Irish assassination bid shocks Lord French in Ireland
A failed mob attack on Field Marshal Viscount French near Phoenix Park Ireland is described as the worst violence in a decade. Five shots were fired. one guard was killed another wounded. French escaped unharmed. Police and troops were rushed to the scene as fears of a broader uprising grew.
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Ireland
Viscount French
Xhota
Glee Regal Lodge
Asaasais
Pollerman
French
Inia Wan
Phoenix Park
Tne
Senate
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Eves
Ibwan
Lloyd Grocke
Mondhy
Weather forecast fragment for weekend with cold notes
Fragmentary weather note reports Anthole and fate tonight and Saturday with temperatures around 40 expected. Indicates generally fair but colder nights with gusts and a northward trend, and hints at winds and colder conditions into Sunday with variable visibility and a cool to cold weekend ahead.
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Gorth
Favardey
Army goods thefts spark federal probe in San Antonio
Federal agents filed charges over thefts from the Army Store on West Commerce Street. A prominent San Antonio physician and three others were arrested, with more arrests expected. Goods including canned foods and dried fruits were traced to the physician’s tele, with shipments to New Reseda Pena Frat and nearby points. The case, under Col Porter’s oversight, involves several thousand dollars and ongoing investigations.
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San Antonio
Army
West Commerce Street
Tnlind
Eden
Sullivan
Bureau of Investication
Department of Justice
Wade
Tie Posselan
Col
Dota A. Parrer
Nevw
Reseda
antiLia
Porter
Ona
New
Palmer Holds Wartime Prohibition Continues Amid Court Debate
Washington reports Attorney General Palmer says the president cannot lift wartime prohibition until peace is declared or constitutional prohibition becomes effective. Senators and legal authorities debate timing, with liquor interests seeking stock disposal before the 18th Amendment takes effect and questions about the proclamation date.
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Washington, D.C
Palmer
Te Surneme
Leon Hone
Supreme Court
Wilson
Lime Bay
Lewis
Timoty
Hell
Umulty
Olney
Massachusetts
Alsa
Aquor
Stpreme
Bath
State Department
United States
Twenty Thousand U S Millionaires Revealed in Tax Reports
Washington December reports show about 20,000 individuals in the United States classified as millionaires based on calendar year income. The millionaire class, defined by incomes of fifty thousand dollars or higher, includes top executives with fortunes above one million annually.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Millonaire
Whith
General Treat to command post in transition at Fort Sam Houston
Gen W S Scott retiring January 1 after long service with the Southern Department. Brig Gen Treat, now at Camp Sherman, to oversee command in San Antonio. Scott entered West Point in 1910 and rose through duties including Fort Sam Houston command since October 3, 1980, after time at Fort Oglethorpe. He served in France, earned the French Legion of Honor, and organized the 8th Cavalry at Leon Springs before going overseas.
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W. S. Scott
Fort Sam Heasted
Treat
Camp Sherman
San Antonio
Scott
Wests Point
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Opletharpe
Sinc
France
Tnse
Hordeaux
French Legion of Honor
Southern Department
Oversea
Souther Department
Leon Springs
Shah of Persia Wants to Dance at Hotel Maurice
Dec 19 report describes a clash between the Shah of Persia and the Hotel Maurice manager over a Christmas dancing party. The Shah threatened to leave if he could not dance, but the manager refused concessions citing prior royal guests.
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Shah OF Persia
Persia
Maurice
Spain
Prince of Wales
Paris
Italians Who 'Saved' City Are Treated as Intruders
London despatch reports the Fiume municipal council voting 44 to 4 against continued occupation by Italian troops. D’Annunzio present at the meeting was hissed as he tried to address the crowd. Other dispatches note conflicting views in Rome and Paris over Adriatic settlement and Italian claims to Fiume, with public opinion divided and no decisive news.
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Talmet Gaid
Mima
Dalag
Lowla
Duyttes
Jastrietioum
Ondon
Fiume
Gabriele D’annunzio
Post
Agram
D’annunzio
Paris
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Supreme Council
San Antonio
Selalola
Lendon
England
France
Plume
Rudiglio
Ie Entente
Wilson
Kays
Addiatia
Actfirs
Dalmatia
Finme
Adriatic
Terlanya
Hochre
Oia
Wold
AUSTRALIAN PRICE LISTS AND ELECTION VIEWS IN WINNIPEG
Hughes son of the Dremler in Winnipeg reports on prices in Australia with butter at 25 cents a pound bread nine cents milk twelve cents and sugar seven cents per pound. He describes Australian elections as a vindication of his father’s reconstruction policy, noting Labor defeats across the line and shifts in government control.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Hughes
Dremler
Nated
Tryin
Chicago
Diz Island
Sydney
Canada
Australia
Labor
Bughes
Commonwealth
Creatote
Two American sailors held in Mazatlan on assault charge
Washington reports two sailors from the submarine tender Pocomake are jailed in Mazatlan since November 12 on assault charges. The American Consul attends the case and seeks a speedy trial. The men are H. V. Leanerd and H. C. Martin.
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Washington, D. C
Mazatlan
Mexico
State Department
H. V. Leanerd
H.C. Martin
Pocomake
Maestro Campanini Dies of Pneumonia in Chicago
Cleofonte Campanini, maestro of the Chicago Grand Opera Company, died after a pneumonia illness that followed a cold. Born in Parma in 1860s, he conducted major operas in Italy and the United States, organized the Chicago Grand Opera Company in 1910, and led performances during the Metropolitan era’s peak. His wife Madame Campanini was with him at the end.
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Hwicago
Cleofonte Campanica
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Eefork
Campanini
Il Sine
Chicago Opera Company
Italy
Tale
Macy
Madame Companips
Parma
Ttato Campantti
Buttin
Chuix
Mad
Tome
New York
Senta
Mian
Axeor Dommerstein
Tlonae
Generd Urtingle
Milan
GonsHet
Bammerstein
Chicago Grand Opera
Lonpany
Cienga Opera
Metrapolitag
Galt
Madame Bluebeard Held for Swindling in Paris
Paris dispatch reports Mme Langr, wife of the supposed French Madame Bluebeard, arrested with her husband Maurice on charges of fraud and impersonation. Authorities allege she posed as Mile Bulshou and obtained valuables and certificates, while Mantiee faced accusations of receiving stolen goods.
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Paris
Mme. Langr
Tinebeard
Maurice
Stix
Mme
Landen
Mile
Bulshou
Mantiee
Congress Probes Palmer Pact With Packers
Washington December 19. Attorney General Palmer’s agreement with the Big Five packers to exit the grocery business and relinquish stock yards is under congressional scrutiny. Senators seek a detailed report on how the deal was arrived at and what concessions, if any, were exchanged for compliance. The OSS awaits a fuller statement and possible public hearing early next year.
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Gvernment
Cal
A. Mitchel Palmer
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Palmer xii
Uiliuta
Bay
Hwnsend
Michigan
Garfiel
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Air
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Gartind
Portia
Genecu
Palmer
United Mage Workers
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Preaidene Ag
Preaklen
Digericia
Washington,d. C
Congress
Renate Agucnitora Cotte
Eerab
Pultoaz
Senate
Axberliate Committee
Kendrick-Kenyon
Texasstors
Milly
Kenyon
Wit-Tnstat
Beyer Street Typewriters And Closures Reported
Partial OCR text appears to reference Beyer at 310 12 West Commarea with mentions of typewriters and “cew EAlsos” plus names likely of individuals or businesses. Readable fragments are limited and no clear event or outcome is established.
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AP. Beyer
West Commarea
Eelis Typewriters
Cew Ealsos
Sar
New's Confession as Key Issue in Los Angeles Murder Trial
In Los Angeles a court battle centers on the admissibility of Harry New's confession in the murder case against Fred Leaser. Prosecution argues the confession is admissible if its truth is independent of alleged coercion, while defense contends the confession may be unreliable. Witnesses include Mrs. Clyde Minnis, a cousin of the victim, and Mrs. Lenser, a neighbor, with testimony detailing the automobile ride prior to the crime.
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Mkan
Coltngel
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New Dayer
Fred Leaser
Temantwas
Gavin W. Oral
New
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Dietriet
Thonsa” Lee
Woalwine Wald
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