Senators Tense Over Wilson Bryan Peace Treaty Split
Washington January 10 Confusion and division mark Senate views on the peace treaty as President Wilson and Bryan clash over reservations. Democrats split between backing interpretative reservations and repudiating Article 10. Republicans call the treaty dynamite for the campaign. Most expect mail from the country will reveal support for one side or the other.
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Hitchcock
Lenroot
Fitchcock
Wilson
Bryan
Lodge
Analysis fragment on rejection and accountability
A terse line argues that Wilson may reject a proposal if he wishes and must accept responsibility before the country. The fragment presents a political accountability theme without additional context.
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Wilson
Stage figures Cort and Feely wed in Cincinnati
J E Cort son of John Cort theatrical producer and manager of Roly Boly Eyes married Miss Maude Feely actress in Cincinnati. The ceremony took place late Friday at the opera house with the treasurer serving as justice of the peace.
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Cincinnati
J. E. Cort
John Cort
Treaty Battle Realignments Predicted Over Peace Treaty
James Hamilton Lewis, former Illinois senator, tells United Press the 1910s style party lines will realign over the peace treaty issue and Wilson’s potential third term. He predicts Republicans become Democrats and vice versa, with treaty supporters as Democrats and opponents as Republicans. He says Bryan opposes Wilson’s policies and could shift parties to block war and push prohibition.
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Washington
Wilson
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
United Press Today
Lewis
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Troop Two Defeats Troop One In Interclass Tournament
Troop Two overcame a 1 0 halftime lead by Troop One to win 4 3 at the Armory. Earlier, Troop Two beat the XL class of the Christian church 16 11. They travel to Nelsonville tonight to face the scout team after three games this week.
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The
Christian Church
Nelsonville
Legion Claims Reds Have PR Legal Status
Members of the American Legion named as defendants in a $50,000 damage suit admit raiding Communist headquarters on November 18, 1919 and destroying printed matter. They contend the material had no legal property status as it served to further an alleged plot to overthrow the government. The Communists cannot recover, the ex service men say. They accuse the Communists of seeking a Soviet government through violence and terrorism. The raid was to prevent the alleged conspiracy from succeeding.
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American Legion
Communist Party
Legion
Communista
America
Legion Memers
Revival Service At M. E. Church Next Week
A revival series will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church every night next week at 7 oclock sharp excluding Saturday. The invitation extends to all members of the community to attend.
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M. E. Church
Methodists Launch Global Drive For One Million Converts
The Methodist Episcopal church begins a worldwide campaign to convert one million souls by June 20 1920. Aimed at restocking after 60 000 communicants were lost in WWI, the effort is led by the entire denomination, with 800 000 targets in the United States and 200 000 abroad.
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New York
Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
Taylor Ridge Social Notes Visit Guests At Home
Mr and Mrs Leo Lemoine hosted guests including John Gillet Charles Hiser Irene Jacksonville Mary Woods Flossie Gillet Mack McClutch and August Lemoine On Greens Run Mrs Edward Cartwright visited Joseph Gaskalla Raymond Mulpas and Mrs Alford Hountent called Monday John Davis and wife entertained friends at a watch party with music and social time lingering into the evening
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Leo Lemoine
John Gillet
Charles Hiser
Irene
Jacksonville
Mary Woods
Flossie Gillet
Mack McClutch
August Lemoine
Edward Cartwright
Greens Run
Joseph Gaskalla
William Dalton
Ironton
William Swartz
Ira Conaway
Notable Nelsonville Residents Named in Local Notice
Roy Sayers a miner and Harriett Barber a clerk both of Nelsonville. Ernest Butcher a soldier of Chillicothe and Elizabeth Ingerham a house keeper of Athens R. D. 2. David H. Burns a mechanic of Stonewell and Goldie Marsh a waitress of Nelsonville are listed in the notice.
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Roy Sayers
Harriett Barber
Nelsonville
Ernest Butcher
Chillicothe
Elizabeth Ingerham
Athens R. D
David H. Burns
Stone- Well
Goldie Marsh
Hard Luck New York Bride Missing Rooming House
Herbert Hills of Sanford Massachusetts left his bride in a rooming house and began a job search. He cannot locate the rooming house and police and newspapers are aiding in the search effort.
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New York
Herbert Hills
Sanford
Mass
Ohio Opens Season With 24 15 Victory Over Capital University
Ohio's season debut ends 24 to 15 as the Green and White defeat Capital University at home. Barich and Davis pace the offense, with strong team play and improved guarding guiding the win. next up are Kenyon Heidelberg and Denison before a January 30 home game.
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Columbus
Ohio Gym
Gullum
Wittenberg
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Heidelberg
Denison
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Barich
Athens Hi
Earich
Enuf
van Sickle
Guernsey County
Stockdale
King
Ridenour
Daegfoerd
Stivers Triumphs Over Athens Hi In Dayton High clash
In Dayton last night Stivers Hi defeated Athens Hi 44 to 30 before a crowd over 1000. The first half ended 22-18 with Athens rallying late, then the visiting team failed to hit baskets as Stivers pulled away. Athens coach Mackie received praise for a strong passing game in a banquet honoring the squad.
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Athens Hi
Stivers Hi
Stivers
Athens
Mackie
George Little
Miami
Blandenberg
Real Estate Transfers Across Athens Coolville Troy Waterloo York Townships
Transactions include John Call transferring .43 acres to Margaret Conrad for $1 in Athens Township, Coolville parcels to A. W. Baker for $1700, Elza H. Warren to Fred and Anna Warren in Troy Township for a quarter share of 47.5 acres, John C. Hewitt to Martin Luther Jones and others involving nine tracts totaling hundreds of acres, and Robert A. Dean to Joseph A. Isselstein for lots 67 71 and 95 in York Township with nominal sums.
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Athens Township
John Call
Margaret Conrad
Coolville
F. S. Monahan
A. W. Baker
Troy Township
Elza H. Warren
Fred and
Anna Warren
Waterloo Township
John C. Hewitt
Martin Luther Jones
Auditor's
York Township
Robert A. Dean
Joseph A. Isselstein
Ohio Democrats plan special train to San Francisco convention
A special train under the Ohio branch of the National League of Democratic Clubs will carry Ohio Democrats to the national convention in San Francisco next June. Plans include visits to the Grand Canyon and a side trip to Yellowstone.
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Columbus
Ohio
National League of Democratic Clubs
San Francisco
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
Minister Pursues Burglary Suspect After Shootout
In Cleveland, Rev Bartholomew Ponikvar woke to a burglary at his home and opened fire with a revolver. The burglar fled over a fence and escaped. the minister believes one of the bullets struck the thief.
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Cleveland
Bartholomew Ponikvar
Centre College scrappin team edges for national title hopes
Captain McMillan led Centre College to near perfection with two touchdowns from Bell and Van Antwerp sealing a season highlighting morale and prayer bonds. Moran hailed the squad as a united unit, describing battles against West Virginia and West Virginia’s injury hurdles while planning future prospects and recruitment.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Bo” McMillan
Bell
van Antwerp
Kentucky College
Charlie Moran
Centre College
Moran
West Virginia
McMillan
Murphy
Roberts
Drank Bad Whiskey Alliance Man Shot by Officer
Tolomein Budugau, 38, is in serious condition after a bullet wound in Drank Bad Whiskey Alliance, Ohio. Police Lieutenant James Coy says he acted in self defense as Budugau, allegedly intoxicated, became crazed by bad whiskey.
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Alliance
Tolomein
Miss Adrienne Russell Takes Charge at Athens Western Union
Miss Adrienne Russell from Pomeroy arrived yesterday to head the Athens Western Union office during manager Joe Pitzer’s visit to Cincinnati. She will be accompanied by her sister Mrs Mark Jenkinson of Van Vorhes street during the temporary posting.
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Adrienne Russell
Pomeroy
Athens
Revival at Central Ave M E Church Draws West Athens Attention
Residents consider living in West Athens if a new church is built turning attention to the revival at Central Avenue M E Church. The event underscores community needs and potential growth in the area.
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West Athens
Central Ave. M. E. Church
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