Eastlake seeks furlough and transfer after murder acquittal
Eastlake a US Navy chief petty officer who was acquitted of murdering his wife last September applied for a Christmas furlough and transfer from Dahlgren Virginia. He plans to visit Philadelphia to sort family affairs and hopes for an indefinite furlough for transfer. He said he would pursue custody of his children and declined to comment on nurse Miss Sarah Knox who faces trial.
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Colonial Beach
Naval Air Section
Navy Department
Dahlgren
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Eastlake
Philadelphia
Washington
Lees
Sarah Knox
Johns Tropkins
Mrss Andake
Miss Knox May Enter Plea Of Temporary Insanity
Miss Sarah Knox a 40 year old nurse may plead temporary insanity when her murder trial begins for the slaying of Mrs Romero Vastlakhe at Colonial Beach Attorneys indicated this after Roger Eastlake was acquitted. Knox is held in Richmond jail awaiting the February trial date.
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Washington Post
Montrose Va
Sarah Knox
Mra Romero Vastlakhe
Colonial Beach
Thies
Roger D. Eastlake
Eastlake
Miss Knor
Richmond
Barred Aliens May Sue Over Harbor Detentions
In New York City a dispute arises as 1600 to 2006 aliens at the port may sue over immigration law enforcement. Harry H. Sehlacht, president of the down ene chamber of commerce, asks counsel to sue shipping lines for bringing immigrants despite quotas. He also urges the president to admit the detainees in harbor, framing it as a potential Christmas present from the United States to their future.
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New York
Harry H. Sehlacht
Downene Chamber of Commerce
Schlacht
Laniing
Harbor de Laruie
United States
Ertiwas
Prohibition agents receive shipment of arms in Knoxville
Chief Agent F C Fuelds announced that a Prohibition unit in Knoxville has received twelve light Browning SMATIC rifles, a dozen Springfield rifles, two dozen 45 caliber pistols, and about 7000 rounds of ammo from a U S arsenal. He said the arms may be used if needed.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Leaington
Saye
Prohibition
United States
Sai
Bull Gores Man to Death in Stable Feeding Time
Hartford Conn Dec 21 Walter Gwatkin, owner 65, died from injuries after being gored by an angry bull in his barn. The incident occurred as he attempted to feed the animals during a constant watching routine. A second bull had been bought earlier, raising concern over handling.
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Washington Post
Hartford Conn
Walter Watchin
Erin
Gwatkin
Mata Hari the Spy Revealed by French Commander
Count Emile Massard, then Paris army chief of staff, writes seven articles on Mata Hari the dancer and spy. He details her alleged ties to Berlin police, court martial, selling secrets, friendships with ministers, confinement at Saint Lazare, the day of expiation, and the death sentence.
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Paris
Emile Massard
Mata- Hari
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Berlin
Germany
Saint-Lazare
Nat
Mata
Cief of Police
Music
France
Mata-Hart
Vittel
Marow
Amsterdam
Mata Hari's Paris Court Martial Exposes German Ties
In vivid testimony Major Emile Massard recounts Mata Hari's rise as a famed dancer and her alleged role as a German spy. The piece details meetings with Berlin police and the alleged transmission of military secrets from Vittel to the front, leading to her 1917 execution.
Relief Bill for Russia Agreed in Congress
Senate conferees agreed to remove a 20 000 060 food purchase item from the Russian relief bill and keep amendments unchanged. Senator Watson warned he would stall final action to Christmas and attacked Hoover and international benevolent societies, questioning aid effectiveness and Russia appeal.
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House
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Georgia
Wateron
Hoover
Harding
Hooverism
Russia
May Run Road If Pay Is Cut
Missouri and North Arkansas railroad seeks labor board approval to cut wages 26 percent to resume operations from Joplin Missouri to Helena Arkansas. Receiver J C Murray says any year end surplus after expenses taxes and interest would be shared among workers up to the existing wagon scale. The line has 365 men and suspended operations July 31.
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Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad Today
United States Railroad Labor Board
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Eather
Joplin
Helena
Bernice Redick Dual Personality Case Puts Polly to Tree Test
Special from Cleveland reports Bernice Redick a 19 year old Cleveland girl showing two personalities Polly and Bernice. Doctors note transitions often occur during sleep and seek to obliterate Polly while Bernice resists. The piece links twin theory to shared subconscious thoughts and describes colored shifts in appetite and behavior as investigators plan Christmas tree therapy.
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Washington Post
Cleveland
Ohio
Lima
Massif
Don State
Bernice Redick
Columbus
Bernice
Polly
Bureau of Research
Oscar Thomas
Miss Redick
Dail May Ballot On Treaty Tonight
Irish parliament debates the treaty amid duress claims and speeches by Duffy and Mary MacSwiney. She urges a plebiscite for women and calls for Irish republic preservation against government pressure. Cosgrave argues Ireland gains autonomy similar to Canada while critics fear loss of national development.
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J Diora Georgesy
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Free State
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Robert C Barton
Pusan
Mary MacSwiney
Cosgrove
Great Britain
Canada
Mr. Cosgrave
Brekine Childers
Cosgrave
Childers
Bromet
Parnell
Redmond
Rescue of 15 Irish Kidnapped by Alleged Sinn Feiners
Fifteen men abducted from beds in Limavady district County Derry by alleged Sinn Fein ers were forced to march 15 mules across the Derry border. A Tyrone special constabulary detachment pursued at dawn, freeing the captives after a gunfight. Five alleged Sinn Fein combatants were captured near a chapel where an arsenal of bombs and explosives was found. London Telegraph reports six republicans killed and twenty wounded.
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Sinn
French British Talks Hover Over German Reparations
Reports from Paris and London describe Briand and Lloyd George debating GermanysJanuary and February payments while Britain seeks latitude for the economic strain. German delegates remain tight lipped as talks unfold among allied ambassadors in Paris.
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Seme
M. Briand
Germany
Wirth
Cannes
London
Briahd
Lloyd George
Reparations Must Be Paid Says New Belgian Premier
The Belgian premier Theunys told the chamber that Belgium would insist on German reparations as prior governments did. He criticized high foreign tariffs and said Belgium must import four fifths of food while exporting manufactured goods. He praised the Washington arms conference and urged a resolution of thanks to the conference and to President Harding.
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Brussels
Associated Press
Col Theunys
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Belgium
Hughes
Harding
Belgium Faces Debt Crisis On Foreign Loans And Tax Hikes
Theunys warned Belgium could borrow abroad only to cover essential debts and would implement new taxes and restraints. He stressed the need to maintain friendship with France and Great Britain and announced negotiations with Holland to revise the 1830 commercial treaties.
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Belgium
Col. Theunys
France
Great Britain
Holland
Bay Liner Cambridge Grounded Off Claiborne Md
The Cambridge steam er carrying many passengers ran aground near Claiborne amid a Chesapeake gale. The Harrington could not rescue due to rough seas, leaving passengers effectively captive on the grounded vessel overnight with no word from the ship. A separate Boston fire disrupted the stock exchange for 30 minutes, causing limited property damage.
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