Liverpool Cotton Warehouses Burned in Sinn Fein Plot
Liverpool police report fire destroyed over a dozen cotton warehouses believed set by Sinn Féin as reprisal for Crown forces actions in Tivland. One constable shot during the chaos. two Sinn Féiners sought in connection with the fires. Government warned by seized Irish documents. Dublin quiet amid tension and heavy security preparations in London.
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Trbunc
Eurovors
New York Tribune
London
Liverpool
Tivland
Ireland
Sinn Féin
Sinn
England
Man Seized as Leader in $3,500,000 Mail Theft
Keith Golting, named as head of the Kang, was arrested in Oklahoma and will be taken to the scene of the holds. The case involves a train mail robbery totaling between $1,000,000 and $8,600,000, with ten detained and some money recovered. The plan reportedly aimed to steal $3,000,000 in currency and $500,000 in bonds. A warrant offered a $1,000 reward. Police traced him from Council Bluffs toward Columbus, Nebraska.
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Keith L. Collins
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Keith Golting
Kang
Tnne Week
Woutville
Ole
Mike
Collins
Postal Service
Cornell Bluffs
Tis
Coluam
Columbus
Irish Murder Tactics Initiated in England
A Dublin Castle statement cites Liverpool fires and Sinn Féin plans to strike English towns including Manchester and Liverpool. It warns the Sinn Féin murder gang methods may be used against English people, even if the killers differ in personnel.
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Belfast
Dublin Castle
Liverpool
Sinn Féin
Manchester
Ireland
Harding Sails For Jamaica on Voyage Home
President elect Warren G. Harding left the Canal Zone for the United States after a week long visit. He studied the Panama Canal’s commercial and military needs and met with Panamanian officials. A seaplane flight with Mrs. Harding over Limon Bay impressed observers as he departs for Washington and Marion.
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Canal Zone
Elvet Warren G. Trarding
United States
Republic
Panama
Pastores
Norfolk
Kingston
Jamaica
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Harding
Washington
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Mardin
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Counterfeit Ring Busted After Woman's Tip in Cincinnati
Police arrested Martin Hamman of Cincinnati and Charles Lehwilhe of Vine Gentes Indiana after a woman provided information leading to a room raid. Officers found more than $3,000 in counterfeit ten dollar notes drying and in process, with tools, copper plates, engraving equipment, and fake stamps scattered. The proprietress Mrs. Llewellyn testified the suspects had rented the room recently and planned to flee town, prompting the arrests.
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Cincinnati
Martin Hamman
Charles Lehwilhe
Vine Gentes
Ind
Thantsan
Wiliam ‘T. Llewellyn
Denmark To Be Mediator In Armenia
Denmark has reportedly accepted the League offer to mediate the Armenia Turkish nationalists conflict under Mustapha Kemal. The move alarms some as the first affirmative reply to Cecil’s mediation circular, with France’s stance unclear as Lloyd George-Leygues talks unfold. The plan envisions a multinational Armenian force under Allied officers, aiming to stabilize Armenia with minimal cost to the country, though details and a proposed commander remain unrevealed.
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Tribune Conwilwict
New York Tribune Inc
Ceva, Ney
Denmark
League
Mestapha Kemal
League Council
Asia Minor
United States
Great Britain
France
Cecil
London
Leon Bourgeois
Paris
General Weygand
Weygand
Frederick Morrn
Geneva
Armenia
Robert Cecil
Students Boycott Socialist Professors At Bologna University
Students at the University of Bologna publish a manifesto declaring they will refuse to attend lectures by Socialist professors Fovel Leons and Dione. The document accuses these professors of dishonoring the university and refusing to honor its long tradition of great teachers. The manifesto also states students will not accept degrees awarded by such professors.
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Rome
Navy
University of Bologna
Fovel, Leons
Didone
Untermyer Wants Third Grand Jury Thirty Attorneys To Aid
Louis Marshall and a committee backed by Samuel Untermyer seek a third grand jury to assist in public cases. The plan calls for thirty attorneys to join the committee and help pressing matters.
Three Jury Likely for Building Trades Probe
A conference at Samuel Untermyer's Greystone home suggested a third grand jury is needed to handle cases from the Lockwood Committee's building trades investigation. The plan includes a new panel for indictments on price fixing and related fraud, plus broader probes into financing and mortgage operations.
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Samuel Untermyer
Greystone
Justice
Robert P. Brindell
Building Trades Council
Is Associates
George Buecker
Ancermeyer
Justice McEvoy
Untermyer
Ifenguranes
Perkins
Reform bureau links dry forces to blue laws drive
Washington based International Reform Bureau coordinates between the Anti-Saloon League and the Lord's Day Alliance in a nationwide plan to strengthen blue laws and Sunday observance. Prominent figures William Wheeler and Rev. Bowlby deny official ties, while Wheeler prepares to open a conference to push blue law legislation in Washington.
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United States
International Reform Bureau
Washington
Alliance
Woy
Wilbur Firk Crafts
Supe
Bureau
League
William H. Anderson
Harry J. Bowlby
Tribe One
Bowlby
the Tribune
Anti Saloon League
Lord's Day Alliance
Anti-Saloon League
Intenational Reform Bureau
Tere Ace
Wayne B. Wheeler
AntiSaloon Teague
District of Columbia
Rev
B.C. Dinwiddie
Anti-Samon League
Crime Wave Growing Tribune Survey Shows City Is Under-Policed
A Tribune survey counted patrols on the midnight to 8 a.m. shift across 26 precincts, 21 in Manhattan. Of 749 posts in those districts, 604 were manned, leaving 156 posts short. Only the West 1524 Street station reported full staffing. several precincts were short up to 12 or 13 men. Reasons cited include leaves of absence granted by the Police Commissioner and chief inspector, and other duties taking priority over the midnight tour.
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Stion Tribune
Manhattan
1524
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Police Kand
Police Glee Club
Pollice
Ormin
Enright
Mylan
Board of Estimate
Henry H. Curran
Borough of
Tribune
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Detective Bureau
Arthur Woods
Man who traveled 7,000 miles to vote passes Harding at sea
James P. Kelley a 72 year old Argentine ranch owner and former Holy Cross College president sails aboard the Vestris. He has voted in every presidential election for 38 years and claims to have crossed the Equator 60 times and logged 400 ocean voyages. He and his wife plan to meet President-elect Harding as the Pastores heads to Norfolk.
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United Fruit
Pastores
Lamport & Holt
Vestris
Buenos Ayres
James P. Kelley
Arge Republic
Toston
South America
Argentina
Kelley
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Ers
Lamport & Holt Line
Brazil
Holy Cross College
Globe Trotter
Geynor
Boston
U S Envoy Tops Hunters in French President’s Party
Paris November 28 Hugh C Wallace American Ambassador led a 15 hunter field at President Millerand's Rambouillet preserve. Wallace claimed 125 of the 60 total pieces of game for the party. Marshal Petain placed second. General Dubal third. Fo ch listed among others in attendance.
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Marshal Petain
Paris
Hugh C. Wallace
Millerand
Rambouillet
Marshal Pétain
General Dubal
Marshal Foch
Baron de Galtier d'Hestroy
Austrand
Department of the
Poincaré
Ile
Laffon
Hunger Striker in Seoul Jail Dies After 13 Days Fast
TOKIO Nov 28 The first hunger strike in the Orient connected to Corean Independence ended fatally as a prisoner in Seoul jail died after fasting thirteen days. The incident marks the earliest noted hunger strike in the region.
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Tokio
Orient
Seoul
Summary of Thefts Since First of Year
A compiled review of robberies reported since January detailing daily and recent incidents drawn from local newspaper files. The summary highlights patterns, locations, and involved items, noting repeat offenders and notable increases in theft activity across multiple neighborhoods.
Wadsworth predicts cut in Federal income tax
United States Senator James W. Wadsworth, touring through this city, said the Federal income tax on small incomes would be lowered with exemption up to 2000 for singles and 4000 for married men. He urged immediate tax law changes to relieve taxpayers and restore peacetime finance, criticizing excess profits and luxury taxes as ill suited to needs. He also called for broad simplification, reduced surtaxes, and budget reform in a peace-time Congress.
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United States
James W. Wadsworth
Washington
Wadsworth
Ex-Kaiserin Augusta Victoria Relapses in Holland
In Doorn Holland the condition of former German Empress Augusta Victoria worsened with several heart attacks. Last Friday she passed the immediate danger point and was able to receive family at the bedside, though her illness remained serious and the end was feared at times.
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Augusta Victoria
Voorn
Holland
Doorn
Crime Wave in York City Prompts Police Reform Inquiry
The Tribune reports 25 hold ups and thefts totaling over 3.1 million in 11 months and more than 100 unsolved murders. The piece cites under policing, patrolman shortages, and a broken detective bureau, with a detailed account to follow.
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York City
Hisory
the Tribune
New York Crime Surge 1920 Record Totals Revealed
New York City crime in 1920 shows 225 robberies and thefts totaling over 3.1 million dollars, with November alone surpassing 800 thousand. Burglary insurance officials note incomplete police records and rising unrecovered losses, while crime solvability wanes this year versus prior periods.
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New York City
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