Dublin Riots Leave Twenty-Five Dead and Many Hurt
London reports Dublin violence as crowds clash with constabulary. At least 25 killed and over 100 wounded after attacks in city streets and a Croke Park football match melee. Fire outbreaks disrupt communications as authorities debate martial law and troop deployment.
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London
Dublin
Irish Constabulary
Black and Tans
Croke Park
Lloyd George
Sundey
Sean
Aysam
Ireland
Risala
London Times
Hamar Greenwood
Fef
Winon Spencer Churchill
Bank Robbery at Metropolitan Trust Branch
Three armed men robbed the Metropolitan Trust bank at Peno avenue Pittsburg today, seizing $5,750 from the counters. They held cashier James Hodgers and two female clerks at gunpoint, then fled in an automobile toward the downtown district, with police later unable to locate them.
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Pittsburg
Peno Avenue
Metropolitan Trust Company
James Hodgers
Rabbits Cost Hunter Dearly After Long Trip
A rabbit hunter explains that catching two rabbits after a long country trip cost about 25 dollars per rabbit. He bought a new gun, ample ammo, and damaged a tire on the way to the grounds. A dog was shot by accident and some gasoline used. He says he had a good time and does not begrudge the money.
Aid For Armenia Question Of League Now Convening
The League of Nations assembly debated American aid to Armenians. Delegates pressed for intervention while recalling past U.S. attempts and Harding’s reported resolution. Viviani and Balfour urged united action and a force to end hostilities. Norway’s Dr Fridtjof Mangen suggested 60,000 troops. discussion noted limitations of the League’s mandate.
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Geneva
Assembly of the
League of Nations
League
Armenia
Old Cecil
Assembly
AM. Spalekjovitca
United States Senate
Harding
Batum
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
America
A. J. Balfour
Great Britain
United States
Balfour
Balfor
Rene Viviani
France
M. Viviant
M. Viviani
Council of the League
Fridtjofmangen
Norway
Thieves Target Cars as Officials Push Heavy Penalties
Police chase a gang that steals cars then abandons them in damaged condition. Judge Redington enforces penalties up to 23 years for joyriding, while petty auto theft and part theft rise. Authorities urge the strongest legal penalties to deter such crimes. In Washington, a two week venereal disease control training gathers public health officials from across the country led by the U S Public Health Service.
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Washington
Lang
Scra’l
Prile
United States
Public Health Service
Soft Drink Tax Reaches Cider Makers Under Uncle Sam
A historical note explains a new tax on cider and fruit juices. If juice is plain sweet cider with minimal alcohol, a ten percent tax applies to the selling price. Revenue officers may intervene for compliance. Taxes apply to November cider and December payment. penalties may reach twelve percent. Grape juice products face the same levy.
Hospital Notes From A Local Clinic And Discharges
Hospital notes list births and admissions including a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Smith of It Th. Admitted: Mrs. Win yam Stark Amherst Mrs. Matilda Gleason Olmsted Falls Mrs. Joseph Blaner 357 West River Street To Gates hospital John Meyers South Amherst Discharges include Mrs. Paul Taylor R Tr No 3 Mrs. Herbert Wacker and baby R D No 1 La Grange John Glowski Grafton Mrs Wimert Laborle Muntington Mw William Stark Asiberst
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Jacob Smith
Th. No
Winyam Stark
Amhurst
Matilda Gleason
Olmsted Fails
Joseph Blaner
West River Street
Gates Hospital
John Meyers
South Amherst
Paul Taylor
Herbert Wacker
Baby
R. D
la Grange
John Glowski
Grafton
Wimert Laborle
Muntington
Wiliam Stark
Ogto Generian Dies in Hospital After Fall
Mrs. Mary Hamilton-Ort, 81, died this morning at Memorial hospital after a fall in her room broke her hip. Resident of the city for about fifteen years she was widowed eleven years. Survived by three daughters and four sons. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Mary Hamilton-Ort
Memorial Hospitel
Ort
Sol Baguell
Heldmyer Lock
Broad Street
Sue
Ford publicist to speak to Kiwanis and chamber
Charles Brownell, Ford publicity man, is scheduled to visit the city on Thursday December 2. He will address the Kiwanis club at noon and speak to the Chamber of Commerce in the evening. Brownell is described as a plain speaking, entertaining presenter who will share an optimistic view of current conditions.
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Charles Brownell
Ford Organization
Brownell
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Ford
Inspector General In Annual Report Makes Suggestions
Inspector General Major General J L Chamberlain releases annual Army report urging immediate revision of surplus disposal to curb profiteering. Highlights include reform of cement sales, academy hazing progress, hospital equipment adequacy at Camp Benning, and tighter control of uniforms and recruit promises. Also calls for post exchanges overhaul, permanent camp buildings, centralized service units, tropical headgear, and improved property records. Morale and discipline noted as improving. Germany shows good morale except target practice and experience gaps. Pacific transport deemed satisfactory though Atlantic area lagging.
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Washington
J. Lh. Chamberlain
Army
Tyer Department
Weat Point
Chamberlain
Camp Benning
Georgia
Tropics
Germany
Army Transport Service
Pacific
Sannel
Abj
Panama Voyage Nearing End for Harding on Paris Mina
President-Elect Harding's Panama voyage nears completion as the Paris Mina sails in smooth seas toward Cristobal. Five days in the Canal Zone include a canal transit on one government tug, with plans for canal inspection and sightseeing plus golf.
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Panama
Harding
Canal
New Hotel Planned Badly Needed Here
The city planning committee of the Chamber of Commerce has located a man interested in building a new hotel. Elyria Savings & Banking officials plan to tear down Hotal Andwar in spring to erect a combined hotel, office and business building. Negotiations continue and work may begin. A new hotel is acknowledged as needed and welcome.
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Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Savings & Banking
Hotal Andwar
Police arrest man and woman at West avenue coffee house
Police charge Nick Lattis proprietor of a coffee house with conducting a disorderly house while Margaret Vogle is held as a witness after a lengthy surveillance. The couple traveled from Lorain after being warned to leave Elyria and face court today or tomorrow. Additional names include George Beech Edith Wolfe Clyde Baker and Mary Turner in related notes. Clarence Mumford drowns after auto tears into Selota river trestle.
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Nick Lattis
West Avenue
Margaret Vogle
Vogle
Elyria
Lorain
George Beech
Doylestown
Edith Wolfe
Clyde L. Baker
Mary Turner
Chamberlain Dies by Own Action in Despondency
George W. Chamberlain, about fifty, Elyria Township justice of the peace, slashed his throat with a razor in his home after a period of despondency linked to a bond increase and audit findings. He collapsed in the tub and died at Memorial hospital after an ambulance ride. He had previously lost a leg in the 1907 Memorial Day wreck and faced financial troubles from business ventures and fines.
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George W. Chamberlain
Elyria Township
Mr. Chamberlain
George H. Chamberlain
George
C. Eb, Tucker
David Troxel
Chronicle-Telegram
Chamberlain
Big
West Broad St
Folka
L. D. Brown
Memorial Hospital
State Examiner
Cleveland, Columbus & Southwestern Electric
Chronele-Telegram
Chamber
Tafe
Che
Workingmen Meet in City Hall on Local Issues
All workingmen are invited to a city meeting at the Machinists hall tonight at seven. The event is not a union gathering but a broad discussion of local conditions with experienced men sharing views.
City Briefs Peter Hummel Dead
Peter Hummel, 74, father of Fred PL Hummel of this city, died at his home 1079 79th Street, Cleveland, Friday. Funeral services are to be held at the late home at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Rain and work delays hindered outdoor projects as weather predictions foresee a warmer week ahead before rain and a return to colder conditions. Also, William Fryburger reports a warrant for Charles Fairbanks of Boston Lunch No 2 for stealing $3.75. Fairbanks was arrested.
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Peter Hummel
Fred PL Hummel
79Th Street
Cleveland
Tia
Willam Fryburger
Charles Fairbanks
Boston Lunch No 2
Fryberger
Fairbanks
Europeans anxious to come to U S
New York Nov 22 testimony to the effect that many Europeans hope to reach the United States to escape congested conditions at home and seek relief abroad. Ola Hanson former mayor of Seattle to appear before the immigration committee per Representative Albert Johnson. Hanson just returned from visits to seaports in Holland France Belgium Sweden and other countries. He has been quoted advocating a two year suspension of European immigration.
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New York
Europe
Ola Hanson
Seattle
House
Albert Johnson
Alumni of Ohio State to Meet Friday in Annual Session
Alumni of the Ohio State University will hold their annual meeting and banquet Friday at 7 o'clock, including a banquet at the Anderson hotel at 6:30 and an address by Prof. Frederic Blake of the physics department. The Ohio State Alumni are gathering for the event and to share fellowship.
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Ohio State
Ohio State Univeraity
Andwar
Frederic Blake
Department of Pisia
Univeraity
Agagal F Obio
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Sinn Fenners
Appeals For Protection
War Office
Daege Fanr
HOB Bank
Question of League
Justice Chamberlain
Uncle Sam
Mr. Cider Maker
Bam
Ben Claws
Woodland Avenue
REDS
Russia
Communist Internationale
Soviet
Moscow
Petrograd
Ced
Edly
Alth
Red
West Point
Nealth
Painesville
Chillicothe
Clarence Mumford
Clarksburg
Selota River
Uciota Alley
Ralph Stevens
Razor
U. S
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