Dail Debates Irish Peace Treaty Reach Key Stage
Dublin December 21 The Dail Eireann enters the third day of public discussions on the Irish peace treaty with the fate of ratification still in doubt. George Gavan Duffy argues for reluctant but sincere ratification while noting the treaty’s power and the king’s symbolism amid ongoing pressure from London. Other plenipotentiaries defend or question duress claims as debate continues.
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Dublin
A.P
Dail
Htream
George Gavan Duffy
Duffy
Tity
George
Ireland
London
Lord George
Dally
BR Grim Cholen
Pitty
Alneevely
Tréland
Ennion J. Dugan
Geo. Gavan Vatty
Dail Eireann
Belfast
Ty A. P
Richard Barton
Lloyd George
Berton
Barton
Shin Fein
Associated Press
Mr. Barton
Arthur Griffith
Premier of Chinese cabinet named after resigning Chin Yun Peng
Pekin reports Pekin Dee 21 A P b Laing Shi Yi named premier to succeed Chin Yun Peng whose ministers resigned. General Chang Tsao Lin arrived to form a local government with reactionaries. Chin Yun Peng accused of corruption. The new premier is linked to Yuan Shikai’s 1916 imperial plot and to officials ousted last summer joining state councils.
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Pekin
Dee
Laing Shi Yi
Chin Yun Peng
Chang ‘Tsao Lin
Manchuria
Yuan Shi Kai
Wireless to Run Ford's Ohio R R Station
Springfield Ohio reports Henry Ford may use wireless to dispatch trains on the Detroit Toledo and Ironton railroad. A steel tower for the roof station arrived, with setup soon. It will create three wireless stations on the D T and I at Dearborn Plat Rock and Springfield, with more expected at Batubridge and Irontou.
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Springfield
A. P
Henry Ford
Detroit, Toledo and Ironton
D. T. and I
Dearborn
Mich
Columbus Bank Robbery Ends With $9300 Taken At Gunpoint
In Columbus Ohio two armed men robbed the Citizens Saving Bank at 1902 South Parsons Avenue shortly before noon. They forced the cashier to hand over cash and fled in a waiting car, leaving paper bags scattered with silver on the floor. Police hunted the area and wired lines into the bank were cut to block alarms. The loss was later reported as 9300 dollars and officials said the money was insured. The cashier described the robbers as Greeks and one had previously asked about opening a new account. The robbers escaped toward the open country as officers screened the south city area.
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Columbus, O
A. P
Steelton
Citizens ‘Just and Savings Bank
Parsons Avenue
Pallee
Foch and Viviani Arrive in Havre from United States
Marshal Foch and former Premier Viviani arrived at Havre today aboard the Pass after trips to the United States. They were welcomed by the Mayor and Prefect, plus Vice Admiral Saito and staff of the princes Kacho and Kuni who are touring aboard Japanese schoolships. Madame Foch joined the greeting at the harbor.
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Havre
A. BP
Marshal Foch
Viviani
United States
Iby
Saito
Kacho
Kuni
Madame Foch
Day Enforcement Triggers Mass Resignations and Indictments
Fifteen officials including the Mayor and Sheriff resign amid actions by the state prohibition enforcement department since its founding. The same statement notes fifteen officials and 46 private citizens indicted for liquor offenses, with many charged with bribery, listing London Mayor and Sheriff, two deputies, and six Lorain policemen among those named.
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State Prohibition Enforcement, Department
Tdon V. Parker
State Prohibition
London
Madison County
Lorain Antwhere
Ohio oil inspection law declared unconstitutional
Ohio’s oil inspection act of 1915 was ruled unreasonable and disproportionate to services, federal Judge Donahue and Judge Sater held it unconstitutional. W H Phipps enjoined from collecting the oil inspection fee as the law interfered with interstate commerce. The act had yielded $104,690 to the state treasury last year.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donahue
Sater
Cleveland Refining Company
Commerce
W. H. Jphipps
Pippa
Bill to Prohibit Blocs in Congress To Inspire Laws
A bill introduced by Representative Ansorge, Republican of New York, seeks to ban the formation of blocs in Congress based on particular pursuits or geographical locations. It would prohibit any bloc activity that could affect legislation. The measure targets organized groups within the House and Senate and calls for new rules to prevent bloc influence.
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Congress
Washington
Nec
Ansorge
Repulican
New York
Jefferson county sets new high homicide record this year
Ten homicides to date mark a county peak as authorities report fourteen murder arrests, led by Sheriff Lucas. Three first degree cases tied to death penalty outcomes. two more second degree indictments await trial. One 1920 murder case involved capturing John E. Reed from Pennsylvania and returning him for trial.
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Jefferson County
Howard Lucas
Peent
Sherilf Lucas
John E. Reed
Pennsylvania
William Jackson
Mt. Pleasant
Albin Waszkiewicz
North Eldith Street
Staniny Zaleski
Mberty
James Epifana
Nick Pilligreno
Mike Veltri
Neat Wherly
Margy Cummings
Walter Wright
Featrio
Samuel Inele
Minnie Puller
New Ohio Road Building Record Amid State Reorganization
Governor Harry W. Davis outlines a sweeping state govt reorganization that slashes $158,000 in two years and eliminates aging canal maintenance jobs. The plan unites road construction and maintenance under one department, aims to build 1,000 miles of highways in 1921, and sets Ohio to rival any state in mileage, utility, and interstate readiness while stressing improved maintenance and coordination between maintenance crews and the highway department.
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Herald Star
Harry L. Davis
Harry W. Daves
Chip
New Nations Raad
Couch
Ohio
Department of High
Ate
America
Anu
Pershing Skeptical On Feature Peace Visit
General Pershing spoke briefly in Omaha while en route to Lincoln for Christmas. He addressed Mrs Patsy Vauskey, mother of a World War veteran, about becoming willing to fight if the country needs him. He urged friendly relations with all nations but warned war may be necessary. He declined to comment on an ornament conference.
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Omaha
Nob
Patsy Vansecy
Warren Par
Fershing
Lincoln
Tersning
Plumbers End Strike In Cincinnati Wage Deal
Cincinnati plumbers who walked out on December 6 over a wage dispute return to work at a new scale of five and a half cents an hour offered by the Master Plumbers Association.
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Cincinnati
Master Plumbers’ Association
Judge Farr Sets Next Wright Hearing In New Trial Bid
Judge L T Farr of the Jefferson County Court of Appeals announced this morning that Walter Wright of Wellsville will have hearings next Tuesday on his bid for a new trial. Wright’s counsel contends trial errors justify relief, as Wright faces potential execution at the Ohio Penitentiary on March 1 for the murder of Harry Hicks Cummins.
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L. T. Farr
Jefferson County Court of Appeals
Court House
Walter Wright
Wellsville
Wright
Ohio Penitentiary
Marely
Harry "Hicks" Cummins
Jefferson County road funds discussed at Chamber meeting
The Korum Committee of the Chamber of Commerce heard Rep Harry Carpenter report on the state highway program. He noted road maintenance funds are controlled by the Highway Commission, with $40,090 certified for Rush Run to Warren repairs and plans to upgrade Georges Run and the river road. Herrick promised grading between Lincoln Highway and National Pike and funds to finish the road by next fall, urging local officials to attend the Columbus session next Wednesday.
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Old England
Beatrice Kelly
Harry Carpenter
Herrick
Korum Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Highway Commission
Jefferson County
Mr. Carpenter
Rush Run
Warren
Berrick
Georges Run
State Highway Department
Shopping on Fifth Ave Greatest Ever
New York shoppers flock to Fifth Avenue as the Christmas carnival peaks. The flood of pedestrians and traffic clogs the famed thoroughfare well before noon, drawing praise from police and drivers alike. Nearby, Rogg ers D. Westlake was found not guilty of murdering his wife at Colonial Beach.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Alore Carriage Atartera
Mikell
Montross
D. Westlake
Pavy
Margaret
Colonial Beach
Only Person to Have Private Army in Empire
London December twenty first. The Duke of Atholl newly appointed Jord Chamberlain is the only person entitled to maintain a private army in the British empire. Queen Victoria allowed three infantry companies in 1845 and today an Atholl army of 300 men exists mainly for ceremonies. Several members fought beside the Duke in Gallipoli where he served as Brigadier General, leading Scottish regiments.
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London
Bright Lights and a Wandering Child at Christmas
A pale child wanders the city streets on Christmas Eve seeking warmth and a family. He eyes a lavish home with a grand tree and gifts, but a servant refuses shelter. He moves on, noticing a lamb in a window as gentle windows reflect the festive cheer he cannot share. A hopeful girl looks out yet sends him away, and he vanishes into the cold as the scene fades.
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Opr
Mortan
Jack Frost
Timtt
Aurh
Anrely
Knorke
Elto
Hoycer
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