Arrests target Sinn Fein leaders in Irish republic action
Acting president Arthur Griffith and founder John McNall were arrested in Dublin at 2 am along with several Sinn Fein officials as British forces step up raids after a deadly week. The crackdown follows a bombing campaign and a surge in arrests and seizures of documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daulin
Sinn Fein
Arthur Griffith
Irish Republic
John McNall
Irish Volunteers
Republican
Griffith
Dublin
Grifith
Irigh
Republic
Eamon
Valera
Bor's
Ireland
Boston
Cork
Castile
eHtiang
Hégen
Dawe Tho
Disarmament Dominates Geneva Assembly Hearings
At Geneva No 26 the league assembly nears adjournment as disarmament remains the main topic. A commission began sessions to study limits on armaments and potential bans on private war material production while urging restraint until major nations join the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League
Titions Assembly
Commission
League Asks U S to Mediate Turkish Dispute
The League of Nations requests U S mediation in the Turkish dispute between Arab forces and Mustafa Kemal Pasha. Senate consultation seen likely before action. Hitchcock supports mediation as a major nation not at war with the Turks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
U. 8
Vuasilegion
League of Nations
United States
Artventins
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
White House
Qul ii
Wilson
Senate
Hitchcock
Stouly
National Drive Against Closed Shop Opened Nationwide
Chicago November 26 A propaganda drive against the closed shop was launched with national headquarters of the American Press to fight to keep shops open and promote fair relations between employers and workers. Thomas Sullivan said the plan aims to end the closed shop and educate labor on the benefits of fair treatment and cooperation with employers. Over 1,200 Chambers of Commerce have endorsed the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Press
American Federation
Thomas Sullivan
Publisho American Press Bure
Sullivan
Both Canning Co suits to be tried in Chreuly court
Judge Ogdon in chreuly court morning sustained the remiurrer of the Purepakt Products Company by a plea of abatement filed by the city in the litigation over the proposed construction of a switch across the Rroung of the sunning company to the nifiv electric light plant. The ruling affects the suits for an injunction to pre construction and for damages. Attorneys for the city filed the plea to eliminate one suit and the hearing on the demurrer by the Canning Co followed with the derision of the court coming this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdon
Priv Tay
Purepakt Products Company
Canning Company
Sunning
Nifiv Electric
Rity
Cea
Auto rage wreck claims third life at speedway
A third death in a high speed crash at the speedway is reported as Madeline O'Donnell dies after yesterday's collision. Earlier fatalities include James Bresnahan and Gaston Chevrolet, with several injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Dordell
Automediia
S Speedway
Qdonnell
Cras
Gaston Chevrolet
Dr Shumway to Speak Here Saturday Night
Dr Shumway will address a community gathering on Saturday night on religious education. The event invites Sun Day teaching staff and others interested in the topic to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shumway
Gbiumwar
Gransville
Sethantes Durag
Sungiflay
Missing animals near Wasatch elude search efforts
Rescue teams hunt for two missing horses northeast of Was, but weeks pass with no sightings. Local resident reports none saw the animals, raising questions whether they were stolen or died of heat. Reward announced for information leading to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huunting
Hipepes
Palmer
Thare
Mr. I
Dini
Tragic Auto Crash Kills 10 Year Old In Hymera
Charles James Gaydon a 10 year old boy, son of Mrs. Sith Snyder, was killed when struck by a touring car driven by Rudolph Intteb in Hymera Indiana. The driver was arrested for manslaughter after the incident on Hickmas Street. Helen Monroe witnessed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles James Gaydon
Sith Snyder
Second Street
Rudolph Intteb
Shecke Cothian Coal Co
Hymera
Ind
Oats
Sir Cloir
Hitch
Misa Helen Monroe
C. I. Monroe
Tewart Avenut
Anti Bolshe Conference Planned in Paris Meeting
A world anti Bolshevik conference was proposed by President Mier’s circle in Paris as part of a campaign against the Soviet government. At Montgomery School a parent teacher visit featured students reading, songs, and a Plymouth themed program with refreshments. 40 visitors attended and 23 favored forming a knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varents Fisit
Montgomery
Montgomery School
Smith
Sony—t
Barbara Stall
Plymouth
Nesain
M. Himare
Falk
Revision of Revenue Laws Not Anticipated
Washington officials expect no revision of revenue laws before the special session called by President-elect Harding on March 4. Senate leader Lodge said appropriations will be the focus of the short session and tax changes are likely deferred until after Harding takes office. He noted it would be impossible for Congress to delay the December 15 tax payments despite business concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Harding Atter
Senator Lodge
Senate
Fenders
Harding
Sen. Fenrose
Pennsylvania
Teaiairy
Lodge
Hamon and associates tied to political scandal and death
The report outlines a tangled case involving JL Hamon a GOP committeeman and associates in Ardmore Oklahoma. It notes a suicide by Hamon and references a secretary Clara Smith Hamon and a woman accused of scheming with national committeemen amid statutory offense claims. Jafar Hamon was in Chicago with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Trip
Settreer Aan
Severa
Vamon
Clara Smith Hamon
Jhrough
All Ling
Hamon
Jafar Mainon
Chicago
Sullivan Court Divorces Case In Vincennes Court
In Vincennes, Anna Bruner sues Andrew Bruner in Sullivan Court claiming spouse support of 62 dollars monthly? and child care needs though no children. She seeks alimony while Bruner’s lawyers allege Bruner spent funds and Bruner responds that Bruner provided for the family amid a custody dispute as parties remain in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Anna Bruner
Andrew Bruner
Mina
Sullian
Judie
Lirfilewell
Bruner
Dead body found in old shed near Evansville
The 17 year old Dallas Kuhen, missing since ten days, was found dead with a bullet wound in the back near the old shed by the public highway north of Evansville. Police suspect murder as investigations continue and currying mentions of a car description and river search. The funeral for Leras Wallace was held at Bethel Church with interment at Adoplin cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lvangvile
Lod
Dallas Buhen
Bvanaville
Kuhen
Evansville
Delailto
Negh & Canatant
White River
Haveltum
Kuhens
Hazelton
Th Orar
Jruben
Wathice
Leras Wallace Wis
Bethel Hore
Washington
Adopin
Stabilization of Prices Begins With New Federal Board Report
Washington reports the Federal price stabilization board issued a bulletin noting that complete financial readjustment depends on reducing existing stock to a banking basis and reestablishing prices. It predicts gradual stabilization after accumulations are cleared and new stock aligns with revised levels, aiding a broad resumption of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Quero Board
Atention
Sands Testimony in Walsh Investigation Details Alleged bribe
Tucker Sands, treasurer of the Commercial National Bank of Washington, testified before the Walsh congressional committee about a purported 340000 bribe to Shipping Board officials by Downey Ship Building Corp. He said Downey gave 40000 to four officials for a firm contract, naming R W Bolling and Seale Meter as recipients of 90000 checks each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tucker Sands
Commercial National Bank of Washington
Walsh
Wallace Downey
Downey
Bulla- Ing. Corporation
Sandshou
Shipping Board
R. W. Bolling
Pres. Wilson
Seale Meter
Landa
Downey Jain
Jands
Drilling Begins Near Sandy Hook On Ross Farm Prospect
Expect to begin drilling today on the Ross farm east of the station at Sandy Hook. The party has a large block of leases in the area and constructors expect to log drifting Friday. The site lies midway between the Pike County oil field and Edwards furniive wells south of the city, about two to three miles from the Edwards wells. Local officials will watch the venture with interest as the most ambitious prospect south of here since the Schwarza wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Farm
Sandy Hook
Pike County
Edwards Furniive
Interaut
Thia
Premiers Confer Over Near East Crisis
London and Geneva host leaders from Britain France and Italy in urgent talks on the Near East. Russia attends the session as they seek decisive recommendations on the crisis and future security arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Navy
France
Italy
Geneva
Russia
Defense urged to fortify U S bases against world navies
Washington reports call for a strong naval base and port defense policy. Major General Bu iingeRach urges fortifications in his annual War Department remarks. The text notes upcoming Sunday services at Beth el Sugarland Maysville and revival activities led by E Earle Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
BuiingeRach
Cnamoeys
Goreiary
Baker
Bethel
Sugarland
Maysville
m.Epworth
the Paul
E. Earle Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nitaragu
Sonld
U. S
Banane the Copperhead
Knights of the Golden Cirle
Millville
Til
Paramount
Liberty
Fox
Eileen Percy
Bride
Both Canning CO
Demurrer Ab
Fous
Jon
Orwer PT
Phe Hevita
War
Hiteh
Gardner
Portors
Huell
Porter
Owens
Mack
Homer
Kirke
Tvith
Bon
Ereet
Kutterund
Higa
Revorta Circulatnd
Miersid
suti-Polshevik
Paris
JL Hamon
P. Commuteeman
Ardmore
Olda
Nor
Mamoa
Sullivan Court
Patledo
Verates
Edward I
Federal Reserve Board
Sands
Tso
Beyt
Longin
Derdona
Near East
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!