Irish government to hold 12000 De Valera followers six months more
Dublin reports that even after a parliamentary ruling allowing six extra months for untried prisoners, the Irish government will not release the 12,000 De Valera followers, including 300 women, in a single act. Authorities say 300 prisoners will be freed each month on pledge of quiet behavior amid ongoing debates over prison conditions and alleged beatings.
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Dublin
Assated Press
Maude Gonne MacBride
Despard
Earl of Ypres
Dial
Free State
Ireland
Urged to Quit Japan Expatriation Advice to Teachers
American-born Japanese were urged to expatriate themselves from Japan to avoid dual citizenship issues. Keiichi Yamasaki, the Japanese consul general, spoke to student teachers at the territorial normal school and asked them to explain the complications of dual citizenship to American-born pupils of Japanese parentage. The address aimed to reduce misunderstandings and encourage relocation.
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Honolulu
Associated Press
Japan
Keiichi Yamasaki
Territorial Normal School
Citizenship by birth and expatriation rules differ
The consul-general explains that American-born Japanese face differing laws in the United States and Japan. U S practice grants birthright citizenship regardless of parents, while Japan follows parental nationality for children born abroad. Japanese girls may expatriate at any age, but boys must do so before 17 or after 37 to avoid military service obligations. The next diet may remove these age limits.
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United States
Japan
Great Britain
Bugs Sweep Through Lawrence After Dark Saturday
A huge swarm of insects invaded Lawrence Saturday night buzzing around lights and disrupting business. The bugs even filled the Varsity theatre as residents were bothered. Howard Gertler of Lawrence National Bank is resigning to join the University athletics office, overseeing athletic funds and serving as secretary to Dr. BC Allen. Sergeant Edward M. Palmer, an army instructor with the University ROTC, plans to leave service in 1926.
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Lawrence
Varsity Theatre
Howard Gertler
Lawrence National Bank
Edward M. Palmer
University R. O. T. C
Retirements, mirror work, and town life in Lawrence
After thirty honorable years, Sergeant Palmer plans to rely on more than retirement pay, specializing in silvering mirrors and considering a downtown shop. University students drift through town, tent shows remain popular, and Johnson's Chocolates from Rankin's Drug Store promise a sweet treat.
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Palmer
Checker Cabs Here Now Rival Companies Bring More Cars
The Checker Cab company stations cars in Lawrence with plans to add more ahead of the student rush in two weeks. Yellow Cab has six cabs and a truck from last spring but were removed. two Yellow cabs remain and more are expected for winter at the 808 Vermont Street garage. Fly-Tex offered by Rankin's Drug Store chases flies.
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Checker Cab Company
Lawrence
Checker Cab
Yellow Cab Company
Vermont Street
Rent-A-Ford Company
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Irish Free State
DeValera
Shimmons Bros
Bowersock Theatre
Skofstads
Ober Jr
Lauriches
Jackie Coogan
Ober’s Worth
Rome
New York
Ober
Johnson’s
Rankin’s Drug Store
Soma
Chariton's
Palmer Tire & Bat. Co
Transfer Co
Grover Sturgess
Vt. St
Bond
Bowersock Mill & Power Co
Checker Cabs
Fly-Tex
Rankin's Drug Store
Willard Batteries
Carter
Tire & Battery Co
Griffin Coal Co
R. L. Allen
Prop
Kuppenheimer
House of Kuppenheimer
E. W. Penchard
C. W. Smith
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