Griffith Moves Adoption and Debate in Irish Treaty Session
Dublin dispatch reports Dail Eireann public session on the Anglo Irish peace treaty with Arthur Griffith moving ratification. Eamon De Valera opposes, proposing an alternative peace plan. debate centers on Ireland's future status and oath of allegiance.
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Dublin
Dail
Bireann
Eamon DeValera
Ndon
Dee
Dail Eireann
John MacNeill
Arthur Griffith
McKeon
County Longford
Irish Republican Army
Griffith
Eamon de Valera
DeValera
Mireann
Irish Free State
MacNeill
de Valera
Michael Collins
Ireland
London
Lloyd George
League of Nations
Irinhaian
Austin Stack
Count Plunkett
Collins
Dublin Castle
George
America
France
Santa Claus Robbery Highlights Poor Aid Fund
Chicago December 19 AP Two bandits robbed P H Moynihan emissary of Santa Claus of 490 dollars intended to help poor families after collecting funds for fuel and food for South Chicago mill district. The thieves mocked the Santa Claus idea as Moynihan protested the theft.
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Chicago
Santa Claus
P. H. Moynihan
Illinois Comme Commission
Runaways Caught in Ogden Utah
Miss Florence Brown 15 and A E Wright 33 were held by Sheriff Pinnock in Ogden at Montrose sheriff request. Brown says she ran away to come to Ogden with Wright. Search for the pair had continued for weeks.
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Ogden
Utah
Florence Brown
Samuel C. Brown
Montrose
Cole
A. E. Wright
Brown Lanc
Pinnock
Wright
Year 1926 Promises Real Excitement
AP reports London foresees a dramatic year ahead with predicted plagues floods famines riots and political upheavals. The piece cites apocalyptic prophecies and celestial conjunctions as guidance for a tumultuous future.
Corn acreage reduction urged by Midwest farm groups
Illinois Iowa Indiana Missouri and Kansas farm bureau federations voted to reduce corn acreage and increase alfalfa, clover, soybeans, and other legumes to improve soil. Producers cited corn prices not justifying a crop as large as 1921.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Iowa
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
State Farm Bureau
Minois Agricultural Association
Illinois
Auntie Wrote Torrid Letters in Norfolk Trial
Montrose Virginia December 10 AP presentation of letters in the Roger D Eastlake murder trial shows Miss Knox Baltimore nurse expressing affection to Eastlake a former naval petty officer and letters between Mrs Eastlake and Miss Knox reveal perceived intimacy in the murder case. The nurse signs letters as Your Auntie and addresses him as dear nephew.
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Montrose
Roger D. Eastlake
Sarah E. Knox
Baltimore
Margaret
Rag Picker Left A Good Fortune
Probate petition for Albert Lichtblau shows he died December 15 with an estate worth about 30 000 dollars including 15 000 in cash A. aister sues Martha Ramp Waterbury Conn named principal beneficiary A charitable policeman found Lichtblau on the streets shivering before he died last Thursday selling rags and papers to junk dealers for years
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Seattle
Wash
Dee
Albert Liehtblau
A. Aister
Martha Ramp
Waterbury
Conn
Lichtblan
Deputy Sheriff and Strike Sympathizer Wounded in Sioux City Shootout
In Sioux City Iowa Deputy Sheriff Lewis R Jones aged 52 and labor ally Lassen Kaled were fatally wounded after an altercation with Deputy Sheriff Ed Bateman during a weapons search. Kaled drew a gun and fired as Jones and Sheriff Jones pursued, leading to Kaled's death and injuries to Jones. The incident occurred amid escalating strike violence and police recalls in nearby packing plants. Governor Kendall expressed shock at the killings and state officials reported disorder with arrests and concealed weapon charges as extra police were deployed. National Guard units in Sheldon Nebraska reported readiness to move to Sioux City on short notice.
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Sioux City
Lewis R. Jones
W. Jones
Lessen Kaled
Kaled
Ed Bateman
Bateman
Leech Avenue
Chambers Streets
Young Jones
Jones
Omaha
Allen
Des Moines
Spee CA 19
N. E. Kendall
Gibson
Kendall
Sheldon
Neb
Iowa National Guard
Smooth Sharps Are Captured In Chicago Swap Scheme
Two men identified as J. T. Schwartz and Max Goldstein were arrested by federal agents on charges of obtaining goods valued at about 40 000 from unsuspecting firms. The scheme involved posing as a leading merchant and placing orders in other cities, with firms shipping goods believing the merchant had relocated. F. W. Hill of the National Association of Credit Men helped trigger the arrest.
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Chicago
J. T., Schwartz
Max Goldstein
F. W. Hill
Department of Investigation
National Association of Credit Men
New York
Tee Averre
Fire destroys four frame hangars at Langley Field
Newport News Virginia December 19 four large frame hay barns were destroyed by fire at Langley Field. The loss included one Martin bomber and most of the tools at the station. The fire origin is unknown.
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Newport News
Langley ‘Field
United States Chamber appeals for help for Americans in Manila
The American Chamber of Commerce in Manila appeals to the United States to aid nearly sixty American citizens living there with families who are in Manila without work and lacking funds to return home. The plea warns of urgent needs among employed and unemployed Americans and calls for support from American authorities.
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Mauisia
American Chamber of Commerce
Bas
United States
Manila
Uayarree Sogmaste
Oramen
Memorial to War Dogs Erected at Hartsdale Cemetery
A monument honoring Messenger dogs that served in France and Belgium will be built at Hartsdale canine cemetery near White Plains New York. The $2500 bronze memorial features a war dog in heroic size with helmet and canteen. The cemetery, four acres, hosts hundreds of monuments and is rivaled only by the Paris animal burial ground.
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New York
France
Belgium
Hartsdale
White Plains
N. Y
United States
Paris
Question of reparations discussed in London meeting
London December 19 AP Premier Briand of France met with Prime Minister Lloyd George at Downing Street to discuss German reparations and broader European finance. Dr Walter Rathenau, former German reconstruction minister, arrived to join reparations negotiations.
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London
Briand
France
Lloyd George
Downing Street
Walter Rathenau
Germany
Mrs Kirby Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Grandchild Case
Adrian Michigan December 19 Mrs Mattie Kirby a prominent state temperance worker was convicted in circuit court of manslaughter in connection with the disappearance of her nameless grandchild The jury verdict was sealed and opened this morning by Judge Burton L Hart as court convened
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Adrian, Mich
Mattie Kirby
Burton L. Hart
Veteran Clerk Takes His Life in Park Lagoon
In St Louis on December 19 AP reports B F Bingham a long time distributing clerk in the VA treasury in Washington was found dead in a park lagoon. A note in his pocket indicated he sought death voluntarily. He was a Civil War veteran retired two months earlier.
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St. Louis
B. F. Bingham
Treasury
Washington
Bingham
Soda Springs Socials and Visits Highlight Week
Mrs L K Young of Georgetown visits Soda Springs to see Loretta Nebden. Local dance and social drew many youths at Davisville on Wednesday. Ray Fryar headed to Pocatello for a few days, while Lowe Williams shopped there for W W C Wholesale. Arthur Bell from Gray stocks up on groceries here. Art Soloman returns from Salt Lake to visit family on their ranch. Mrs Ed Woods of Lava Hot Springs had an operation. Mayme Gorrier from Bancroft spent Thursday in town visiting friends. Mia Shanks, released from hospital, returns home Thursday.
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the Tribune
Soda Springs
L. K. Young
Georgetown
Loretta Nebden
Davisville
Ray Fryar
Pocatello
Lowe Williams
W. W. C. Wholesale Co
Arthur J. Bell
Gray
Art Soloman
Salt Lake
Ed Woods
Lava Hot Springs
Mayme Gorrier
Bancroft
Mia. Shanks
Weather Update Predicts Rain or Snow Tonight
Forecast warns of rain or snow tonight and into Tuesday with unsettled skies. Temperatures are expected to stay cool as systems move through the region, bringing light accumulations possible in higher elevations.
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Wrather
Ottor Tantebt
Plot financed in Moscow to kill Morgan
Warsaw reports Wolfe Lindenfeld and William Linde arrested with American secret service help for alleged connections to the 1920 Wall Street bombing. Lindenfeld's written statements claim a Moscow financed plot to murder J. P. Morgan, aiming to terrorize.
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Moscow
Morgan
Warsaw
Wolfe Lindenfeld
William Linde
Secret Service
Wall Street
Silvester Cosgrove
Lindenfeld
Department of Justice
Cosgrove
J. P. Morgan
America
England
Social Democratic
Russia Secret Service
Threatening Letter Shocks Wall Street Amid Guards
New York December 19 AP reinforced police and private detectives guard major financial houses after an anonymous warning urged a broker to leave town. Authorities doubt the threat but step up precautions as expectations rise over Wolfe Lindenfeld's War saw case disclosures related to the 1920 Wall Street catastrophe.
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New York
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Wolfe Lindenfeld
Warsaw
Carpentier Named Officer in New French Physical Education Order
Paris reports the French government creates the Order of Physical Education with knights officers and grand crosses. The violet ribbon with a white line will distinguish recipients. Georges Carpentier is to be made an officer on January 1, with manager Francois Deg Camps named a knight.
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Paris
Order of Physical Education
Georges Carpentier
Francois Deg Camps
Walter Johnson’s Daughter Dies in Coffeyville
Coffeyville Kansas Deeth three year old daughter of Walter Johnson pitcher for the Washington American League team died at the family home yesterday.
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Coffeyville
Kas
Deeth
API Elmore
Walter Johnson
Washington
Chicago police raids end with mass arrests of saloon keepers
Over 750 people including 150 dry saloon keepers were arrested in Chicago over two nights under orders from Mayor Thompson. Raids hit all city sections including the Lake Shore Drive area and the so called exclusive precincts. Officials report arrests as trials proceed in polite court today.
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Chicago
Dee 19
Thompson
Lake Shore Drive
Harry Ny Mager
Briand informs Harvey on French naval tonnage proposal
Premier Briand says France accepts Hughes tonnage plan as a principle for capital ships with ratios 5 5 5 1.7 1.68 for U S England Japan France Italy while insisting on submarines and cruisers. Briand backs Washington accord but keeps submarine needs.
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Paris
A_ dispatch
London
Havas
Briand
Starvey
France
Hughes
United States
England
Japan
Italy
Harvey
Marine
Guisthau
M. Guisthan
France Accepts Naval Ratio Setting Stage for Talks
Washington reports that Paris and London accepted the American naval ratio at the arms conference, signaling progress toward a broad reduction plan. French Premier Briand and Ambassador Harvey reportedly settled key terms, with details still pending as the naval sub-committee adjourned and awaited further instructions from Paris.
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Washington
London
Paris
France
Briant
Harvey
Associated Press
Hughes
M. Sarraut
M. Briand
Jusserand
M. Barrast
Briand Om Simday
Twen
State Tax Chief Forecasts Tax Increase Proposal
Rajom Ore December 19 Frank K Lovell state tax commissioner announced today that taxes will be raised for state purposes next year. The statement signals imminent fiscal measures and budgetary adjustments from state government authorities.
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Rajom
Ore
Frank K Lovell
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