Big Row Over Irish Policy In Commons
London November 23 Two MPs fought during question time over Ireland with Sir Hamar Greenwood detailing Dublin murders. Devlin and Molson clashed. a chairing by others followed and the speaker suspended the sitting after Devlin refused to sit. Apology followed and was accepted.
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London
House of Commons
Joseph Devtin
Maj
John Molson
Major Molson
Devlin
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
Dublin
William Henry Davidson
Williaw
Sir William
Lioyd George
Sir Hamar
Beall determinator inventor John Bent dies in Decatur
John Bent of Decatur aged ninety one died here on November 23. Widely known as inventor of the Beall determinator, his corn sampling machine gained world renown for its accuracy. He would have turned ninety one next March.
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Decatur, HV
John Bent
Will Arrost Constantine Return To Greek Throne
France and Great Britain would refuse to recognize Constantine if he reascends the Greek throne as per the Petit Parisien. The paper notes friends of enemy are not friends. France will not oppose the return by force, though the foreign office now recognizes it as inevitable.
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Maria
France
Great Britain
Petit Parisien
Constantine
Greece
Foreign Office
New England Railroads Face Receivership Warning
Charles F. Choate and Wilbur La Roe Jr. told the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington that without immediate financial relief the New England railroads will likely be driven into receivership soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles F. Choate
Wilbur la Roe, Jr
Suffragist robbed of furs at League of Nations meeting
Miss Ruth Sweetzer representing an American suffragist group reported to Geneva police that she was robbed of furs valued at 250 dollars while attending a League of Nations session on November 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Ruth Sweetzer
League of Nations
War Refugees 60 Insane on Ships
Constantinople November 23 The Crimean refugees aboard the Bosporus bound ships lie in appalling conditions and may die of misery if landings are not allowed. The floating hospitals house sick, diseased, and insane as crowds fight for water. Cannibalism fears and personal crises among refugees alarm officials and crew.
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Constantinople
Bosporus
Russo Polish peace talks resume as forces mass east
Riga and Warsaw reports note M Joffe confirms Polish troop withdrawal to the state frontier while Moscow awaits word. Across the region Soviet armies gather to crush Balakovitch irregulars, as refugees flood the southeast frontier and Baltic negotiations stall over Lithuania.
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Riga
M. Joffe
M. Dombski
Moscow
Warsaw
Balakovitch
Poland
Russia
Kiev
Lithuania
Council of the
League of Nations
Kovno
Central Lithuanian Republic
Vilna
Zellgouski
Letichev
London
Soviet Russia
Proskurey
Unclear OCR snippet on military moves and captures
Fragmentary text indicates forces shifting toward a sector with mention of captured positions and various troop movements. specific details are obscured by garbled wording.
Harding's Sister Gets Job at Federal Health Office
Fragmented OCR reports Mrs Carolyn Preident Cleet Pers onnted heads a department at the United States Surgeon General’s office in Washington. The text notes her as the sister of Harry Votaw and mentions she had previously resigned and now holds a significant position in a hospital or health service, with duties related to fire safety and special headquarters.
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Wash
Hugh
Carolyn
United U
United
Reprisals in Ireland Amid Civil Strife Reported
London reports indicate military reprisals escalate near Dublin after Croke Park killings. Sinn Fein member Patrick Mathews wounded at Skerries. McCann shot dead in Rush after armed forces entered his home. Plot to assassinate Prime Minister Lloyd George alleged. unidentified officer found near Cork.
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London
Croke Park
Dublin
Sinn
Ireland
Cork
League of Nations urged to act on Armenian crisis
Geneva reports indicate Viviani and Cecil resolutions urging the League council to form a force to end Armenian hostilities. Senator Harding's proposal to send Marines to Batum is recalled, with Balfour and Viviani urging united action by the 41 League states to address Armenia.
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Harding
Senate
League
Geneva
M. Viviani
Council of the
League of Nations
Armenia
Robert Cecil
Assembly of the League
M. Spalekjoviteh
United States
Batum
Foreign Relations Committee
A. J. Balfour
Great Britain
Balfour
Rene Viviani
France
Viviani urges international force to end Armenia hostilities
The draft resolution urges the League of Nations to consult with powers to form a force large enough to halt Armenia fighting. Nations discuss intervention, with estimates up to 60,000 soldiers, and debate whether the United States would participate.
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Franch
M. Viviani
Council of the League
Armenia
Fridtjof Nansen
Norway
United States
U. S
Jonesen
Roumania
M. Vivien
J. Doherty
Canada
Lord Cecil
M. Viviant
Balfour
League of Nations
Western Union Seeks Court Injunction Over Cable
The Western Union Telegraph Company asks the DC Supreme Court for an injunction to stop Secretary Daniels from blocking its Miami to Miami Beach telegraph line. The State Department’s prepaid cable requirement led the department to suspend using Western Union cables temporarily.
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Washington
Western Thion Telegraph Company
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Miami
Miami Beach
Pia
Western Union Telegraph Company
State Department
Western Union Company
Irish plots expanding as Sinn Fein gunmen struck Ireland and England
London dispatch reports Sir Hamar Greenwood stating paid assassins planned killings across Ireland and England. He described a Dublin visit by gunmen during a football match, a mixed force engagement leaving ten dead and several wounded, and revolvers found with deaths of a man and a woman. He urged Parliament to see the violence as an organic band targeting both nations.
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London
Sir Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
House of Commons
England
Hamar
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Sir Hamar
Reception on Arrival A Noisy Welcome for Harding
President elect Warren G. Harding and his party reached Cristobal Panama amid a noisy harbour welcome and he said he enjoyed the voyage. In Athens the Phallis cabinet vowed full cooperation with the Entente by providing all guarantees the Allies demand.
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Evening Journal
Colon
Panama
Warren G. Harding
Cristobal
Greece
Athens
Phallis
White House Turkey Fight Turns Turkey Victory
At the White House grounds a friendly contest between turkeys from South Trimble Kentucky and Cuero Texas ended with the Kentucky bird winning the mock battle. The Texan turkey suffered feathery damage in the staged clash while claiming pride in the bout.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
South Trimble
Kentucky
Chamber of Commerce
Cuero
Tex
Texas
Lone Star
Two Cadets Die in Kelly Field Plane Crash
San Antonio, Nov. 23 Two flying cadets were killed when their plane crashed on landing at Kelly Field No 2. The ship burst into flames and burned. Sigmund Szymanski aged twenty eight from San Antonio an instructor cadet and a several year army veteran was married. James A Turney twenty one from Berkeley California survived by his mother in Berkeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Sigmund Szymanski
James A. Turney
Berkeeley
Cat
Kelly Field No. 2
Szymanski
Turney
Berkeley
Fire destroys 75 autos at Drexel Square garage
A blaze at the Drexel Square garage on Cottage Grove avenue destroyed 75 cars and injured Fireman Nicholas Phome of engine company No. 50. Explosions from gasoline tanks caused extensive damage estimated at 300000 dollars.
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Chicago
Drexel Square
Cottage Grove Avenue
Nicholas Phome
Say No Ban on Malt Sales in Ohio
Columbus Ohio November 28. Attorneys Kramer and Brettmann for malt and hop dealers report there is no ruling by enforcement against sale of malt extract hops to bakers or confectioners. They sent the communication to local dealers after discussions with Cincinnati firm in Washington.
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Columbus
Kramer & Brettmann
Ohio
Washington
Cincinnati
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