Senators Celebrate Irish Peace Settlement News
Senators welcomed the Irish peace settlement, noting it fulfills Ireland’s independence aims and reduces tensions between Britain and Ireland. They urged press for recognition if needed, and said the accord would ease U.S. political strife while advancing world peace and Anglo American friendship.
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Britain
Ireland
Congress
LaFollette
Ulster
Senate
Republc
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
America
France
England
United States
King
Great Britain
World Association of Nations
Irish Agreement Lifts Sterling to 4.08 on Dec Markets
New York traders reacted to the British Sinn Fein agreement with a rise in sterling to around 4.08 dollars for demand bills. The markets showed an upward drift as exchange rates moved on the news.
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New York
Sinn Fein
Sterling
British Exchange
Danger in Lack of Red Cells
This ad explains fatigue and poor health result from a shortage of red blood cells. It claims sleep and nourishment restore blood, while fatigue allows poison waste to replace red cells. It promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy sold by druggists in liquid or tablet form.
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Gude
London Remittance Rates Rise Amid Speculation in Market
The fragment notes London remittances reaching the highest level in nearly two years and attributes the move largely to speculation. German remittances also show strength with marks up to .0052, about 20 points above last month’s low, when the rate dipped to just under three percent.
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London
Londen
Peace pact with Erin sparks Anglo Irish agreement signing noted
Parliament called on pact with Erin as Austen Chamberlain spoke in Birmingham hoping for peace before Christmas. Lloyd George sent a messenger to Belfast after the treaty was signed at 2:50 am in Downing Street. Belfast bound, a destroyer carried the secretary to Holyhead. The Irish delegates return satisfied with the outcome and credits go to Lloyd George Griffiths and Collins. Cardial Bourne schedules a Westminster service for Immaculate Conception. Sir James Craig learns terms but delays public seal until later cabinet session.
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Belfast
Lloyd George
James Craig
Ulster
Holyhead
Arthur Griffith
Sandringham
Michael Collins
Free State
Republic
Sinn
Collins
Griffiths
Austen Chamberlain
Lord Birkenhead
Sinn Fein
England
Robert Barton
George Gavan -Duffy
Trent
Arakine Childers
John Chartres
South Ireland
Coliing
Mr. Griffith
Hamon J. Duggan
Barton
Duffy
Dublin
Daileireann
Cardinal Bourne
Westminster Cathedral
Viscount Hitzalan
Ireland
Relief in Dublin as peace with honor reported
Dublin readers woke to news of an Irish peace agreement seen as a relief after gloom. The Irish Bulletin gave only that an agreement was reached while Freeman's Journal praised terms aligned with Ireland's principles and urged Britain to secure peace with honor against a fanatical minority.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Irish Bulletin
The
Freeman's Journal
Laondon
Ireland
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Irish Agreement Delights Pope Benedict in Rome
Pope Benedict expressed satisfaction on news that British and Sinn Fein delegates reached a basis for settling the Irish question. He voiced sympathy for the Irish just claims but condemned violence on both sides, in a message from Rome.
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Associated Press
Pope Benedict
Rome
Sinn Fein
Leen
Roma
Banadict
End of Irish War Follows London Peace Talks and Pledge
After five years of fighting between British forces and Sinn Fein, a truce was set for noon on July 11 1921. Key figures include Lloyd George James Craig and Eamon de Valera. The Dublin rebellion of 1916 and the Easter uprising are cited as precursors to a possible peace settlement. Police returned to streets in Dublin Belfast and Cork as hostilities eased and talks continued for a lasting settlement.
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Associated Press
Ireland
Crown
Shin Fein
London
Lloyd George
James Craig
Hamonn de Valera
Arthur Griffith
Two Islands
Dublin
Gladstone
Parnell
England
Ulster
John Redmond
Asquith
Redmond
Edward Carson
Germany
Belgium
Sinn Fein
Great Britain
Sir Roger Casement
Irish
Casement
Republic
Patrick H. Pearse
Sinn
Sir Horace Plunkett
All Ireland
Sinn Teiners
Westminster
Dail Fireann
Ait Eireann
Charles Burgess
de Valera
Horace Plunkett
Paris
Sinn Feiners
Lisburn
Cork
Temyplemore
Tralee
Sinn Fenners
Terrence MacSwiney
Brixton Prtson
Dailer
George
Mary
Kinge
British Empire
Jan Christian Smuts
Union of South Africa
King George
Smuts
Sir Nevil Macready
Belfast
Ulster Premier Delays Comment On Ireland Treaty
Ulster premier Craig will delay comment on the new Ireland settlement for several days. Amid Belfast excitement parliament learned the treaty had been received but not read. The cabinet will meet tomorrow to discuss the situation as Col Spender notes many points require elucidation and potential correspondence before any Ulster cabinet decision.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Hingland
Ireland
Dister
James Craig
Col. Spender
Cainet
Ulster
Provisions on Northern Ireland and Ireland Free State Treaty Article XV
The text outlines provisions for Northern Ireland and the Irish Free State including safeguards on patronage and revenue in Northern Ireland, trade duties, minority rights, financial relations, and defense. It also notes provisional arrangements for Southern Ireland administration, and conditions for ratification and signing by British and Irish delegations dated December 6, 1921.
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Southern Ireland
Irish Free State
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Austen Chamberlain
Birkenhead
Winston Churchill
Worthington Evans
Hamar Greenwood
Gordon Hpewart
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Arthur Griffith
Michael O. O. Sileain
Michael Colling
Richard Barton
Robert C. Barton
Dugan
Eamon J. Duggan
Shorsa Ghabgain UI Dhubhthaigh
George Gavan Duffy
Irish Treaty Annex Gives Cable Rights to Britain
London reports a treaty annex grants Britain control over Irish cables air and naval access. Key points assign British custody of Berehaven dockyard harbor defenses and coastal facilities from Queenstown to Lough Swilly, with Irish keeping some telegraphic and naval roles subject to agreement.
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Britain
London
Associated Press
Berehaven
Aly
Queenstown
Belfast Lough
Loughswilly
Ireland
Gov ‘Ely
Washington Alexandria transit receiver named for Green Line
Charles Henry Smith named receiver for Washington Alexandria Transit Company known as the Green Line. Court action followed a Graham & Ogden claim for 126.75. Smith bond set at 2600. service to Camp Humphreys continues. city to lose service to Washington. Four buses currently operated. earlier Yellow Bus Company also placed in receivership.
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Washington Post Bureau
N. Patrick St. Alexandrid
Charles
Henry Smith
Washington-Alexandria Transit Company, Inc
Alexandria
Washington
Boland Thanks Americans for Support of Ireland
Harry J. Holand, a representative of the provisional Irish government, issued a statement after London peace talks announcing a treaty of peace between Ireland and Britain. The agreement, describing a return to normal relations, ends centuries of conflict and offers Ireland a place among nations. The statement notes the Irish determination for freedom and a peaceful future with Britain, with submission of the agreement planned.
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Associated Press
Harry J. Holand
Washington
London
Ireland
Seriot
Britain
Ireland and America Bond Over Irish Struggle Support
The article extols American backing for Ireland during its fight for freedom, praising Congress and state legislatures for representing liberty and moral force. It predicts joyful reception in Britain and Ireland and vows lasting gratitude from Ireland for American aid in the hour of trial.
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Ireland
América
Europe
Great Britain
America
Armerica
Wen
Britain
Aumerics
Testimony in Love Suit Denied as Evidence Conflicts
In the Graham-Humes $500000 love suit, testimony shifted when Edward L. Howe testified as a rebuttal witness. Defense read depositions from witnesses in the Graham family case, and Mr Lambert rested his case. Leo Hattie testified Ida Armstrong had not worked for the couple over a year, undermining key allegations of misconduct. The defense sought McAdoo deposition, ruled inadmissible, as Howe described chaperones at the Princeton home. Ramsey injured after auto collision in Lynchburg. he was hospitalized and unconscious.
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Graham-Humes
Daniel Thew Wright
Edward L.howe
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Hilda Portner Darby
Humes
Wilton J. Lambert
Reng
Nav
Lambert
Mr. Hate
Ida Armstrong
Mrs. Glennan
N. 1
Howe
Fleury D. Flood
Virginia
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William G. McAdoo
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Lynchburg
James W., Ramsey
Frank Ferreni
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