Resigning Dail Members Warn Free State Drift Threatens Ireland
Sean Milroy explains that resignations from the Dail were a protest against government drift and the decline of national policy in the Free State. He warns that officials sympathizing with administration may jeopardize Ireland's freedom and cautions against old regime influences. Milroy says the action is a warning, not support for irregulars, and urges vigilance to protect the gains of the treaty.
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Dail
Dublin
Ireland
Free State
Sean Milroy
Dall
Free State Army
Milroy
International News Service
Michael Collins
England
London’s female Raffles finally caught after years of burglaries
Chrissie Deardon known as London’s “Raffles” endured three years of high fashion burglaries from flats stealing jewelry and apparel. She lured residents with feigned questions about an imaginary sister, then smashed a glass panel to gain entry. She was captured after a chance recognition by a resident.
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London
Raffles
Chrissie Deardon
City to seek bids for service director position
The council instructed the city solicitor to prepare an ordinance authorizing the service director to receive bids for a new position. The solicitor was also authorized to loan city owned law books to a local attorney for storage, including a complete Ohio reports set. A 1913 Woodland avenue improvement issue was sent to the sewer committee for review.
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Eer
Ohio
Don Baird
Council Chamber
Woodland Avenue
Sewer project and relief measures before city council
The council revisits a promised Abbey road sewer to drain land east of the street, noting its value enhancement. Mrs. A O Gage seeks $46.35 for a basement drainage sewer, claiming a city water main leak caused basement flooding. The council approves a street light at Stop 3 on the Yellow line and orders moving a West River street light to improve nighttime illumination for Fairmount avenue.
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Abbey Road
A. O. Gage
East River Street
Yellow Line
Brace and Morgan
West River Street
Fairmount Avenue
Jerusalem Bans All Motor Cars For Quiet Bells
New York dispatch says Jerusalem authorities curb postwar traffic by banning motor cars to reduce noise in crowded streets. The move aims to ease congestion and harsh honking as urban growth continues.
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Jerusalem
New York
Palatine
Christmas Gift Ideas for Men From A Local Store
A store showcases a broad range of menswear for Christmas gifts including silk shirts, upscale neckwear, wool hose, patent leather shoes, golf gear, velour hats, beaver and fur hats, fur caps, mufflers, silk and wool mufflers, cardigans, sweat ers, luggage and leather items, bathrobes, house coats, and smoking jackets. The emphasis is on quality, fashion, and value for every price range.
Holy City uses bells and tariffs to curb driving
A Jerusalem report says the government will replace automobile horns with bells after January 1 and impose harsh penalties for speeding and reckless driving. Taxi tariffs must be posted in Hebrew Arabic and English with penalties for overcharging. The Palestine Weekly editorial notes similar pressures on drivers in the Holy City and compares Holy Land and New York taxi practices.
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Holy
Palestine Foundation Fund
Jerusalem
Holy City
New York
Palestine Weekly
The
Holy Landernment
Public conveyance drivers in Holy City face reform talk
Text notes harsh and arbitrary fare charges by urban drivers in the Holy City, criticizing lack of official control and citing excessive penalties. A fragment hints at a wife and others as examples, with references to animals and disorder, reflecting chaotic transport conditions.
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Ture
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Paris
Lear
West Ave
Geneva
Vienna
Patent Oxfords
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Rankin
Farm Implement Co
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