Peace Near In Ireland As Healy Arrives
Dublin reports Ireland nearing end of troubles after centuries of discord as Timothy Healy arrives as governor general. President Cosgrove and General Mulcahy greet Healy, King George grants royal assent to the Irish constitution, and Cosgrove defends the Childers execution while predicting a trade revival amid ongoing city clashes leaving one woman dead and several wounded.
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Dublin
Ireland
William T. Cosgrove
Dail Eireann
Timothy Healy
Free State
Free
George
London
Cosgrove
Richard Mulcahy
Free State Army
Holyhead
Healy
Erskine Childers
Mulcahy
Athens City Council Debates Old Cemetery Maintenance
Athens council on Monday evening considered whether to abandon the West State street Old Cemetery or fund a program for better maintenance. The issue includes unpaid grave markers and unmarked graves, plus a request to locate a grave for relocation. Action postponed with a decision expected at a future meeting.
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West State Street
Athens
Gill
Havin
Council
Athens Gas Co
Logan Natural Gas & Fuel Co
Logan Company
Josten & Wolfe and Mariner
City Health Department
Ohio
Williams
Rural pupils transport plan eyed in Bucyrus county
Dec 6 report notes fifteen auto trucks and thirty seven horse drawn vehicles move two hundred eight pupils from ten rural points to and from studies daily, detailing county transport needs and routes.
France Demands Guarantees Before Germany Indemnity Move
PAIS December 5 reports Premier Poincare’s government will oppose a German indemnity moratorium unless France receives further guarantees from Germany. The cabinet formally approved the Poincare program in session this afternoon ahead of the Brussels economic conference.
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Pais
Poincare
Germany
France
Madalynne Obenchain Freed After Murder Charge
Madalynne Obenchain, a Chicago divorcee, is freed on murder charges in the death of J Belton Kennedy at Beverly Glen. Co defendant Arthur Burch also had charges dismissed by District Attorney Thomas Leo Woolwine.
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Los Angeles
J. Belton Kennedy
Beverly Glen
Madalynne Obenchain
Chicago
Friends
Obenchain
Arthur Burch
Thomas Leo Woolwine
Britain May Push New Naval Conference Over Russian Fleet
An admiralty official said Britain will propose a new naval conference among signatories of the Washington treaty if Russia proves to be building a strong Black Sea fleet. Paris newspaper Temps mentioned a proposal to include Russia in such talks.
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London
Washington
Great Britain
Russia
Black Sea
Admiralty
Lausanne
Paris
Temps
Elizabeth Lindquist Fends Off Robbers Loss of Ring
In Cleveland on December 5 Miss Elizabeth Lindquist was airing her Airedale when two armed thieves attacked George Kensinger. She screamed drawing the robbers to her and they fled the original target while taking her ring worth 1100 dollars and 47 dollars in cash from her purse.
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Cleveland
George Kensinger
Elizabeth Lindquist
Lindquist
Kesinger
Bursum pension bill passes House with amendments
The Bursum pension bill introduced by Congressman LM Foster of Ohio passed the House yesterday with slight amendments. It provides more suitable pensions for Civil War veterans and their dependents.
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Washington
Congress
LM. Foster
Ohio
House
Two Workmen Fatally Injured In Akron Manhole Blast
Two employees of the Northern Ohio Traction and Light company were badly hurt when a manhole in Akron's downtown district exploded. John Oder and Fred Robinson of the underground department were oiling a transfer switch when a gas explosion occurred. The blast likely started from a short circuit igniting accumulated gas in the mandale.
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Akron, O
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Company
John Oder
Fred Robinson
Mandale
Rare Talk Dinner Preview on Psychology in Industry
Prof Yorter's address before the Presbyterian Men's group will discuss Psychology in Industry based on observations in a large loom factory and a New England ship yard. The Brotherhood calls the meeting one of its most interesting lectures. Mrs H Dow Henry's division of the Friendly Society will serve dinner at 6. Tickets for the five meetings are available from President Milton D Hughes.
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New England
Brotherhood
Athens school shortens Christmas break to eleven days
The Board of Education approved 11 vacation days instead of 14. School will dismiss Friday December 1 22 and resume Tuesday January 2. The board also approved Armory rental at 100 dollars a month for eight months for basketball and PE. They postponed selling 295000 dollars of bonds and eminent domain actions for the West Side site, choosing two 70 by 110 foot lots on Central Avenue owned by Mrs. Susan Payton and A. W. Knappenburger, asking 6000 dollars each, with plans for a two story front and one story rear building and expanded West Side playgrounds finally to be the largest and finest in Athens.
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Athens
Board of Education
West Side
Hughes
Susan Payton
A. W. Knappenburger
Central Avenue
Payton
Knappenburger
Curren Street
Hold Trio for Meigs Offi cers
Sheriff Parker was informed by Sheriff Reeves of Pomeroy to watch for Robert and Willie Jackson and Annie May English a 14 year old colored girl. The three were taken into custody by Sheriff Parker and Deputy McKinley Montag noon along with a Ford runabout held pending Reeves arrival.
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Sheriff Parker
Sherif Reeves
Pomeroy
Robert
Willie Jackson
Annie May English
Robert Jackson
Sherif Parker
McKinley Montagnoon
Reeves
Deadlock Over Turkish Straits Returns at Lausanne
Decisive stalemate persists as Russia and Turkey refuse to budge on the future status of the Dardanelles and Bosphorus. George Tchitcherin says a new Washington conference on naval disarmament is possible, denying Moscow seeks straits domination. Lord Curzon notes Britain favors keeping straits closed.
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John Hadley
U.S
Lausanne
George Tchitcherin
People's Commissar
International
Russia
Washington
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Lord Curzon
Turkey
England
Devoted Farm Boy In Critical Condition After Pit Attack
Dee 5 Charles Honrath 8 son of John Honrath a farmer is in critical condition today at Providence hospital following an attack by a pit animal late yesterday after playing with it.
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Sandusky
Dee
Charles Honrath
John Honrath
Proveidence Hospital
Confession Tuts Four Men in Lanus Murder at Car Business
Morris Bogoslowski 23 and three accomplices confessed to the murder of wealthy automobile dealer Handsome Joe Lanus during a holdup at Lanus' sales rooms. Bogoslowski said he was betrayed to police by a woman, and the killing occurred a week earlier on a Friday night.
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Chicago
Morris Bogoslowski
Michael Hughes
Joe” Lanus
Lanus
Bogolslowski
Police recover alcohol amid manhunt for bandits near Wilmer
Cleveland and Sandusky police search for a gang after a Cleveland officer Leo F. Combs was shot and likely fatally wounded near Wilmer. Detectives seized several gallons of alcohol stimulants at a roadhouse during the early hours.
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Sandusky
Cleveland and
Leo Fcombs
Cleveland
Wilmer
Here
Clemenceau Seeks Talks With Harding and Wilson
Georges Clemenceau arrives in Washington for two pivotal meetings with President Harding at the White House and with Woodrow Wilson at his former home on S Street. Some fear Wilson may decline the audience, as he did with Marshal Foch, while Clemenceau weighs Europe’s future and Wilson’s League of Nations stance in the talks.
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Harry TL. Rogers
U.S
Washington
Georges Clemenceau
France
America
President Harding
White House
Woodrow Wilson
S. Street
Henry White
Arize
Executive
Clemenceau
Wilson
M. Clemenceau
Marshal Foch
New York
HOUSE
Col
Ko M House
Harding
Harding to Deliver Regular Message To Congress
President Harding will present his regular message to the 67th Congress on Thursday or Friday in person at the White House. The address will cover agricultural credits railroad matters and prohibition enforcement with immigration as a major topic. He may propose changes to the three percent immigration law amid a shortage of unskilled labor in certain industries.
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Washington
Harding
67Th Congress
White House
Elyria Brothers Detained With Large Sum Claimed Home
William Edwards aged 16 and his brother 15 were detained in Lorain with a large sum of money. They claimed Elyria as their home but no relatives could be found.
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Elyria
William Edwards
Lorain
Senate factions clash over January inauguration amendment
Washington December 5 The senate agricultural committee dominated by progressives won a race with the senate judiciary committee for fathering a constitutional amendment to move up the presidential inauguration and the convening of congress to the January following each election. The agricultural committee adopted the resolution and ordered it reported while the judiciary committee opened hearings on a similar measure.
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Washington
Senate Agricultural Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Austrian relief loan sparks Commons clash in London
In London the Commons debated a 30 million dollar loan for Austrian relief as J T Newhould the lone communist MP denounced the measure as aiding a corrupt clique. Despite the attack King George opened parliament with praise for the loan amid reports of Austrian famine and widespread hardship.
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London
House of Commons
League of Nations
J. T. Newhould
Pariament
Austria
George
Three Injured Thru Good Deed
Oberlin Ohio report of Pittsfield farmer L C Gibbons and his two children Polly Gibbons 15 Lex Gibbons 13 injured when Gibbons stopped to give a stranger a lift causing the auto to skid and strike a telephone pole. The transient aided and called help.
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Dee
L. C. Gibbons
Pittsfield
Polly Gibbons
Lex Gibbons
Oberlin Hospital
Gibbons
Foreign Trade Convention Opens In Cleveland
The Cleveland chamber of commerce hosts a two day foreign trade convention in Cleveland starting today to address problems of foreign trade and their impact on northern Ohio business men and manufacturers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Destructionists Term Used in Ship Subsidy Battle
Washington reports escalate as senators from both parties draw lines over the ship subsidy bill. Administration spokesmen call opponents destructionists while commerce committee readies its start. Two of 37 Democrats, Prousard and Ransdell of Louisiana, stand firm for the measure. In Yorkville, Marshal Ferguson and Officer Ogden arrest two men tied to auto to cache transfers.
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Washington
Dec
Senate
Commerce Committee
Prousard and Ransdell
Louisiana
Yorkville
John Fergnson
George Ogden
Yantantts Mother Joined Savings Club Last Year
A garbled clipping notes a mother joining a savings club about a year ago and a plan to collect money or savings. No clear names, places, or dates are readable. The fragment hints at financial activity within a family context but lacks verifiable details.
Supreme Court upholds Ohio tariff cuts on sewer pipe shipments
Ohio's state supreme court denied appeals from Akron Canton & Youngstown Railroad and Hocking Valley Railway Co. and affirmed a utilities commission order reducing sewer pipe freight rates 25 percent effective Feb 26. The decision rejected claims the rates were unlawfully issued to spur sewer pipe making and challenged by rival railroads.
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Columbus, Dee
Akron, Canton & Youngstown Railroad Co
Ohio
State Supreme Court Today
State Utilities Commission
Railroada
Interstate Commerce Commington
Utilities Commission
Hocking
Supreme Court
Hocking Valley Railway Co
New York Coal Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ku Klux Klan Threats Reported in Canada
A letter received by Major Martin claims the Ku Klux Klan is in Canada and will destroy Roman Catholic churches. Soon after, a parish house and a Catholic school in Okra, Quebec, were found burning.
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Que
Canada
Martin
Homan
Okra
Studebaker Declares 25 Percent Stock Dividend
New York December 5 Directors of the Studebaker corporation today declared a stock dividend of 25 percent. The statement said the earnings and prospects justify continuing the 10 percent common dividend on the new capitalization.
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New York
Studebaker Corporation
County auditors open 55th annual meeting in Ohio
The 55th annual meeting of the county auditors of Ohio opened at Hotel Deshler and will close with a final session tomorrow. The Ohio Tax Association will hold a two day convention starting Thursday.
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Columbi Ss
Wee
County Auditora of Ohio
Four children in need receive aid for typhoid care
Athens county public relief reports donations totaling 669.75 for the four Milligan children at Sheltering Arm hospital and their mother’s funeral expenses. Expenditures reach 416.50 with 63.25 remaining. further funds needed for hospital and later home convalescence as efforts continue.
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Athens County
Lahing
Tuhrig
Athena
Lubine Miners’ Union
Union
Athens
Milligan
Mra. Pratt
Mra Wilkes
Mee
Pilate Graham
Mra. Hooper
Mra
Vernon
Gilson
Jones
Mra. Barker
Chrie Miners’ Tinton
D. Zenner C
Central M. FL
Arthur Vore
Red Beasley
F. J. Beasley
Edward Vernon
Mrs. W. M. Dixon
Luhele Behool
Paul Shannon
Fred Kilfan
Union Church Services
A Friend
Wf Moore
Miss Flia Shannon
Malina Lefavor
Dna
Lady Convicted in Hammer Murder Escapes Jail
Mrs. Clara Phillips, convicted of the hammer murder of Mrs. Alberta Meadows, escaped from Los Angeles County Jail authorities say she sawed through steel bars in the women’s section and fled across nearby rooftops with outside help. Jail matrons found her missing about 2 am after she had retired ill the previous night. Her escape is described as one of the most cleverly executed in peacetime.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Clara Phillips
Alberta Meadows
Peil
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