WAR THREATS WON'T FRIGHTEN IRELAND ASSERTS DE VALERA
Ireland's leader Eamon de Valera resists war threats as Dublin and Dubliners react to the Anglo Irish treaty debate. Cardin Logue backs ratification, while Griffith and Collins push the peace pact amid mixed public sentiment. Soldiers and civilians in Dublin show support for ratification despite opposition from Extremists. The public mood leans toward ending conflict and securing future peace.
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Ireland
DE Valera
Charles M. McCanr
United Pron Stall
Dublin
Bamonn de Valeri
Irish Republic
Agnes
Britain
Sinn Fein
Michael Cohing
Ax de Valera E Popular
England
de Vaters
Collins
Griffith
Pein
Barrten
Cosgrave
Thaeter Politiea
Colling
Ere Waa
Dali
Bank Merger Advances by Conference Board Meeting
Officials of City National Bank State National Winn and Central Trust Company gathered to advance a planned merger. Officers including Wy ig and Terrell were named to lead the combined institution, with the new City National Bank to occupy the former Central Trust building and start operations early January. A separate note reports an aging post office clerk search for Myrot Webbed missing since 1916.
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City National Bank
State National Winn
Central Trust Company
Joh Way Agres
Terrell
Central Trust Whiel
Old City Na
Kich
Ious Bank
A Ee . Conner
Atoral Bank
Rederick Terrell
Try National Brok
Proncere
Contrust Company
Contral Trust Company
Isl Oreapy
Naronal Bank
Yerrell
Old City National Bank
New Bank
Truer Cumpany
Weil
Federal measure against lynching to be privileged bill in House
Washington Dec 10 The bill to make lynching a Federal offense punishable by a 10000 fine will be made privileged and taken up in the House with full opportunity. The House Rules Committee decided discussion next week. Southern Democrats oppose arguing it invades state rights and sovereignty. Representative Simmers of Texas said Congress contemplates superseding state police by federal powers. The measure would let federal authorities prosecute in federal court and fine the county where the lynching occurred if local authorities fail to act. The proposal has endorsements from President Hargis and Attorney General Payicherty.
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Simmers
Texas
Congress
Lyord
Hargis
Gener Payicherty
Repeal of law on jitneys demands first repeal
The jitney committee presses for outright repeal of the ordinance eliminating jitney buses and for re enactment allowing operation with no delays. It offers audit aid and claims the city could be served with free regulator assistance. Mayor Black’s stance shifts amid talks with city commissioners and the Public Service Company proposal.
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Black
Thurstixy
Dines
Bleden Af Pfeiffer
Baudit
Sap Antonio Public Service Compt Ca Jona
Fe’ Seresgary Helbe
Kota
Ty @ Nive On
Auto Bus Delvers
City Commission
Vaek
Public Service Company
Tn Camp Travis
iCity Commission
Pacific Pact Would Confer Powers On Pacific Controversies
The report details a draft treaty among the United States Britain France and Japan to manage insular possessions and Pacific questions. It provides for joint conferences on unresolved disputes, mutual measures if rights are threatened, a ten year term with renewal, and ratification procedures. The agreement would supersede the 1911 Britain Japan accord upon ratification.
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United States of America
British Empire
France
Japan
Pacific Ocean
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
India
Dominion of
Canada
Commonwealth of Australia
New Zealand
Washington
Great Britain
London
Body of Tom Slaughter Found in Arkansas Woods
A report from Little Rock and Benton confirms the body of outlaw Tom Slaughter, an escaped bank robber, has been found in the Arkansas wilderness near Benton. Officers and witnesses debate whether convict J C Howard killed Slaughter, while two black men claiming liberty with Slaughter corroborate Howard's claim.
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Tom Slaughter
Arkansas Woods
Lttle Rock
Ark
Benton
Slaughter
Little Rock
Bec
Hot Springs
J. J. Craw
J. C. Howard
Dee
Wearen
J.C. Haw Ard
Howied
Tyre
Vrisos
Howard
Dim Wells
Clifton Taylor
Slaughters
Steve Ferguson
Don
Alek Ang
Neers
Buster
Willis Culinen
Gegroes
Dempsey
Orton
Saline County
Roward
Mariam Congiy
Chief yields to plea of women in jail for smokes
Police chief Martin faced a question whether women prisoners in the city jail should be allowed to smoke. After finding a inmate smoking a toga brand, he ordered cigarettes banned from the women's cell. Prisoners protested, some recalling old customs, while Martin sought advice before acting further.
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Martin
Pratest
CR Marti
Thirteen Month Old Boy Drinks Kerosene
Roy Stuart reports a one year old boy from 215 M Street recovering at Robert Green Memorial Hospital after drinking kerosene from a cup mistaken for water. Local doctors described the incident as accidental and cautioned guardians to keep hazardous liquids out of reach.
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Roy Stuart
M Street
Robert 3B
Green Memorial
Unbelief No Excuse For Obeying Law Says Official
A Seventh Day Adventist asked to keep a garage open on Sunday. City Clerk Amstent, Pik he it was against the law. The Adventist replied he observes Saturday Sabbath and should not be forced to violate his beliefs. The clerk countered, while the other man asserted prohibitionist views.
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Seventh Day Adventist Church
Ayes Simpson
Vithor
Powers Approve New Quadruple Pacific Pact at Washington
Continental Hall source reports Britain United States Japan and Italy join to form a ten year pacific entente. France China and smaller powers express support as Secretary Hughes adjourns the conference. The pact binds signatories to respect possessions and submit disputes to a common council and is conditional on ratification by each country.
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Ontinental Hall
Washington, D. C
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Pacific
Lodge
Senate
The
Hughes
France
A. J. Balfour
Tapan
Tokugawa
Nutes Schauzer
Trallay
Prince- Tokugawa
Italy
Thing
Sze sald-China
Holland
Belgium
Portugal
Pnet
Americas
America
Man in race with death uses swift airplane
A dangerous pursuit unfolds as a man seeks rapid travel from the City of Mexico to Ferrington Missouri to reunite with his wife. Telegrams, a border flight plan, and a plane dispatched by the San Antonio Aeronautics Company are noted, with officials arranging an aerial meeting near Laredo. A claim is made of saving one honey by this method of travel.
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City of Mexico
Ferrington
Missouri
Ike T. Pryor
Laredo
J. RR. Riley
Indusrial Department
Chamber of Commerse
San Antonio Aeronauticss Company
Jury in Steen murder case to begin charge today
The Steen murder trial for Albert Tipn, a University student, nears the charge. Judge Taylo announces 2 pm convening with 19 attorneys to present the charge to a jury. Testimony closed last night and prosecutors prepare a 19 man lineup amid uncertain timetable for verdict as cases progress through multiple delays and juror selections.
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Steen
Join Steen
Negro
Oh Reed
Indi
Albert Tipn
University Wtudent
Taylao
Fifth District Court
Vaploe
Steen Hake
Ize
Is Brothers
Slater
Eat
Commerce Street
Yeur's
Apainet
Bree Tips Brothers
Disteiet
Hornay Drexer
Linden
Caster
Anthony Awill
Swith
McAshit Koslin
Witson
Terrell
Jobason
Chanbers
Watsonnan
San Antonio Baseball Club Acquires Two Players
Milwauke club announced the transfer of two players to San Antonio. Outfielder Kirkham and pitcher Trentman were moved today under an optional agreement, with Kirkham joining the Spurs and Trentman headed to the San Antonio rotation.
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SAN Antonio Baseball Club
Milwauk
Wit
Tee
Kirkham
Trentman
Milwaukoe
San Antonio
Trentinga
Children Preparing for Big Empty Stocking Ball
Mary Carter describes the annual Fancy Dress Empty Stocking Ball to be held next week in the Gunter Hertel bellroom. Mrs Kate Hymas directs with Mrs Amos Graves assisting. the event runs from 2 pm to 5 pm and features new dances, a Serpentine figure, Ku Bank orchestra, and high class music from county ensembles.
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Mary, Carter
Gunter Hertel
Kate Hymas
Amos, Graves
Santania
Widl
Kubank
Eubank
Beer Ovchhestras
Exeryone i
Fring Grow
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Daniel O’connell
Coeux
Cardinal Logue
Beamonn de Valera
Peace Party
Arthur Griffith
Michael’ Collins
Dubin
Ndt
da Valera
Werner
Michael Collins
Christianta. Dev
Deneg
Branting
Sween
Christian Laree
Norway
Buttain
Limerick
Amore de Valera
Ae Chancrlay
Natiomal University of Dublin
Central Trust Board
Tseate-Man
Myrot Webbed
Revel Gad Tod
Fuller
Hill
Main Street
Malden
Mags
Han Inet
Webber
Howard Street
Antonio
Ton, D.C
Nesroes
Curly Todas
Curran
U. S
Deate
Catillion
Mr. Gros
Les Jennessee
Christe Mats
Bull
Mra
Star
Woodman Bond
May Verna
Bere
Dugee
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