Claims Uncle Sam Pressures Venezuela Debt Settlement
Birmingham December 16 The Post reports the United States government has recently offered to price funds to the President of Venezuela to discharge debts to England Germany France and Italy, aiming to secure a peaceful and honorable settlement for Venezuela.
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Birmingham
Wag
United States
Castro
Venexuela
Engeland
Germany
France
Italy
Venezuela
Germany to Hoe Her Own Row in Arbitration Call
London readers report strong public sentiment against coercion of Venezuela. The Evening Star editorial by Joe Gay urges arbitration as a path to resolve the dispute. The piece notes reluctance to accept arbitration until Ministers are paid, then Germany may settle its own vow and extricate its commitments.
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London
Joe Gay
No Attempt to Arbitrate in Venezuelan Dispute
London debates Venezuela matter as Parliamentary Secretary Lor Cranberry states Great Britain made no move to refer the dispute to arbitration. Lawmakers pressed for clarity amid ongoing questions in the House of Commons.
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London
House of Commons
Lor Cranbery
Forigh Affairs
Great Britain
Italy May Do Something Amid Venezuela Tense Talks
Caracas reports growing tension as Venezuela faces possible actions following Cuba's Castro and Haiti Minister Elvas. The demand process remains non ultimatum like but could harden stance and affect regional climate.
Blockade Measure Could Be Extended in Europe
London reports Sec. 1A discussions on extending the blockade while Berlin debates routes. The Bundesiath may request harsher sanctions on a broader blockade affecting Vetes guela. Meanwhile all employees of Muerte Cabello Valenciat and Carica Las Guayra railroads are listed for sale.
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London
Berlin
Bundesiath
Vetes Guela
Muerte Cabello
Valenciat
Carica Las Guayra
Foreign policy notes on Venezuela and British actions
In London today the Foreign Secretary said Germany would block Venezuelan ports but Britain would land forces to occupy Venezuela. Paris reports English fortifications around San Pelle in the environs as part of the tension.
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London
Holme of Lords
Lord Landsdowne
Adains
Germany
Paris
San Pelle
48 Feet Across County Line
A report from Starke County notes John Young was arrested for stealing freight from a car near New Berlin. The case involved jurisdiction questions as the crime occurred 88 feet inside Summit County. Young will be arrested and brought to Algon for trial. Bond was set. Justice Ese ordered jail time.
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Starke
Conris
John Young
New Berlin
Lia Wan
Baltimore Ohio Railroad
Young
Canton
Summit County
Alkvon
Telat
General Ja to Declare Candidacy for Governor
Belief grows that Gen. Dick Ja will announce candidacy for governor after a long conference with Senator Invi. Sources say he has been inclined to encourage rather than discourage this possible bid.
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Dick Ja
Invi
Hne
First Strike Commission Awards Signals Reform in Silk Mills
Scranton Dec 16 The Strike Commission issued its first award urging law enforcement of child and women labor bans at night in silk mills. Justice Gray noted no intent to censure the stints but pressed for legal restrictions, revealing fathers’ earnings from $0 to $1100 annually and prompting loud reactions from Flo over operators’ state earnings.
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Scranton
Tistlee Clrny Mile
Juatloe Gray
Fle
Right Of Council Questioned In Akron Injunction Suit
An injunction case heard in Common Pleas court involves T V Halfway Co suing the City of Akron. The dispute centers on the extension of Prune Street and the city’s alleged abandonment of Factory Street, with Goodyear and Rubber Co contributing to bridge work and roadway expenses.
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ATL Weber
Common Pleas Court
T, & V, Halfway Co
Akron
Ius
Goodyear ‘Dre
Goodyear
Ty Yay & Cortoin
Factory St
City Council Adopts High Board Salaries in Canton
Canton Ohio council votes to pay top salaries under the municipal code to the Board of Public Service and Board of Safety, raising the mayor’s salary to 2500 dollars per year, 1500 more than current pay, reflecting Trade Union influence on council policy.
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Canton
Connel
Board of Public Service
Board of Safety
Counell
F Eckart Buys Out Englehart in Local Firm Change
Dissolution confirms F Eckart purchasing Englehart stake in Fagiehart and Eckart. The plumbing tire was resolved Monday afternoon and will operate under W OW, Mwkart, with Hinge of Ste J, 4% Hogletmrt. The deal ends years of failing business tied to McKinley Hotel Canton.
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Fagiehart & Eckart
W. OW
Mwkart
Ste J
McKinley Hotel
Canton
Akron Belt Line Railway Franchise Granted After Yearlong Battle
The Akron and Barberton Belt Line Railway Company won final approval after a lengthy fight. At a recent meeting HB. E Andrews represented the company while George W. Grouse and J. Milne urged passage. Senators and manufacturers supported the belt line to improve shipping for Akron and Barberton, with officials noting potential factory sites along the route.
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Akron &1
Barberton Belt Line Railway
Florney HB. E Andrews
George W. Grouse
J. ©. Milne
Ite Parsige
Akron
Barberton
Alen
Crone
Aton
Joe
Attics
Otto
Sawyer
RIPON
Mielec
Herdinaice
Weet Salem Oil Co Formed for Loch Field Drilling
The Weet Salem Oil Co an Akron capital group is formed to drill in Loch field near Lavt where existing wells operate. Incorporators include Trevid Kesler Willi Wolf Jobe Younes B S Day and William Wi Ham. The venture aims to develop the property loaned to by it.
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Weet Salem O Co
Mae Apt
Akron
Baw Tien, Incorporated
Trin
Messrs
Trevid Kesler
Willi Wolf
Jobe Younes
Day
William Wi Hams
Lavt
Death of Samuel Montz the Cause Old Age
Samuel Montz died from old age at Akron after residence in Une Twitye. He leaves two children and a widow. burial planned in Union town with services to be held serenely at home. Frank Barre Soule notes the family’s long residence and seeks orderly interment arrangements.
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Mr. Barre
Akron
Une Twitye Childrens
Akeoo
Runvive Rima
Unio
Movement to form a City Real Estate Exchange
A movement and several meetings aim to organize a Real Estate Exchange in the city. Audh leads the real estate men toward likely quick organization, with Teds predicting an effort to complete it soon. The goal is a more uniform, harmonious, and protected business across real estate concerns. Members praise the plan but withheld detailed formation.
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Cty
Audh
St Ip
Teds
Oneminy
Thone
Tomde
Disgusted Special Correspondence Arrests Involving Animals
Barberton and Clinton area cases report Dee Barberton Brettenstein alleged to trade horses and kill a horse left at a Blacksmith shop. Home Society of Barberton sanctioned the burial. Brettenstein denied charges while another man faced counts from alleged heelerian theft and stock offenses. Case details reference animal cruelty and fattening livestock between Barberton and Clinton.
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Barberton
Dee
Iki Brettenstein
Clinton
Tom
Chiton
Dropped Files Elude Krupp Accusations in Germany
Berlin reports the attorney general dropped charges against Verwaerts and other papers that accused Krupp of excesses. The action followed a note that Krupp’s widow faced a trip and sympathy letters suggested the Baron's name required no further clarification in the eyes of the German people.
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Berlin
Verwaerts
Krupp
Foo i
Death of Harry N Dunbar Follows Sudden Illness
The funeral for Harry N Dunbar son of Mr and Mrs W N Dunbar of 2 Carroll St will be Thursday at 130 pm at the Congregational Church in Tall Monde. A brief residence service at 1pm will be led by Rev Edward G Mass of the First Universitetabinet. Dunbar was 21, died suddenly of typhoid fever and was described as a talented musician and promising young man.
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Harry N. Dunbar
W. Newton Dunbar
Carroll St
Tallmonde
Timm
Edward G. Mass
Universitetabinet
Dutta
The Akronions Prepare for Home Talent Benefit
The Akronians, a 160 person Akron cast, rehearse for the Arvt locm! presentation at the Colonial on Dee BO and 31. Composer Mr. Tavis and assistants stage the show with rousing settings and stage effects. Proceeds will be donated to Spen City hospital as Akron awaits the performance.
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Spen City Hospital
Akron
Charity concert nets $18.85 for Uncle Joe Kendall
Great Western Band concert proceeds for charity totaled $18.85 on Sunday. The event was less profitable than prior ones which each netted $25, bringing overall donations to $68.85 for Christ. Uncle Joe Kendall will apply the funds to other charitable gifts.
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Great Western Band
Uncle Joe" Kendall
Unclé Joe
Christ. Noe
County to buy horses sparks ad bid debate
Letter to the Democrat editor claims city commissioners may purchase horses and contract a stablemen in Perryville. The writer urges public advertising for bids at about 250 dollars per horse, noting Akron horsemen ready to supply. Strong entities include Perrysville and Akron horsemen.
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The
Democrat
Ity
Perrysille
Silk Robbery at Fort Worth Store Sparks Skylight Entry
Robbers entered the Fale department store in Fort Worth overnight through a skylight and stole every bolt of silk valued at 1000 dollars. Police investigate the bold burglary as a major loss to the retailer.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Dee
Fale Department
Weather outlook: rain or snow may arrive midweek
The forecast indicates rain or snow likely on Wednesday followed by colder temperatures. Accumulation chances vary by location, with wet driving conditions possible. Stay tuned for updates as systems develop and temperatures drop later in the week.
Commissioners on the Stand Among Prisoners
An Ohio court session features witnesses and petitions in a case involving city officials and the Akron Youngstown matter. The proceedings discuss constitutional questions and petitions for a Gordey rest from penalties, while a separate streetcar incident leaves a man missing and later found under restraint in a residence.
New Boards Signal Change in City Government
As the new municipal government readies for installation signs of change appear in Coun. Gi. Piret’s affairs with the appointment of redistricting panels and Kulartog committees. At last night’s council meeting resolutions to abolish the Department of Public We Service and the Department of Public We Safety were read and passed. The Board of Service will have three members and the Board of Safety two.
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Earer
Unnge
Coun
Piret
Kulartog
Wells
Department of Pub- We Service
Department of Pub- We Safety
Mens Berm
Board of Safety
Divorces Granted in Local Court
Martin Melor granted divorce from Maggie Melor in Conman Plows court. In the divorce motion by George H Devitt against Caroline Devitt, report of Helver G Forest Pivertone confirmed and a divorce granted.
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Martin Melor
Maggie Melor
Conman Plows Court
George H. Devitt
Caroline Devitt
Helver
Tracy Richards Wedding Noted in Barberton
Special correspondence from Barberton reports the marriage of J W Traey son of BF Traey and Stolle Richards of Kent. The couple were wed Monday evening at 5 o clock in Barberton then left for Winter Haven Florida after the ceremony.
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Barberton
J. W. Traey
BF. Traey
Stolle Richards
Kent
Winter Haven
Pullman Car Co Strikes Loom Over Shorter Hours
Eight thousand workers in a Pullman Car Co plant are preparing to strike to demand shorter hours and a Sunday work limit. Supervisors and workers have refused to report for Sunday duties as the company has not recognized the union. Management contemplates wage proposals and a possible settlement geared to a slight advance, to be submitted for company consideration.
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Pullman
Pal Ay
Pulluaio Sodining
Scarcity Special Correspondents Harberton Firewood Trade
Scarcity reports describe a situation at Harberton where a constant supply of coal is scarce, affecting hospitality and wood management. The narrative notes supply delays, high demand, and the impact on guests, with a cheerful but strained tone among workers and hosts.
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Harberton
Dee
Baeberton Bn
Half Century Man Anfistie T teownlen Dies in Wehohe
Anfistie T teownlen died Monday at Wehohe on Brownless pace after four weeks illness from gaiumnonia. He served in Company A during the war. Survived by wife, a Buck Tey Post member in GA, two daughters Mrs. Henry Jaxper of Philadelphia and Mrs. Maud And Alice Browntess, and two sons Carlton and Arthur Brownfens.
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Anfistie
Agen
Wehohe
Gaiumnonia
Akon
Sith
Buck
Brownlens
Henry Jaxper
Philadelphia
Maud
Aliee Browntess
Ris Iy
Carlton
Arthur Brownfens
Kiryive
Punerd
Fancy work that pays in Belvidere Illinois
Lise Sophia Eekdahl a Belvidere domestic has sold a wearable silk piece for 4200, bought by a Philadelphia man. The 80 year old Norwegian immigrant learned the craft in Norway and continues domestic work while pursuing art. She recently sold a handkerchief for 70 and another for 90.
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Belvidere
Lise Sophia Eekdahl
Phladelphia
Mine Eekdahl
Norway
Mise Eckslaht
Ble
Theodore Noonevelt
Uother
Ming RR
Special Music at Morning and Evening Services
Special correspondence from Barberton notes there will be special music at the Morning and Evening services at The M. B. church Inver next Sunday. the program will be announced later.
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Barberton
M. B
Death of William A Fitagerid in Guatemala ambush
New Orleans reports provide sparse details on the fatal shooting of William A Fitagerid, a secret Varitian official, at the Guatemalan capital by W. Godfrey Hunter Jr. The editor Reno Agules of Chiclo Americana is mentioned as injured in a related disturbance.
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New Orleans
Win. A. Fitagerid
Gove Prudent
W. Godfrey Hunter, Jr
Guatqiain Cine
Chet Hutter
Flerengereld
Hutter
Reno Agules Honapiin
Chiclo Americana
Gatemale City
Plana d
Fiverriil
Orleans
Fred Om
Fltae Gernl
Bad wreck in Cleveland claims several lives and injuries
A limited express train on the Erle line derailed near Priat City in Cleveland, leaving passengers Warren Ross Daegu Suter FC Burgess Joma Myers Landen and Wr Smith injured. Some may die as others were dragged from the wreck and rushed to a nearby hospital. A bystander, Amin bined Noled, was struck and cut by the train before it derailed.
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New York & Pietabieg Limited Expreae
Lieere
Irak
Pri
Warren Ross
Daegu Suter FC Burgess
Joma Myers Landen
Wr Smith
Berea
Mooring Case Hearing Began In $10,000 Suit
The case of the mother of Glen Wade against the Mount Police Commissioners was heard starting Thursday noon. The suit seeks damages totaling about $10,000 over the alleged loss of the boy's tire during the incident.
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Glen Wade
Mounty Commanioners
Trial delays restraining order case in Akron area
Fragmented OCR text shows a petition for a restraining order against Tammiastaners amid claims of prejudice. Court proceedings stretched into Monday with attorneys contesting jurisdiction and temporary protections, as the case explores constitutional arguments and prior rulings.
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Jeniner
Waahey
Botte
Bertiber
Donuitestone
Diwige Kabler
Steteken
Lilesi
Abe
Wibermeek
C. Vrank
Csuune
Pansion
Akrom Youngstowi
First Witness Testimony Mentioned in Court Report
The article fragment describes early testimony in a court case with witnesses such as Mrs. Wirth and officials Hy Wo and Commissioner Wilson. It notes overheard conversations and statements about planning to “get rid of” someone, with a continuation referenced on another page.
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Moa
Ataris Wiel
Wirth
Rome
Wilson
CheeMoot
Cash Drawer Robbery Reported at Seeker Bron Room
A cash drawer was robbed early Tuesday morning at Seeker Bron inueh room with $18 taken. Police were alerted and took Of Wintrebe into custody on suspicion of the crime.
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Seeker Bron
Oage
Wintrebe
Famous Editor Dead Featikfort
Doctor Josef Stern, famed editor of the Prank fort Gazette, died today at age 67. Stern was noted for his vigorous attacks on Prince Blamarek’s home policy and endured imprisonment on multiple occasions for his outspoken views.
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Featikfort
Josef Stern
Prankfort Gazette
Vr. Stern
Prince Blamarek
Akron concerns amid exhibitor scouts and industry names
The report mentions Akron exhibitors and several unnamed figures tied to scouting efforts. It references Mike Ayunee Girda of New York and a list including BP One detety Co Veidyear Tire Nibber Co Wirestone Rubber Tire Co and the Linmend Tihter Cm, indicating industry interest and potential partnerships.
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Epare
Mike Ayunee Girda
New York
Nevin Dan
Alera Eonerrie
Onedetety Co
Veidyear Tire & Nibber Co
Wirestone Rubber & Tire Co
Barberton officials face salary changes and ordinance actions
Barberton village council discussed a new salary code with the mayor at 300 per geat and other raises for the clerk treasurer and police. An ordinance regulating saloon hours was introduced and another to curb Erie Railroad encroachment along Mor Namaora spring road was laid over for a week. No action on the salary suggestions.
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Barberton
Marshall
Board of Public Service
McCoy
Taylor
Mn Miller
Erie Railroad Co
Mor Namaora
North Corporaton
Wells Fire Demolishes Oil Field Near Barbourville
In Barbourville Kentucky on December 10 eight fine producers and three dry wells were destroyed during an explosion and fire. The event damaged the Payne and Beery gusher, burned for 14 hours, and halted oil production as Standard Oil reported price movements and projected completion in February. One well remains active as crews continue work.
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Barbourville
Fenruary
Coal Fleet Wrecked on Ohio River Near Cincinnati
A damaged report from December 10 describes a coal fleet wreck on the Ohio River near Cincinnati. B. 2 Hwy of CibeloneG owned a barge torn from its deck. About half the fleet of barges were driven apart and adrift, with damage noted to several vessels and waterfront facilities.
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Cincinnati
Ruth
Fee details of international hore verior co completed
In Chicago J W Verking and A P Mom Lou completed a transfer of stock valued at to the money market. The report claims the country remains involved in the market despite emolements and notes the ongoing status of assets and property.
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International Horeverior Co
J. W. Verking
A. P
Mom Lou
Fragmentary note about a mother and a person named Clark
The readable text mentions a mother figure and a person named Clark in a fragmentary, unclear context. Other words appear garbled with no coherent events or dates to establish a clear news item.
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Uncle Sam
Caracas
Venesuela
Claua
Hatin
Elvas
Haly
Strike Commission
T &V
F. Eckart
Mr. Englehart
Loch
Akron Capitalists
Samuel Montz
Barberton Humane Society
Bil
Heitenstein
Piaint
Thien Society
Pen Clover
Harry N
Akronians
Asher
Tie Potien
Chan Thay
Gimei Tietlaelves
Waster
Yellon
Youngstown
Ohio Genern
Asweritis
Miemmband
Cochuseln
Ile Ema Ployer
Mera Land
Tracy-Richards
A. T. Brownless
Hunter
Cleveland
County
Continuyd
Council
Kentucky
Organization of International Harvester Co
Butte Mont
Ie Clark
Tg. Wien
Bengtor
Winealrt Et Werioualy
Wien
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