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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
2
Dublin returns to normal after a week of unrest as Irish violence subsides. Reports from the War Office note troop considerations and ongoing investigations into the assaults and shootings. Anxious public eyes Dublin developments while leaders discuss Greek Constantine and regional security.
Postal inspectors recovered 600000 in bonds and found a mail bag inside a schoolhouse. The investigation centers on a bold robbery with multiple suspects, including Pattersuet and Hatley, as police pursue leads across cities and arrest Frank Williams in Omaha. The case links a train incident to a broader plot, with tensions rising over the authenticity of a suspect’s confession.
Fragmented wire service text describes a seven week labor strike by workers near Supeorm. Mentions negotiations in Washington and calls for broader unity among unionists. Also reports a dynamite attack in Germantown injuring a man and his wife and the death of another, with details scattered across the transmission.
Secretary Daniels announced a severe smallpox outbreak at the naval hospital in Halti. Rear Admiral Knapp cableed that more than two cages of the disease had appeared, with only one death due to the mild type. Haitian doctors initially denied the disease's existence and are not assisting.
League control for colonies rests with the council as allies not favored by Germany. The report notes Allied leadership seeks broader consensus despite German opposition. Strategic moves aim to stabilize regimes and secure governance across imperial possessions.
International reaction cites Germany ready to break the treaty with the League of Nations urged to curb aggression. British Laborist Barns and others push for collective action as Vilna and Lithuania tensions rise. Japan-US treaty notes surface, while crimes and emigrations influence headlines across nations.
A Western Newspaper Union report notes signs of progress in Japan United States talks over California. Parliament members in Tokyo pressed the government to protect Japan's interests as students debated if Japan should fight America, with mixed views on war and policy implications beyond California.
The White House reports improving health of President Wilson since the election. He spends time daily on the south portico despite cold weather and continues private business and preparation for Congress.
In a tense session the League of Nations assembly chose six vice presidents and six committee chairmen to form an executive unit. Non European nations protested the numbers and pace of the selections amid the broader push to organize leadership.
Turmoil erupted at a Tipperary versus Dublin football match in Cooke park as Black and Tans attacked the crowd. Officials report at least thirty shot rounds and numerous deaths across surrounding streets, with several officers among the fallen.
Miss Mahala Harrison, 24, a telephone operator, assaulted her would be husband Carl B. Swanson, 26, in his McKeesport home moments before a planned wedding. Swanson suffered bruises and black eyes, returned home with a brother’s help, while Harrison resumed work at the switchboard. A note to the bride stated the wedding was off, and Swanson left town to forget. Harrison claimed women defend honor with fists.
Philadelphia records a new morality code rule at Na tonal Park banning male visitors from hugging borough marshal Henry Weldon on duty. Michael McCall was fined 7.50 after attempting to hug the marshal near the trolley terminal, a scuffle tearing Weldon’s shirt. Thomas McCrossen, who tried to intervene, was discharged for lack of hugging.
Speed mani accuses John Heverot as his car rammed a tree injuring Arthur Little and wife. Little recalls a red light vanishing before the crash. Special policeman Buckeon pursued Beverot after a three mile chase and cornered him near the Fifty Second Street entrance to Fairmount Park. Beverot wrecked his vehicle against a tree.
Gir ardo Derusso and his wife Molla and eight year old Michel Migheca were burned when a barrel with combustibles exploded after he lit a match to peer inside. The family was taken to Howard hospital with injuries. Other brief items include a Milwaukee man fined 25 dollars for slapping his knee at a movie and a Frenchtown man breaking his neck after waking in sleep and climbing an apple tree.
Improvement shown in sheep and cattle sections with mixed demand. Cattle and hogs sold at varied prices, choicer cows to $7, good cows $5.75 to $6.6, steers scarce but better stock could bring around $9.5, medium steers about $8, canners and cutters $2.50 to $8.50. Hog prices topped at $12.50 with most $11.40 to $12.00. Lambs brought $11 to $12.60, fat lambs up to $14.0. Market highlighted uneven activity and outlet for stock.
In a crowded Kansas City intersection the jitney driver Dewey Morgan was shot five times in the back. W. P. Miller, a passenger, has been arrested and confessed to the killing, saying Morgan lured his wife from their home. Police faced a difficult rescue of Miller from an angry crowd.
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