Ireland and Britain Reach Boundary Settlement Amid Mixed Reactions
The London accord keeps the old Free State Ulster line intact and shifts powers to the Ulster parliament while avoiding new Irish territory or costs for the Free State. Dublin and Belfast react with cautious optimism and opposition notes as ratification proceeds in Dublin and Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free State
Ireland
London
A.P
Great Britain
Ulster
Council of Ireland
Dailyireann
Dublin
Belfast
James Craig
L. C. Amery
House of Commons
Baldwin
London Daily Mail
Cosgrove
Irish Free State
Dalleirean
The
Warning on High Blood Pressure from Buffalo Doctor
Ad warns readers to heed symptoms of high blood pressure such as dizziness breathlessness hot flashes and nervousness. Claims one bottle of Norma relieves symptoms and prevents fatal conditions like Brights Disease hardening of the arteries and apoplexy. Recommends buying Norma from Bright & Wood Van Antwerp Drug Company and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herous
Norma
Bright & Wood
van Antwerp Drug Con
Winter Visitors Elect Officers in Mobile
The Mobile Winter Visitors Club reorganized for the season at the Chamber of Commerce. J. B. Huffman of Pine Lake Indiana was re elected president and H. R. Batch of Williams Bay Wisconsin was named vice president. Miss Nannie Wilson of Petersburg Virginia was elected secretary. Eleven states represented. Two committees named outdoor and entertainment with members from Mobile Indiana and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Chamber of Commerce
J. 8. Huffman
Pinelake
Ind
H. R. Batch
Williams Bay
Wis
Nannie Wilson
Petersburg
Sam H. Lackland
Hatch
George W. Cloud
Indiana
H. A. McDonald
The
P. L. Beck
Elkhart
Government accepts boundary report amid debt relief dispute
The boundary commission report is accepted by government in exchange for reduced British debt. The pact draws swift criticism across politics with likely defeat in the Dail. Voters condemn the settlement as harsh and humiliating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boundary Commission
Dial
Dail
Cosgrave
de Valera
Cork
Juniors Asked To Assist Athletics
William H. Armbrecht urged Junior Chamber of Commerce members to cooperate with high school football officials to stabilize finances. He noted ongoing financial difficulties in high school athletics and announced a three member committee representing Wright's Barton and McGill's would study the issue and propose plans. Armbrecht previously organized a Barton Alumni Association to support football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Armbrecht
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Armbrecht
J. B. Hannan
Wright's
Barton
McGill
Moses to Continue Lectures at Govern ment Street Temple
The Government Street Temple will hold evening services tonight at 8 o clock with Dr. A G Moses officiating and speaking on The Nature and Value of Sentiment as part of a series on psychology and religion. Morning services are set for 10 o'clock Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Street Temple
A. G. Moses
St Joseph Street Property Sold for 14000
The southeast corner lot at St Joseph and States streets sold yesterday afternoon from Mrs Jennie P Willoughby to Herbert P N Ald for 14000. Cash payment of 3500 was made, deeds filed in the probate court. New York December 4 William Woodin elected president of American Locomotive Company succeeding the late Andrew Fletcher.
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St. Joseph and
States Streets
Jennie P. Willoughby
Herbert P. Nald
New York
A.P
William ©. Woodin
American Car & Foundry Company
American Locomotive Company
Andrew Fletcher
Curry proposes radical bills to overhaul national defense
Rep Charles R Curry of California unveils two bills to create a national defense secretary and unify air power under civilian control, challenging the Morrow report and President Coolidge. The plan would place aviation on parity with army and navy, with a single civilian secretary and cabinet status, aiming for early floor action.
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Washington
Charles R. Curry
California
Curry
Congress
War
Navy
Secre
National Defense
Secretary of Commerce
Morrow Board
Coolidge
William Mitchell
Morrow
Air Service
Army General Staff
General Board
House Aircraft Committee
Mitchell
Army
Aviation
House
Senate
Pinchot Presses to End Coal Strike
Governor Pinchot renews efforts to settle the anthracite strike after operators reject his plan. He invites civic and business leaders from the coal belt to Harrisburg for talks, while chambers of commerce pursue a new peace proposal. Funds and federal action are urged to end the suspension.
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Philadelphia
A.P
Pinchot
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Chambers of Commerce
Scranton
Wilkes Barre
Hazelton
J. B. Warrinier
W. W. Inglis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
United States Business Men's Association
Coolidge
Threat of Turkish Frontier Raids If Mosul Decision Unfavorable
A London report from Agnora cites a Turkish communique warning that if the League of Nations decision on Mosul displeases Ankara Turkey may wage war or launch frontier raids. The note says the Turkish army is trained and equipped but lacks heavy artillery and tanks and that Germany’s Junkers builds an Eskişehir airplane factory. A line along the lower Zab is proposed as a compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
A.P
Westminster ._ Gazette
Agnora
League of Nations
Mosul
Turkey
Great Britain
Junker
Esko Shehr
Abe
Be Aeere
Ras Anh
Zab River
Lady Official Leaves for Miami to Speak at Secretaries Meeting
Frankfort Kentucky December 4 Mrs Emma Guy Cromwell secretary of state departed for Miami Florida to address the annual meeting of the National Association of Secretaries of State.
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Frankfort
A.P
Emma Guy Cromwell
Miami
Fla
National Association of Secretaries of State
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Free. State and Ulster Line
Covington
Anna Wingbermuble
Barney Lutter
Moses
ST. Joseph Street
Leaderola
Ardware & Supply
Chas, Curry
Charles Curry
Kirschbaum
Toggery Mobile
Amanue
Dauphin
Lichtbach Bros
D’orsay
Red Goose
Goodyear
Double West
Dauphin Street
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