US must decide on entering the League of Nations
The article notes the League of Nations stands after a month of sessions with improved measures such as suppressing traffic in women. It questions U S plans, mentions Harding's nonplan talks, and suggests possible U S participation with reservations or withdrawal after notice. It also reports a Kansas race riot following a grocer's killing, with two deaths and calls for troops.
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League of Nations
League
United States
Harding
Dinos
Independence
Kansas
Allgo
Carey Town Calls For Defense After Two Burglaries
In Carey two burglaries occurred within two weeks while residents were at movies or church. The town fears a coordinated gang and urges precautions, locks, safe storage, alert neighbors, and organized defense to confront rising crime.
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Carey
Farm Relief Debates Loom Over Low Prices and High Costs
In view of depressed farm prices and rising production costs lawmakers wrestle with relief measures. Some call for a temporary embargo on imports of key crops like wheat and cotton, while others resist radical steps. If current congress fails to act, a future session may pursue similar protections.
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Congress
Jrss A
Troubles Galore in Closing Days of 1920s Manila Riot
In Manila a clash erupted between the government constabulary and Philippine police, resulting in four American and seven Philippine casualties. The scene reflects mounting tensions as the year ends.
Local Society Notes and Christmas Travel
Local and personal notices recount visits and travels among townsfolk. Mrs I L Shull spent Tuesday in Findlay while families plan Christmas, and several residents move, travel to Columbus or Toledo, or host relatives for holidays. A Lake Street home is quarantined for scarlet fever, lifting today for Earl Black's baby.
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I. L. Shull
Findlay
McClure’s
Margaret Barret
Columbus
C. F. Pflueger
Neuts Jewelry
Chester’ Chapman
Bellefontaine
Toledo
W. D. MacDonald
R. S. Cox
Portsmouth
J. J. Stoll
Jacob Hilty
Vance’ Street
Byron Ogg
Fordyce
William
Irene Gillet
Clair Lytle
Harold Houk
Mrs. Earl Black
Christmas pantomime at Methodist church raises funds
Sunday evening a large crowd enjoyed a Christmas entertainment at the Methodist church. The program featured a pantomime of the Christmas story with Mrs. E. C. Walker reading and Miss Lydia Heck singing. A list of cast members included Marguerite Holden as Virgin Mary and Irene Deetz as the annunciation angel. The offering collected by Sunday school classes totaled nearly $200 for starving children in China. In Findlay Saturday were Mrs C R Tate, Mrs L G Bart and daughter Martha and Lucy Laughlin.
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Methodist Church
E. C. Walker
Lydia Heck
Rodger Lindsay
Marguerite Holden
Irene Deetz
Voyle Brashares
David Kear
Shepherds
Emory Diller
Dana Beaschler
Richard King
Aaron Suber Dead After Six Week Illness
Aaron Suber died at 5 30 AM in the home of his daughter Mrs Minnie Young on South Street after a six week bladder illness. He had been brought from the Charles Suber farm and had been dying since Wednesday morning with children at his bedside. Funeral arrangements are not definite but likely Friday. The Evangelical Missionary Society met yesterday afternoon with Mrs George Perkins and others and conducted Bible study. Mrs S S Hart to host third Tuesday in January.
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Minnie Young
South ‘Street
Aaron Super
Charles Suber
Unital Aptvangelical Missionary Society
George i“Perkins
C. R. ‘Lasson
Elza Jacobs
S. S$. Hart
President Wilson to settle in Washington after term
The text indicates Wilson will make his home in Washington, Hayling has purchased a residence there, and Wilson will pursue literary work. He plans to write about his World War involvement and the Versailles peace treaty, aiming for high demand and bestseller status.
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Wilson
Washington
Hayling
Parish Magazine Feud Over Fleur de Lys Quotation
In our last number a misprint reads Fleur de legs instead of Fleur de lys provoking a note from the Boston Transcript. The editorial quibble centers on correct Latin form and a printer’s error in the parish publication.
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Parish
Boston ‘Transcript
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