Anglo Irish Treaty Denounced in Irish Parliament Session
Dublin reports the Anglo Irish treaty denounced as a political peace by President De Valera and followers at the opening of the Dail Eireann session. Arthur Griffith moves ratification, declaring the bargain must stand and the people should be served, while Austin Stack opposes the oath and abstains. The session recessed after bitter exchanges.
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Dublin
DeVelera
Eirean
Dail
Arthur Griffith
Ireland
Griffith
Lloyd George
Austin Stack
Arrests Expected in Wall Street Bomb Case After Lindenfeld Confession
Burns Detective Agency and U S Department of Justice anticipate additional arrests within forty eight hours following a confession obtained from Wolfe Lindenfeld in Warsaw Poland. Lindenfeld linked to the red group and to Rosa Luxemburg, with ties to the Salvik News Agency and Third Internationale activities. Authorities warn of threats to blow up New York stock exchange and financial district buildings on Monday December 19.
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New York
Wall Street
Burns Detective Agency
Department of Justice
Wolfe Lindenfeld
Warsaw
Poland
United States
Sherman Burns
United Press Today
Lindenfeld
Linde
M. J. Burns
Bureau of Investigation
Burns
Department
Cosgrove
William Linde
Red Groupe
Rosa Luzumberg
Berlin
Salvik
Third Internationale
Europe
Stock Exchange
Financial District
Dublin Dail debates ratification as threat of renewed warfare looms
In Dublin the Dail Hearan debates the peace treaty with renewed warfare feared in England. Austin Stack and De Valera condemn the treaty as unjust while Count Plunkett moves rejection. Michael Collins argues for the treaty calling it freedom though not ultimate.
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England
Dail Dublin
Dail Hirean
Austin Stack
DeVelera
Count Plunkett
Empire
Ireland
Republic
McNeill
Michael Collins
Collins
France Accepts Naval Ratio Proposed by Hughes
Premier Briand told Ambassador George Harvey that France accepts the naval ratio proposed by Secretary Hughes. The announcement was made official today in London.
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France
London
Hughes
Briand
George Harvey
Frog Narrates Self as Busy Pond Ruler in Tongue Tangles
A humorous frog monologue portrays Mr Bullfrog and Mr Fullfrog debating creatures in a pond. The piece features a talking frog boasting his home, independence, and disdain for interruptions while praising bugs for aid in gathering nest materials.
Smiled His Way to Success in Business and Love
Sidney Ware, a cheerful young worker at Angell & Co, rises fast on charm and a winning smile. A burglary attempt at the Angell house test his nerve, but he saves the day and wins Della Angell, marrying her a year later as his career prospers.
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Sidney Ware
Sidney
Angell & Co
Ste Toreman
Angel Caame
Ware
Anegell
Claude Griffiths
Miss Della Angell
Nettle Darling
Griffins
Riii
Angell
Della
Mr. Angell
Devi
Sudney
Derry
King Pal
Sitney
Papa
Wingame
Bomb Threat Shuts Down New York Financial District
Special armed guards are on duty at the New York stock exchange and sub treasuries as police pursue plotters after a letter warned of bombs within a five block radius. The warning to Charles P. Morgan claimed the stock exchange would be blown up on December 19 and urged people to flee the area.
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N. Y. Financial District
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Sub-Treasury
Financial District
Wall Street
Charles P. Morgan
Brokers Stock Exchange
Morgan
Stock Exchange
Two Killed in Strike Riot in Sioux City Packing District
In Sioux City Iowa Louis Jones son of Sheriff W H Jones and an alleged striker Hassen Kaled were killed after a confrontation in the packing district. Kaled allegedly slugged Jones who pursued and allegedly was shot by Kaled and Kaled died after being shot by the sheriff. State troops may be deployed as strikers cause disruption in the area.
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Sioux City
Louis Jones
W. H. Jones
Woodberry County
Hassen Kaled
Kaled
Young Jones
Car Goes Through Ice With Drowning on Lake Clitherol
In Fergus Falls on December 19 Oscar Anderson drowned when an automobile sank through thin ice on Lake Clitherol. Oscar Nickelson was rescued after going under. Erwin Roland son and Clavius Holdt pulled him from the water after escaping onto solid ice. The car remains missing and the body unrecovered. The four men, wolf hunting, avoided death by jumping as the ice broke.
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Fergus Falls
Oscar Anderson
Lake Clitherol
Oscar Nickelson
Erwin Rolandson
Clavius Holdt
Anderson
Hays May Become Head of Film Industry
Postmaster General Will Hays plans to lead the reorganized U S motion picture industry at a salary of 100000 dollars a year for two and a half years. The offer was reported by a prominent Republican in Washington and confirmed by circles, though Hays’ office stayed silent as he rests at a health resort.
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Hays
Washington
Will Hays
United States
Reorganized
Association of the Motion Picture Industry
Final Decision on Ford Offer for Nitrate Plant
Washington eyes a quick decision on Henry Ford's offer for the Muscle Shoals nitrate and power project in Alabama. Secretary of War Weeks met with Ford engineers W B Mayo and J W Worthington and Army engineers led by General Beach to discuss the proposal.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
War Department
War Weeks
W. B. Mayo
J. W. Worthington
Ford
Epace
Lansing Beach
Army Engineers
Taylor
Agreement on naval limits reached at Washington
Five naval powers agreed to cap battleship armaments. France to accept a 1.75 ratio in the 5 5 3 plan, backing down from a larger navy. Harding sends Andrew Miller of Bismarck North Dakota to be U S district judge for North Dakota pending senate confirmation, though state approval is mixed.
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Washington
Briand
Japan
Washington, D. C
Harding
Senate
Andrew Miller
Bismarck
N. D
United States
District of North Dakota
North Dakota
Miller
J. P. McCumber
Premiers Discuss Treaty In General Terms In London
London reports Premier Briand and Lloyd George talked about broad treaty issues in today's peace talks. The questions raised were referred to Sir Robert Horne and a French treasury expert for analysis with a resumption set for 11 a m tomorrow. Ardmore defendants held on murder charge after a massed party attack killed two locally.
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London
Briand
Lloyd George
Robert Horne
Ardmore
Okla
Joe Carroll
Wilson
Carroll
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