Peace Conference Progress Largely Optimistic Despite Deadlock
Report from the peace conference notes slow progress with disagreements over naval scrapping ratios and land armaments. France’s Premier Briand winning cautious support for aid promises. President Harding suggests perpetual sessions. Public sentiment grows toward no more war as leaders push for League of Nations and Bryan’s treaties.
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Tolbe
England
Japan
United States
Briand
France
Harding
China
League of Nations
Bryan
Debate Over Increasing Members of the House of Representatives
The article weighs widening the House to reflect census gains with supporters and opponents. Proposals include trimming to 300 members after 1922 with elections every four years. Critique notes rising costs and the perils of office seeking.
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Campbell
Kansas
Ife
Thanksgiving services at Tuth teran church attract large crowd
A Thanksgiving service at the Tuth teran church drew a large congregation despite poor weather. The ceremony featured the Southern choir and Mrs Schofield in a solo. Pastor Mr Martin delivered a patriotic sermon from 2 Peter 2:9 about responsibilities and a chosen nation.
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Tuthteran Church
Tauthern
Railroad tale from Dayton ends in a rabbit rescue.
A D T C railway freight train near Englewood school yard in Dayton reports a rabbit fleeing the track. The engineer fired from the cab, the shot felled the rabbit, and the fireman leaped to grab it then hopped back on the car as the train continued at speed.
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Dayton
Englewood
HANGS FIRE On US Japan naval arms talks
Conflicting reports leave readers unsure as to whether the United States and Japan will settle the arms limitation dispute. Correspondents differ, and a decision remains unsettled with no clear near-term forecast.
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United States
Japan
Russia May Join and Conditions for Entry
The report states Russia could join if three conditions are met: a stable republican government, recognition of private property, and assurance of no terror under rule. The note adds that Russia’s recovery would aid civilization and that current coverage evokes heartache over such a great country.
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Russia
Germany Ready to Provide Disarmament Guarantees
A Berlin dispatch to the London Chronicle cites an official German defense ministry statement offering guarantees that Germany has disarmed to reassure France. The note follows Briand’s remarks at the Washington disarmament conference asserting a German military threat as the reason for France resisting large army reductions.
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Germany
London Chronicle
Berlin
Ministry of Defense
Briand
France
Opposed to plan Borah challenges Harding on world peace plan
Senator Borah of Idaho holds that the proposed association of nations mirrors the League of Nations with no real difference in practice. He led opposition to the League and now attacks the Harding proposal, arguing the two measures amount to the same thing. There is little brotherly move between Borah and Harding.
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Borah
Idaho
Jie
League of Nations
Harding
Association of Nations
League
European nations deliberate on Harding proposal for world association
European nations show caution toward the American plan for an association of nations. They will wait to see how the United States responds and what actions follow. They recall past reactions to the league and may deem the proposal likely to fail before birth.
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Harding
Association of Nations
League of Nations
Bornin
First Day of Winter Marks Time’s Flyby in Hearings
The text recalls a past procession honoring Bishop Sehrémbs and notes winter’s begin and varied forecasts. Some predict a mild opening, others a harsher stretch, with no clear certainty about the season’s severity.
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Sehrémbs
City Council Adopts Salaries and Repairs In Two Week Session
Mayor Almon Blue and Clerk Jo John Stoady presided as council votes salaries for November and approves various bills. Streets near Hoyt Myers and Brinkerhoff additions to be opened. Alley west of garment factory to be macadamized and shipments moved by truck. Council adjourned to meet in two weeks.
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Almon Blue
Jo John Stoady
H. "G. Chambers
Ralph E. Kurtz
R.H. Griffith
Alarshberger
L. G. ‘Ranger
Hoard
M. C
Reynolds
Gotttriedy
Cosgray
The
Cleveland & A Western
Goal, Co
Cer Coal
AC C
Y. ‘Re Ro -Co
Fréighit
Jacob Gorlinger
Carey ‘Realty, Co
Fae Fridelity’Casualty &O
E. D. Moore
Modern Iron Works
Carey “Times
Elza Jacobs
United Brass Mfg Co
E. M.keller
C. C."carr
Jay Black
North St
Brown& Son
Joseph Sheldon
Co. R. Tate
Ohio
Power Co
A. G. Collet
Chas
Reymond Logsdon
M. Brown
J Akin Krider
D. C. Angus
John Stoody
Linus North
C. C. Carr
A. L. Arnold
Mary Mosier
Board of Public Affairs
Carolyn Newhard
Standard Education Society
W. H. Wilson&Co
Hoyt & Myers
Brinkerhoff
Blanket mistaken for bucket in Wharton burn incident
Mrs B A Mench of Wharton is recovering from burns after a blanket rather than a bucket was used to shield her head and face from flames caused by coal oil. An earlier report misstated the item used.
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B. A. Mench
Wharton
County cooperative stock shipper holds first annual meeting
The first annual meeting of the County Cooperative Livestock Shipping Company was held in the courthouse assembly room on Saturday evening November 19. County Manager A Moser reported 5 6067 head shipped since July 1 to November 19 including hogs cattle calves and sheep with a total value of 114 749 645 and 641 shippers. Average shipping margins and expenses were noted with savings credited to producers and stockholders praised for progress. three directors whose terms expired were re elected.
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L Live
Shipping Company
A. Moser
Seattle
C. H Bell
M. E. Kear
Kirby
Elton Bachtell
Nevada
Adam Keller
Sycamore
Tree
Work Completed on Toledo to Carey-Berwick Electric Line
Contractor C L Zahm of Toledo finished the stalled high tension electric line project from Carey to Berwick after a lengthy delay since early summer. He packed up the last tools and departed, marking completion of the work.
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Chas. L. Zahm
Toledo
Meahere
Carey
Berwick
Mrs Margaret Heilman Dies After Illness at 99
Mrs Margaret Heilman aged ninety nine former Fostoria resident died early Tuesday at her son George Heilman's home five miles east of Carey after a three day illness. Born March 24 1842 in Louden township she married John Heilman March 23 1862. She leaves two sons William Heilman and George Heilman nineteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. She was a member of St John Evangelical church.
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Margaret Heilman
Fostoria
George Heilman
Carey
William Heilman
Twostoria
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Fostoria Review
Eighteen year old injured by accidental gun discharge
An eighteen year old boy was seriously injured when a loaded shotgun discharged while he carried it after scaring up a rabbit. He was walking with his father and did not realize the wound until reaching home. Doctors removed most of the eighty shot and he is recovering with care at Mt Blanchiard Journal reports.
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Fietberts
Rest Room Refurbished With New Furnishings In Town
The rest room has been neatly refurbished with congoleum flooring and wallpapered walls. An electric light and water works office is installed making the space inviting for women and children of the locality to use, with the town extending a cordial welcome.
Accident Fatality Near Sycamore In Straw Wagon Downfall
A serious accident occurred Saturday afternoon when Rimeboldt Seecrist was thrown from an eight wagon hauling straw. The wagon ran over him causing internal injuries. he died at 4 o'clock. He was about fifty, unmarried, from Switzerland, living with the Atter family. Funeral Monday at the Atter home with burial in Ola Mission cemetery. Sycamore Leader.
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Arter
Switzerland
Atter
Ola
Sycamore
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