Sensational Irish Plot Allegations Against British Cabinet Members
The Daily Sketch reports a sensational Irish Republican plot to murder British leaders including Bonar Law Lloyd George and Sir Hamar Greenwood. It claims women in the group infiltrated households to leak movements and that disturbances would be stirred by rough elements in cities. The piece notes deportation laws could allow removal to Ireland with little or no defense.
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Associated Press
London
Daily Sketch
Great Britain
Bonar Law
David Lloyd George
Hamar Greenwood
Clites
Ireland
England
Ingh
Unusual Auto Laws Pending Across States
United Press reports a wave of motor reform proposed to curb auto accidents and curb reckless drivers. States including Kansas Oregon Colorado Massachusetts New York and others consider front and rear license plates stricter seat belt and signal requirements pedestrian protection and higher insurance or bonding for drivers amid rising crashes before the holiday travel period.
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United Press
New York
Akhansis
Kthepending
Oregon
Coletgda
Tailiann
Fort
Tay
France’s Grand Old Man Poses for Another Photo Batch
Marshal Offre, famed as France’s grand old man, remains the most photographed figure in the nation as he poses for another set of portraits. The venerable officer continues to symbolize wartime leadership and national memory amid changing times.
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France
Marshal Offre
Miners Strike at State Coke Plant Shuts Ruhr Mines
Sixteen thousand miners from three government mines in Recklinghausen district strike to protest the occupation of the state coke plant near Westerholt seized yesterday by engineers with infantry. French authorities think the stoppage will last only a few days as hostages are used aboard locomotives.
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Associated Press
Essen
Recklinghuysen
Ruhr
Westerhold
James Roscoe Day Dies Former Syracuse Chancellor
James Roscoe Day, former chancellor emeritus of Syracuse University, died at home of pneumonia after a fortnight of illness. A national Methodist editor and publicist, Day studied at Bowdoin, served as pastor in Portland and Newburyport, and influenced Syracuse University through long church and civic involvement. He leaves wife View Wax and daughter Miss Tmogene Das Tet Janet Roscoe Day.
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Atlante City
James Roscoe
Syracuse University
Jeadey
Janet Roscoe
Wiltneys
Mars Plummer
Dowdoin College
Peroni
Powdoin
Portland
Entel
Tay
New York City
Newburegh
Scy
Warren H Wis
Inter
Svra
Premier Lenin Holds His Own Despite Relapse
United Press reports from Moscow that Premier Nikola Lenin shows no major change in condition after a relapse that left him partly paralyzed and still unable to speak clearly. A 3 PM bulletin notes his status as "unchanged" with improved overall condition and stable temperature, though government doctors ordered rest and limited public appearances. The long decline since December 1922 has kept Lenin's health and leadership in anxious focus across Soviet Russia.
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John Graudenz
United Press
Moscow
Lenin
Russia
Degmeber
Tenn
Tetins Wm
Phyglgland
British trade gains by 20 percent in 1922 says Geddes
Birmingham England Erle Geddes president of the federation of British Industries states that British trade in 1922 rose about 20 percent versus 1921 though total volume remains roughly (0) percent smaller than the 1913 level.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Eng
Erle Geddes
Federation of British Industries
Saving Birds In Waukesha Lakes Region
Milwaukee area landowners urge farmers to rescue thousands of game birds smothered by snowdrifts in Waukesha county lakes region. Hunters using dogs and trainers search woodlands and farmed lands to locate flocks then release birds and feed them as predatory animals are blamed for their distress.
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Associated Fiesh
Wakes Lakes
Milwaukee
Blzyard
Alfred von Cotzhausen
Ailéa
Telaase
Harding sails into Miami for lunch and golf
President Harding arrives in Miami aboard the houseboat Pioneer for a day of golf and informal talks as he contemplates a possible 1924 renomination. James M Cox’s candidacy looms while William J Bryan is due to call. Republican Committeemen greet the party amid strong political chatter.
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Harding
Port
Cox
Bryan
Bu Associated Press
Miami
Resurence Martin
United Press
Fla
James M Cox
Wiliam J. Bryan
Mr. Harding
Joe Kearing
Indiana
Dave Mulvane
Kansas
Repeal of Wisconsin drainage law votes in assembly
Madison report says the assembly voted to repeal the entire Wisconsin drainage law as the Price bill was engrossed without a roll call. Opponents failed to suspend the measure or refer it again, while supporters urged giving advocates a chance to speak. The debate highlighted worries over costs to settlers and graft allegations connected to the drainage system.
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Wrens
Madison
Wisconsin
Assembly
Clinton
Price Ju
University of Whsconsin
Hovar
Alfred Sze Resumes Post as Ambassador to United States
Alfred Sze, former foreign minister, leaves for Washington to resume his post as ambassador to the United States. The cabinet of Premier Chang Chao Wreng recently appeared before the senate, which refused to confirm his appointment.
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Alfred Sze
United States
Trea
Peking
Aining
Matvern
Washington
Miniger
Chang Txao Wreng
Senate
Sre
Wisconsin Prohibition Measure Defeated In Assembly Vote
Madison reports the proposed Tucker GI Thin measure to end state enforcement was postponed and then killed 46 to 33 as wet forces failed to repeal Severson era prohibition statute.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Severson
Fate of Pair In Hands of Labor Official
United Press reports Julia Seller and her husband Frank, once linked to Hibbing Minnesota property valued at 380000, faced charges of immigration fraud. They were released on 1000 bail each after hearings before Immigration Judge Hemington. Their citizenship petitions were canceled amid findings of fraudulent naturalization.
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United Press
Duluth
Winn
Davia Iles
Julia Seller
Ibbing
Minn
Frank
Lravenworth
Indian Territory
Hibbing
Hemington
Jobi
Hughes
Davia
Mithrida
Wisconsin Senate Approves Recall Amendment to Constitution
The Wisconsin Senate approved a recall amendment to the state constitution enabling recall votes for all election officers and judges. The measure, backed by supporters, aims to give the people direct control over officials through referendums after petitions reaching at least 26 percent of the district’s voters. Senator Auber said the plan targets officials who break pledges or misgovern after election.
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Madison
Aenite Toda
Huh Fexontanite
Haat Gener
Auber
Rive & Oratietse
Fragmentary names highlight a political referendum dispute
The scrambled passage references a drive to destroy independence of elective officers and a plan to force continual referendums on prohibition. It lists numerous likely surnames and possible candidates, indicating a political roll call and party lines without clear context or results.
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Thy Nets
Barber Bileren Cashman
Casporaon Garey
Jiech
Mirach
Huber Johnson Kemp Polskowski
Quick
Hidgway Severson
Slaudenmayer
Agunst—Burke Glare
Crernwvinaxt
Sattelmin Kuckuh
Tange Morrly Roethe Shogma
Emith Werden White
Europe Will Not Buy U0 Grain
Europe rejects purchase of U0 grain amid uncertain markets and trade tensions. The excerpt notes Europe’s stance and mentions global supply concerns, with fragmented reporting on related markets and policy discussions.
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Europe
Exgego
Another Snow Storm Is Coming Forewarns Officials
Widespread snow and wind are forecast across the northern plains and Midwest from the Canadian border to the Ohio Valley. Officials urge preparations as milder weather gives way to a potentially severe winter storm bringing heavy gusts, possible drifting snow, and travel disruptions tonight into tomorrow.
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Todd Lawet
Omiddia
Canadian
Ohio Valley
Death in Washington: Ty Charles F Cramer Found Dead
Meashington's Ty Charles F Cramer, former Veterans Bureau counsel, was found dead at his home with a revolver in his hand. Police say no foul play suspected. coroner cites self-inflicted death. Cramer had faced heavy criticism during bureau shakeup and resignation of officials amid government changes.
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Charles F. Cramer
Veterans’ Bureau
United Prays
Meashington
Charles F Cramer
Veterans Burea
Nelleva
Cramer
American Legion
Shr
Senate
Chiaget
Crimera
Herr
Giaimer
Rudy Todas
Armaliight
Crimer Acca
Jewel Union Stalinn
New Yale
Cramer Ted
Treadent
Eolingel
Armed agents guard Gary liquor trial opens in Gary
United Press reports armed government agents guard the Gary liquor cases as the trial opens in Gary. The proceedings include defendants Poswell Tanase and Omar of Wilton, with Judge Dunn presiding and David Wonder serving as prosecutor. The case centers on Prohibition era violations and enforcement actions in the local area.
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Gary
United Press
Atucia Te Protec
Gary Mauor Casey
Gaxparl
Tadeo von Cen O
Milwaukee
Poswell Tanase Omar
Wilton Dunn Tits
Tor
Bonar Law Faces Defeat Over Ruhr Policy Split
Liberal and labor voices press Britain to act in the Ruhr after Bonar Law survived a close vote on his policy. The Daily Chronicle urges League of Nations referral while The Times warns inactivity harms England and Europe. Outside powers reportedly seek new reparations talks amid shifting Berlin tensions.
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Charles McCann
United Press
London
Ruhr
Bonar Law
Daily Chronicle
League of Nations
Buet
The
Chronicle
Daily News
Westminster Gazette
Daily Express
Great Britain
Times
England
Europe
John Simon
Cart
Linted Press
Statt
Berlin
Germany
Cano
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