Sinn Feiners Clash Over Irish Peace Treaty Debate
In Dublin the Dail Eireann holds a heated session as Eamon de Valera tables a formal motion to reject the Irish peace treaty. Austin Stack and Arthur Griffith address the assembly while Premier George speaks via letter about equality for Canada and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneonn de Valera
Arthur Griffith
Dublin
Dail Eireann
Hameni Ibvalera
Austin Stark
Simu Fein
Ater
Devalera
Diad
George
Canada
Australia
Ireland
Griffin
Booze Traffic Kills Another Elyria Victim
A man dies after being struck near the Mill street crossing as a presumed alcohol related accident is investigated. Police and emergency services responded to the scene at 7 10 pm. The victim 58 year old J Wiles of 618 Dove avenue left two infant daughters and his widow at the scene. George Bacousek 2689 West River street sustained a crushed leg and internal injuries and died later at Memorial hospital. The incident remains under investigation with raisin jack bottles found and citizenship papers and $65 in his pockets. Funeral services for the dead man are planned at Mary's church tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiles
Dove, Avenue
Mill Street
Nyy
Corix
George Bacouzsek
West River Street
Memorial Hospital
Mace
Tiis
Brownhel liquor raid leads to fines and asset seizure
In a Brownhel liquor raid led by Backus and crew, Joe Busak and Joe Vutetick pleaded guilty to first manufacture of flower. Vutetick fined 740 and costs, Korde and Vicki 400 and costs, Husal 500 and costs, Nick Matosh 760 and costs. Equipment valued in hundreds was seized. fines to be paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Backus
Nick Matosh
East Sider Reports Pocket Pick at Clark Street School
J F Wels of 632 East Grand street told police a pocket picker stole his money at the Clark Street School building Saturday night. He lost a $100 bill and a $60 bid, with a guess as to when it happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Wels
East Grand Street
Clark Street
Highwaymen Rob Constable and Loot at Brookline Farm
Three highwaymen held up Constable Charen Hapgoon in Brookline early today, taking his revolver and $36 from the office. The trio fled by car but were intercepted nearby by another Brookline officer. Police are still pursuing the robbers as Brookline detectives search the area.
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Boston
Mapa
Charen I
Hapgoon
Brooklinn
Brookline
Ubemo Farm
Brooktime Poste
Kirkwood Explosion Kills Man in Rural Pennsylvania
A truck carrying seventy quarts of nitroglycerin exploded near Rowsr-Vite north of Val Vie Pe Chas. Kirkwood was killed in the blast while transporting the explosive to Eagle Rocke for demonstration. Two others injured as wreckage and flames spread.
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City
Val Vie
Kirkwood
Mitro Elyorine
Rowsr- Vite
Eagle Rocke
Guard Exchange As Broker Gets Threat in Note
In New York a Wall Street security alert prompted heavy police and federal deployments after an anonymous note threatened destruction of the stock exchange building. Officials treated the risk as possibly a hoax but prepared for extended precautions while awaiting the Lindenfeld disclosures.
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New York
Serview
Wall Street
Policr Ani Federal
Frm
Broad Street
Stock Exchange
Dlocka
Wolfe Linden- Yeld
Warain
Wiliam J. Burns
Tureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
J. Pmorgan and Company
Nicanefal
Scruiny
Burns
Washington
Lindenfeld
Debs clemency petition presented to President Harding
In Terre Haute Indiana on December 19 a petition signed by 79 000 residents urged conditional release of Eugene Debs the socialist leader imprisoned in Atlanta. The petition was delivered to the White House by Mrs Dertia White and accompanied by Mrs Robert La Follette and Mrs Charles Edwards. Also reported today the body of coal operator David Pursglove 47 was found hanged at his home emberm.
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Washington
Pec
Eugene Debs
Atlanta
Debs
Terra Haute
Ind
Harding
Mra
Dertia Wale White
Terre Haute
Robert AL. Lafolette
Waeoasa
Charles Sdworad Huesatl
AT. Clarsvili
G. O
David Pursglove
Dove
Prodigy Eleanor Hansen Advocates Slow School Start
The article profiles Eleanor Hansen and her mother Mrs. Ransom arguing against early schooling. They cite sociological and educational concerns about pushing children into formal lessons before eight, claiming early cramming harms brain development and social maturity.
Rail labor trial and collision report in Chicago margin
A Chicago report notes a railroad labor trial before a United States board accusing private contractors of evading wage and working conditions rules through farmed out work. The article also covers a vehicle collision near Central Square, injuring several youths, with one charged for reckless driving as investigators search for missing witnesses.
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Chicago
Dee Ie
Railrogils Virtualis
Palve
Metin Lemanes
Walsh
Mons
Fear Steamer Concretia Missing Near Cape Vincent
Watertown dispatch reports the steamer Concretia, a Canadian tender with a 10 man crew, last seen near Cape Vincent while en route between Bell Tower and Lake Ontario ports. No word has been heard since it left Main Dock on Friday.
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Watertown
Concretia
Wrence
Lake Ontario
Cherity
Cape Vincent
Deportation Call Moves From Volstead Violators
A statement from the temperance board of the Methodist Episcopal church urges deportation for violators of the Volstead Act. The call targets violators not citizens of the United States, arguing for removal under federal law.
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Warhington
Der
United Rates Wa
Temperance Board
Methodiat Epiecopal Church
Chance Boards With Morey Stolen in Ashland
James Fredo, manager of the Ohio Novelty Co., Ashland, reported a traveling grip stolen from a car behind the Eagles Club on Broad Street. Contents valued at $500 included twenty six ten dollar bills, other cash, blankets, a Colt revolver, and personal items. A $200 reward is offered for return and $40 for street and conviction of the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fredo
Ohio Novelty Co
Ashland
Eagles’ Club
Broad Street
Fredo
Edmonson
Knights of Columbus
Cleveland
DRY LEADERS PRESS BRITISH STOP TO SMUGGLING
Washington reports dry leaders urged Secretary Hughes to press Britain to halt liquor smuggling from British possessions. William Jennings Bryan said Volstead enforcement fails to curb imports and urged talks with British officials to shut off whiskey shipments. Humber plans under consideration but immediate action not expected.
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Washington
Der
United States
Hive
Hitches
Great Britain
William Jennings Bryan
Hughes
Bryan
Hugches
Ilinlomats
Highes
Gbalginas
Bryan'a
Hove
State Department
Woman 15 Guilty of Manslaughter in Baby’s Death
The jury found 15 year old Mrs. Kirby guilty of manslaughter in the infant death of her unmarried daughter’s child. A sealed verdict was read, and sentencing is set for next week in Adrian.
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Adrian Mieli
Pa Kirby
W.G. T
Marker
Cross Petition Seeks Cash in Sposata Suit
W O McDonald files a cross petition in Lorain against Anton Sposata seeking $1,100 damages after alleging a contract to build a house for $7,000 and a $4,000 loan arrangement, with Sposata failing to complete the work. McDonald asserts engagement in piling, lumber contracts, and loan negotiations, while Sposata seeks return of $200.
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W.ot. McDonald
Teday
Bhrough
Anton Sposata
Lorain
Sposata
McDonald
Bila Hin
Irish Leader Pushes Dail Toward Treaty Acceptance
A new photo shows Michael Collins steering the Irish Dail toward accepting the Anglo Irish Treaty. The article portrays Collins as the likely successor to Éamon de Valera, shaping the political path during negotiations.
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DAL Eireann
Michael Golfing
Collings
Ae Valera
Fourteen Arrests in Ardmore Triple Murder Case
Forty years after the Wilson killings, fourteen men are jailed on charges related to the masked assault and killings in Ardmore. Arrests include Beebe the car salesman and Ton Halie the broker, with higher officials promising further captures. Investigators weigh whether the attackers are Ku Klux Klan members or an independent group using KKK style masks.
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Ardmore
Wilson
Oy John
Hodges
Modges
Carroll
Wilton
Plac
Window Peeper Is Fined After Disorderly Conduct
Police arrested Harry Aldrich after reports of a man peering into windows near Ladi Street and Park View Court. He pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and was fined fifteen dollars plus costs.
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Ladi Street
Park View Court
Harry Aldrich
Youth Reports Kidnapping Attempt Involving Local Man
Sheriff Backus dispatched to recover Minnaro Morris arrested by Toledo police after alleged assault on John Rutehoot and Jitin Bini. Case centers on kidnapping claim with Fioria as crime site.
French naval arms pact may be dropped in week
Washington reports foreshadowed shift as France signals possible acceptance of the Hughes naval program. American envoy George Harvey says Paris may approve the plan once full instructions and the Briand cable are resolved. Debate on timing delays progress as Paris and London coordinate.
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Washington
Washington, Landon
Paris
France
George Harvey
Great Britain
London
Inter Hriaue
Hughes
Prench
Hat
Harvey
Spanish Army Un Offensive Advances in Morocco
The Spanish army launches its largest offensive against Moroccan tribes, advancing from Tetuan toward Melilla and nearby targets with three columns of about 10 900 men each. Reports describe extensive Native resistance and significant troop movements in the theater of operations.
Paroled Woman Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter
Mrs. Derr, who pleaded guilty to manslaughter last week, was released on parole at noon today. She faced a charge of hurli ng concentrated ire into her husband’s face as he sat beside her, saying she did it to stop him from being attractive to other women.
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Airon
Dew
Fritch
Derr
Women miners march triggers armed response in Pittsburg district
Report from Pittsburg Kansas describes a march by women miners provoking state troops to flood the coal fields with machine guns and armored trucks. Clashes at Central mine 48 fail to net strikers, who flee. Authorities seek eight warrants for women in the strike zone including Mrs. Wiltein El Hrowe and Mrs. Janes Marriotta as work suspends.
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Pittsburg
Kaus
Dee
Central
Cherokee
Sherif Mit
Rinses Etats Federation of Labor
Suother
Janes Marriotta
Corowat
Quiset
Froopa
Eagles Xmas Party Draws Large Local Crowd
Fairly crowded hall welcomed children and families of order members for a Christmas entertainment. Safta Claus presided over a large Christmas tree as Mayor Jones spoke on the season and freedom. A vaudeville program entertained the youngsters, with each child receiving candy and a gift.
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Safta Claus
Jones
Europe
Quiet Title Action Filed Over Land in Pittsfield Township
John Barson and McCurdy et al file a quiet title suit concerning land in Pittsfield Township. Proceedings seek to resolve ownership in favor of the plaintiffs amid contested claims and encumbrances.
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John Barson
McCurdy
Pittefield Towmaltty
Complicated Oberlin case looms over will dispute
Jana Archer Snyder and others sue George W Mor v, administrator of Cassius Ward estate, claiming Ward and his wife Florence made reciprocal wills and that Ward promised to leave shares to two princes if she died first. Sophia Csazmadin seeks custody relief and protection from Carmadin amid prior Hungarian divorce and remarriage, with ongoing support concerns.
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Jana Archer Snyder
George W. Morv
Cassius Ward
Oberlin
Florence
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Yity
Booze Makerg
East Sider
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Boeton
Wasson
MD Inifiany
Hansen
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Tor
Ransom
Ituther
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Apa Snk
Cardres
Fieaner
Ranson
Kivria
Sonia Mien
Jay Pwo
Hide
Middle Avenue
Gmk
Althot
Nolehick
Nedroy
Paniipod
Sunny Far
Sipe
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Morey
Michael “Collins
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Eagles
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Michail Carmadin
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