Fatal crash near Wheatland claims Hudson and Boules
A Sunday morning car wreck near the Oaks church five miles northwest of Wheatland killed William Hudson, 26, and seriously injured Gus Boules. Others in the Dodge team, Dant and Webster, suffered minor injuries. the driver and survivors gave varying accounts of the crash. An ambulance from Washington aided the injured. Hudson died at daylight. Boules, hospitalized, faced X ray to assess injuries while Dant and Webster recovered and planned recovery days. The car, owned by Hill, was brought back to Washington. funeral plans for Hudson set for Tuesday at the Christian church.
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Otto Ludgon
Gus
Boulez
W. L. Dant
Dick Webster
Hudson
Terre Haute
the Oaks
Wheatland
Washington
Jung
Boules
Dant
Webster
Dat
Wight
Will Dant
Sleo
Angton
Terra Haute
Oake Church
Fritchton
Stabhi
M T. Hudson
Vincennes
le Son
Hratee
Dalmers & Ohio Railroad
Sem
Schofield
Tailer
Eagle
Jnimarchiz
Pate
Mt. Carmel
Christian Church
Henry Bulger
Yelock
Oak Grove
Violence erupts as Dublin raids escalate Irish unrest deepens
Police raid Sinn Fein lair as Dublin and nearby towns face nightlong disturbances. British and Irish forces deploy patrols and machine guns after a murder linked outbreak, with fourteen killed in yesterday’s clashes and more in counter raids on Croke Park and area power.
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Ireland
Torcesy
Sinn
Rlacl
Ipo Ira
Croke Path
Ishat
Créke
Unclear report on citywide security and injuries
Fragmentary text indicates a violent incident with 4 people harmed and hospitals reporting many wounded. Roads blocked by soldiers and police in armored vehicle patrols. rail and dock movements halted while authorities discuss attack plans.
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Polica
Voll Ferson
Gary
Pasadsston
Money Case To Be Reopened In County
District Attorney Minds announced the money case involving Thomas Amanda is to be reopened before the county grand jury immediately. The move stems from an investigator who helped convict for murder in the San Francisco incident and follows new evidence gathering. In Newcastle, Frank Sis faces trial for manslaughter in the death of William Hart after surrendering to authorities. Sis was indicted and held on a $2,000 bond.
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Han Tvanelsea
wQiela Teonen
Thomas Amdoney
Obiigetor
Morfler
Itoope
Newcastle
Frank Sis
Knightstown
William Hart
Lis
Hart
Ellis
Turmoil in Commons Over Irish Dublin Murders Questioning
London November 22 The House of Commons session broke into uproar over Irish affairs. Joseph Devlin and Sinn Fein attacked Premier Lloyd George about the Dublin murders and a football field massacre. Debate continued as members shouted and the speaker suspended the sitting.
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London
Jhouse
Rommons
Glsets
Dublin
Joseph Devin
Lloyd Georgn
Conone
Tor
Pat de Akoot
Sinn:Fein
Lloyd George
Devtin
Hamar Greynwood
Isen Tentary
Ireland
Catlin
Deak
Tought
Ott Menitey
Dswa
Republicans Face 716465 Hole In National Funds
An Albany report shows the National Republican Committee with a deficit of 716465 driven by the Harding campaign. It lists receipts from June 14 to November 18 and notes no contributions over 4000 from individuals, with many small donations recorded.
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Ireland
Dublin
Quegnatown
Fae
Winck
Guarth
Dablin
Railway Norving
Pete
Inoops
Algany
N. Y
National Republican
Harding
Fred Upham
Btat
fragmentary note from Vincennes Sun page
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases about an old brick structure and an event where someone arose from sleep. No clear persons or dates are identifiable.
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Eo Vincennes
Grain and Hog Prices Slide Across Markets
Chicago reports grain and hog prices at new record lows amid overall market declines. Wheat falls to 1.63 for December, corn 64 cents, oats 42 to 58, while hogs dip to the lowest since 1923 with a Chicago bar firm around 10.50. Declines attributed to tightened money and market conditions across Indianapolis East St. Louis Kansas City East Buffalo and Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Alice
Middle West
Pwera
Chicago Board of Trade
Indianapolis
East St. Louis
East Buffalo
Kansas City
Pittaburgh
Newberry Arguments Advanced To Jan 3 By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court agreed to advance to January 3 the arguments on the appeal of Sen. Truman H. Newberry from his Michigan federal court conviction for violating the federal corrupt practices act tied to his senatorial campaign. In Washington the docket also notes a United Brethren church revival starting tonight at 7 40 led by Rev. E M Pleraon of Flor. Two preparatory sermons were given the previous day by Rev. B F Dotsta with morning services titled Rainbow Promise and The Action dealing with the nation’s revival.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
U. 6
United Brethren Church
Nev
E. M. Pleraon
Flore
B .F. Dotsta
League of Nations to Aid Armenia as New Members Discussed
Geneva Nov 82 The League of Nations moved to assist Armenia and considered admitting new members. A six member committee was formed to advise the council on Armenian enforcement while debates touched on economic blockades and Germany and Russia rules for admission.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nation
Sutémonou
League
Armenia
N. ‘Renevant
France
Jungue
Phe ‘Pian
Lak Glum
Armeeta
Balfour
Wn Kemal
Idagié Commission
Germany
Russia
Ponsibla
Ange
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Orto Hudson
Gus Boules
William Dy Dane
Sinn Ire
Protective
Ins
R Ptcet Shop
Mtn
Charlea Fitemorris
Gaya
Bureau of Indentification
House OF Commons
Joseph Devlin
Fred Uphany
Republican Committee
Das Daifelt
Nona
Newberry
ICA
Todieussion
Sxante
Ee Legion
AML Legion
Keller& Williams
Otto Hudson
Simpson
Farmer’s Federation Meeting
City Hall
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