Germans Fear Treay Will Have To Pay Toll
Berlin dispatch reports strong public anger at Wilsons Paris speech on punishment for war makers. German delegates resist penalties on the Kaiser, while Hindenburg is the least disliked. Many favor nominal indemnity but fear Allied dismemberment as Bolsheviks and radicals fade as food improves Ebert Haase government gains support amid rising disorder concerns.
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Frank J. Taylor
Berlin
Germany
Wilson
Paris
Elba
Marshal von Hindenburg
Ludendorff
Ebert-Haase
Wrestling Showdown Looms As Skinner Meets Olson
Local opera house hosts a wrestling bout between E. F. Skinner of Gloucester and Silent Olson of Knoxville Tennessee. Olson arrived by train today and Skinner has trained extensively for the match. University crowds saw a 45 minute bout with no fall, leaving fans eager for tonight’s main event.
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E. F. Skinner
Olson
Knoxville
Tenn
Skinner
Pride of Athens
Ohio University
Athens
Glouster
Sweede
Hach
Kaiser
Holland
Matsuda
The
Oriental
Attendance totals at First M E Sunday School
Attendance yesterday at the First M E Sunday School included 238 officers and teachers 11 visitors and 284 scholars for a total of 319. The largest classes were Prof Copeland s 117 The Martzolft classes 129 1225 total 64 Mrs Hatch s 19 Mr Weavers 14 Mr Porter s and Miss Grover s 14 each The total collection was 15 01 with Class 6 contributing 10 30. Mines in the United States are expected to double last year s manganese ore production this year to meet about one third of domestic demand.
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M. FE
Copeland
Martzolft
Hatch
Weaver
Porter
Grover
United States
Senators Rush Revenue Bill Before Christmas Recess
Washington reports senators gathered at ten this morning to push the revenue bill to completion before adjourning for the holidays. After passage, the Senate will likely recess in three day blocks until after the new year. Knights Templars call a Christmas Day meeting of Athens Commandery at 4 PM at Masonic Temple and Masonic Hall Nelsonville.
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Washington
Senate
Knights Templars
Athens
Masonic Temple
Masonic Hall
Nelsonville
Lee Stewart Smith
U.S
Fred M. Hutchinson
A. P. Scott
James A. Palmer
Allied Fleets May Join Vast Naval Review
A London dispatch reports the first and fifth battle squadrons of the British navy may participate in Americas naval review with possible involvement by French and Italian warships. Columbus says Governor Cox received an invitation from Secretary Daniels to join the December 26 New York review but is not expected to accept.
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London
America
Columbus
Europe
New York
Cox
Daniels
Colder Weather Expected for Athens Forecast
The Washington forecast says colder weather is in prospect for Athens. The change is due today. The possibility of a white Christmas remains. the latest forecast indicates a probability by tomorrow night.
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Athens
Washigton
Government to set up 300 ROTC units at colleges
The War Department announced that about 300 reserve officers training corps units created by the national defense act of 1916 will be established immediately at colleges and schools across the country. The program aimed to develop at least 50 000 reserve officers for duty during the war, but was abandoned for the students' army training corps, now in demobilization.
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Washington
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
War Department
Army Training Corps
Influx of Spanish Influenza Reported at Boston Port
Dr. W. C. Woodward health commissioner of Boston told a conference board of physicians that Spanish Influenza, blamed for hundreds of thousands of deaths across the country, has invaded the United States through the port of Boston.
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New York
United States
Boston
W. C. Woodward
Conference Board of Physicians
Secretary Lansing denies plan to sink German fleet
Secretary Lansing stated that the American peace delegation has not discussed advocating sinking the surrendered German fleet. No such proposition has been talked of, he declared.
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Paris
Lansing
Dutch and British Plans for Rhine Army Supplies
Brussels dispatch reports Britain informing Holland it will push forward supplies to the British army on the Rhine via the Seehldt river and Dutch Limburg. Berlin reports a German republic constitution draft, led by Hugo Von Pruff, mirrors the American constitution in general framework.
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Brussels
Great Britain
Hjolland
Rhine
Seehldt
Berlin
New
German Republic
Hugo von Prauff
Utah Ranks Ninth in Salt Production Statewide
The Great Salt Lake holds an estimated 400 million tons of salt, yet Utah stands ninth among fourteen states in overall salt production. Local output share and distributions across mines are noted in industry reports.
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Great Salt Lake
Utah
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