House to Rush Immigration Bill Amid Tide of Aliens
A House measure aims to limit debate and fast track a two year immigration ban. Rep Albert Dostison chairs the Immigration and Naturalization Committee. Ellis Island figures show rising arrivals, with most newcomers unable to support themselves and a majority from Jewish extraction. The report notes overcrowded ports and the potential need for swift action.
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Atlantic
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Elusive House Jehiaye and the Hale Conglomeration
Fragmented OCR describes a political struggle over immigration policy and a proposed measure. It cites Sigel and a tense debate about protection, with references to Benet, Wawa, Katie Ally Ro dine, and Melula amid burdens of provocation and attention.
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Katie Ally Rodine
Melula
Amackassin's Crew Links Wires to Lighter Fire
Witnesses from Amackassin's lighter testify the engine room wiring needed repairs and a short circuit caused the blaze. The inquiry continues as authorities assess the incident near Hoboken involving the ship's crew, occupants, and guests.
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Tay Bei
Alfred A. Honer
Caslanv
Ea Nashase
Allen
Ian Ta Rai
de Amsekassin
Hoboken
Wirt Hoanilton Smiley
W. Stovall
Major & Cullen
Rol
Wan
Hunter
William Schmitt
Brooklyn Bye and Ear Hospital
Mary Graseman
Bay Rider Sanitarium
Lloyd George Talks Irish Truce Amendment Debate
Lloyd George and Lloyd George Reay outline tonight’s talk on an Irish truce as amendments to the Home Rule bill are debated. The proposed clause would preclude either northern or southern parliaments until the Crown confirms rights and duties, with ministers and officials divided over safeguards and oath allegiances. Arthur Henderson argues for a pause in violence and a negotiated armistice, urging a joint session and an equitable settlement involving Catholic leaders and organized labor, while Sinn Fein relations fray.
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House of Lords
Ireland
Arthur Henderson
Henderson
Menderson
Lloyd George
Biz
Sinn Féin
the Times
Arthas
Abon 1 Davis
Irish electoral reform talks face continued government exploration
Ambiguity remains as negotiators work through fragmented discussions on electoral autonomy. After some site arrangements, most Irish electors outside the 12 counties signal readiness to back the amended measure. Government avenues for a peaceful settlement are being considered despite stalled negotiations.
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Bishop and Premier Envoy Hold Irish Peace Talks
Mgr Clune, the Premier's envoy, meets Sinn Fein leaders in Dublin to lay groundwork for a possible truce in Ireland. Reports from LIVRES indicate no firm progress yet, but hope remains that a settlement could emerge within a week. Clune, an Irish-born official, has travelled from Australia and is tasked with finding a basis for peace before Christmas.
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Dublin
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Joseph Clune
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Australia
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Sinn Féinenti Cent
Monsignor
Clunt
County Clare
Fle
Dublin City Hall Raid Reports Arrest of Six Officials
Dublin authorities raid City Hall during a corporation meeting arresting six members including the Town Clerk Hugh OReily and a Sinn Féin member Nidwet Staines. The residence of Bishop M Hoparty of Killaloe in Ennis was searched, papers seized, and Sinn Féin documents linked to munition purchases were found. Two young Irish women were arrested amid the raid.
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Queenatown
Hugh Oreily
M. Hoparty
Wishop
Ennis
Dea
Searforth
D'Annun Halian Deputies Report Virtually Concluded Agreement
Rome dispatch to Epoca from Fiume says Gabriels d'Anhunzio’s visit by a special commission led toward a virtually concluded agreement. It notes evacuation of Vegha and Arbe islands and Italy’s recognition of Quarnery’s reign, per the peace report.
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Fiume
Mrs Villard Hosts Reception for Mrs M Swiney in New York
Mrs Muriel MacSwiney widow of the lord who starved by British rule in Ireland is the honor guest at a reception at the home of Mrs Ifon lord HU6 Parle Avenue. Before sailing to Washington she will meet Hayes and dine at the Waldorf Astoria then a luncheon with The Nation staff. She shopped on Fifth Avenue and Thirty fourth Street, exchanging friendly remarks with shoppers and praising New York dress shops over London.
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Star the Nation
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Fifth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
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London
Sister Sees Brother Die in Home Fire Tragedy
Anna Pyontak, 13, heard screams at 425 Klagg Avenue and found her 3-year-old brother Joseph dead after a hallway fire. A baby carriage next to a burning crib injured 1-year-old Walter, who was pulled free by neighbor Bessie Kissel. Six other children were in the home at the time. This obituary-like blotter item outlines a fatal incident and the rescuers involved.
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Anna Pyontak
Klagg Avenue
Joseph
Jle
Walter
Ing
Bessie Kissel
Jugo Slavia votes to restore monarchy amid coalition shifts
In a fragmented vote across Jugo Slavia the path to a restored monarchy advances under Able Wis. Coalition parties led by Radich and the Democrats gain seats as Serbs Croats and other provinces push for a constitutional arrangement. The constituent assembly plans to convene in December to form a new government.
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Serbia
Croats
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Herzegovina
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Croatia
Fils
Pleetigny
Caariyety
Ruut Cals
Constituent Assembly
Colgate Resigns as School Trustee in Orange
Sidney W Holgate of Colgate resigns as president and member of the Orange Board of Education. Mayor William A Lord appoints Mrs J Stowell Clark to succeed him, amid questions over the appointment and the board’s activities.
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Sidney W Holgate
Colgate Aeivanatic
Todiy
Ineul Board
Beenisa Charles IL
Stowell Clark
William A. Lord
Wyner Doapien
Yela Clark
Vie
Boston Dog Autoist Wears Horn-Rimmed Spectacles
A dog shown at the Animal Rescue League fair wears horn-rimmed spectacles as an example of humanitarian aid. Seimo the spaniel, owned by Mr and Mrs W Allen of Marlboro Street, had weakened eyes from wind while riding in a car. An oculist fitted glasses, and the dog seemed pleased to be relieved of eyestrain, with Tessie the collie joining in the display.
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Animal Rescue League
Ind W. Allen
Mirlboro Stree
Allen
Fin
Sami
Pinky
Tessie
Collie
Unclear fragment on travel and figures in transit
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Eliott Miechener and Fourte Baldwin Locomotiv icon with hotels and tickets. It states someone was sent back to Gelphin Tasghey, but details and context are unreadable.
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Eliott Miechener
Fourte
Baldwin Locomotiv Icon ‘Hotels
Seit Toul
Gelphin Tasghey
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