Irish Treaty Debate Intensifies Across Dail Session
Dublin reports indicate Dal Teorainn will refer Lloyd George treaty to a vote by the Irish people. Proponents insist the treaty will be reelected. Speakers including Mary McSwiney and E J Tywan defend the pact as vital to Ireland’s self government and peace.
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Dali Kirvann
Lloyd George
Dall Te Office
W. P. Cosgrove
Sion Feinenvey
de Valery
Coegreve
Mary McSwiney
Lord Maror
Cork
Wade
George Ay
E. J. Tywan
Michael Collins
Ary
de Vittera
Duggan
Trish
Marler
G. Guava Duffy
Lioyad George
Ponto
Dail Eireann
Republic
Ways and Means Weigh Light Wine Tax to Fund Soldier Bonus
The House Ways and Means Committee will study financing a soldier bonus with a tax on beer and light wines. Chairman Fordney said the panel will assess feasibility and whether lifting prohibition to permit such beverages is advisable and constitutional.
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Washington, Dee
House
Ways and Means
Fordney
Bar Candles Harding Asked to Halt Christmas Plan
New York February 2 President Harding was urged to abandon a plan to place Halted candies in White House windows on Christmas Eve. George P Mildane, Safety Underwriters Association agent, telegraphed the President urging him not to carry out this plan saying it would turn Christians into a day of mourning and worsen the nation's fire losses last year totaling 15,000 lives and 500 million dollars in property.
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New York
Pee
Harding
George PP. Mildane
Tories
Harding Begins Economy Meet To Target Government Costs
President Harding directs a general meeting of the government business organization to discuss administrative economy. Dawes announces the session will be held late in January with Harding presiding, echoing last June’s gathering of officials from the President down to bureau heads.
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Washington
Pee
Harding
Charlies G. Dawes
Dawes
Atk Art Tu
Bureau
Von Jagow Gets Five Years for Kap Revolt Role
Leipste, Dec. 22 Der Trangert von dragen, former Berlin police commander, was sentenced to five years by the federal Supreme court for his part in the Kap revolt of March 1920 which briefly toppled the Ebert government.
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Berlin
Radio Station Fire Near Eagle Fortunes Alaska Article
A U S radio station at Eagle City Alaska roughly 100 miles north of Fairbanks escaped destruction when a fire damaged a 100 foot steel tower. The blaze originated in a defective equipment area and caused minor staff disruptions while investigators assess the cause. The station, costing over 10000 dollars, suspended operations temporarily as repairs are planned.
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Alaska
Tawsen
United States
Eagle Cite
Herve
Hueness
Three Die In Columbus Store Gas Explosion
A gas explosion and fire at the Wright store in Columbus Ohio killed three women and injured many others. The blast occurred on the basement and upper floors, scattering debris and trapping shoppers on a busy day following a bank robbery. City ambulances and fire crews fought to rescue clerks and customers as nearby buildings suffered damage.
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Columbus
Wright
South Ind
Citizens’ Trust and Savings Company
Harding Shifts View on Pacific Treaty Scope
President Harding abandons opposition to applying the Washington Naval Treaty to Japan and its laws after talks with Lodge and Underwood. The U.S. delegation and Harding differ on Shantung and Far Eastern terms, but officials say the split will not block ratification. France accepts the American plan for 175,040 tons in capital ships, as debate continues over reservations and ratios.
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Washington
Beilich
New York
Harding
Shantung
aRickgh
Jenhat
Benatora Loawlye Am Underwood
Unclear Text On East Asia Talks and Railway Proposal
The fragment discusses reactions to US and allied attitudes toward Britain and Japan before a presidential pledge. It mentions Nipponese influence after a relief, debates over the Sichuan railway plan, and a Japanese proposal to appoint Japanese experts to the railway service, signaling friction in Sino Japanese negotiations.
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Haror
Fider
Japan
Riachiry
Fekso
China
Eve
Allied Council Meeting Membes Cannes Summit Report
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Allied Council and a meeting at Cannes with references to London and Liechtenstein. Content unclear with many garbled words. no specific events, dates, or outcomes readable.
Enraged husband kills children in Mount Clemens incident
Mount Clemens Mich Dec 22 Marry Lyde enraged when wife refused reconciliation slashed their two children to death Milly aged three James aged four the wife Mrs Harry Luce aged twenty and Raymond aged five seriously injured Lyde killed himself in a shed behind their home The weather is seem likely to improve
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Lyde
Roger
Milly
James
Harry Luce
Raymond
Suspects Held in Train Hold-Up Case
Chicago police and railroad detectives arrest twenty three suspects after a deluxe train robbery on the Baltimore & Ohio line from Sixty-Third Street. The robber, who claimed not to rob ladies, targeted three female passengers including Mrs. Stansbury and her children, causing panic in the observation and dining cars as the train sped toward its destination.
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Supertis
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SOO Pap
Alantment
Jane
Baltimore & Ohio
Suv
Viehas
Wil
Railroad
Ferale
Wey
Chicago
Uitetals
Sixty-third Street
Stansbury
Train Robber Jumped From Train Amid Armed Escape
Reporters describe a robbery attempt on a moving train where a robber fled after leaping from the rear observation car as the train slowed. Children near the scene saw an automobile waiting with confederates while Captain Motter heads the special police raid.
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Hha
J.D. Motter
Miilreads Special Pbilee
Hare
Indian court fines American for refusing to furnish security
An American, identified as Stokes, was sentenced to six months in prison in Delhi after refusing to furnish security for good behavior. The case concerns alleged connections with conspiracies and a manifesto denying Indians should serve the British government as soldiers.
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Delhi
India
Stokes
Ore
Irish Raiders Kidnap Fifteen Men in Londonderry Raid
In the Limavady district of Londonderry a group of unmasked raiders seized fifteen men and moved them to an unknown destination. The perpetrators were strangers to the area and the incident is reported from Teelfast and Treland dated December 22. The report also notes the death of Francis Mary in Stel Pek Rhee MISTS.
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Teelfast
Treland
Limavady
France presents armament plan to naval committee
Washington reports Albert Sarraut and Admiral De Bon presented France’s written plan for a strong fleet of light cruisers destroyers and submarines. The Cull committee on naval armament will study the disclosure for several days, delaying any public session of the conference before Christmas.
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Washington
Albert Sarraut
Admiral de Bon
France
New Arms Parley May Be Necessary
British spokesman urges a world conference to limit naval armament construction. He notes Hughes plan may fail without global agreement and warns private shipyards in Spain, Norway, and Sweden could arm nations outside any pact. Aimed at curbing manufacture and export of warships.
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Washington
United States
Hughes
Spain
Norway
Sweden
Christmas visiting locals noted in town news
Miss Marie Butterfield returns from Waterloo to spend Christmas with her mother Mrs. W. H. Butterfield while Miss Clarice Meeks from S. U. comes home for the holidays. Local ads mention Firestone Tires White Way Garage 645 and Johnson's Grocery offering Christmas fare and a fresh candy shipment for holiday planning at Farmers Store.
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Marie Butterfield
Waterloo
W. H. Butterfield
Clarice Meeks
S. U
Foch and Viviani Arrive in Havre Aboard Paris
Marshal Foch and former Premier Viviani return from the United States aboard the Paris. They are greeted by Havre authorities and by Vice Admiral Saito with members of the Japanese school ships Izume and Yukome on a world voyage. Madam Foch accompanies her husband.
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Havre
Marshal Foch
Viviani
United States
Paris
Saito
Star of Princes
Kacho
Kuni
Izome
Yukome
Madam Foch
Chita War Report Sparks Far East Tension
London dispatches report that the Far East government at Chita has declared war. Moscow is said to be sending troops and war materiel to Chita, signaling heightened military activity in the region.
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London
Chit
Moscow
Chita
Daniels warns for submarine peril at Washington conference
Josephus Daniels told the Charlotte Rotary club that unless submarines are destroyed and armament cuts agreed, the Washington conference cannot fulfill its duty. He urged focus on submarines, noting their World War II role, and warned bombing planes pose a major future danger.
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Charlotte
N. C
Washington
Josephus Daniels
Daniels
Alaska Road Opens With Elaborate February Ceremonies
The government railroad in Alaska will be opened in early February with a golden spike ceremony attended by chamber representatives from Pacific coast cities. An excursion over the system is planned, with celebrations in principal towns. Material to complete the 908 foot Riley Creek bridge is on its way, the last unfinished structure.
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Washington
Alaska
Chambers of Commerce
Pacific Coast
Seward
Fairbanks
Riley Creek
Ks Wary
Hotel Fire Sends Tourists Flee in Hollywood
Fire at a Hollywood hotel prompted a rapid evacuation as guests hurried to exit. The hotel is a landmark for many travelers visiting Los Angeles. The report notes no injuries and mentions broader context of travel and lodging disruptions.
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Hotlywood
Htel
Hollywood
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