Trouble in Commons over Ireland debate shocks London
In London on a November afternoon in 1922 two Nationalist and Unionist MPs clashed during Ireland debate, prompting a temporary suspension. Devlin apologized, Molson apologized, and order was restored after a tense exchange about Ireland’s governance and proposed emergency measures.
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Refugee Crisis Deepens Aboard Bosphorus Ships
Associated Press reports from Constantinople describe dire conditions aboard more than 90 ships along the Bosphorus. Refugees, including families, endure filth and thirst with scarce water, prompting fears of a catastrophic outcome unless aid lands them soon.
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Riot in Bologna Kills Eight, Wounds Many
London reports Bologna municipal council clash ended with eight killed and 64 wounded as rival factions clashed inside and outside the chamber. An unknown man sparked the riot during Sunday session, causing chaos across the area.
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Local Chicago assault report linens details rumored weapon
A Chicago notice reports a deadly assault involving a suspect using a deadly weapon and beating the victim nicknamed Rupsel. Police indicate the incident occurred today at a public venue, with preliminary descriptions pointing to a violent confrontation and ongoing investigation.
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Democrats Asked to Confer on League Issue
President elect Harding invites Democratic leaders Reed of Missouri Pomerene of Ohio and Shields of Tennessee to confer on the League of Nations and other matters after his rye titan manager, who wag.n Washington today. Others named include Austen Lodge Knox Polit Daugherty.
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Raids Across Ireland Touch Dublin Cork and Others
Dublin reports extensive police and military raids with searches and arrests nationwide. Firing persisted into the evening as authorities seized documents in Cork and other towns including Ter Moy Garrick on Shannon Galway Tastowel Clonmel and Castoay. Constable Ryan was kidnapped near Omagh and later released.
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Eagle Attempts to Carry Away Wyoming Child
In Glendo Wyoming on November 24 an eight year old boy Walter Spaulding was attacked by a giant eagle near the Spaulding yacht. The bird with a eight foot wingspan seized Walter in the yard before he stabbed the eagle then fled for help. Brothers John and another sibling aided, Mrs Spaulding used a stick, and Mr Spaulding shot the eagle then saved the child though both boys suffered claw injuries.
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President-Elect Harding Arrives in Panama Today
On the Parismina the president-elect will disembark at nine o'clock Tuesday morning in the Canal Zone. The vessel slowed to delay arrival at Colon until mid afternoon. Mrs Harding mostly stayed in her stateroom but appeared well and smiled on deck after a morning game of golf.
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Three More Banks In Dakota Close
BISMARCK November 22. Three more banks closed today amid North Dakota financial strain that has seen a wave of bank failures over the past six days. Officials cite depletion of reserves tied to the Farmers State Bank of Belfield and Security State Bank as factors in the latest closures.
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Mediation call on Armenian Turkish clash stirs League debate
In Geneva the League of Nations Assembly approved appealing to powers to mediate between Turkish Nationalists led by Mustapha Kemal Pasha and Armenians. Debates pitted Rene Viviani against Sir Austen Balfour as members weighed a potential expeditionary force and the US stance. The vote remained tense with leaders from France and South Africa backing a coalesced mediation push.
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