Two Irish deputies shot on way to Dublin session
Dublin December 7 Deputy Sean Hales was killed and Deputy Speaker Patrick O Mailla wounded on a taunting car en route to parliament. The attack occurred as rebels and Free State forces clash near Cork with barricades, armored cars, and bombs in County Cork.
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DUBLIN
Associated Tess
Congrave
Sean Hales
Patrick O’Mailla
O'Maille
Bericus
Cossrage
Mulcahy
Free State
O'Mallle
dal
Haley
South Cork
Cork CORK
Ballymakeora
Macroom
Moonsy
Pye
County Cork
Brandon
Langley crash inquiry into fatal air collision
Newport News December 7 A board of inquiry opened into yesterday’s Langley field plane crash that killed six. Maj Gearhart flying a Fokker collided with Capt Doyle’s Martin bomber as both planes went down from about 2500 feet. Five of six aboard perished. Private Holos of Philadelphia died from injuries after the wreck caught fire.
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NEWPORT NEWS
Langley, field
Ma. L. Gearhart
Martin
Benton A. Doyle
Maj
Gearhart
walte
Capt. Doyle
Philadelphia
jimping
Penny Becomes Major Insurer With 9.3 Million Policy
New York December 7 J C Penny joins top policy holders with a total of 9,300,000 in coverage. Annual premiums run 120,000. Penny, who started in a KermereR Wye clothing shop with 400 capital, now runs a chain in 29 states alongside Rodman Wanamaker John Wanamaker and Pierre Dupont.
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NEW YORK
J. ¢. Penny
Rodman Wanamaker
John Wanamaker
Pierra Dupont
Mr. Penny
Kermerer
Wye
Boy Plays With Shotgun Wounds Mother and Two Daughters
In Columbus Nebraska a mother Mrs Louis Rush and her two young daughters aged five and two were severely wounded in a hospital after accidental shotgun discharges while a nine year old boy played with the weapon. The incident occurred as the family prepared for a calm day, and police are investigating the mishap.
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COLUMBUS
Neb
Louis Rush
playra
Ulster Votes to Stay Out of Free State
Belfast dispatch reports Ulster parliament votes unanimously to remain separate from the Irish Free State under the Angl o Irish treaty. Premier Sir Jamon Craig tells Commons Ulster will not appoint a representative on the boundary commission.
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ULSTER
FREE STATE
BELFAST
Associated Press
Jamon Craig
house of commons
Government Reclamation Work Marks Twenty Years of Progress
The twenty year review of the federal reclamation program ends June 17, 1922, noting a government investment around 185 million dollars yielding water for about 1.675 million acres of arid land in the West and 1.1 million more acres in private projects. The service has built over 13,000 miles of canals, excavated more than 200 million cubic yards of earth, and placed about 14 million cubic yards in dams serving 31,462 farms and over 30,000 families.
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WASHINGTON
Arthur P. Davis
United States’ reclamation service
department of the interior
Soma Heavy
Wood to Stay in Philippines as Provost Nomination Off
Major General Leonard Wood will remain as governor general of the Philippine Islands and decline the University of Pennsylvania offer to serve as provost marshal, according to information released by administration officials. War department officials withheld formal comment but indicated an announcement would likely come from Secretary Weeks' office.
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WASHINGTON
Leonard Wood
the
Philippine ighunds
University of Pennsylvania
War department
Wood
tt wed
Weeks
George Washington damaged in Dover Strait collision
The steamer George Washington was damaged after a collision with British steamer Clyne Rock near Goodwin Sands in the Dover straits but continued its voyage. No injuries were reported. the clash was attributed by Clyne Rock’s crew to faulty maneuvering by the American vessel.
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LONDON
Associated Press
George Washington
Goodwin Sands
straits of Dover
DOVER
England
George Wabhingiga
Rock
Bramén
Verdict of $465000 Awarded In Alienation Suit
Washington dispatch reports a verdict awarding 465000 in an alienation suit involving Middle West shippers. Testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission centered on Southern Pacific and Central Pacific control impacting Middle West traffic. Idaho Senator Gooding warned that preserving two lines would invite high rates and harm competition, urging continued Southern Pacific control to prevent monopolistic pricing. The hearing reflects tensions in rail transportation policy and regional competitiveness.
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WASHINGTON
Middle West
Southern Pacific
Central Pacific
J. J. Waite
frelehl traffic commission
Chicago Association of Commerce
Interatate commerce
3. P
seaboard
Atlantic
Pacific
Mississippi valley
San Francisco
Senator Gooding
Idaho
Union
nate
Gooding
Dead bank thief identified after Oakland fatal bank robbery
The dead bank bandit shot by Oakland police after a Salv Ramon Bank robbery in Contra Costa County is Pratt Heiner, a paroled Folsom convict. Heiner, sentenced in 1917 for robbery, was paroled in 1931 and may have worked at a Palo Alto Army base hospital. Police investigate link to Calvin West and a possible Los Angeles police connection.
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OAKLAND
Gal
Salv Ramon
Costra Costa county
Pratt Heiner
Folsom
Heiner
Seventeenth street
Broadway
Palo Alto
thas
army base hospital
Calvin West
Calvin Wext
ataymer
Los Angeles police
Aoree
Gas Leak in Theatre Triggers Large Fire Loss
A gas leak in the basement of a Kansas City theatre and adjoining buildings caused an explosion and fire damage estimated at $100,000. Robert Davis, a Black janitor, sustained burns and possibly life threatening injuries. nearby buildings were damaged as firefighters and investigators work to determine the cause.
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KANSAS CITY
y theatre
Robert Davis
Candle to Burn Eighteen Centuries in Memory of Caruso
In New York, a five foot base sixty inch high chemically treated beeswax candle known as the Engeo Caruso Memorial candle has been completed by Antonio Ajello and brothers. It will be shipped to Pampeli Italy to the orphan asylum fund and placed in Our Lady of Fompet where it will burn for about eighteen centuries as suggested by Cardinal Vanutelli.
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NEW YORK
Engeo Caruso
Antonio Ajello
Pampeli
Italy
Caruso
Our Lady of Fompet
Vanutelli
Stinson Upheld By Argonaut Mine Investigation
Sacramento Feb 7 A three member committee appointed months ago to probe the Argonaut mine disaster at Jackson on August 7 returned a report to Gov Stephens. The loss of 47 lives is noted but the cause remains undetermined. The most plausible causes cited are engineering diarism and defective wiring with cigarette or pipe lighting as a third possibility. The report criticizes shift foreman Bradshaw for poor warning and lack of timely communication. It endorses existing mining rules and agrees with Inspector Stinson that reversal of law could have saved miners.
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SACRAMENTO
Argonaut
Jackson
Stephens
A. B. ©. Dorhmann
San Francisco
Wid. Lorings
J.C. Willuma
Grass Valley
isnéss
ciigar
Goss Clarence Bradshi
Bradshaw
Muldoon
anite
Ross
Stinson
Andy J. Stinson
Argonaut ming
Two Girls Suspected in Escape Case Across Coast
San Diego reports claim Mrs. Clara Phillips, Los Angeles murderess, seen near Point of Rocks cabin. Chicago brief notes Elsie Coe and Clara Hutchings identified as not Phillips after boarding Los Angeles Limited. Los Angeles searches extend to Tijuana with no progress. coast motorboats mobilized for search.
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SAN DIEGO
Cal
Clara Phillips
Los Angeles
Tia Jurna
Ed Johnson
Point of Rocks
ocean
William Thaeger
CHICAGO
Elsie Coe
Clara Hutchings
Baltimore
Los Angeles Limited
Chicago & Northwestern
Phillips
Maywood
Phillipsy
Clora
Loos Angeles
California
Mexico
Alberta Meadows
W. L .Traeger
Explosion Kills Seven In Oregon House Fire
Six children and one woman died with three adults and a child injured from a gasoline can explosion mistaken for kerosene while aiding a smoldering fire near Eugene. Mrs Iver Johnson and Hazel Church among the injured died early today. In Washington, the cost of the U S foreign service for the coming year was placed at about 10 million dollars after treaty payments. Senator Wheeler defies smoking norms in Senate assembly as new members arrive.
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EUGENE
Oro
Iver Johnson
Hazel Church
WASHINGTON
foreign service
United States
Hugres
state department
house
Hughes
Colombia
Panama
senate
bwgn
Millman
Wheeler
Montana
Ladd
North’ Dakota
new
progressive bloc
Ex War Premier Clemenceau Visits Washington at White House
Ex War Premier Georges Clemenceau arrives in the American capital and meets President Harding during a busy day. Luncheon honors Clemenceau with guests including Vice President Coolidge, Chief Justice Taft, Secretaries Hughes and Melton, and leaders Lodge and Gillett, among others.
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WASHINGTON
Georges
Clemenceau
Harding
House
Representa
tis. Porter
senate
house foreign
Justerand
Henry White
Hugh C. Wallace
France
Spain Cabinet Shuffle Reported in Madrid Cable Dispatch
Madrid reports a cabinet reshuffle amid unclear details as parliamentary and official sources hint at changes. Local observers note potential shifts in ministerial portfolios and policy direction following recent government moves.
Saws Found Tied to Prison Plot in Los Angeles Jail
Los Angeles reports six saws found in the Los Angeles County Jail amid rumors of a wholesale delivery plot following the Clara Phillips case. Jailer Mark Hailey said the items were located during a search hours after Philips’ murder conviction. McNabb, McDonald, Kerr, Spignola, Wilson and Blusguy link to a wider alleged crime network.
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CLARA PHILLIPS
Mia
Meadowa
how
Los Angeles
FR. A. McNabb
Mark Hailey
immer
McNabb
Fat” McDonald
Mineapol 4
Bailey
McDonald
Red" Kerr
Guide Spignola
the mouse
Standard Oil Company
Baritone Quits Opera in Huff Chicago Civic Opera
Joseph Schwarts a leading baritone of the Chicago Civic Opera company has quit the company and may not rejoin this season. Differences with management over singing dates were given as the cause. His bride, the former Mrs. Clara Stelenik, widow of a New York coffee dealer, accompanied him in departure.
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CHICAGO
Joseph Schwarts
Chicago Civic Opera company
Clara Stelenik
New York
Tidalg
Schwartz agsin
Tate
Senator La Follette proposes meat packing law change
Washington declares a bill to restore the federal trade commission's power to investigate the meat packing industry. Wisconsin Republican Senator La Follette yesterday gained support for a resolution inquiring into the proposal as part of a broader reform effort.
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WASHINGTON
Dec
federal trade commission
La Follette
Republican
Wisconsin
ptlon
Aymour-Morris mer‘Rar
Farmers Raise Food For Themselves On Farm
Washington reports survey of 26 farmers showing 79 percent locally producible, high freight costs raise prices farmers pay for imports and lower prices received for their crops, boosting local production potential and reducing dependence on distant suppliers.
Marital Troubles Spark Large Reno Divorce Suit
$465,000 verdict awarded to Mrs. Dorrit Stevens Woodhouse after a lengthy Burlington trial over her husband’s alienation of affections. The case ties Reno residence and Vermont dower rights to a potential divorce, with proceedings paused pending outcome of related suit.
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Reno
East
BURLINTON
Dea
Dorrit Stevens Woodhours
Lorenza E. Woodhous
New York
Douglas Woodhouse
law
Nev
Woodhouses
Burlington
acton
Woodhouse
Lilian Hendrick
Washington, D. C
Washoe county
T. C. Hart
eighth judicial
Otto G. Kuklinski
Huskey and
Vermont
Fishing Craft Believed Lost Near Northern Banks
Seattle observers, citing Prince Rupert and Ketchikan advisories, say the Seattle vessels Morengen and Convention and Canadian schooner Valorous likely were lost in a heavy storm on the Northern fishing banks. Overdue from Hecate Strait since mid November, each schooner carried six crew. The US Coast Guard cutter Unalga planned to search, but little hope was held for locating the missing crews.
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SEATTLE
Prince Rupert
Ketchikan
Alaska
Valorous
Hecate strait banks
Washington
Prines Rupert
United States coast guard
Unalga
Maintenance of Way Workers Get Penn Rail Raise
Chicago Dec 1 The Pennsylvania Railroad system grants wage increases totaling about 1.8 million dollars annually for maintenance of way employees. The move affects numerous workers and reflects a broad adjustment across the Pennsy network.
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PENNA. R.R
CHICAGO
Pennsylvania railroad
Hinton Heads Toward Brazil In Transcontinental Flight
Lieut Walter Hinton resumed the New York to Rio Janeiro flight heading toward Maranhuo down the coast with a stop planned at Braganca for gasoline. Northwest Chicago endures a cold wave as winter spreads from the Pacific slope toward the Mexican border. Los Angeles set to examine insanity and cheating allegations as Arthur C. Burch case moves to Thursday with lawyers present.
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PARA
Brazil
Associated Press
Walter Hinton
ita
New York-to-Rilo Janeiro
Maranhuo
Braganca
CHICAGO
Northwest
ero
BURCH
LOS ANGELES
Arthur C. Burch
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OPERA
HUFF
ISLA FOLLETTE
erie todd
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