Peace terms outlined by Cosgrave for Irish reconciliation
Michael Cosgrave head of the Irish Free State laid out the peace basis after a Tipperary brigade meeting urged talks with Republicans. Conditions require the Anglo Irish treaty to stand, a single governing authority, no armed forces, and no interference with constitutional order. Rebels riot in Dublin as Cosgrave calls for unity and peace. Archbishop Curley cables American support for Ireland's Free State and condemns De Valera’s riotous destruction.
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Associated Frees
Dubdlin
Jen
Irish Free State
Michael Cosgrave
Free State
Tipperary Brigade
Irish Republican Army
Thames
Coseriye
Clemons
Ireland
Daniel O'Connell
International
Dublin
William T. Cosgrave
Caliborean
O'Hanrahan
Irish Independent
Coggrave
Lena
The
Associated Press
Freeman’s Journal Today
Curley
Daltimore
Eamon de Valera
America
Lead Output Shows Big Gain During Year
United States mine production rose in 1922 with an estimated 70 percent increase from 1921. Soft coal output reached 474,000 tons, up from 409,700 tons. Mississippi Valley and eastern regions produced about 256,909 tons and western states 208,000 tons.
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Washington, DC
United States
Geological Survey Reporter
Mississippi Valley
Duke of Leinster Seeks 2 Million to Settle Bond
The Duke of Leinster, heir to vast Irish estates, seeks 2 million to honor a controversial contract tied to a loan and the recovery of his family’s properties worth about 10.1 million. He described the deal as a loan and aims to settle the matter to avoid fallout in England and Ireland.
Court will pass on Francis Gage
Des Moines Jan 1 probable prompt disposition in district court over the dispute between P E B McClenahan retiring state superintendent and Miss May Francis to determine when the old term ends and the new begins quo warranto proceedings likely to be filed by Byers for Francis. The issue is whether term ends Jan 1 or July 3 and a quick ruling is sought to avoid disruption of state education business. McClenahan had secured an injunction against the governor and state council, claiming election certificate entitles him to serve until July 1. The quo warranto will supersede the injunction and a swift decision is anticipated to settle the office tenure.
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Des Moines
P. EB. McClenahan
Miss May Francis
We Byers
Miss Francis
McClanahan
Iowa
Tawa
McClenahan
Age
McClennahan
Fan.j
Mer.Clenahan
New Year Radio Revels Across Davenport Waterloo
Radio listeners welcomed 1923 with a New Year’s Eve program reaching Davenport and Waterloo. Stations broadcast dance music from Davenport and distant tunes from Kansas City and Schenectady while cowbells sirens and whistles joined the celebrations as the old year faded and the new began.
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Phil
Davenport
Gramtidad
Waterloo
Nighthawks
Fractured digest notes high political shifts and honors
Chancellor Cuno opposes a Franco-German nonwar pact plan. Geoffrey Dawson named editor of The Times succeeding Henry Wickham Steed. Gen Sir Neville Myrdal made a baronet on retirement as Ireland commander. Quebec inquiry clears officials in Garneau murder probe. Kinore promotes Rev Jan Caruthers Rwing to honorary Knight Commander. Dr W C Campbell likely to become UC president. Burr, 78, last survivor of Monitor crew in Merrimack conflict. execution for Narutawicz plotted.
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Cuno
Germany
Polngare
Lenton
the Times
Geoffrey Dawson
Henry Wickhan Steed
London
Neville My Ready
Ireland
Montreal
Quebec
Attorn General's Department
Anche Garneau
Tandon
Indian Office
Kin Oree
Jan Caruthers Rwing
San Francisco
Cal
WC. Campbell
Board
University of California
Meriden
Conn
Charles A. Burr
Monitor
NIT
Merrimac
Bootlegging Declared Decreasing in Iowa by Attorney General
Ben Gibson reports a steady drop in violations of prohibitory laws in Iowa during the current biennium. The attorney general’s office maintains a district court liquor law prosecution file, noting 292,072 dollars in fines and multiple prison terms up to last Sept. 1, with police and justice court cases not included. The record aims to aid peace officers by showing habitual offenders and may expand to cover police court cases statewide.
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Tes Moines
Dan
Iowa
Ben Gibson
Attorney General
le Bureau of Identifcation
Gibson
Justion
Fcares
Tn O
Lynchings Reported Across States in 1902 Debrief
A Tuskegee research summary notes 61 lynchings in 1902, including 47 male victims and 14 cases where law enforcement prevented or mitigated violence. Whites and Black victims are listed with offenses ranging from murder and rape to assault, theft, and intimidation. Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, and Texas show the highest counts.
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ST Perraus
United States
Monroe M
Department of Records
Tuskegee Fililette
Alabama
Fourtech Af Tesauatances
Farthern Prater
Pac Ty
Lawry
Uinge
Arkangel- Ameille Fs Teverera
Louisiana
Mississippi
Owang A
Somiba
Tennessee
Texas
Celebrants Shot As Dry Agents Raid Hotel Dance
Reports from BON TEN Ontario and Chicago describe New Year celebrations disrupted by prohibition raids. From Chicago to San Francisco, crowds gathered as federal agents pursued liquor venders, resulting in arrests and other disturbances.
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Chicago
Imaida
Kansas City
Kan City
Althe
San Francisco
Cal
Prohibition
Watches for Sun to Rise on New Year's
Jack Barnon sat outside the First Methodist church on New Year’s Day waiting for sunrise. He was found blindfolded and groaning, taken to the emergency hospital where a bottle of wood alcohol was found in his pocket. Surgeons say he is blinded permanently and may die.
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Alameda
Jack Barnon
First Methodist Church
Hienner
O. Colegrave
Civil War Vet Zerah Cottrell Dies at 76 in Waterloo
Zerah Cottrell early resident of Woodward and Waterloo, veteran of the Twenty third Iowa, died at home 410 Locust Street after years of illness. Survived by widow and two daughters, he was born May 8 1888 near Har nes New York and served from 1862 to 1865. He taught school, farmed, and later ran a Perry Indiana mercantile business before returning to Waterloo. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from his home with Rev Fred J Clark officiating.
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Black River Bridge
Miss
Vicksburg
Albion
Mary Palmiter
Meer Woodward
Mark Im
Cottrell
First Congregational Church
Robert Andersen
O'Keefe & Town
Fred J. Clark
Cottage Puayete I Planned Abole Ss Ades
Incomplete notice from MH KLnee pastor of St church describing a cottage prayer meeting at 7:30 PM on weeknights, hosted by Fred wolcalt at 303 Rich street, with an upcoming church meeting and a monthly official boat following.
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MH. Klnee
St Church
Prywessay
Fred Wolcalt
Rieh
Walter A. Wade
Senator Smith Brookhart invited to address Council on Foreign Relations
Washington notes report Senator Brookhart of Iowa received an invitation to speak at a dinner of the Council on Foreign Relations in New York on January 26. The dinner will feature former Gov. Frank Lowden and will discuss America’s concerns in European political problems. The guest list includes Elihu Root John W. Davis Paul M. Warburg and George W. Wickersham. Brookhart studies the Senate manual to learn how to be a senator. A New Deal? The Iowa State Society marked Iowa’s 76th statehood anniversary with a gathering and remarks on Soldier Relief Legislation.
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Washington News Bureau
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D
San
Smith Brookart
Anna
Council On A Relations
Topmierlanders
Wilcon
Bankors
New York
Oye
Agann
Hamilton F. Armstrong
Council On Foreign Relations
Elihu Roat
John W. Davis
Paul BD. Cravath
Edwin Gay
Normnall. Davis
Isalah Bowman
Otto EL. Keli
Frank L. Polk
Paul M. Warburg
George W. Wickersham
Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
Amenea
Brookhart
Washington Herald
Lowz
Senate
Washington
Sam
Herald
Smith W. Brookhart
Progressive Bloc
Iowa
Lowa
Iowa State Society
New ‘Jubb Bailroom
Burton &, Sweat
Ithe
Third District
CITY IN BRIEF ITEMS FROM LOCAL NEWS
Mr and Mrs C E Edwards of 318 Argyle Street depart for Mat Springs Arkansas to spend the winter. Mr and Mrs A F Hardwig recently left Waterloo and Waverly for their home in Denver Colorado. Mr and Mrs Pred Mertens visited at the home of Mrs Mertens parents Mr and Mrs L O Johnson of 1619 Franklin Street. Harold Clayton aged 16 years nine months completes eighth grade at St Marys Dubuque and will begin freshman year at Columbia College next June to finish then and attend a summer business college. The gambling house at 22 FPrith Street West was raided early Sunday arresting five including proprietor Perly. Bonds set for Mike Fake and Steve Penstelins at 60 and 15 respectively. others released on 15 bond.
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C. E. Edwards
Argyle Street
Mat Springs
Ack
A. F. Hardwig
Waterloo
Waverly
Denver
Cola
Pred Mertens
Marshalltown
Lupton Avenue
St. Mary’s School
Dubuque
Columbia College
Harold
Degste Clayton
Fprith Street West
Harry Peily
Joseph Siros
George Soups
Mike Fake
Steve Penstelins
Perly
Earthquake Shocks Miners Convention in Wales
An earthquake struck Llanhills, South Wales, during a miners' convention in Card itt. About a thousand miners attending were terrified as houses trembled though damage was minimal and no deaths were reported.
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Wales
Llanhillfeth
South Wales
Police Take Charge Of Exposed Horse In Cold
Police acted after a horse owner left the animal unprotected for hours in the 500 block of Third Street East. The horse, reported in critical condition due to cold, was moved to a nearby stable. Humane officer R. E. H. Newell is investigating and the owner faces possible cruelty charges.
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Third Street
Hvery
Mulaterpal Court
R. E H. Newell
Woman Leaves Manchester Home With Family In Tow
Mrs. George North abandoned her Manchester home taking an old touring car with three minor children the family dog and canary along with 80 dollars in cash. Authorities believe she is bound for her sister in Montana. Delaware county Sheriff L S Pride arrived in Waterloo to check if she visited a sister there.
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Waterloo Theatre
J. K. Magartney
Mmake
B. F. Swisher
Jacobus
Victor Zelltoefer
Kurt
G. R. Speuster Willl
Axel
the Smish
James Leonard
Lightnin’ Bil
Reno
Christensen
WH de Claus
George Nauman
Martina
Womans Club
Mary
Mrs. Warhees
Ursulas
George North
Manchester
Montana
L. S. Pride
Delaware County
Waterloo
Kerosene Plan Aims to Kill Lily Pads on Florida Lake
St Petersburg Florida December 30 Mirror Lake slated for clearing of lily pads. City commission bought 15000 gallons of kerosene to float on the water and kill the pads. Before removal and burning, authorities will collect dead pads and dispose of them.
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Plorida Pleasure Lake
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mirror Lake
South Florida
Creditable highway work noted in Iowa progress report
Des Moines reports the Iowa highway commission details annual and period work since July 1916. About 6.25 million dollars yearly funded from state and federal sources have built and improved 2646 miles of road, 3261 bridges, and 1711 miles drained. Emphasis on permanent bridges, avoided railroad crossings, and varied surface types. Also notes first U.S. women’s church founded in 1638 and Cornell dean Georgia White overseeing 4100 students.
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Jat
State Highway Commission
Iowa
Brada
Janu
Uine
Highway Commission
State Automobile Department
County Automobile Department
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