Dublin celebrates release of political prisoners after pact
Following the Pace Treaty between Ireland and England the Dail Eireann cabinet meets at Anston House as prisoners are freed from Kilmainham and other jails. Crowds greet returning inmates, with relatives and sympathizers cheering outside lockups. A soldier hands a railway warrant to a prisoner photographed in the lower corner.
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Husband Missing Woman Fears For His Return
Mrs Adair Janufahiski, of River Street, reports her husband has not returned since the leak of the week. Police note he left with a purse from the National Tube Company. The community cites superstitions about theft and cattle, urging caution as searches continue.
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Pasenow Estate Wins 10000 Suit Against White Motor Co
Willan Pasenow, administrator for Pauline Pasenow’s estate, settled a 10000 suit against White Motor Co for 310000 yesterday. Earlier, Mrs Pasenow’s suit for Faldu was settled out of court, terms not public. The 1920 Oberlin road crash killed the Pasenow girl after White trucks struck their car. the driver was indicted for manslaughter but acquitted. The piece notes a Drury Lane 172 Christmas pantomime.
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Memorial Hospital
Cars Delayed by Ice Storm
A winter ice storm delayed early morning transit as trolley wires iced over and streets froze. Grafton and Wellington-Aberlin streetcars ran behind schedule and automobiles faced slick roads. Pedestrians faced hazards while horses and carriages slowed under the icy cover.
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Coat Stolen From Street Worker, Police Informed
Ralph Korton, a street worker, reported to police that his coat was stolen yesterday afternoon after he had left it hanging on a hook outside. No further details on the thief or location were provided.
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Christmas crackers boost English industry and jobs
The Christmas cracker trade in England employs about 16 000 people year round. A single large factory runs an output exceeding twenty million crackers annually, producing several hundred distinct varieties.
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