U S Leaders Welcome Irish Free State Treaty Ratification
Washington reacts with deep gratification as the Irish Free State treaty is ratified by Dublin, easing England Ireland tensions. Indiana Senator New and other leaders praise self determination and hope for lasting peace and cooperation between nations.
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Jan
Capreseen
England
Ireland
Dall Birewin
Congress
United States
White House
New
Indiana
Senate
France
Maryland
Irish Dall
Great Britain
Friends of Ireland
Rockefeller foundation shows large stock and bond holdings
New York January 9 the Rockefeller foundation's treasurer's report shows a book value of 145 114 558 for the year ended December 31 with 84 101 148 in bonds and the remainder in stocks The investment in stocks includes holdings from the Standard Oil New Jersey and Chicago and Alton railroad among others. Thirty thousand cases of whisky valued at 3 000 000 were withdrawn from bonded warehouses in December on permits deemed large.
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Rocrkefeller Foundation
Standard OF Company of New Jersey
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Fight to Go On in Old Ireland
Reportedly secret meetings sweep Ireland as De Valera and allies declare the fight continues after the Dail approves the treaty, while some factions plot across the island and plan for a southern parliament oath to the king. Grief and Collins supporters hold talks at Mansion House amid broader wartime tensions.
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Old Ireland
de Valera
Ireland
Dublin
England
Cathal Brughs
Austen Stack
Erskine Childers
Mansion House
Grifich
Collins
Dail
Southern Ireland
Ulster
Trish
Siriffith
Stephens’ Green
Grifith and
Experts Weigh Limits on Aircraft in War Warfare
Washington reports that a five powers committee found effective aircraft limits impracticable beyond lighter than air craft. A later conference is urged to draft rules for aircraft and revise war guidelines, with jurists from major nations to oversee the study.
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Washington
Committee On
Aircraf
Conference findings on air power and commercial aircraft
A wartime subcommittee discusses the interdependence of military air power and commercial aviation. It argues against restricting commercial aircraft to retard air strength, warning such limits would hinder transport and communication and undermine peace aims.
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Technion
White House News on Soldier Bonus Sanctioned
A White House conference between President Harding and senators representatives and cabinet members led to provisional plans for a veteran bonus funded if possible by allied debt receipts or a sales tax if needed. Other topics included the permanent tax and the allied debt refunding bill. The session ran from 7 p m to midnight and covered legislative detail.
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Washington
Jun
Congress
Harding
United States
House
Senate
Ireland Ratifies Treaty Ending Century Enmity
Dail Eireann approves a peace treaty with Britain amid a tense debate. De Valera resigns not yet, while Collins Griffiths defend unity and plan a provisional government. Crowds celebrate in Dublin as Ireland moves toward the Irish Free State with a responsible parliament and executive.
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Ireland
Canada
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Irish Free State
Dun's Review Sees Brighter Times for New Year
Dun's Review reports the new year opens with hopeful sentiment, easing money rates, and renewed manufacturing activity. It notes stronger fundamentals, a gradual revival across industries, and improved consumer purchasing, with price concessions in retail signaling shift toward staple goods.
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New York
Dun
Phaases
Irish Leader Nominated by Dail Eireann
Clarke presents his name as the Irish leader candidate after the assembly nominates a successor. The process follows normal asto nation procedures with parliamentary endorsement expected.
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Dail Eireann
Ireland Parliament Rejects De Valera Reelect Bid
The Dail Eireann debated the motion to reelect President De Valera and voted fifty eight to sixty against the proposal. Following the session De Valera offered his resignation as president, prompting Mrs Clarke to move for his reelection with Liam Mellows seconding the motion.
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Evening Journal
Dublin
DeValera
Ireland
Dail Eireann
de Valera
Mra
Thomas Clarke
Liam Mellows
American Ambassador Harvey narrowly escapes crash in Cannes
Special to The Evening Journal reports Harvey, the American Ambassador to Great Britain, survived a car accident in Cannes. His vehicle struck an axle break and overturned, but physicians including Premier Lloyd George and Briand indicated only slight injuries.
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Evening Journal
Cannes
France
Harvey
Great Britain
Golf Links
Iaing
Lloyd George
Briands
Newberry Declares Innocence in Senate Defense
Senator Newberry testified in the Senate defending himself against charges raised by Henry Porc. He denied personal knowledge of expenditures in the large campaign fund and demanded a full inquiry into the alleged wrongdoing.
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Evening Journal
Washington, D.C
Dan
Senator Newberry
United States Senate
Newberry
Henry Porc
Life in seventy years: sleep work dress and church
A statistician estimates an average seventy year life splits into over twenty one years in sleep sixteen in work eleven months in dress and undressing and seven months in church.
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