New Officers Take Control Dail Eireann in Dublin
Arthur Griffith becomes president of the Dail Eireann and leads the new cabinet as Ireland prepares to ratify the treaty creating the Irish free state. The February 14 reconvening and political tensions loom while the British move to release political prisoners may ease standoff, prompting calls for swift completion of the settlement.
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Legion Head Seeks Aid in Missing Great War Veteran
Stanford MacNider national commander of the American Legion asks legion posts to help locate Thomas Dace vice president of the Great War Veterans Canada who has been missing since December 23. Dace 38 from Edmonton Alberta was last heard from in Winnipeg and is believed en route to Minnesota after WWI wounds. He is five feet four and a half inches tall, 15% pounds, with black hair and grey eyes.
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Alberta
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Minnesota
Italy to Aid Foreign Bank Branches to Prevent Failure
Rome reports the Italian government will provide any needed assistance to foreign branches of Banca Italiana di Leonto to avert failure or liquidation. Epoca notes Bank of Naples may intervene in US branches by boosting Sconto bank assets or absorbing holdings to support Italogs credit and protect savers.
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Banca Italiana di Leonto
Epoca
Bank of Naples
United States
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Umgrant
Munich Audiences Rebuff American Referents In Play
Berlin reports recount Munich theatre goers protesting American background and names in a new production. Authorities blocked the scenes until relocated to the Caucasus. The play was altered with renamed characters such as Pagagedrom Smith to Bauteski and Gladys Chicago to Maha Petrograd.
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Neue Verliner Zeitung
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Caucasus
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Fetrograd
Army officers on the stand in France executions probe
Senate inquiry into alleged illegal hangings of U S soldiers in France heard testimony from Dr A E B Ross battalion surgeon of the 16th infantry and from witnesses including Robert Harrison J A McDonald and Colonel Chas J Symonds who described the Gievres execution and secrecy surrounding it with questions on other lynching claims.
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Senate Committee
France
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Danville
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16Th Infantry
Tiondre Court
Robert Harrison
Wilmington
N. C
Gievres
Brandegee
Symonds
Watson
Georgia
Fighting cocks now use boxing gloves at Chicago show
Chicago January 11 AP The National Poultry Show and Chicago Breeders' Association opened at the International Amphitheatre with turkeys fancy fowl and rabbits drawing crowds. The highlight was a miniature prize ring bout between small fighting cocks wearing small boxing gloves over their talons.
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Synuria Bug Imparts Oil Taste To Gotham Water
New York officials report the synuria microscopic organism causing an oily flavor in New York City water from the Kensic reservoir. The oil cannot yet be fully removed but officials say the bug is not dangerous to health. In Columbus a golf group announces Wanamaker prize boost for the Pittsburgh tournament, adding 25 dollars to 32 first round losers.
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George Sargent
Professional Golfers’ Association of the
Freight Train Plunges Down Embankment Near Belotsville
At 100 foot embankment on the Chesapeake and Ohio Northern line one and a half miles north of Belotseville a freight train derailed early this morning. Fireman J G Callahan was killed, brakeman BCA ol. Chinaville Luiz K Perry engineer Russell i badly injured and scalded as engine tender and three coal cars tumbled down the embankment after a heavy rain weakened a large fill.
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J G. Callahan
BCA
Chinaville
Inquest Hears Dr Woolley Death By Gunshot
Coroner's jury at Schumacher and Hall parlors found the deceased was Dr H S Woolley death caused by a gunshot wound to the heart with the shooter unknown. Witnesses described two chest wounds and a possible hypodermic-like puncture in the left arm, and police testified the pistol was found in Woolley's hand with multiple shell casings present.
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H. 8. Hamilton
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A. W. Service
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L. A. Ferguson
L. F. Molinelli
H. F. Goldsmith
W. P. Poole
N. B. Adkison
Thos
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Kilgope
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First National
Charles Anxious To Return Home
Budapest January 11. Former Emperor Charles I says Hungary is his fatherland and he will return, praising loyalty of Counts Andrassy Apponyi and Sigray and the Hungarian nation. Count Hunyadi forced to leave Funchal due to living costs.
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Funchal
G O P Leader Clarence Miller Dies at 50
Clarence B. Miller longtime secretary of the national Republican committee died in St Paul after an emergency operation for appendicitis and heart ailment He was 50 and a funeral was planned in St Paul with burial in Pine Island Minn His son Captain Maurice Miller A S A of Scranton Pa awaited arrival to finalize arrangements
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Clarence B. Miller
National Republican Committee
Maurice Miller
Scranton
Pine Island
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Coal Price Cut Announced by Major Boston Firm
A large Boston coal company announced today a reduction of cents per ton in the retail price of hard coal. The move comes as part of a regional price adjustment affecting customers in the Boston area.
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Boston
Britain Frames France Security As Own Problem In Pact Talks
Cannes dispatch says Premier Briand plans to leave for Paris to inform the French cabinet and address opposition criticisms. The British memorandum claims Britain will defend France if German soil is attacked and urges naval restraint to avoid harming any accord. Russia’s return to trade is urged as essential to Europe’s recovery, with Russian participation a condition.
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Great Britain
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Trade Decrease Reports for Britain in 1921
Britain’s foreign trade declined in 1921 from 1920 levels. Imports valued at 1,086,000,000 sterling, exports at 703,000,000 sterling, according to the annual board of trade returns.
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London
Great Britain
Board of Trade
Ann Arbor Considers Iowa Amateur Meet on Ferry Field
University athletic authorities weigh inviting the inter collegiate association of amateurs of Iowa to hold its 1922 or 1923 meet on Ferry field in Ann Arbor. A decision is expected in a few days.
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Miccl
Inter-Collegiate Association of Amateurs of Iowa
Ferry Field
Shell evidence discussed in Woolley case testimony
Witness Mr. Sellers described five shells found post mortem. He noted two shells on the right showed more recent firing, while three on the left appeared older, explaining possible shell movement as the coat blocked ejected rounds.
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Dr. Woolley
Paris Cabinet Hears Cannes Negotiations Update
A Paris cabinet council chaired by President Miller met at the Blysee Palace to discuss Cannes talks. Premier Briand was to inform the Paris cabinet of the negotiations and planned to return to Cannes Friday. Parliament members say the cabinet urged not to finalize the Anglo French pact before approval by parliament.
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Transport Crook Leaks While Returning Troops From Germany
The army transport Crook, carrying American troops from Germany, sprang a leak about 450 miles from New York. A temporary repair was made and there is no immediate danger. The St Mihiel sailed to offer assistance if needed.
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Crook
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St. Mihiel
Antwerp
Washington
Key reparations deal dominates Allied talks in Paris
In Cannes and Paris, delegates focus on Germany’s reparations as Briand faces cabinet scrutiny over a pending Anglo French defensive pact. Germany’s delegation arrives with full powers to negotiate cash and in kind payments totaling 720 million gold marks annually, with Britain and Belgium among beneficiaries and loans to France arranged. Representatives briefed on January and February due payments.
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France
Allied Supreme Council
Germany
Paris
Prance
Briand
Hig Cal. Net
Aol
International Financial Corporation
Geran
Walter Rathenau
Berlin
Italy
Great Britain
Belgia
Japan
Belgium
Allieseparations Commission
Janos
Bloodied duel ends in reconciliation in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires a pistol duel between Dr. Rodolph Moreno and Senator Fernaldo Saguir over a radical poster phrase ended without injuries. Both fired at the signal. Saguir shot at the ground and Moreno refused a second shot. Seconds mediated a reconciliation.
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Rodolph Moreno
Fernaldo Saguir
Moreno
Saguir
American envoy Harv ey attends allied council session
George Harley, the American ambassador to Great Britain, attended the allied supreme council meeting in Cannes after nearly recovering from a Monday automobile accident. Council members greeted him with warm congratulations on his narrow escape.
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Cannes
George Harvey
Great Britain
Allied Supreme Council
Bank Closure Shocks Stoutland in Missouri Turmoil
The People's Bank of Stoutland, capital 20000 dollars with a 15000 dollar surplus, was ordered closed by state finance director J G Hughes. The shutdown follows war department ties and raises questions about local financial stability. The report also notes a coast guard mission near Roaton with cutters Onsipee sent from Porsinded to Menlee.
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Peoples Bank of
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