De Valera Reported Off Irish Return Message Public
De Valera reportedly left the United States and arrived safely in Ireland after declaring the mission here accomplished. Secretary Boland read a farewell message for the Irish leader, praising Ireland and the cause, while noting his return to his homeland without a completed goal.
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York
de Valera
Wes
Ireland
Dhuores Boland
Huis
Tere Mritay
de Velera
Trish Hall
Boland
America
Carewell
Priuers
Qs Valera
Io Bad Beak
Rend
Rogeas
Moe
Uyo West
Borhind
Note from Greek Premier to Allies Dodges the Issue
Athens reports Premier Raatlis replied to a joint note from Grnay Weitsin, Prince and Italy on December 3. The message says Greece asserts the right of peoples to govern themselves and hopes the Allies will move past the present front lines.
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Athens
Raatlis
Grnay Weitsin
Italy
Rus
Britain prepared to enter talks with Turkish nationalists
Reports from official circles indicate Britain is ready to negotiate with the Turkish nationalists led by Ken Pasha through the Constantinople government. Szet Pasha, who traveled to Angora to discuss terms, is said to have joined Mustafa Kemal's forces and was requested by the Angora government to return immediately, with expected arrival in a few days.
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Inople
Britain
Ipl
Ken Pasha
Dintinople
Szet Pasha
Angora
Mustiphae
Tallow Cs
Tieful
Triumphal Progress of King Boreas Parade Night in La Crosse
La Crosse hosts a grand New Year parade led by Boy Scout Drum Corps for King Boreas and retinue. Participants urged to wear costumes, join in, and bring noisemakers. no strict dress code, parade around downtown with festive pomp and confetti. About two thousand people expected.
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Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scout
Boreas
Thay
Boundary fixed by Wilson in Armenia announced Friday
The Associated Press reports Wilson sketches a new frontier for the Turkish side, extending into former Turkish territory but excluding entire vilayets. The line runs from the Black Sea near Tireboli west of Kelkit and Erzincan through Malatya toward Lake Van, reaching toward Azerbaijan. Conditions in Armenia delay enforcement as Bolsheviks and Turkish nationalists escalate operations.
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Askington
Association
duToonia
Wilson
Sous
Vilayosa
Armenia
Mr. Wilson
Black Sea
Tireboli
Kelkat
Erzingan
Matikan
Musch
Bitlis
Lake van
Azerbaijan
Bolsheviks
Turkish Nationalisis
State Department
Iva
Radical Plot in Norway Reported by Copenhagen Paper
A Copenhagen newspaper recounts a radical Norwegian plot reported from Verdensgang. The plan, attributed to Nobor party followers, aimed to spark rebellion by firebombing lumber stores in Christiania to draw national attention and target government hubs and communications before authorities intervened.
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Copenhagen
Norway
Copentagen
Rewsoener Politiken
Verdensgans
Chylgtianie
Verdenssioe
Nobor Party
Sare
Rascow Internationaln
Christiane
Patricks
Generis
Phn
Extension Division Moves to Rivoli Theatre Building
Announcement by Mr Connor of the university extension division states the extension department offices have moved to the Rivoli theatre building. The extension division will occupy suite 210 in the new building.
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Connor
University Extension Division
Rivoli Theatre
Wilson Signs Six Month Mining Claims Extension Bill
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson signed a bill extending by six months the period for performing assessment work on mining claims. The Senate plans a resolution by Senator King to ratify Versailles excluding the covenant, while Senator Sterling introduces a joint state action to enforce water boundary laws among five Great Plains states. The House moves to finish the sundry civil appropriation bill before adjournment, paving the way for next week’s itemized appropriations totaling 184,682,611,292.
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Ashington
Wilson
Weee
Senate
League of Nations
King
Utah
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Sterling
South’ Dakota
House
Service Men Urge Townley to Halt Kansas Activities
In Alina Kansas sheriff Swanson issued a public statement denouncing violence and pledging to protect law abiding residents after service men delivered a demand to Townley and Teague aides to cease activities in the county. Townley’s headquarters were located locally but he was away.
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Kas
Stomac OC A
Mevican Legion
AOG
Town-ley
Nonparti Teague
Nis
Caase
Swanson
Lum Cyeybody
Rezion
Lahares
Townley
Rani
Neces
Willers Sentenced Five Years In Federal Prison
John A. Willers, a former Army captain, convicted of desertion, received a five year term in the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth. He claimed to be a German spy while with American forces and faces further trial on theft and embezzlement charges related to $5,000 he absconded with from his company in 1918.
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Washington
John A. Willers
Wemy
New 46 Ai
Geman
Amerigda
Couch Martin
Army
Seniot
Leavenworth
War Department
Windiy
Willers
United States
Vote Confidence in French Government Reported
Unclear report notes confidence votes in the French government on Thursday. The figures cited are confused and partially garbled, with mentions of 151 and 104 and references to a congressional interpolation. No coherent outcome or participants can be identified from the readable text.
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Paris
Tige
Man jailed four months for park assault in Burns Park
George Linder of Prairie du Chien pleaded guilty to assault and battery on a woman in Burns park on Wednesday night. He was sentenced to four months in county jail after fleeing to a light plant where high school student Donald Hegeo directed officer to his hiding place. Chief Webber recovered him. Linder offered no reason beyond saying he was guilty. Local police planned to show other women the prisoner to help clear reports of similar annoyance.
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Eorge Linder
Prairie du Chien
Wully
Burns Park
Linder
Second
Jay Streets
Donald Hegeo
Gun on hip more dangerous than a flask chief says
Chicago authorities warn against public celebration risks as prohibition agents muster to monitor gatherings for New Year. Chief Firemorrs rejects aid to Richardson but supports enforcing laws to curb crime. Cabarets and dance halls reserve capacity for the event.
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Chicago
Mrink OD. Richardson
Billy
Richardson
New Year's Eve Service Planned on North Side
Beginning at the Line clock, Watch Night series will be held this evening at the North Presbyterian church. A half hour of the old year will be passed in a devotional service led by Pastor Rev M C Megensson. The Christian Hodeivor society will serve refreshments from ten to eleven thirty.
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North Presbyterian Church
Jed
M. C. Megensson
Christian Hodeivor Society
Philipp Speech Echoes Wisconsin New Year Hope
Governor Emanuel Philipp thanks Wisconsin residents for six years of support in his New Year message. He notes a wartime period of blessing and urges courage to meet future challenges, expressing faith in Americans and wishing a happy prosperous new year as his term ends January 3.
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Micchison
Wisconsin
Gav
Philipp
Emanuel Philipp
County Board Rejects Stock Sales Pavilion Plan
The county board voted 20 to 17 against building a stock sales pavilion seating 1500 and for 200 head of cattle costing 25000 with three yearly installments. Opponents argued it would raise taxes and not benefit constituents, while supporters said it would bring business and benefit the city. Sheriff expenses and a clerical index sale were discussed. a motion to adjourn the next meeting and a vote of thanks to retiring clerk Jolivette were noted.
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Country Board of Supervisors
Cal
Metre
Jone
Nuttleman
Nettemn
Kindley
John Kindley
G. Thompson
Smith-Bacheller
Clinton-Blackwell
Thompson
Pettineili
Lyndh
Maide
Sheriff-eteet
Miller
Sheriff's Office
Brinkman
CO. F. Brinkman
Joseph Lamke
Nick Biesen
Ridge
Yerly
Lamke
Koepuke
Lame
Boar
Bert Jolivetts
Hurley Saloon Delegation Pleads for Law Adherence
In Ashland Wisconsin a citizen delegation including wives of arrestees urged U S Commissioner Cate that Hurley saloon keepers will obey laws. They praised federal agents as efficient while noting firemen bonded. One suspect freed by the commissioner, but ten others remained in custody after Hurley raid actions.
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Ashland
Wis
Hurley
Tatelite
United States
Cate
Sitare T
Met —S
Oklahoma Woman Issues Her Own Wedding License
Miss Vidoria Fowmler deputy Clerk of Washington county becomes the first woman in the county to issue her own marriage license The license was issued to Warren Milligan a newspaper reporter After the application was written she commanded her prospective husband to miss his right hand and seemn spares to the statements he had made.
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Bartolsville
Okla
Vidoria Fowmler
Washington County
Warren Milligan
Plot In Milan Aims To Take On Italian Army Uncovered
The Milan plot by fascists and anarchists to attack Italian forces in Fiume is reported with seven arrests. Terms set at Abbazia by Gen. Cagiaglia and Fiuman delegates include freeing legionaries, returning prisoners, surrendering arms, and Arbé and Veii islands status. Delegates seek to retain some control over Fiume.
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Rome
Milan
Fascisti
Exreme Nationalist Party
Sey
Fiaime Ax x
Abbazia
Gener Cagiglia
Quarnero
Arbé
Vee
Ghitsr Quarnero
Finme
Gabrilimo D’anuumzio
Qras
Tipme
Soldiers Confess as Deserters from Camp Lewis
Two soldiers claimed to be deserters from the U S Army at Camp Lewis Washington were detained by local police. Initially giving names Richard Smith and James Gland, they later said Richard Curley and James Gilliand. They will be held pending notification from Camp Lewis for return.
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United States Army Service
Camp Lewis
Washington
Richard Smith
James Gland
Richard Curley
James Gilliand
Harding Plans Extra Session of Congress
Marion Ohio reports President elect Harding moving toward an extra session focus on urgent business including next year’s appropriations and farmers relief. Cabinet choices lag as leaders weigh statesmen like A T Bert amid shifting hopefuls for secretary positions and policy shaping.
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Congress
Astluington
Federal Department
Germany
Presidentfleet Harding
Panama
Army
Marion
Ohio
West
Vedr
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Barry M. Daugherty
WI. Hays
Lug
A. T. Bert
Kentucky
Mr. Bert
Friday Jr. Harding
Nlegiskidos
Isession
Mindell
Wyoming
House
Anthony
Kansas
Ralph H. Cameron
Sea
Inter-Elcet
Arizona
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