Open Battle in Dublin Kills Many
London reports heavy fighting in Dublin as Sinn Fein and British forces clash. Thirteen officers killed, dozens wounded, and chaos at a Gaelic football match as armored cars shell the crowd. Cork also reports panic and a detective kidnapping followed by a civilian shooting.
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London
Dublin
Dublin Castle
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Joye
Tipperary
Black and Tans
Newberry
Thomas Simith
Maclean
Kaldow
Morehampton Road
Gresham Hotel
Cork
Bread Price Cut Seen From Housewives Bake-Your-Own Effort
A Toledo report notes a Housewives' league campaign encouraging home baking led to an announced loaf price reduction of one to two cents. For months small loaves sold at 11 cents and large at 17 cents, with new prices reported as lower.
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Toledo
Housewives’ League
Bakeries Prepare Inventories Amid Anticipated Reductions
Announcement states many bakeries are taking inventories in preparation for further reductions.
Day Officer Slain in Raid in Oklahoma City
Federal and county officers pursuing George Wills of Perry, alleged slayer of Kirby Frans, returned from the raid on Wills' home without success. Frans died after being wounded during the raid, as officers searched for the whisky still.
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Oklhoma City
Okla
Oklahon City
George Wills
Verry
Kirby Frans
Oklahoma City
Frans
Wills
Perry
J.C. Gates
Greece ratifies Washington labor convention
Greece becomes the first nation to notify the League of Nations of ratification of the Washington labor conference conventions. The formal notification has reached the league secretary general's office.
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Greece
London
League of Nations
League
Anthracite Wage Talks End in Philadelphia Deadlock
In Philadelphia on November 22 representatives of coal miners and operators adjourned talks over President Wilson's telegram seeking re opening of the United States anthracite coal commission award. Officials said the deadlock centers on interpretation and plan to go to Washington for action.
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Philadelphia
Wilson
United States Anthracite Coal Commission
Eee
Washington
Democrats Report Campaign Spending and Funds Available
The Democratic National Committee spent 1 308 007 in the recent presidential campaign and reported total receipts of 1 816 057 with 5 598 refunds from furniture sales. New York headquarters supplied 1 190 843 of the funds, with Chicago 82 068 San Francisco 4 852 and Washington 25 482.
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Albany
N. Y
Democratic National Committee
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Washington
Vanderlip predicts huge US Russia trade deal backed by Lenine
Washington financier D V Vanderlip says a bill authorizing American trade with Russia will pass Congress in December even over Wilson’s veto. He claims vast capital from the Vanderlip syndicate will exploit Kamchatka coal and oil deposits and Russia’s fishing, and lauds Lenine while denying British probes and asserting Americans may trade with Russia now at their own risk.
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London
Russia
Republican Congress
Wilson
E. L. Doheny
Washington D. Vanderlip
Fle
America
Vanderlip
Lenine
Kamchatka
Seaboard
Alaska
Washington
Lincoln
Europe
International Harvester
Moscow
British Home Office
England
Boom Woman for Congress in Ninth California District
Following Governor Stephens plan for a special election to replace Congressm an elect Charles F. Vandewater killed in a car wreck, supporters push for his widow to run. Carlyle Hughes, 26, the truck driver blamed for Vandewater’s death, is jailed on manslaughter charges.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Stephens
California
Charles F. Vandewater
Carlyle Hughes
Vandewater
Goldman Fed Up On Soviet London Navy
Fragmented text shows Goldman expressing frustration about Soviet Russia and Washington in Moscow. The garbled lines mention a person named Goldman unhappy with the revolution and interactions with a person referred to as Rip, with unclear roles and dates.
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London
Navy
Russia
Washington
Moscow
Goldvon Wae
Goldman
United States
Tod
Rip
Lost Wallet With Photo Believed Found Over Paris District
A misread Paris column notes a man losing his wallet during a flight over the Port district. The wallet contained a photograph and notes and is sought by the owner via the local lost and found notices.
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Paris
eMump
Lenin
Plan to use German seized assets as security rejected
Government officials dismissed a proposal to extend large German held assets in the United States as security for creditor finance. Attorney General l'Almer said the idea, tied to Morgan & Co and Guaranty Trust, was not being seriously considered and that enemy property disposition rests with Congress. White House sources said the plan was never presented to the President.
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Germany
L’almer
Congress
Morgan & Co
the Guaranty Trust Company
New York
Francis P. Garvin
White House
Refugees From Crimea Starving After Wrangel Defeat
Paris reports dire conditions among Crimea refugees, with about a thousand women and children dying from starvation and exhaustion. About 200000 refugees suffer abject misery with food only every 48 hours, and 2,000,000 dollars worth of Red Cross supplies were captured by the Soviets near Wrangel’s retreat.
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Paris
Crimea
Constantinople
Baron Wrangel
Red Cross
Wrangel
Britain Russia trade pact outlines agent immunity and reciprocity
Washington reports a de facto Russian Soviet recognition via a proposed trade agreement. Britain to appoint resident trade agents in Russia and Britain with immunity from arrest and secret communication rights. Pact aims to resume trade, set shipping norms, and permit limited diplomatic privileges while excluding arms, six month notice termination, and no seizure of Russian pre revolution assets.
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Britain
Russia
Washington
State Department
Great Britain
Department
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Asia
United Kingdom
London
Tragic double suicide after inmate escape in Chicago
Vincent Kysela an escaped Oak Forest sanitarium patient shot his wife Frances Kysela at 2650 South Banger avenue and then killed himself. Neighbors heard shots as the couple were found dead on the kitchen floor. their six year old child Mary is with relatives in Three Oaks, Michigan.
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Chicago
Frances Kysela
Vincent Kysela
Oak Forest
Kysela
South Banger Avenue
Mary
Three Oaks
Alich
Pershing Approves July August Military Training Camp Plan
Gen Pershing and Maj Gens Bullard and Haan approved July and August 1921 military training camps across the country at a Military Training Camps association dinner. Lt Col Granville Clark said camps will be officered largely by reserve corps members and Congress will set eligibles per army corps area.
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New York
Pershing
Robert L. Bullard
William G. Haan
Military Training Camps’ Association
Granville Clark
Congress
Army
New Haven Cafes Raided After Game Celebration
Federal prohibition agents conducted six raids in New Haven capturing whisky cordials and champagne worth thousands of dollars. In one case near the college campus 25 barrels of whiskey were seized as Harvard fans celebrated the Crimson victory and Yale supporters faced defeat.
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New Haven
Conn
Harvard
Yale
French Fire on Reds Shelled Refugee Carriers
Constantinople dispatch reports Theodosia in East Crimea shelled by a French warship after Bolsheviks fired on French destroyers carrying refugees. The incident follows ongoing clashes involving French forces protecting evacuation convoys.
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Theodosia
Crimea
Constantinople
Bolshevik
Red slanted dispatch claims Ukrainian army crushed
A Moscow wireless report says Polish military command reports complete demoralization of General Petlura’s Ukrainian forces. It claims Petlura, like Wrangel, abandoned his defeated army and that a few more blows will destroy Petlura’s forces as Soviet troops on the western front renew pressure.
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London
Moscow
Simon Petiura
Petlura
Wrangel
Perc
Harding To Stay In Hotel In Canal Zone
President elect Harding declines an invitation to stay at the governor of Balboa’s home. He thanks the governor for hospitality but will remain with his party at the Cristobal hotel where quarters are engaged.
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Balboa
Parismina
Harding
Canal Zone
Cristobal
Arkansas Governor Cox Wins Narrow Victory Margin
Little Rock November 22 Governor Cox secured a slim majority with 41 191 votes out of 188 059 cast in the November election according to the secretary of state’s official compilation.
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Cox
State
Little Rock
Ark
Goovernor Cox
Arkansas
Secretary of State
Warns of Menace of the Bolsheviki Across the American Continent
New York November 22 Justice William Fenwick Riddle of the Ontario supreme court warned that Bolshevism menaces the entire American continent. He called for all people to unite against the threat, labeling the "parlor Bolshevik" a parasite and urging action against propaganda and activities of Bolshevik sympathizers.
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New York
William Fenwick Riddie
Ontario Supreme Court
United States
Riddle
Peace talks with Poland halted at Riga as Soviet Russia breaks off
Special reports from War saw indicate negotiations for permanent peace with Poland have ended with the Soviet delegation breaking off at Riga. In London the foreign office weighs sending more troops to Dublin after a deadly Sunday outbreak leaving more than 26 dead and about 100 wounded.
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Evening Journal
Warsaw
Russia
Poland
Riga
London
Dublin
Foreign Office
Mexican officials bar Senator Fall from passport check
Mexican consular agents on the border have been told by Roberto V. Pesqueira not to visa the passport of Senator Fall of New Mexico for the proposed visit to Mexico to attend President elect Obregon's inauguration on December 1.
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Washington
Roberto V. Pesqueira
United States
Fall of
New Mexico
Mexico
Elect Obregon
Death prophecy on board H. M. ship forewarned doom
London report recalls a joked vow by King Alexander and two aides aboard H. M. 8 Rataillies that one of them would die before year end. A few days later monkey bites proved fatal to the king, fulfilling the grim quip.
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King Alexander
London
H. M
Alexander
de Camp
Man Kills Three Then Ends His Life in Texas
Sam Lee age 24 shot and killed Miss Stella Bankston her mother Mrs A L Bankston and her brother Fink Bankston after she rejected his attentions. He then took his own life in the Macon community ten miles southeast of Mount Vernon Texas on November 22.
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Mount Vernon
Tex
Sam Lee
Stella Bankston
A. L. Bankston
Fink Bankston
Macon
Here
Reds Capture An American Colonel Morell in Bolshevik Rout
Dispatches from Berlin report that American Colonel Morell was taken prisoner by the Bolshevik army during the retreat of General Wrangel's forces toward the Crivuea in the aftermath of the Russian Civil War.
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Berlin
Morell
Wrangel
London
Big loss to the farmers costly crop declines hit pockets
At the Minnesota Farm Bureau convention William G. Eckhart warned that grain value declines this year have shaved 482 million dollars from American farmers. The speech came as two Ontario based ventures announced new steel plans in Canada.
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St. Paul
Minn
William G. Eckhart
Illinois Agricultural Association
Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation
New Canada Steel Company
Vancouver
B. C
Coast Range Steel, Ltd
British Capital
British Coty Hia
The Teacher and the Shaping of Thought
A tribute to teachers who influence every aspect of life they touch. The piece honors educators for guiding students toward independent thinking and moral function across factory, business, and field, praising their lasting impact.
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