenue benefits and control.
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Nish
Lars
Seiner in Black River Fined and Gear Confiscated
Max Kalfuss was fined $50 and his seine apparatus confiscated after repeated adjournments in county court. Grime Warden Giuleein ay goyturge supervised the case with J. Tash, as Westress, tied to the incident, faces related action while a licensed fisherboat and seine gear were seized following guilty pleas.
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Black River
Qutfit
Max Kalfuss
Giuleein Ay Goyturge
Scinweit Bik
J. Tash
Wis
Arralswad
Voud
Seder Westress
Kalfassa
Janey Lotantselt
Sailors Seek Wages in Stock of Ship Corporation
Sailors demand half wages in stock of the ship corporation. The report notes union activity and possible political support steps as officers discuss plans. No further details are clear due to fragmented text.
Unexposed Film Duties Rise Amid Trade Debate
The hearing mentions higher duties on unexposed film amid a German petition. A Boston based Ray Site Industries official notes market impacts as foreign trades face restrictions. Judge Stricken assigns a wrathful ruling in a related case in Woodstmel Illinois.
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Go TH
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Boston
Arsen Coirnpyiy
Amd
York
Winess
T Ie
Warmer Gets Damages From Zeng Company
In Wisconsin Madison a jury in United States district court Friday awarded Garwon Sheines Ene damages for injuries to his crews caused by soil and fines from Zine Company. The verdict names Beth Parsive as a key party in the case and outlines the post verdict actions.
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ZENG
Madison Afty
Auren New Tiggind
Wis
Nsf
Platteville
Rapsin Zine Company
United States
Garwon Sheines
Ene
Raalwie Naknd
Beth Parsive
Cold Wave Hits Boston With Record Lows
A strong cold wave continued in Boston with temperatures plunging to four below zero after a Wednesday drop. Forecasters warned of further frigid conditions as residents braced for continued wind chills and lighter clothing shortages.
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Nara
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Elena Buran
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Kansas City
LA Grosse
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New Orleans
San Dioro
San Pranciaco
Minneapolis
Chicago area train robbery suspect captured after siege
A bold train robbery last summer near Utah and a Chicago incident led to the capture of a suspected bandit. Police report one man confessed to a 70 train holdup in Utah, while descriptions linked him to the Chicago attack. A companion was apprehended. authorities describe the pursuit through streets ending at a wrecked Calibarate tram car. The suspect, well dressed, was found with $100 and claimed to have arrived in Chicago recently.
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Gallo
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Southaida
Eas
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Clio Lenin
Record Holiday Shopping Breaks in Chigaso Stores
Met observes holiday shopping records in Chigaso area as figures approach 50 million dollars for December. Analysts note growing demand and year end retail activity, with New York markets expecting even stronger holiday purchases and broader sales growth than 1920.
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Chrivenias
Lirdichall
Dwihur
SSS
Bats
York
New York
Cntr
Teese
Mostniteter
Meeting to discuss merger of radical elements in labor
A Friday convention gathered by Michael Welogites to organize the workers' party of America. The semi official declaration defined the elements as those seeking leadership of the nation from ministry to imperial power and up to American workers' party.
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Ntay York
Unifica Gen
Armerica
Micheal
Pythian Sisters Present Gifts of Fruit to Soldiers
Pythian Sisters distributed baskets of fruit to soldiers at Oak Forest sanatorium on Christmas Day. Local organizers and volunteers aided the drive, delivering treats and cheer to patients and staff during the holiday season.
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Terion Chrisin Torney
Oak Forest
Atte
Liem
Hiskers
Lee
Te Tad
Inere
Errnering Tana Lhe Sonkety
Italy Proposes Submarine Focused Conference at Talks
Washington dispatch reports the Italian arms delegation urged the naval committee seek a broader post adjournment conference to address submarines and auxiliary craft. Spokesmen indicated Italy may also propose rules for air craft regulation under wartime conventions.
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Washington
Associated Press
Italy
Simonds Questions Four-Power Pact in War Debate
Frank A. Simonds analyzes Senator Lodge’s speech and the four power treaty in wartime diplomacy. He notes uncertainty over how far the four power framework extends beyond the Pacific and how it might relate to a broader mind power pact, warning that some explanations remain withheld amid interwar strategic debate.
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Frank A. Simonds
Lodge
Uwev
Wissulya
Ak Line-Powyer
Msug SekRalin Island
Amil
Turin
Austria
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Ringe
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Japan
Taepan
Powers Agree On Code Of War For Divers Submarines Debate
The conference discussed submarine use in future war, aiming to define a code for legitimate defense. The British push for strict limits contrasted with others who favored submarines as defensive weapons. The United States urged a codified standard on submarine conduct and antiwar rules, with a committee report outlining the unified view of the powers.
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Mhursdays
Mr. Tug
Lord Qe
Miles
Iughes
Fureher
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