Boundary report stalls amid Anglo Irish tensions
In London a heated boundary issue between Ireland and Britain risks derailing a tentative settlement. A boundary commissioner's demand to publish a report threatens a yearlong pause to cool public opposition. Prime Minister Baldwin reportedly favors delaying release to avoid provoking the Free State.
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Mentary
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Haldwin
Free State
Olive Branch Offered to Young U.S. Senators
The Olive branch is to be extended by Republican regulars in the Senate to Senators La Follette and Nie of North Dakota, two Young Republicans previously seen as insurgent. If they join the regulars they will be given usual committee assignments. Prohibition is criticized as enabling crooks in their natural element.
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Washington
Senate
Bob
Rhinelander Case Nearing End Compared by Counsel
In White Plains on December 1, Lee Parsons Davis counsel for Alice Jones Rhinelander argued to the jury that no man may hide behind a long family history as he resumed his summation in the Rhinelander case. He compared homes of two principals during the closing remarks.
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White Plains
Lee Parsots Davis
Alice Jones Rhinelander
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Capitol Charleston Contest at Capitol Next Week
The Capitol Theatre hosts a city Championship Charleston Contest staged by Mr. PF L Hogue of Palais Royale. Eliminations run Monday to Thursday with finals Friday, prizes awarded to nightly winners. Spectators may enjoy the Charleston contest along with the usual photoplays and Keith vaudeville shows at standard prices.
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Capitol
Capitol Theatre
PF. L. Hogue
Palais Royale
New Castle
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Keith” Vaudevile
Marriage Annulment Suit Draws Contrast in Rhine Lander Case
The court hears Leonard Kip Rhine lander versus his quadroon bride with Davis contrasting the couple's surroundings. He cites the Rhine landers of New York and Alley Jones as a contrast to a humble parentage, a servant and daughter of servants.
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Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Davis
Rhinelander
New York
Alley Jones
Hunters flood Lycoming mountains as deer season opens
In Lycoming County hundreds of hunters flood the mountain area as the deer season opens. Hunters travel from Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Reading expected to bag the first deer of the season. A separate item notes Joseph Krokowyich 18 held in Pottsville for murder of Thomas Marks of Philadelphia after confessing to striking him with a potato masher.
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International News Service
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Lycoming Mountains
Rome
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Reading
Pottsville
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Thomas Marks
Krokowyich
New York
Julius M. Mayer
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
South District of New York
Gachary
Waycross
Georgia
France to Tax Citizens for Enforced Inflation Loan
Paris dispatch says Briand government plans a completed financial program with guaranteed inflation. Citizens must pay into an enforced loan by March first, credited against income tax for ten years. A government mortgage secures the inflation, ten percent of corporate capital bears interest, principal due on liquidation.
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Flury
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Chamber of Deputies
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Bryn Mawr President Dr Marian Park Faces National Debate
Dr Marian Edwards Park, Bryn Mawr College president, sparked nationwide discussion after signing a student petition seeking permission for smoke on campus. Her long career includes roles at Smith College and Radcliffe College, and she has led Bryn Mawr since October 4, 1922.
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Bryn Mawr College
Marian Edwards Park
Bryn Mawr
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Andover
Massachusetts
New York
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School For Classical Studies
Athens
Greece
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Cal
Smith College
Radcliffre College
Dinner Served by Church Societies on Advent Sunday
Christ Z Evangelical Lutheran Church celebrated the first Sunday of Advent with a large attendance in the Sunday School and Divine service. Brotherhood and Ladies Aid served sauerkraut supper for about 200 people, with roughly $100 added to the church treasury. Victor Goussy chaired the supper committee.
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George ¥. Hegele
Fastor Hegele
Brotherhood
Ladies Aid Society
Victor Goussy
Aupper Committee
Ihe
John Fronius
Karl K. Lehmid
German Violin Prize At Church Meeting Drawn To Leona Gousay
Saturday gathering at the Warl Schmidt home sold 300 tickets with about 206 served. A German violin donated by Prof George Ri Derwerth went to Leona Gousay and a basket to William Braschett as prizes. The event raised $85 in clear profit for the church.
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