Dublin Castle Transfer Ends British Rule in Ireland
Dublin reports the transfer of governing powers from Dublin Castle to the provisional Irish government under Lloyd George era. Officials, journalists, and crowds witnessed the shift as Michael Collins and others arrived, signaling a new phase after the Anglo Irish Treaty. London papers praised Griffiths handling of the railway situation and promised Irish delegation talks in London.
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Dublin Castle
Leeland
Viscount Fitzalan
Michael Collins
John McNeill
P. J. Hogan
Josepth AecGrath
Jevin O'Higgins
William Cosgrove
Viscount Mirzalon
Privy Council
Deblin
London
South Ireland
Arthur Griffits
lLomien
Winston Churchill
Treland
Michael Collinge
Thoresay
General Semenoff Granted US Stay for Six Months
Gen Gregorie Semen, once linked with the Russhan Cossacks, was allowed by the state department to spend six months in the United States Consul General Patter at Tilentsin China has instructions to view Semenoff's passports. He is reported to be coming to arrange for considerable towns by American bankers to finance another anti Bolshevik revolution in Russia.
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Gregorie Semen
Russhan Cossacks
State «Department
United States
Patter
Tilentsin
China
Semenoff
Amerin
Russia
Church to Hang on Feb 17 in Double Slaying Case
Chicago judge sentences a youth accused of killing two automobile salesmen to be hanged February 17. The defendant received the sentence after a trial that upheld the prior ruling on the case. The church sought a stay of execution through attorney petitions, but the sentence stood.
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Chicago
Caverly
Harvey W. Civareh
T. J. Doughet
Mrderel
F. Fertets
Washington would back enforcement of meat packers decree
Congress would take a hand in enforcing the consent decree among the big five meat packers. The measure, reduced by Senator La Follette, was sent over under the rules with action pending.
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Congress
Washington
Dana
Labotlette
Worrisome Crime in Charleston Exposes Family Tragedy
B F P Monroney told Sheriff Vincent Aye that financial troubles drove him to kill his wife, son, and daughter while they slept. He confessed after surrendering and showed bodies, then attempted suicide in a barn. Monroney, 64, resided with his family from Yale, Jasper County, about 18 months ago.
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Charleston
Tih
Sherif Vincent Aye
B. F P. Monroney
Monroney
Mita
Mey
Verone
Yale
Jasper County
Sintvetive
Aid for Disabled Ex-Soldiers Urged by Veterans Group
Washington notes that over 5,500 mentally ill former service members are in state institutions, with Ohio cited for poor care. The American Veterans of World War urging federal action to ensure treatment and prevent neglect, condemning conditions and insufficient state support.
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Washington
Buirding
Memorial Calls for Independent Commission on War Service Oversight
Fragmentary text urges stricter supervision and creation of an independent state commission to oversee war service facilities. It argues for centralized control and enhanced governance, citing two years of prior issues and the need for reform. The language suggests a nationwide policy proposal, with emphasis on accountability.
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Erentet
Four Escape Detroit Prison Through Window Bar Break
Four inmates at Detroit House of Correction escaped by tearing iron bars from a corridor window and dodging bullets fired by guards. The breakout happened during morning headcount when about 900 prisoners were being escorted to breakfast.
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Detroit, Mich
Detroit House of Correction
Royal Westminster Abbey Wedding Set for Britain
A royal wedding ceremony is planned at Westminster Abbey with gifts allocated to charity funds. Authorities prepare the historic church for the event, which marks a significant royal family milestone in Britain.
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Britain
Westminster Abbey
Senator King of Utah Defends China Policy in Open Door Resolution
The resolution asserts the United States should refrain from interfering in China’s internal matters and opposes laws restricting China’s autonomy. It warns against treaties or measures that fix tariff duties or constrain China’s right to determine its own laws, pending international law.
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Utah
Hughes
Senate of
United States
United State
China
Senate
Federal Reserve Act Amen dment Proposes Farmer Directorship
A substitute amendment to the Federal Reserve Act proposed by Senator Kellogg Rep Minn adds an additional directorship on the Federal Reserve Board to prepare for the appointment of a dirt farmer by the President. The move follows Kellogg’s earlier farmer amendment efforts.
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Washington. Dan
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Act
Kelloge
Minn
Jury in Burch Case Discharged After Deadlock
The Los Angeles jury deliberated 72 hours in the Arthur C. Burch case and was discharged by Judge Reeve after a 10 to 2 deadlock with two holdouts for acquittal.
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Los Angeles
Jai
Arthur C. Burch
Reeve
Basis for Tariff Finalized by Senate Finance Committee
Tentative accord among Republicant members of the Senate Finance Committee agrees to assess import duties using the selling price in the American wholesale market at shipment time. Experts will finalize details with the Treasury and Tariff Commission. chairman predicts a near completion.
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Washington, Dan
Senate Finance Committee
United States
Treasury, Tariff Commission
McCumber
American Troops En Route to Rome for Medal Ceremony
From Bern dated January 17 a company of American troops traveling from Germany to Italy will participate in ceremonies for the award of the Congressional Medal of Honor to the Unknown Soldier. Henry T. Allen arrived at Basel as the detachment’s rifles and arms were stored separately per Swiss permission.
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Bern
Switzerland
Germany
Itaiy
Hatter
Soltier
Henry T. Allen
Basel
Rail unions meet Hoover backed talks on grievances
Washington on January 17 reports say railroad executives and leaders of railway employees unions held conferences under Secretary Hoover to resolve disagreements and remove controvery. The talks included top figures from the four brotherhoods as part of the government initiated effort to ease tensions in the industry.
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Washington
Ralitead
Rallesy
Hoover
Receiver Appointed for Dier Co Liabilities Priced at 4000
New York broker faces receiver action in U S District Court. Petition cites liabilities totaling four thousand dollars, with assets far below. Judge Jellen Mack presides. parties include M W Enrich Lourd Warnes and others named in filing by S S Myers and A G Hawes of New York.
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C. D. Dier @& Co
Chieng
Jellen Mack
United States District Vurt
New
Doctors Back Whisky as Medicine in Major Survey
Washington January 17. A large majority of physicians canvassed by the American Medical Association regard whisky as a necessary therapeutic agent in medical practice. Beer and wine are also seen as necessary, while a minority report direct suffering from prohibition laws.
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Washington
Warhleeren
German correspondent first to arrive in Wiehe after peace
Dr John Mez De of the Frankfurter Zeitung arrives in Wiehe as the first German correspondent since the peace accord. He sets to cover the ongoing conference and reports from the ore man paper channel.
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John Mex
Frankfurter Zeitung
Ore Man
Wiehe Innten
Ile
Germany
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