India May Resent Irish Peace Influence on Independence
An Indian spokesman at the arms conference said settlement of the Irish question could influence India’s nationalist movement, with long term benefits to the government though immediate discontent may arise over unmet war promises. The talk touched on India's arms limits, Thrace, Istria, and disapproval of the Anglo-Japanese alliance clauses seen as a ref lection on Indian autonomy.
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India
England
Keranu
Erdidates
Lloyd George
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Istria
Soviet
Russia
Ingland
Japan
Trish Forced to Sign Pact Says Dail Envoy in London
London dispatch reports Art GBrien, Irish Dail envoy in England, warns against rejoicing over Ireland's pact. He says the five signatories face no cause for thanksgiving unless Ireland securely achieves full independence, noting the 700 year war is not ended and Ireland must remain outside any united state circle until true independence is secured.
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Dail
London
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England
Irish Self-Determination League
Great Britain
Ireland
Ireind
Irish Free State to Pay Republic's American Debt
Stephen M O'Mara, fiscal agent of the Irish government, announced that the Free State will assume the Republic's obligations in the United States totaling about 90 000. He described the certificates as a moral obligation of the Irish people and suggested they could be converted into five percent bonds to match the certificates’ rates.
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Peace Celebration Turns Irish Bond Banquet
The Shoreham banquet honoring Ireland's bond drive in the United States became a peace conference celebration. Irish representatives Harry J Boland and Stephen Maryan, with figures like W Bourke Cockran and Senators Walsh, praised America’s aid to Ireland and pledged support for the treaty. Speakers urged Ireland’s advance toward national independence and continued efforts for progress.
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Great Britain
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United States
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W Bourke Cock- Tan
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Montana
Massachusetts
Frank F. Walsh
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Cochran
Thomas J. Walsh
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Trish
David I. Walsh
Washington Motors Highlight Traffic Strain at Dinner
Odett S Smith chairman of the public order committee notes Washington has about 67 000 automobiles versus New York's 250 600. If ratios held with New York population Washington would reach 670 000 cars. A subcommittee will study traffic problems and coordinate with other groups.
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New York
Public Order Committee of the Board of Trade
Arlington Hotel
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New York City
Public Order Committee
J. B Grege Custis
Harry L. Gessford
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F L Siddons
Rudolph Jose
Edwin B Hesse
Harry Allmond
Thomas P Morgan
Harry Haynes
Joseph Burkhardt
George MacDonald
H. HE. Duffy
David M Carl
Walter A. Brown
HE Harrison
Charles Dvans
Divorce Granted Indicated for Piez Couple
Chicago records show Dee and Charles Piez father of the Emergency Fleet Corporation during the war seeks a decree of divorce from Laura Olivia Flora Piez. Judge Joseph Sabath indicated the decree at the end of the uncontested hearing.
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Dee
Charles Piez
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Laura Olivia Flora Piez
Joseph Sabath
Frezspien
West Virginia natural gas case heads to Supreme Court
The Associated Press reports a Supreme Court session on Pennsylvania and Ohio challenges to West Virginia gas regulation. Pennsylvanias Attorney General Alter argued interstate gas commerce and state rights threaten millions in health and property interests while noting billions at stake.
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Associated Press
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Ohio
West Virginia
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Congress
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Weil
West Virgina
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Irish cabinet splits over peace treaty in Dublin
The Irish cabinet shows signs of a split over the peace treaty as de Valera opposition grows while others sign as plenipotentiaries. The Dail faces a likely close vote with Westminster ratification to follow, and Downing Street receives continued congratulations amid prisoner releases and talks of a short post ratification session.
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Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
Michael Collins
Robert Barton
George Gavan Duffy
Hamon J Duggan
Heralds of Irish Peace Urge World Democracy at Gonzaga Halt
Walter Edgerton Holloway of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic urged a mass meeting under the Joint Association of Railway Employes that world democracy will come when peoples rule themselves like the United States. James J. Forrester of the AFL urged support in the United States if Irish British conferees in London reach an agreement. Prof. John B. Kennedy presided and John T McKean and H A Herforth organized the event.
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Trades Union Congress
London
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Catholic University
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H A Herforth
Association of Railroad Employes
Cardinal Logue Sees Irish Terms Satisfactory
Cardinal Logue primate of Ireland says Irish peace terms are satisfactory and expresses desire for unity. He fears Northern government expenses burden six counties and supports a shared future with peace and charity, while noting Ulster parliament could prevent being fleeced by England.
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Associated Press
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Ulster
England
Four Men Rob Dublin Bank of £250 in Raid
Four armed men raided the Ranelagh street branch of the Royal Bank and escaped with £250. Police arrested one suspect as the investigation continues.
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Royal Bank
Washingtonian Beaten and Robbed of $1000
A Washington man Simon Herson and companion Joseph Schanks were held at gunpoint by two armed bandits in Spotsylvania county while driving north in an automobile. Herson refused to surrender and was struck on the temple. the bandits robbed Herson of $1000 and fled. Sheriff Carner was notified, and investigators suspect a bootlegging car aided the getaway. Herson had traveled with a large sum to buy a used car. one highwayman was identified as a former police officer.
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Fredericksburg
Simon Herson
Joseph Schanks
Washington
Spotsylvania County
Herson
Shanks
Henson
Carner
Spotsylvania
Manhattan
Gov Small’s Counsel Accused of Bad Faith
Waukegan December 14 By the Associated Press Pleas of Gov Len Small and Vernon Curtis Grant Park banker that the indictments charging them with misuse of State funds be quashed closed tonight after a sensational hearing. State charged defense used an incorrect minute copy and Sangamon county records were altered. Assistant State’s Attorney Edward Free brought Charles Biers to prove the governors lawyers had been mistakenly supplied with an incorrect minutes copy. The corrected copy should read after Thursday morning September 16 1920. The legality of the grand jury indictment hinges on these counts.
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Associated” Press
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Vernon Curtis
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Sangamon County
Edward Free
Charles Biers
Biers
Becker
Gers
Srand
Me Curtis
Lieut Go
Fred KE Sterling
Grand jury adjourns to September 16 date
The board, which selected the grand jury, adjourned its September 14 meeting to Thursday morning. Gov Smalk was reported confined to his bed with a slight touch of pneumonia.
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Thief Testifies of Stealing 20 to 40 Autos
Harry Crais a former Norfolk taxi driver testifies in Raleigh on a charge under the motor vehicle theft act that he stole between 20 and 40 cars in Virginia and North Carolina and delivered them to C J Kelly of Sanford. The government says Kelly and Ma Hoffman led an organized gang operating in New York and Norfolk with over 100 witnesses from New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh present.
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N.C
Harry Crais
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Ma A W Hoffman
New York
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Hadley Dies in Chair Today Not Yet Respite Granted
Richmond Virginia Dac 8 Guy Davis said no action was taken on a petition to respite Dr W A Hadley who is under sentence to die in the electric chair tomorrow morning for killing his wife Sue Tinsley Hadley. Hadley is reported to have said
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