Home Rule Day in Belfast Heats Up With Churchill Show
The Belfast crowd hissed and jeered as Winston Churchill spoke in support of Irish self government. Police kept order while thousands listened in a tense parade atmosphere. Churchill departed from his set speech to stress protection for Ulster and loyalty to the government.
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Parade of orange banners and flags amid tense crowd
Large city parade shows orange banners and anti home rule signs with strong dragoon and soldier presence. Unionists seek to restrain followers as dock workers and shipyard hands show volatile mood. Extra guards protect a heavy tent where a park meeting unfolds amid rain and jammed streets.
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Harmon speech draws fire from both parties at convention
At Columbus Ohio February 8 Democrats and Republicans criticized Governor Harmon’s convention remarks on liquor licensing and the initiative and referendum. Delegates from several counties accused him of leaning toward breweries and corporations, while others urged closer ties to the people. A teachers club in Cleveland plans to pool tips for waiters and musicians, and Norman Elberfeld, ex New York American League star, signed with Chattanooga today after his release by Washington.
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Miami county
K. T. Wagner
Preble county
Alexander Dunn
Clermont
Chattanooga
Tenn
Norman Elberfeld
New York
Washington
Triplets In Englewood Bring Nine Mouths To Feed
Frank Sfenko, a cler k in Englewood New Jersey, remarks that triplets are all right yet not a joke as he faces supporting nine mouths on his salary. The report notes the unusual family size and financial strain.
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Frank Sfenko
Morse's Note to the World Banker's Conviction and Flight
Charles W. Morse, the banker convict recently released by presidential clemency, travels toward New York en route to Germany. Doctors warn his illness is incurable, with life expected only months, though he may work briefly. Morse plans baths in Bad Nauheim before sailing Europeward.
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New York
Germany
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
Taft
Jennie Morse
Morse
Fort We Pherson hospital
Fowler
Bad Nauheim
Exile for Socialist Professor to Siberia's Coldest Point
Dr Vladamir M Sensinow, a renowned philosopher in St Petersburg, is sentenced to five years exile in Ruskoje Ustje on the Arctic Indigirka, the coldest most northerly exile yet. The journey took months and his request to take meteorological instruments may help guard his sanity. Toledo Buys Manush marks a transfer in minor league baseball while Delaware's state school grants new chances to forty four girls serving terms.
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British War Minister Haldane in Berlin Sparks Diplomatic Tension
Berlin reports warn serious complications may arise from War Minister Haldane and Admiral Beresford visiting Berlin after the Bertram Stewart espionage case. The English public and German press hold firm views on the punishment and motives, with potential discussions touching on Africa frontier surveys and the Stewart pardon.
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Stewart
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Africa
Neil
Railroad Magnate Dies Without Will Sparks Heir Battle
Frederick Crandall, once Hawley’s favored nephew, inherits at least 2.5 million from Edwin Hawley’s estate after Hawley dies intestate. Hawley’s heirs meet in surrogate’s court to appoint administrators. Crandall’s bitter clash traces to a love affair with Hawley’s private telegraph operator Miss McManus and Crandall’s earlier dismissals from Southern Pacific.
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New York
Frederick Crandall
Edwin Hawley
Crandall
Southern Pacific
Diamonds on Heels Startle Guests at White House
Washington reports Mrs G 11 Anthony of Muncie Indiana a winter visitor wowed guests at a White House reception by wearing slippers with diamond studded heels. Her emerald green gown and lace trim matched the sparkling footwear. She surpassed Mrs Longworth by wearing ornate heels on walking shoes, while Longworth reserves hers for evening wear.
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Washington
Anthony
Muncie
Indiana
Nicholas Longworth
White House
Mrs. Anthony
Mrs. Longsworth
Mrs. Longworth
F street
Connecticut avenue
Promoter Walters Arrested On Embezzlement Charges
Charles H Walters promoter of Mansfield Rubber Company held in Richland county jail after arrest on five counts of embezzlement involving stock bonds and cash. Prosecutor Galbraith seeks $20000 bond as Walters refuses statements pending plea. Incident tied to bankrupt Mansfield operation that cost locals about 200000.
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Mansfield
Charles H. Walters
Mansfield Rubber company
Richland county
B. S. Carroll
Anderson
Indianapolis
Indiana
Carroll
Nartenfels
Haartenfels
Galton
Galbraith
Mirffalo
How to Live on Dollar a Week Demonstrated
Philadelphia report shows two students following Professor Brubaker's plan to live on one dollar per week. Beans and peanuts supplied most of their nourishment, illustrating frugal eating strategies used for low income.
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Philadelphia
Brubaker
One Constitution Governs All in Ohio Convention Drama
Columbus Ohio February 8 delegates clash over caucuses and a referendum clause in the constitution. Judge Dennis Dwyer and Stanley Bowdle report there is nothing in the 1787 ordinance to hinder the fourth constitutional convention. The road bonds proposal stalls as rural counties oppose Lampson plan.
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Dennis Dwyer
Montgomery county
Stanley Bowdle
Hamilton county
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United States
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United States supreme court
Ohio
Columbus
Lampson
Dwyer
Rabbit uncovers whisky stash under church portico
Albany Ga Feb 8 a rabbit fleeing pursuing boys hid under a church portico where they located 168 bottles of whisky. The discovery ended a chase as the animals found the concealed liquor amid the sheltering pillars.
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