Six Sinn Fein suspects held in Britain after liner raid
Six men arrested at Southampton aboard the liner Acquitinia from New York were released in London as arms were found on their persons. They claimed no knowledge of Sinn Fein activity. Weapons were confiscated and they were later taken to Scotland Yard. Dublin sources report raids on Sinn Fein offices with many documents seized. no arrests reported.
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LONDON
Southampton
New York
Unis city
Scotland Yard
Linn F Homes
Sinnein
Scotland
gob
Sinn Fein
DUBLIN
corporation of
Mina Fein
Paroled Man Arrested in Utah for Receiving Stolen Diamonds
Salt Lake City December 1. Walters a twenty six year old ex convict from Nevada and Missouri prison record is jailed on charges of receiving stolen property. Police link him to a diamond robbery at a local hotel guest Dave Clemens worth 250 dollars. Walters formerly served time including a Missouri penitentiary sentence and Nevada prison term. He was paroled after two years.
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SALT LAKE CITY
Sith
Walters
Nevada
Jefferson City
Missouri
polie
Dave Clemens
Science Trust Argument Ends in Boston Hearing
The Christian Science Church faceing its future policy heard final arguments before Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. The case concerned the construction of deeds of trust governing the church and its publishing activities. The audience included international observers. Briefs were filed and the court closed the matter with a decision not expected before March.
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BOSTON
Christian Science Church
supreme court of Massachusetts
bngland
Baker Wildy
activitie
Doughty Held Without Bail In Oregon Theft Case
Toronto dispatch reports John Doughty, arrested in Oregon and returned, will be held without bail for a hearing next Monday on theft and conspiracy charges connected to theatre owner Small’s disappearance. Detectives, who doubt the trunk murder theory, say Doughty is a former employee and the mystery remains unresolved.
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TORONTO
John Doughty
Oregon
wie hi
Doughty
Small
Boots hide money belt of Finland man at gate
At a gate in Gardner Massachusetts investigators found a leather boot containing a money belt with 39 70. The deceased is Jacob Hagestrand of Finland who died there in 118. Hagestrand's widow will be notified of the find.
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GARDNER
Mass
Jacob Hagestrand
Finland
Haggstrand
STOP IMMIGRATION ENTIRELY PLAN AS TEMPORARY STEP
Washington reports a proposed six month halt to immigration as Congress drafts a general law. Senator King of Utah, a Democratic member of the immigration committee, said admission of aliens should be made more difficult and suggested barring entry to those believed exposed to red tendencies.
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WASHINGTON Dee
congress
King
Utah
senate immigration committee
United States
1142 SLAIN IN HAITI MOSTLY FELL IN REAL BATTLE
A three week court of inquiry in Port Au Prince Haiti reports 1142 U S Marines killed since the campaign against bandits began nearly two years ago. The toll includes ten killed in the Lang and Willig case. most deaths occurred in actual combat during 298 battles, including an attack on Port au Prince in January. The inquiry did not resolve all charges, while rumors from local papers and Dyer letters complicate public opinion.
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PORT AU
TRISCH
Efaiti
Des
oval court of inquiry
Hai
Creemearn Lang
Sergesot
Boris AWLLOrns
Lang
Williegs
Port aa
Prince
Willig
Timbs
nett
United States marine corps
Mig
Jesse PF. Dyer
Wence
carr hng
Building Falls as Six Men Reported Missing
New York December 1 six workmen were reported missing after an eight story remodel building at Broadway and Fifty second Street collapsed shortly before five o clock. A thick dust cloud hung over Broadway as the structure fell.
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NEW YORK
Broadway
Fifty-second Street
Coast Deprived Of Its Cruisers
The Pacific fleet cruiser squadron will be placed out of commission temporarily. Rear Admiral William R. Shoemaker is ordered to Hawaii as commandant of the Seventeen Naval Districts with headquarters at Pearl Harbor, succeeding Rear Admiral William B. Fletcher who led the naval commission to Grizit.
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WASHINGTON
Pee t
Pacific fleet
Renr
William R. Shoemaker
Hawaii
tenteen
Pearl Harbor
William B. Fletcher
naval commission
Grizit
Seven to Be Arraigned in Coast Liquor Cases
San Francisco December 1 seven individuals including Mrs Clad K Warburton former acting pra ctition officer for California John D Costello secretary to United States Senator Uhekun and five others were notified to appear before a United States commissioner for arraignment on indictments charging conspiracy to violate the Volstead act Bail set at 10000 each with December 4 set as the due date on which the aud.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Clad K. Warburton
California
John D. Costello
United States
Uhekun
Giolitti Refuses To Discuss D Annunzio In Fiume
Premier Giolitti in Rome rejects a question on government plans for military action against Captain Gabriele d Annunzio in Fiume. A Rome dispatch notes reports aim to speed Rapallo treaty approval, while Milan highlights limited incidents as Alpini clash with d Annunzio supporters and Veglia garrison receives reinforcements.
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ONDON
Giolitti
Italy
chamber of deputies
Rome
Gabriele d' Atenunzio
Fiume
London Times
senate
Caviglia
Milan
Times
sid
d'Annunzio
Triest
Embezzlement Charge Made in Rail Route Case
Salt Lake City December 1 Charged with embezzling 100 dollars from the Los Angeles Salt Lake railroad and the American Express Company as agent for the Salt Lake route stain Gaks in August and September Wheeler was arrested by a Department of Justice agent. He will be taken to Los Angeles where a felony complaint is filed. The arrest occurred at Layton near here where Wheeler has been station agent for the Denver Rio Grande railroad for a few weeks.
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SALT LAKE CITy
Los Angeles alt Lake railroad
American Express Company
Sault Lake
Walnut
ual
Wheeler
department of jusice
Los Anges
Layton
Denver & Rio Grande railroad
Prussian Row Over Royalty Sparks Assembly Disorder
In Berlin on December 1, disorder broke out in the Prussian assembly as a Majority Socialiste motion proposed transferring state property to provide income for former enemies. The sitting was suspended after intense exchanges between socialist Herr Heilmann and Conservative Herr Kaufmann. Heilmann argued for reparations while insisting former foes were not entitled to payment.
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BERLIN
Herr Heilmann
Germany
Marriage Law Questions Custody Case in Paducah
In Paducah Kentucky a court dismisses Walter Thornton and his wife Effie Hale in a custody dispute. The case cites a statute about marriage between a son-in-law and his mother-in-law and notes higher courts would not sustain such a marriage rule. Thornton had been divorced from his current wife's daughter.
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PADUCAH
Kentucky
Lang
Walter Thornton
Effie Hale
Thornton
Four Babies at Once Born to One Mother in Utah
Salt Lake City reports a Phin City Utah farmer’s wife Mrs Ina T Knight gave birth to quadruplets three boys and a girl. Two babies died soon after birth while the other two, each about four and a half pounds, are expected to live.
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SALT LAKE CITY
ina ‘T. Knight
Phin City
Utah
Scotch Snuff Replaces Toasts At Boston Banquet
The Scotish Charitable Society held its annual banquet in Boston with a twist as snuff from a ram's horn replaced traditional toasts to Prohibition. Gov. Calvin Coolidge, then vice president elect, led the way with the first pinch, followed by a string of sneezes as Prof. Charlton Black of Boston University recounted a cautionary anecdote about restraint, ending with the old Scotsman’s warning against excess.
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BOSTON
Calvin Coolidge
Charlton Black
Boston University
Armenian Letter of Wilson Well Renewed in Geneva
Geneva reports a renewed Armenian mediation offer from President Wilson read to the League of Nations council. The note, received this morning, sparked relief and optimism among delegates, with discussions on potential mediation terms and broader Turkish and Greek stakes shaping the debate. An official assessment noted Wilson’s stance as a positive step toward easing the Armenian question.
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GENEVA
Wilson
Armenia
council of the
League of Nations
council
Europe
A. J. Balfou
Lritisis
Mustapha Kemal
Turkey
Sevres
Cecil
sss
Lord iubert
Rena he
Austria Elected League Member by Commission
Geneva December 1 Austria was unanimously voted a member of the League of Nations by the commission for admission of new states. The vote signals approval pending ratification by the league.
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AUSTRIA
GENEVA
Associated Presa
League of Nationa
commission for
league
Non-Partisans Name Blame for Bank Crash
Milwaukee Wisconsin December 1 Former North Dakota AS of Muulty leader M P Johnson testified to the Wisconsin branch that the recent bank collapse stemmed from reckless waste for propaganda and socialist schemes. He blamed post-dated checks holding company stocks and discounting methods as causes, arguing bankers and depositors tolerated excesses.
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MILWAUKEE
Wis
M. P. Johnson
North Dakota
American Society of Muulty
Wisconsin
Wall Street
aolex
Johnson
Governors Meet at Harrisburg Conference Opens
Governors from Utah Arizona Louisiana Arizona and others meet in Harrisburg under Gov Simon Bamberger with Gov Sproul hosting. Arizona Gov Campbell lauds hospitality and Louisiana Gov Parker arrives late. Harding of Town speaks on agricultural issues. Sproul plans park legislation as a model for other states.
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HARRISBURG
Simon Bamberger
Utah
Campbell
Arizona
Bamberger
Sproul
Sis
Gov. Parker
Louisiana
W. L. Harding
Gen Wood Honored In Allied Command Conflict
Gen Wood is discussed as a potential leader of a ten command allied force against moslems and Rowan Armenia committee proposed campaign against Mustapha Kerik Pashee. The Geneva council approves inviting a U S delegate to join a military commission to sit as representative. Turkish Nationalists show growing American relief interest per Henry Rig director. Turn to Page Two.
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dies
Lennard Wood
Lenations
Armenia committee
thes fins aginst
Mustapha Kerik Pashee
seer
U. S
GENEVA
council of the ons
United States
CONSTANTINOPLE
Henry Rig
athe Trist tuber a. Kharput
Spanish leader is sent away amid unrest in Barcelona
In Madrid on December 1 Salvador Segur known as Rey del Sucre and other leading syndicalists were taken from Barcelona. They were moved by yacht Girdda to the Goldarian lands in the Mediterranean. The civil governor said the action is a removal rather than deportation and argues the move prevents potential violence from an outraged public.
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MADRID
Salvador Segur
Rey del Sucre
Barcelon
Girdda
Goleariu islands
Mediterranean
Barechonit
French Commune Chiefs Drowned in Sailboat Wreck
YARIS Dec. 1 Three wealthy communist leaders from the Moscow congress perished when their sailing boat wrecked off Mourmans. The missing are Vergeat Pepetit and Lefevre, according to a Stockholm dispatch.
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YARIS
Moscow
Mourmaans
Irae SANS i
Stockhkeha
Vergeat
Pepetit
Lefevre
School Girl's Chickens Net Big Profit Record
Alma Ocksen age twelve at McAKenn school in Tacoma cleared 441 dollars from her flock of 200 chickens in the past year. The hens produced 924 dozen eggs, selling at 651 dollars and 72 cents, yielding a sizable net profit for the County Boys and Girls Club records.
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TACOMA
Wash
Alma Ocksen
McAKenn
County Hoys and Gils Club
President Wit Replies To Johnson on Farm Relief
Sioux City Ia Dec 1 President Wit replying to a message from Senator Jed Johnson of all Dakota urged immediate financial relief for farmers and live stock producers of the Northwest today sent the telegram received here. His message says the conditions stem from the fall in prices and regrets not having powers to provide the needed services.
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SIOUX CITY
Wit
Jed Johnson
Dakota
Northwest
bere Unis
Jena
Study of Prohibition Effects Across Colleges
Chicago December report says the Intercollegiate Prohibition Association will launch a survey early next year under university economists and sociologists to measure prohibition’s impact on industry business and investment. It will assess crime health recreation scholarship and social welfare outcomes.
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CHICAGO
J. D. Baekler
Co operative Tailor Shops Planned To Cut Prices
In St Louis two cooperative tailor shops will open within a week under the Merchant Tailors Association. Led by Samuel L. Fox the plan eliminates contractors who cut garments, lowering cloth prices and reducing outfits from 45 to 74 dollars by 10 to 15 dollars while maintaining union wage scales.
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ST. LOUIS, Drc. 1
Merchant Tailors Association of
Fox
Obregon Inaugurated Mexican President In 1919
Gen Alvaro Obregon was sworn in at midnight marking a peaceful transfer of executive power in Mexico. US diplomat George Summerton attended as observers noted a large patriotic display and plans for foreign investment and railroad extension to Chihuahua City. Obregon emphasized opening doors to foreign capital and social reforms including education and teacher employment.
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MEXICO CITY
Preas
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
George T. Summertin
United States
UPASO
Tex
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Ohregen
midntehe
chambers of commerce
Ohregon
Kinsay City
Kansas City
pew
Chihuahua
Obregon
congress
jem
Mita
Sonora
Carranza
Francisco Villa
Charranga
Policy opposes wage reductions in Northwest mills
Sporan h, Dec 1. J J H Reynolds secretary manager of the Associated Industries of the Inland Empire announced a policy opposing wage cuts after a conference with Eastern Washington Oregon and Northern Idaho members. The eight hour day will be observed wages in lumber mills will not be materially reduced and wood wages will stay at fifty cents per hour. Shutdowns of plants will be kept as short as possible. The Associated Industries will condemn any employer who exploits the labor surplus.
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SPORANH
J. J. H. Reynolds
Inland Empire
Washington
Oegon
Northern
Idahy
Reynolds
humber
Pae Associated Industries
Kennedys Held in $600 Bail After Union Club Incident
New York December 3 Michael Kennedy and Hugh O Rorke were charged with malicious mischief for the Thanksgiving Day attack on Trish sympathizers at the Union Club. They allegedly tore the Union Jack and damaged club windows valued at 160 dollars each. Edgar J Hines, a club clerk, filed the complaint.
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NEW YORK
Dee. J
Michael Kennedy
Hugh O'Rorke
Trish
Union Club
Edgar J. Hines
Union Leader Killed in Madrid Shootings
Francois Laynet former deputy and trades union leader of Barcelona was attacked and shot dead in Madrid on December 1 according to a Barcelona dispatch. The incident marks a fatal blow to a prominent labor figure amid regional tensions.
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MADRID
Francois Laynet
Barcelona
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