Irish Question Hurts Irish Immigrant Vote Debate
A disjointed report mentions multiple states and figures as debate over reducing representation in a committee emerges. It notes O Callaghan and MacAitey, Lord Mayor of Cork, and a plan to refer the case to the Justice Department. Secretary Wilson paroles O Callaghan in recognizance pending admission considerations.
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Daniel Icallaghat
Peté MacAwitey
Cork
Wdard
O’caliadl
Wilson
O'Callaghan
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Immigration ship inspections urged by US official
A commissioner's statement advocated overseas inspection facilities and stricter exams for immigrants to avert the arrival of diseased individuals. He cited epidemics in eastern Europe and argued most migrants would be admitted only if examined at embarkation ports by American officials. He also noted limited steamship capacity as a factor in protection. Dublin reports De Valera denies Sinn Fein peace overtures while forecasting his manifesto and Galway arrest context.
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American Porte
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Gan
United States
Public Health Service
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League of Nations to Convene Barcelona Conference on Communications
Sir Eric Drummond, Secretary General of the League of Nations, will preside over a late February conference on communications and transit in Barcelona, Spain. The United States is expected to receive an official invitation to attend.
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Paris
Jah
Eric Drummond
League of Nations
Barcelona
Spain
United States
Bicycle Race Offers $20,000 Prize For Six Day Event
Six day bicycle race starts January 16 with twelve teams. Prize pool totals $20,000. Winners to be decided on a sprint point system.
Cardinal Gibbons Improves Condition Says Priest
Baltimore reports Cardinal Gibbons shows improvement after recent illness. A cathedral staff member said the condition is better this morning and progress is noted, though no official statement has been released.
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Baltimore
National Immigration Debate Ahead In Congress
The National Immigration Committee in Washington plans to confront labor and migration policy next week. Cornell will argue that laborers should be encouraged to enter the country rather than restricted. Secretary P. O. Harley of the union declares that many large engineering projects depend on skilled labor and that there is little nobility among the ranks of reluctant workers.
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New-York
Cornell
Sahington
P.O. Harley
Unknown Army Officers Murder Col Fatdeas in Athens
A group of unidentified soldiers assassinated Col. Steffan Fatdeas, the chief judge advocate of the court, near the big theatres in Athens on Wednesday night. The motive and affiliations remain unclear as authorities investigate.
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Athens
Col
Steffan ‘Fatdeas
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Eta
Tragic death case under cross examination proceedings
In the case Mrs Parkish McCranie versus W Wa Wil Has t of Henrie the death of Mr McCranie occurred at 12 30 yesterday before noon recess. Testimony from both sides described events leading to the tragedy with the defense seeking to prove justifiable homicide. Witnesses including Josh Jerry, now deceased, testified that he peeped through a hole during the incident. The trial argument continued into yesterday afternoon and rested with Judge Hammond presiding in the main court and in the adjacent room during morning sessions.
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Williams
Taurder
Joiner
Branch
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Jerry
Ain
Hammond
Hald Court
Farmers Equity Union Eyes National Co operative Markets
Plans to establish nationwide cooperative markets and purchasing agencies were opened at the Farmers Equity Union annual convention in St Louis Missouri. Delegates argued the central marketing system would curb speculation in farm products and benefit both consumers and producers.
Senate panel urged rail merger controls under ICC supervision
Alfred Thom of the Association of Railway Executives urged Congress to approve legislation allowing railroads to buy and consolidate subsidiary lines under ICC oversight. He argued the President lacked full facts when vetoing a suspension of the Clayton Act’s application to such purchases.
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D.C
Interstate” Commerce Commission
Was
Senate- Commerce
Alfred Thom
Coungel-For the
Railway’ Executive
Thom
Thanksgiving Visit Sparks Local Social News
Mrs. L-G and serena holidays mark families returning home from Georgia Tech visits. Mrs. Elliott Watkins and Major Groover head to Little Rock after visiting relatives in Jacksonville and here. Miss Billie Ma Groover visits Brunswick, and a Matrona Bridge Club event hosts refreshments with high scorer Mrs. Ernest Milligan.
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James
Georgia Tech
Elliott Watkins
Major Groover
Little Rock
Jacksonville
Pla
Mary Belle ‘Nichols
Sara ‘Turner
Louise’ Horn
Milledgeville Co
Billie “Ma Groover
Brunswick
Fis
B. Cee
Matrona Bridge Club
J. H. Horne
Ernest Milligan
Fred Feltham
Ed Norton
Ernest, Milligan
J. H. McIntosh
F.C. Jones
May Taylor
Thomasville
Martha
Brantley
Alica Feltham
Cartersville
Paducah
Jeannette Pearlman
Forsyth
Bessie Pitt College
W. E. Nants
Calcutta
Savannah
Russell Carter
Valdosta
Florida Proposal Raises Income Tax Exemption Levels
A visitor from Florida, Sena Ramme, introduced a bill in D C on January 5 proposing to raise individual exemptions under the income tax law to 1500 dollars and to 3000 dollars for married couples, aiming to ease tax burden.
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Asttington
Prohibition Bureau Seeks Seven Million Budget
Assistant Commissioner Myers testified publicly that the Internal Revenue Bureau will need about seven million dollars next year for enforcement. Commissioner Williams said the department struggles to hire eight type of men at current pay and faces temptation among agents, noting hunger can drive wrongdoing.
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Myere
Internal ‘Revenue
House
Bureau
Williams
Tobacco growers meet to select delegates for marketing plan
In Lexington Yo January 6 tobacco growers gathered at the county seat to elect delegates for a mass meeting set for tomorrow. They aim to discuss a proposal to do away with the 1921 crop and seek a marketing solution that yields a satisfactory price to growers.
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Lexington
Burney Delt
Enturky
Aridus
Harding Becomes Mason at Initiation Ceremony
President elect Warren G Harding reached the thirty second degree of Masonry last night in a twelve hour initiation at Scioto valley lodge Marion Ohio. He received a Masonic ring from local thirty second degree Masons and may join the Mystic Shrine Friday.
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Plect “Harding
United States
Pason
Scioto Valley
James A. Garfield
William McKinley
Harding
Marion
Mystic Shrine
Representative Kahn
California
House Military Committee
Representative Butler
House
Congress
President Aiken Dies By Own Hand In Laurens Bank Era
Officials ruled Hugh K. Aiken president of the Laurens Porteans Bank died by his own hand. He was found in a bathroom with a bullet wound at his Laurens home. A note found in his room clarified the cause as self-inflicted.
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Laurens
Hugh K._ Aiken
Laurens ” Porteans Bank
Aiken
Cox inaugurated as Massachusetts governor in ceremonial ceremony
Boston Mass Jan 6 Channing H Cox was today inaugurated Governor of Massachusetts amid traditional ceremonies. Vice President elect Calvin Coolidge, after leaving the office, departed the state house without escort.
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Boston
Mass
Channing H. Cox
Massachusetts
Calvin Coolidge
State House
Penrose to Back House Tariff Bill With Modifications
Senator Penrose, chair of the Senate finance committee, announced he would support the House emergency tariff bill but hoped for rate modifications. The pledge came after the committee's first open hearings on the measure in Washington D. C.
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Washington, D. C
Penrose
Senate Finance Committee
Fragmentary OCR Note on Legislative Hearing
A partial OCR line references a legislative committee and a sentencing phrase. The readable fragment hints at a named committee and a statement about clarity or confirmation during a hearing. No clear event, date, or participants are identifiable.
Minn City Seeks Reinstatement of Capital Inishment
Local authorities in Minn City pursue reinstatement of capital punishment. Debate centers on legality, ethics, and potential impact on crime deterrence, with officials weighing public opinion and constitutional questions.
Insolvencies Rise in 1920 As Economic Readjustment Continues
New York data show U S insolvency totals climbing in 1920 with 8 881 failures and liabilities rising to $295 1 million up from 1919 6 451 failures. The report notes geographic shifts with the Middle Atlantic and South Atlantic states posting higher failure counts and indebtedness, reflecting a nationwide business mortality pattern during economic adjustment.
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R.G. Dun’s and Company
Middle Atlantic
South Atl
South Central
South Atlantic
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