Premier Lloyd George Quests Irish Crisis Speech
Premier Lloyd George prepared at Chequers for a pivotal Irish speech aimed at placating Sinn Fein and Ulster while preserving his unionist majority. The speech could determine Anglo Irish peace talks, risking Sinn Fein prestige if it appeases Ulster, or provoking Orangemen if too conciliatory.
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Sidney Thatcher
Lioyd George
Chequers
House of Tommens Temorresw
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Ulster
Ulster Stand Seen as Crux of Irish Question
London reports weekend efforts to avert a break in the Irish peace conference. Ulster authorities face pressure to align with Sinn Fein and James Craig. Proposals include extended northern powers and a linked northern parliament, while Craig resists reducing Ulster representation in the Imperial Parliament. The paper notes Sinn Fein could accept a truce extension if unionists oppose it, with debate centering on the fish dispute and the pending House of Commons vote.
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London
Sinn Fein
James Craig
Southern Ireland
All Ireland
James
Ulster
Uister
House of Commons
Irish group moves US headquarters to Washington
National headquarters of the American Association for the Irish Republic will shift from Chicago to Washington tomorrow to focus on legislative work and armament policy. Thomas W. Long, national secretary, said membership exceeds 1,000,000 and state organizations have formed. Separately, Baton Rouge legislators back a project to move Louisiana’s capital to New Orleans, led by Representative R. L. Williams.
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American Association
Chicago
Washington
Thomas W Loong
Staten Tee
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
R. L. Williams
Bienville Parish
Rivalry Potential Between Lloyd George and Grey in 1923 UK Election
Col Edward M House reports on Viscount Grey’s Berwick speech signaling his return to leadership of the Liberal party and aiming to position Lloyd George as conservative coalition’s chief rival. House contrasts Grey’s integrity with Lloyd George’s opportunistic style, noting possible party realignments ahead of a 1923 general election.
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Lloyd George
Viscount Grey
Col. House
Edward M. House
Philadelphia
Fallodon
Berwick
Northumberland
Geat
Britain
Ean
Grey
Asquith
Cornella
Conservative
Health reform urged for Goucher college girls
Dr Lullian Welsh spoke at Goucher College chapel urging a health overhaul among students. She condemned rouge, tight corsets, ankle-strap shoes, late hours, and poor posture, arguing these habits harmed health and complexion.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Goucher College Pulse
Lullian Welsh
Welsh
Berlin hotel thefts rise after strike across city
Berlin reports petty thefts surge in hostels as hotel and restaurant workers strike continues. Hotels post warnings prohibiting taking bed linen pillows and grooming furnishings, while many install electric bell doors so clerks can check bags when doors are opened.
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Berlin
Opposes Anglo American alliance at Gonzaga hall
Charles Lidward Russell of the Padraic H Pearse Council for the Recognition of the Irish Republic urged Americans to oppose any Anglo American alliance. He warned that pursuing such an alliance could threaten world peace and that an attempt might be made at the upcoming international conference on arms limitation.
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Charles Lidward Russell
Padraic H Pearse
Gonzaga Hall
Saito Visits Roosevelt's Grave at Oyster Bay
Vice Admiral Hanroku Saito leading the Japanese training squadron visited former President Roosevelt's grave at Oyster Bay with seven officers and two princes presenting wreaths, marking a World War era goodwill gesture during a circumnavigation.
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New York
Hanroku Saito
Hoonsvelt
Oyster Bay
Wréiths
iLEG Muff Fashions Return in Paris Winters
Special Cable Dispatch reports Paris fashionables braved cold rain to unveil new winter styles. Fur muff fashions in Russian sable and seal skin reappear since the war, with fur boots rising in popularity. The highlight was a world famous mannequin wearing the lamb skin “Baa Baa” gown, paired with a white fur cape and brown velvet horned accents.
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Paris
Man Throws Away $20 Bills for Laughter in Los Angeles
Harry M Phillips, arriving from Mexico and returning to Chicago, scattered hundreds of dollars at the Rosslyn hotel to make people smile. He said he is tired of seeing sober faces and that he is not happy unless others are.
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Washington Post
Los Angeles
Harry M Phillips
Rosslyi
Phillips
México
Tortreron
Chicago
Whitman criticizes Dwyer on Becker framing claim
Former Gov Charles S Whitman denounces Police Inspector John F Dwyers assertion that ex Police Lieutenant Becker was framed for Herman Fausenthal murder. Whitman, who prosecuted Becker, urges submission of proof to the district attorney or grand jury and accuses Dwyer of potential obstruction or complicity if he withholds evidence.
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New York
John F Dwyer
Yeasterday
Becker
Herman Fausenthal
Charles S Whitman
Whitman
Dwyer
Interstate Commerce Commission to discuss coal rate shifts
The ICC will meet in Atlantic City to examine differential rates within the Central Freight association territory. Topics include shipments from Ohio, western Pennsylvania, West Virginia, eastern Tennessee and Kentucky to Tusola Tudlara and Michigan. Ohio seeks higher rates. Henry Ford’s proposed fall road rate plan on the Detroit Toledo and Ironton line also features in the discussion.
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Atlantic City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Central Freight Association
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Tusola
Tudlara
Michigan
Henry Ford
Detroit
Toledo
Ironton
Soviet Invasion of Ukraine Reported as Petlura Forces Advance
Warsaw dispatch reports a new Petlura led invasion of Ukraine from Polish territory with Gusatin and Grodek seized and Kamenets Podolsk under battle. Troops cross frontier with Polish rail and military cooperation.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Ukraine
Gan
Petiura
Antibolshevik
Gusatin
Grodek
Kamenets-Podolsk
Legation
Germany Should Not Join League of Nations Says Simons
Berlin reports Dr Walter Simons former foreign minister warns the nation would commit a grave mistake by entering the league while the United States and Russia stay outside He doubts U S support for Germany and speculates America could use Berlin as a middleman to win Russian trade He also calls anti French propaganda in America a fallacy.
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Berlin
Germany
League of Nations
United States
Russia
Walter Simons
Gelserkirchen
West
Phalia
América
Simone
America
Bank Treasurer Arrested in Cleveland Embezzlement Case
Joseph Monti, 28, treasurer of the Cleveland Italian Savings Bank, was arrested on a warrant based on affidavits by State bank examiner Frank A. Hunter charging embezzlement of 25000 dollars. The bank had closed September 16 with 50000 capital, 5000 surplus, bad deposits of 150000, and held 50000 in money orders in transit. a former official said the bank would pay depositors dollar for dollar.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Joseph Monti
Cleveland-Italian Savings Bank Company
Frank A. Hunter
New Nations Open Parley in Porto Hosa Italy
The international conference of states formed after the Austro-Hungarian empire’s dismemberment opened in Porto Hosa Italy with delegates from Drandeé Italy and Poland. Baron Avezzano was elected permanent chairman and M Patout of France became vice chairman as committees were formed. The session adjourned until Monday to begin framing its agenda on central European issues.
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Porto Hosa
Italy
Drandeé
Poland
Baron Avezzano
United States
M_ Patout
France
Adj
Wien Em
North Dakota Political Turmoil and Bank Affairs Update
North Dakota grapples with end of state socialism as Mr. Nestos pledges to redeem credit and launch milL program while a board is formed to wind up the Bank of North Dakota affairs. A $6,000,000 bond issue seeks to release frozen tax money and fund wind-up of Home Builders' association, with Lemke predicting a comeback amid race talk for McCumber Gronna and other figures.
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Wortk
Nestor
Board of Trusteea
Bank of North Dakota
Umets Gebts
Home Builders’ Association
Lemke
Nestos
North Dakota
William Lemke
League
Independents
United States
A. JiGronna
Porter J McCumber
Grenna
B H. F Ladd
Nestos Leads Recall Vote As Townley Optimistic
Fargo North Dakota dispatch reports Nestos independent gubernatorial candidate leads recall returns by about 9 282 with 1828 of 2086 precincts counted Nestos 106 148 Frazier 96 866 and Townley heads to Minnesota to face a 90 day jail sentence amid ongoing Nonpartisan League sentiment and voter apathy cited as factors in the recall results
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Fargo
N Dak
Associated Press
R. A Nestos
Nestos
Lynn J. Frazier
Independent
Yownley Pesident
National Nonpartisan League
Jackson
Minn
Minnesota
North Dakota
Mr Townley
Texas Trainmen Still Out in Houston Strike
The 600 International and Great Northern trainmen, who walked out October 22, remain on strike with no settlement yet. Officials expect possible quick adjustment tomorrow as G Goforth, the railroad’s general manager, declines comment on talks. Also, Giovanni Caruso sails for America to settle his late brother Enrico Caruso’s will with an attorney aboard the Dante Alighieri.
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Tex
International and Great Northern Railroad
International
Great Northern
G_ Goforth
Rome
Giovanni
Enrico Caruso
America
Dante Alighieri
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