Ambushes Strain Royal Irish Constabulary Mobilization
The report covers heavy fighting as military and police suffer casualties while ambushers strike near Seivenamom Hill and Carrickgricken by the Earl of Ossory's shooting lodge. Reinforcements from Callan rush out, but encounters trigger fierce brick battles and continued gunfire through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clonmel
Seivenamom Hill
Callan
Royal Irish Constabulary
Carrickgricken
Earl of Ossory
Clara Smith Surrenders in Humon Murder Mystery
Clara Barton Smith, sought in Ardmore on a murder charge connected to Jake I. Hannon, surrendered in Juarez to Sheriff Buck Garrett, then spent the night with relatives. She plans to post a 10,000 bond on returning to Ardmore and resume life with her parents in El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Ardmore
Okla
Chihuahua City
Mexico
Clara Barton Smith
Jake I. Hannon
Oklahoma
Juares
Buck Garrett
Miss Smith
Clara
Carter County
138 Insurance Firms to Quit Business in Mississippi
In Mississippi, 138 fire insurance companies suspend operations amid a suit by the state revenue agent alleging a price fixing combine in restraint of trade. The National Board of Fire Underwriters announced the suspension as the case proceeds, with policies totaling about 1.25 billion dollars affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mississippi
State Revenue Agent of
National Board Oft Fire Underwriters
Kingwood Oil bonuses for 870 Okmulgee employees
Okmulgee Oklahoma Kingwood Oil Company will pay Christmas bonuses totaling 25145 dollars to 870 employees. Each bonus amounts to 10 percent of wages for the year ending November. Urbana Illinois Rev George Thomas Smith 77 died in his sleep. he served ten years in Japan as a missionary for the Christian Church and was a Civil War veteran. Deschanel replaced by Raoul Perez as French cabinet head after health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okmulgee
Okla
Kingwood Oil Company
Urbana
Ill
George Thomas Smith
Japan
Christian Church
Deschanel
Gonatea
Parta
Paul Deschanel
France
Caser Ofl-Health
Bascom
Raoul Perez
The
Renate
Tie Retero
Germany seeks a billion marks in reparations relief
German delegates at Brussels press for 3 billion gold mark food loan and 3 billion for raw materials, seek return of shipped assets, halt liquidation of abroad property, and authority for favorable trade treaties. They urge allies to renounce paragraph 14 annex 2 of Versailles to ease commerce and boost payments, framing relief as stabilizing Europe’s economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Germany
Sparators Commission
Great Britain
Forecast of U S Business Gains on Farm Price Rise
United States Chamber of Commerce officials predict a near term revival in general business as farm price advances lift demand. The report notes lower mood will fade within thirty days and a return to normal conditions will help all industries. Cotton and rice regions face weak markets due to weather and pests, while wheat and potatoes show mixed prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Archer Wall Douglas
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Douglas
Alabama
Louisiana
East
Texas
Two
Carolinas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Bio
Wisconsin
RAILROAD APPEALS TO END STRIKES FOREVER
In Philadelphia W W Atterbury urged adoption of collective bargaining to prevent strikes on the Pennsylvania system. Officials and 60 000 workers attended the conference as Pennsylvaniarailroad leaders pressed unity among locomotive engineers enginemen firemen trainmen and conductors to avoid future walkouts. Two Nebraska Slayers Electrocuted. Lincoln Neb Alson B Cole and Allan V Grammer were executed for the July 4 1917 murder of Grammer s mother in law Lulu Vogt at Elba Neb the penalty for murder was carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
W. W. Atterbury
Penneylavole
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brotherhoods of
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Alson B. Cole
Allan V. Grammer
Lulu Vogt
Grammer
Elba
Has Never Been "Down Town" in Valparaiso
Valparaiso resident John Fichenseher has lived in the north part of the city for 27 years and never visited the business district, which lies only a few blocks away. Also notes wage cuts in New York clothing industry and the death of Mrs Beerkman, wife of Rhode Island's governor, at White Sulphur Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Ind
John Fichenseher
Valparasso
Prevident
Livingston Beerkman
Rhode Island
White Sulphur Springs
Constantine Returns to Athens as King Reassumes Throne
Constantine of Greece arrived in Athens aboard a train and was greeted at the Palace de la Concorde by Queen Mother, the regent, and Princess Anastasia. The return drew cheering crowds. ministers were present as Constantine reentered royal life. Merchant Fleet earned 1,000,000,000 in revenue as government control began operations, according to Karmin Benson of the Shipping Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Constantine
Greece
Theone Te Wethen
UIT
Cty
Palace de la Concorde
Motherisa
Anastasia
Christopher
Coomantine
Laurion
Comn- Stantine
Mother Ngo
Anastasis
New York
Greas
Karmin Benson
Kiipping Board
Bricklayers Union Accepts Wage Cut in Brownwood District
Brownwood Tex The Krownwood Bricklayers Union claiming jurisdiction over thirteen counties in the district voluntarily accepted a wage reduction from twelve to eleven dollars per day. One killed four hurt in collision Tulsa Ok A head on crash between a line repair car and an interurban passenger car at the Blood Springs site left one motorman dead and four seriously injured with several others slightly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood
Tex
Krownwood Bricklayers’ Union
Tulsa
Bood Springs
Man Dies From Gunshot Wound
Al George Cameron two years old died at West Frankfort Hospital from gunshot wounds received recently. A Cameron brothel investigation is being pursued in connection with the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renton
George Cameron
West Frankfort
Camerons
Tariff Bill 15 Passed by House
The House backed Fordney emergency tariff bill 196 to 84 after eight hours of debate. Representative Rainey led opposition with sharp attacks, while Republicans roared down amendments. Supporters argued it would protect farm products during a ten month period and aid farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Henry T. Rainey
Dem
Ulinala
Bens
Nos
Senate
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Gardner
Texas
Congress
Madden
Til Noll
Deak
Press Seeks Open Naval Radio News Dispatches
Washington representatives urged that U S naval radio relations be opened for sending and receiving press dispatches on official business, criticizing Commerce Department control and proposing a one year renewal with public hearings. Congressman Edward A Britten backed an amendment to require such coverage if private radio corporations still existed providing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinngton
Department of Commerce
Tulee
Etn
Hovel
Peresat
Crassimiasion
Bdward A. Britten
Petrol Prices Cut At Detroit Restaurants
Turbulent early spring notes report price cuts of 25 to 60 percent on all food at Detroit’s tarcest club restaurants as managers promise cheaper meals. other items include a Boston correspondent noting Cape Hatteras wreck and ship rescues near Etowah. delays in petroleum rate changes by Interstate Commerce Commission until Jan 25. and fraud cases in Wilmington and Knoxville with eight year sentences for embezzlement and misappropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Washington
Polots
Kanees
Quidabomwa
Missouri
Chicago
Milwaukee
Midwinter Missouri association meeting set for Springfield
Seymour resident Frank J. Davis and Joplin president Charles W. Fear plan the Ozark Press Association midwinter meeting in Springfield on February 11 and 12. The event focuses on editorial problems and helping smaller newspapers, with officers including Bert E. Woolsey, W. A. Lynch, and T. H. Watters among others. Also reported are Missouri Supreme Court opinions on civil cases from Division No. 2, including a $3,000 verdict against St. Louis Electric Terminal Railway and a Mountain Grove stop ruling for through trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark Preas Association
Ozark
Missouri River
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Davis and
Fear
Bert E. Woolsey
Ash Grove
W. A. Lynch
Springfield
T. H. Watters
Marshfield
W. EK. Freeland
Forsyth
E. G. Hoff
Stockton
State Supreme Court
Jefferson City
Division No
Supreme Court
St. Louis Circuit Court
St. Louis Electric Terminal Railway Company
Thomas Hoover
Carlinville
St. Louis and San Francisco Railway
Ompany
Mountain Grove
Wright County
Wiliam T. Daniel
Wabash Railway Company
Daniel
Mound and
First Street
St. Louis
Western Union rate extension approved by Missouri PSC
The Missouri Public Service Commission ordered Western Union to extend its existing Missouri rate for six months from January 1. The company sought a 2 percent increase, which was denied, and the order requires a Missouri business fee report for the first five months of 1921 to be filed before expiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
State Public Service Commission
Western Union Telegraph Company
Missouri
Vitel
Formation of Third Sedalia Battery Authorized
W F Logan of Hattery D National Guard of Missouri to organize Hattery F. inspection and muster on December 27 by Col John H Sanford. officers to be elected that night. Mule market in Springfield shows slump. demand down for three months. Southwestern Bell and Kinloch seek to keep long distance rates before the Public Service Commission. Rev John Meyer dies. former Lake Creek pastor buried at Lexington. Asphalt company formed in Marshall to develop asphalt tools near Higginsville. Fur market tight. hides not being bought as market improves. Rev J T Thompeos of Carthage called to move Granville Church to next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Smialia
Cayt
W. F. Logan
Hattery D
Field Artillery
National Guard of
Missouri
Clack
Jefferson City
Hattery F
John H Sandford
Kansas City
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Kinloch Line
State Public Service Commission
John Meyer
Lake Creek Methodist Church
Pettis County
Christian Meyer
Lafayette County
Lexington
Education fence topics lead state conference invitations
Hyde and Alkmaun face off as the legislature opens on January 6 with education policy likely to dominate. Invitations went to Dr A Homan and university leaders, college presidents, and county superintendents as the State Teachers Association outlines its legislative program and school needs. The session may revive bills such as the county school unit measure that failed last session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
Srasing Hyde
John M. Alkmaun
Tle
A. Homan
State University
Bige Teachers’ Association
Asociation
Citien
State Teachers’ Association
Piedmont fund raiser aids state highway project
Eighty thousand dollars was raised at three meetings led by Presiding Judge Hackworth in Piedmont Paterson and Damen to support a state and federal highway project from Medmont to Silva. Three hundred men contributed and the Medmont gathering secured the bulk of the money in ten minutes. Government construction cost estimate remains pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Hackworth
Paterson
Damen
Ananee
Medmont
Silva
Fairplay murder trial delayed to March 4
King Bruce murder case in Cesar County Circuit Court was postponed at state request. Witness Dir Addison Cuelleck of Columbia could not attend due to ill health of his life child, and testimony about poisoning in Sallie Bruce’s stomach was not possible. Jefferson City reports Governor Gardner loaned commissions to Missouri National Guard anti aircraft units. Anderson Battery officers named for Lane and Mace units include Captains Lane and Mace with Lieutenants Hoover Porter and Mar Fis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairplay
King Bruce
Sallie Bruce
Cesar County
Addison Cuelleck
Columbia
Jefferson City
Gardner
Missouri National
Neosho
Michard N. Newberger
Kuavid GC. Hoover
Maker T. Porter
Anderson
Kattery Rgall
Lane
Hector O Mace
Joseph Mar Fis
Poultry prices rise as wartime demand hits Missouri
Montgomery City reports plentiful poultry and eggs at wartime prices with buyers hauling birds to the East. In Sedalia Mrs Thel Ringen sues Sunnyside Garage Co over her husband Edwan ingen’s death when an elevator fell at the garage. Frankfort notes farmer John E. Herndon dies at 72 after a long illness. he was a longtime Howard County resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia, Mo
Thel Ringen
Sunnyside Garage Company
Sedalia
Edwan Ingen
Ingen
Mountain Grove Factory Closes Amid Labor Shortage
Mountain Grove Overall factory halted operations until after the holiday period due to a help shortage. Thirty two of the forty employed girls are married, reflecting workforce demographics in the post year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Grove
Elgct
Butler Prosecuting Attorney elect appoints judge
Butler Missouri report notes Prosecuting Attorney elect J J Hales of Rich MIN has appointed Judge A Denton of this city Assistant Prosecuting Attorney for Hawes County Avérain County Roundup Jezico MoI TL Emberson of Columbia state leader of Boys and Girls clubs will complete the plan for the February roundup with the Andrain County rural teachers 150 Acre Farm Grings 16000 Sedalia Missouri J L Butterworth said a lMhecre farm in Blackwater Township for 15000 to Charles F Ginder State Board Approves Bonds Jefferson City Missouri The Public Service Commission has authorized the issuance by the Empire Dietrich Flow the Company of 1725006 of bonds coders to first mortgage The bonds are to be applied by the company to making extensive improvements on its plant Sedalia Missouri Mia Maliesa Mone Wilson widow of the late KC WE son born In North Carolina 70 year age and a resident of Sedalia the past 40 years died here Two Pettis Farmers Ole Bedalia Missouri John Teter a former years old resident of Pettia County 24 years died here He is survived by his wife three sone a daughter and ork Priga Baits 3 te 2 Gants Pound Kaoeas City Missouri Miedortions of te 2 cents 8 pound In wholesale prices of pork and lower quotations on some cuts of beef were announced by Ewift and Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
Jefferson City
The
Public Service Commission
Empire Dietrich
Company of
Joplin
Sedalia
Mia
Maliesa Mone Wilson
Kc, WE Son
North Carolina
Pettis
Ole. Bedalia
John Teter
Pettia County
Ork Priga Baits
Kaoeas City
Miedortions
Ewift and Company
Cuticura Remedies Promised for Pimply Faces
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for pimples and blackheads, with Cuticura Soap and hot water for five minute washes. It urges daily use to keep skin clear and promotes Cuticura Talcum as well.
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Clara Smith
Humon
State of Mississippi
Lake Michigan
Great Lakes Naval Station
Flower Creek
Mich
Clothing Manufacturer’s Association
Capital
Pinal
Rainey
Hilineia
Press
U. S
Congress la
Binks
Oxton
Jane Palmber
Boston
Cape Hatteras
Mr. Marston
Stediehip Colat
Wilmington
Del
William Bush
Wilmington Savings Bank Funda
Charles PF. Fesman
Hercules Powder Company
Missouri State News
Ozark Press Association
Springfeld
Ien
Tuck
Frisco
Ellwood
Galloway
Here
Asphalt Company
Marshall, Mo
Higginsville
Granville Church
Calla
Granville
J. T. Thompeos
Carthage, I
Montgomery City
North
Missouri Purchase
New Frankfort
John TE Herndon
Houe
John
Herndon
Howard County
Girls In Factory Web
Butler
Butler, Mo
J. J. Hales
Rich Min
A. Denton
Hawes County
Avérain County
Jezico
Moi TL Emberson
Andrain County
J. L. Butterworth
Blackwater Township
Charles F. Ginder
Asia
Acal Drageist
Ren
SSS
ST. Louie
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