Irish Peace Treaty Backed by Irish Opinion Reports
London dispatches relay strong press sentiment in Ireland favoring the peace treaty as Dail Eireann adjourns and foresees approval upon reconvening. Reports cite County Clare as a rallying center and note debates over an oath issue and De Valera’s opposition weakening amid perceived public support. Arthur Griffith defends ratification stance against a valera letter interpretation.
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Associated Press
London
Dee
Ireland
Irish Peace Trust
Rowthorn Iy
Dail Eireann
Dai
Morning Post
Carrspousl
Maces
Bowieau
Ramen de Valera
the Times
County Claire
Council
de Valera
Claire
Banner County
Dante O'Connell
Charles Steward
Dublin
The
Times
Wiskine
Hilders
Dail
Arthur Griffith
Childers
Trish
Bishop Thomas Grace Dies in California at 81
Sacramento prayer leader Bishop Thomas Grace who headed the Roman Catholic diocese of Sacramento for over 25 years died today after several months of illness. A native of Ireland, he was 81 and long a prominent figure in Catholic and interfaith affairs across northern California and Nevada.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Cal
Thomas Grace
Ireland
Grace
California
Nevada
One Man Killed in Belfast Street Fight
Belfast dispatch reports a deadly street clash between constabulary patrols and armed men in the Marrowbone area. A sniper opened fire wounding a policeman, and the ensuing fight resulted in the sniper being killed with several others wounded.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Kentucky Strikers Quiet on Holidays
Newport Kentucky December 27 After a two days shutdown for Christmas holidays the Newport rolling mill reopened today with no trouble from strikers or strike sympathizers State troopers who have guarded the plant since Saturday morning reported no adverse acts or trouble of any sort
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Associated Press
Newport
Newport, Relling
Leader of Strikers Jailed for Assault
George W. Reed, called leader of the packing plant strikers in Kansas City, was arrested on a state warrant for assault with a deadly weapon. He was held at a far headquarters in the city pending arraignment scheduled for late today.
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Associated of Kansas
Citr. Aga
George W. Reed
Kansas City
Rear Admiral Davis Dies at Boston Home
Rear Admiral Charles Henry Davis retired and brother-in-law of Senator Lodge died at his Boston home at age 78. A native Bostonian, he was connected to Massachusetts politics and naval service. A road accident later in the day on Wellington Street involving a tank truck and a heavy touring car injured no one, with minor vehicle damage reported.
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Washington, D. C
Charles Henry Davis
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Boston
700 of His Followers Shot by British Troops in India
Chicago dispatch reports a cipher cable from Calcutta via Dr Krishna of the Tadbio National Congress saying British forces shot 700 followers, killed 200, and arrested 20,000 to 21,000 in India. Hundreds of houses burned. boycott urged by the Indian National Congress.
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United Press
Chicago
India
Wall Street Doubt Over Synthetic Gold Tale
New York December 27 Wall street shows little disturbance over reports of a German scientist creating synthetic gold. Chemists and observers question the feasibility, citing alchemy history and unknown future practical value. Debs, in Washington, awaits return to Terre Haute after a Christmas pardon extension.
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Wall Street
Associated Press
New York
Horace G. Byers
Chemistry
Cooper Union
Irving Wisher
Yale
London
Germany
Debs Sees Arms Conference Collapse As Flawed Plan
Debs predicts failure of the arms conference arguing the idea is wrong. The conference lineup includes editors and labor voices such as O. Whe earned distinction in the fall election, O. J. Edelman, C. W. Erwin, M. Strela, and Loy, among others, with speakers from Chicago and New York.
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Ly Ferrel Laysom
Workingman
OL Hoehn
St. Lewis Labor
United States
Alsay
Cartell L. Drake
Chicago
Uebs Freedom Monthly
Oscar J. Edelman
Miami Valley Socialist
Dayton
C. W. Erwin
New York Call
M. Strela
Chica
Jewish Forward
A Creer
Chiesattorney Loy
Advances for Farmers' Loans Authorized by War Finance Corp
The War Finance Corporation announced 142 advances to banks for agricultural and livestock loans totaling 5,089,000 dollars. States funded include Idaho 367,000 Missouri 1,009,000 Minnesota 25,000 Iowa 325,000 Kansas 312,000 Minnesota 239,000 Montana 22 000 Nebraska 282,000 North Dakota 730,000 Oklahoma 122,000 South Dakota 414,000 Texas 635,000 Wisconsin 10,000 and Wyoming 105,009.
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Associated Press
Washington ,D. C
War Finance Corporation
Idaho
Missouri
Mitnois
Towa
Kansas
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oklahom
South Dakota
Texas
Wisconsin
Wyomin
Pussyfoot predicts England will go dry and colonies follow
Westerville Ohio December 27 William B Pussyfoot John veteran prohibition organizer warned that the British empire will go dry first as colonies already show dry trends. He likened England to a hen that hatched ducks and said the United States is dry around the clock while London is dry part of each day. He predicted Ireland will go dry before England and planned an outer dry tour starting in the southern states.
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Westerville, O
William B
Pussyfoot
John
United States
Canada
Newfoundland
New Zealand
Australia
South Africa
India
London
Pussytoot
Ireland
England
Poiner
Asheville
Draggista
Habeas Corpus Test Case Seeks Kansas Law Review
United Press reports a habeas corpus petition filed in Topeka seeking release of Alexander Howat and Augusta Dorehy from Columbus jail. The suit challenges Kansas industrial court law used to sentence them for union activities, promising a federal test of the statute. Pollock to hear arguments next week.
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United Press
Topeka
Kan
Alexander Howat
Kansas
Miners’ Union
Augusta Dorehy
Jvis
Columbus
Pollock's Court
Phil Callery
Kansas Industrial Court
Nowa
Derby
Kansas Law
Pollock
Mayor Preaches at Funeral of Striker
The funeral for Hasen, killed last week by Sheriff Jones after slaying the sheriff’s son during packinghouse strike disorders, is to be held this afternoon. A large crowd of strike sympathizers is expected. Mayor Short is reported to preach the sermon.
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Associated Press
Rioux City
Dee
Hasen
Sheriff Jones
Short
Lodge Target in Battle Over Treaty Delays
Democrats plan sharp attacks on Senator Lodge during treaty debate, accusing him of hatred toward Wilson and reserve tactics. They expect reservations to the pact and will compare his stance to past GOP criticism of secret diplomacy, arguing the party seeks political gain over principle.
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Wilson
Harding
Lodge
Senate
League of Nations
Nis
Oscar Underwood
Underwood
United States
Lord Lee
America
France
New York Evening Post, Inc
Laborer Found Dead in Shack Near Chelsea
Charles Tadel, a 50 year old Belgian laborer who lived alone in a shack four miles east of Chelsea, was found dead by two hunters. Sheriff and coroner said he had been dead three or four days and death was due to heart failure. A liberal quantity of moonshine whisky was found in his shack.
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Uniteds Press
Cedar Rapids
Charles Tadel
Chel~sea
Des Moines Busmen to Fight Ordinance
Des Moines bus drivers, driven from car line streets, refused to operate the new routes opened by the city council. The new bus ordinance was set to take effect today, and drivers vowed to seek an injunction to block enforcement.
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United. Press
Des Moines
Des’ Moines
Bux New
Boy Shot Playing with Pistol May Live
Des Moines December 27 Eli Bell eleven year old son of J Bell who shot himself while playing with a revolver yesterday afternoon is expected to live doctors at the Town Methodist hospital said today The boy took the revolver from a bureau drawer and went outside to rabbit hunting the weapon discharged by accident a forty eight caliber bullet struck his right lung
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United Preay
Des Moines
Eli Bell
J. Bell
Wabash Train Kills Ottumwa Resident
Ottumwa Iowa December 27 John Youngberg age sixty eight was fatally injured at noon today when struck by a Wabash passenger train in the local yards He died at 1 20 in a hospital The train crew say he was walking on the track.
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Associated Prana
Ottumwa
John Youngberg
Youngberg
Train Fatality Silent Whistle Warns Rider
A rider was struck by a train after reportedly failing to hear the whistle and being unable to stop. The incident occurred as the train advanced ahead of the crossing, leading to a fatality. Police and investigators are reviewing witnesses and the whistle timing.
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