Lemberger Trial Reports Rally Heavy Support For Treaty
Reports from southern Ireland indicate strong backing for the Irish peace treaty with estimates of near universal approval in the twenty six counties. The London press notes sentiment runs high as debates end and plans point to ratification by a likely large majority. In Belfast, violence flares with a fatality and multiple injuries as authorities face continued unrest amid attacks and raids.
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Lemberger
Treland
ONDON
Ireland
Csociated
Atches
London
Adicadie
Morning Post
Belfast
York
Neu
Bernard Gibbons
Donegal
Gibbons
Weather Record for Wisconsin and Nearby Areas
A garbled weather note describes forecast periods for Wisconsin and Winnekota-Fale with rising temperatures on Wednesday. Mentions Wednesday outlooks in general terms and mixed location references. Overall, a fragmented forecast with uncertain place names and dates.
Disorders Rage in Egypt as Death Toll Rises
Reports from Egypt describe continuing unrest with eleven killed and many wounded. Lower Egypt bears the heaviest toll while British troops move to restore order as disturbances spread toward the Nile and towns like Tanta.
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Egypt
Lower
Nile
Mliven Digephlans
Contiouing
Catevo
Tower
Tanta
Cire
Talor
Ise Nile
Upper
Samo Étherg
Lawery
Auto Skids Into Telegraph Pole At Fifth And Ferry
A car skidded into a telegraph pole at Fifth and Ferry Sunday afternoon injuring occupant John Ireck who suffered a severe head gash and loss of sight in the right eye. Police said the windshield broke as the vehicle swerved and struck the pole before stopping. Ireck was hospitalized at Princis hospital and later left for home.
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Mas
Mac Sorenson
Teeal Elwouin
Aluis Lauberges
Lemberger Weld
Elinkener
Jomason
Getlam
Lemberger Hall
Erie
von Mirredd
Jackin
Laubereer
Fatty Dertils
Ee Homiedd
Johnsoy
Jenson
Theodore Hovhler
Ihn Buck
John Ireck
Ninth Street
Jaime
Fifth Sul
Perry Streets
Tank
Princis Hospital
Ordins Iy Wiest
Sewels Hospital
Lenrogt's Voice Rules In Choice Of Postmasters
Washington reports a major postmaster appointment push amid Senate opposition and factional splits. Senator Lenrogt backs Nelson’s choice, while President Harding favors Clarke. fate of Middleton’s nomination hinges on committee and possible show of force by a show of party cohesion. If confirmation stalls, Mrs Dairenne may receive the post, with strong opposition from La Fotella. The issue mirrors recent debates over similar postings and reflects tense political maneuvering ahead of November elections.
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Betty Pruett Farrington
Tribune
Washington
Foy Middleton
Bengtor Lemont
Nelson
Raulison
Reves D. Clarke
Proglent Harding
Synator Lenroor
Goruntl
Neveral Ia
Ielense Delessition
She
Middleton
Thain
Alyin J. Sidv
Setator Tanroot
George Kh Miderson
Wits
Tte
Taeri
Loe Aintu
Ingersoll Watch Company Declared Bankrupt
Ingersoll Watch Company declared bankrupt after an involuntary petition filed in federal court. The firm, a maker of the Tagersoll watches, lists assets of 8,000,000 and debts around 2,000,000, with Bank of New York and partners pressing the case. Receiver appointed with 25,000 bond. plants in Trenton New Jersey Waterbury Connecticut and Ohio.
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New York Banks
Fed
Endl Omy Cuesibiy Acinar Tobert
Tagersol
Hronkern
Tagersoll
Ithootty
Tao
Bank of New York
National’ Bank of New York
Mutway
Smith
Poids
Avith
Trenton
Waterbury
Connork
Eleven Held For Murder In Oklahoma
In Ardmore Oklahoma authorities reported thirteen defendants in a murder case involving three men. Eleven were held for trial while seven were bound over to the district court for further examination. Bail set at 10,000 dollars each. The group faced charges linked to a described incident at Wilson weight, withAttorney General Krenling and the county attorney present during proceedings.
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Oklahoma
Ardmore
Oklin
Vrinidan
Wilson Weight
Krenling
Sven
When Is a Girl Old Enough to Smoke at Barnard
Barnard girls ask when a girl is old enough to smoke amid campus concerns at Columbia University. Reports note smoking incidents in Whittier Hall and dormitory restrictions being debated by administrators and students, with several girls suspended and questions about age limits and policy enforcement.
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Barnard
Whittier Hall
Tmimsom
Soviet Congress U K S Economic Plans Of Lenine
Foreign dispatch reports from Moscow describe Soviet Congress sessions, with Lenin’s economic policy outline, and a resolution of thanks to Dr. Nansen and the American relief administration for famine aid. Delegates discuss potential resumption of U S trade with Russia while addressing typhus and railway hardships.
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Soviet Congress
U. K
U. S
Russia
Meerie Wardley
NigMal Leonie
Promiee Lenine
Wis
Sui Tive Ropere
Editurit
Congress
Pridjer Nansen
Reine
Tursia
Samushka
Moscow Oper House
Maj. Lonergan
Carr
Armmerica
Q. Curr
Amorin Lone
Irr
Washington
Amerie
Hospital Ordered to Explain Why Doctors Are Barred
Doctors Wolf and Smedal petition La Crosse Lutheran Hospital after being barred from admitting patients without reason. A court set January 14 for argument on whether the physicians may continue practice at the hospital or must show cause for the action. The petition claims hospital officials refused admission and gave no reason, directing patients to Dr. Gundersen’s firm instead.
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Wolf and
Simeda
Allege
Lutheran Hospital
Terman
Bile
Taro
la Crosse Luth Mrag Hospital Association
Trom
Clim
Shrorgeing
Said Hospita
Adolph Gundersen
Frm
al Ciemies
Clarses
Hospital Fire Destroys Mendota Soldier Therapy Unit
Madison Wis. fire gutted the convotional therapy building at Mendota hospital Tuesday, a shell-shocked soldiers training center under Dr. W. Lorenz. Loss totaled several thousand dollars and will hinder the soldiers training program.
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Madison
Wis
W. 2
Lorenz
Beloit youth dies by self-inflicted gunshot near road
A Beloit area youth, son of Michael Brid, reportedly near the Pade road four miles north of Beloit, committed suicide with a revolver in a personal crisis incident on a Sunday. No further details on motive or circumstances provided.
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Beloit
Wis
Lkfrey Briadon
Michael Bridring
Pade
Submarine limits debate stalls amid French Japanese split
Washington talks on submarine limitation face a French and Japanese opposition that clouds progress. Officials weigh delaying the issue for a future world conference as Americans and British push down to 60 000 tons while awaiting France and Japan’s formal reply. Delegates remain optimistic publicly, but private assessments see the impasse delaying near term agreement with meetings continuing on naval technical bases and measurement methods.
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Washington
Associated Press
France
Japan
Debsite
Wilure
Delomines
Compty
Benox
Tayermosd
Net
Tokio
Nuyvdl
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