Final Changes Discussed as Ireland Turmoil Looms
London Dev 18 Attendarents to the Irish home rule bill wade in the House of Lords during the last two weeks for consideration by the Commons when it met. Withdrawal of black and tan units from Cork completed, but a British commission probe into Cork violence sees delays. Rumors place Eamon de Valera en route from America, while Labour plans a December conference to push a national effort for peace in Ireland.
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De Valera Hid in New York as Talks on Return Continue
The Irish Republic leader De Valera is reported to be in hiding in the United States while security measures keep him private. Presidential secretary Tremien Tord George, Marry Roland, said De Valera may consider returning to Britain if safe conduct is granted. Boland declined to reveal his whereabouts. Officials noted a plan for speaking dates to be announced in due course.
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Unclear Phrase Scrambles Through Historical Text
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Mr De Valera and safe conduct, with disrupted terms like multed stairs stevel and overseas. Context and facts are unreadable. no clear event or outcome can be established from the supplied sequence.
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Last Income Tax Day Brings Many Behind Payments
New York reports thousands unable to pay the final 1920 income tax installments as December 16 continued the deadline. About 190 million dollars paid in New York with 400 million remaining unpaid nationwide. Wealthier taxpayers and unemployed workers alike cited tight money and weak business conditions. Collectors expected penalties and interest on overdue taxes, while some delays requested by notable individuals were denied.
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Farmers Meet to Consider Price Decline Plan
Farmers from many states gather in St Louis to decide action on price declines harming crops. Delegates warn current prices risk bankruptcy and say causes are not simple supply and demand. National Board of Farm Organizations calls the conference, aiming to form national marketing machinery to sell produce.
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Cooperative effort proposed to stabilize farm markets
Washington official C A Lymitt and other speakers urged state and national groups to form purchasing cooperatives to strengthen credit and create orderly markets for cotton and crops. They argued joint buying would cut waste, improve prices, and reduce speculative spillover after harvest. J Barrett of Union City, Ga. presided at the conference.
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Oppose School Frats in Missouri Courts Probe
In St Louis circuit court a document from the Missouri Department of Education labels fraternities and sororities as pernicious and detrimental to high school students. The filing supports a petition by parents seeking an injunction to bar enforcement of a ruling denying these members the right to represent their school in athletics and at commencement. The school’s answer argues fraternity members are usually inferior students requiring more discipline than other students.
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Bank Robbery Reported at Hawley Abilene Bank
Abilene officers and county officials searched today for robbers who forced the safe of the Mint State Bank at Hawley yesterday. They escaped with about $2200 in cash and $300 in Liberty bonds.
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Farmers Get Little of Profits in the Livestock Industry
December 10 report to a farmer committee details low profit margins in livestock. Investigations show slaughter stock around five cents per pound and high costs for raising fattening shipping and yardage. By products and hides also affect the farmer's share. The American Federation bureau will reconvene on December 17.
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Connellsville wake ovens reduced in weekly review
In Connellsville Pennsylvania a net decrease of 746 active wake ovens is reported in the weekly Connelleside review. About 00 more ovens will close temporarily at week’s end due to a lingering rum and idle conditions. The Courier notes high merchant idleness and partial operation among remaining ovens.
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Communists Held in Czechoslovakia Turmoil Declared Over
Paris dispatches report Czechoslovakia’s government regaining control after Communist attempts to overthrow the regime. Leaders imprisoned and Communist newspapers suppressed, according to the latest French foreign office summaries. Meanwhile London indicates British French and Italian guardianship of the Dardanelles remains, regardless of Greek political shifts.
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