Arms Parley Scores First Byes Success
United Press report from Continental Hall Washington describes a quadruple peace treaty proposal by the United States Britain France and Japan. It outlines joint conference for disputes and steps to curb aggression plus a 12 month term and ratifications in Washington with no military enforcement. Senator Lodge emphasizes the pact aims to remove the cause of war through diplomacy and joint consideration.
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United Press
Washington
Uyler
Flores
Senator Lodge
Hughes
Shavers
China
United States
Japan
Pacific
Lode
Hawai
Defense Lodge
Conti
Nei Lodge
Rlohe
Salvation Army Christmas Relief Aids Poor Families
The Salvation Army distributes funds and baskets for Christmas relief to poor and destitute city families. A Christmas tree will be arranged for needy children, with continued winter support planned. A local crash on Macadam Road left Mrs. J D Yager injured. a motorist is urged to come forward for prosecution.
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Salvation Army
Aia
Captain bin
Corry Motor Club Holds Meeting at Municipal Building
A Corry Motor Club meeting was held at the Municipal building last night. Members discussed Wayne township Findley Lake road deficiency, adopted a resolution to contribute 87 percent, approved $25 toward expenses for singing the Ludley Lake couch, and left for future consideration the topics of traffic law violations and the gasoline question.
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Corry
Scour Mountains for Missing Woman in Pa. Search
Scouts and volunteers scoured the mountain tore for Maude Wrigley a 46 year old woman who disappeared from her home after a nervous breakdown. Local authorities and residents joined the search in the snowy terrain amid cold conditions.
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Plearfield
Maude Wrigley
Fatally Burned In Scalding Water Tragedy Reported
In Narberth Pennsylvania three year old Sam Wes Tinker Fox died after jumping into a tub of scalding water. The boy and his brother were about to be bathed when the mother left the room to mulnnure returned to find the baby a seething mass of burn.
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Waited Press
Norristown
Sam Wes ‘Tinker Fox
Narberth
Mulnnure
Belief progress on wartime questions after long talks
American Ambassador Charles Wallace, after a long conference with Baron Uchida, spoke of genuine progress toward a factory solution in the dispute involving the United States, England and Japan. Anna M. Gilead of Pittsburgh, guest of Mrs. Brown, left for Du Holy this afternoon.
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United Prom
Tokio
United States
England
Japan
Charles Wallace
Baron Uchida
Anna M. Gilead
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Brown
du Holy
Certificate of Election to Mrs Barnes
Mrs JG Barnes is expected to be installed as school director at the next Board of Education meeting Monday. A court order yesterday certified her election after an error by a clerk led to Prothonotary issuing a certificate to Mr Rogers who had 187 votes. The official count lists Barnes 954 and Rogers 25, as recorded by local officials.
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JG. Barnes
Board of Education
Rositer Ay Hine
R. Rogers
Erie
Erie, Is Blamed For the Ietiow of the Prothonotary ii
Ir Rogers
Oune
Barnes
Rogers
Journal
Payments of Foreign Debt to Aid Vets Urged
Passage of Bons Bill will be urged immediately after the collection of the first European debt. The report notes support from military and veteran groups for funding foreign debt payments aimed at aiding veterans, reflecting a push to resolve outstanding obligations promptly.
May Pass Vets' Aid Bill After Holidays
President Harding signs support for a soldier bonus and urges quick congressional passage after the holiday recess. He aims to fund the plan by leveraging debt refunds and a new commission to manage foreign debt, with action anticipated as soon as possible.
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United Press
Washington
Harding
Congress
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House
White House
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Lording
Senate
United States
No trace of lone bandit eludes police search
Police authorities report no trace of the lone bandit who held up Clyde Paulson at the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Liberty Street early yesterday morning. A citywide night patrol failed to uncover leads and investigations show no definite clues to the bandit's identity or whereabouts.
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Dandi
Clyde Paulson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Liberty Oatreet
Futher
JAILER KILLING DURING COUNTY JAIL BREAK DES MORTALITY
Universal reporting states a jailer was killed during a prison breakout as seven county inmates escaped. The incident, dated December 10, involved officers pursuing the convicts who were described as armed and dangerous. No further details on victims or suspects were provided in the partial report.
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United Press
Jackson
Des
Maggie Alien
Permit Cut in Rates On Farm Products
Harrisburg dispatch reports the Public Service Commission grants railroads permission to file within ten days for a percentage reduction in rates on agricultural products. The new rates will take effect around January 1, 1922 and endure for at least six months as an experimental period. Also mentions Cardinal Logue in Dublin and a summary of Irish treaty discussions.
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Univen
Harrisburg
Public Sérvice
One Killed In Standar Oil Tanker Explosion
A Standar Oil tanker Comet exploded here killing a man and causing a fire that released about 7,000 gallons of oil. The disaster caused estimated damage around 150,000 dollars. Local authorities reported the incident as a major tanker explosion.
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United Press
Providence
Jie Thin
Debt Refunding Bill Receives Favorable Senate Report
Washington December 10 Senate finance committee approved a key amendment to the administration plan to refund the 11 billion dollar foreign debt and ordered a favorable report to the full Senate after a long stormy session behind closed doors Orrin Hillbure, a Clark and Son bookkeeper, left his North Clymer home to spend the weekend with his parents.
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United Plan
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Orrin Hillbure
Clark and Son
North Clymer
Miss Edit Taggart and mother depart Sherman today
Miss Edit Taggart and her mother, residents of Sherman, were seen shopping in the city and left for home this afternoon.
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Edit Taggart
Sherman
De Valera Losing Prestige Amid Shifting Alliances
Extremist groups show split supports as Fianna Fáil leader Eamon de Valera faces eroding prestige. A new treaty with Great Britain prompts debate on peace Pact stance and potential realignment of political forces.
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Great Britain
Collins as Father of Irish Freedom Faces Backlash
United Press reports Dublin observers say Eamon de Valera’s leadership weakens as pro treaty forces mobilize. bishops back the pact while extremist circles predict his downfall. Michael Collins and anti treaty figures receive mixed support amid a national political fight over the Anglo Irish Treaty.
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United Press
Dublin
Eamono Ne Valera
Ure Republic
Strand Aguinet
Briain
Michael Collins
Pip HiaPits Syries
Gomihe
Trith
Wirral
Lonte
de Valeri
Dall Bireiin
Inshreputh Vigan
Bryan Says United States Again Taking the Lead
William Jennings Bryan reports that the United States is regaining leadership as General Pershing addresses American delegates. The message suggests a strong consensus among high military authorities, appealing to public opinion and humanity. Jack Anderson returns home after attending the party last evening.
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Bryan
United States
William Jennings Bryan
Pershing
Jack Anderson
Hie
Award Given in Lumber Suit at Springboro
A jury awarded Graves Company seven hundred fifty dollars in a breach of contract case against Heath and Marr over lumber delivery. The verdict, seen as a win for local plaintiffs, followed a bitter trial in December with attorneys from Heatly and Marr and from Brooks and Quinte presenting opposite sides.
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Graves Companys
Bprington
Piet Gifford
Mtornay Grahny
Erie
Heatly
Marr
Brooks and Quinte
Splalitatt
Reorganization of Local Legion Post
Preliminary steps toward reorganizing the AW. Thompson Post of the American Legion were taken at a meeting last night. The session planned to update and permanently establish the post, including a canteen staffed by a steward and an entertainment plan for members. Officers will be elected at the approaching annual meeting with broad attendance encouraged.
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American Legion
Ie Planet
Plan Restriction of Immigration Proposal Introduced
Washington December 1 Representative Jolie Republican Washington introduced a plan for a three year restriction on immigration with exceptions for the wives and children of naturalized citizens.
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Washington
Representiaye Jolie
Republican
Saap
Expect Agreement Monday on Jap Chinese Problem
United Press reports that Japan and China may reach an accord by Monday in mediation over war damages. The talks focus on compensation Japan seeks for actions in China during the conflict and involve Shantung issues.
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United Pros
Washington
Chija
iweTsi
Shantung
Japan
China
Maude Moore Acquitted in Tennessee Case
KNORVILLE Tenn Dec 1 Milch Moore was acquitted of the minister Leroy D Harth here today. The jury was out only six minutes.
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Knorville
Tenn
Milch Moore
Leroy D. Harth
Robbers Take 192000 In Securities In Seymour Bank Heist
In Seymour Indiana on December 10 three men robbed the safety deposit box at the Austin State Bank near the town hall, escaping with about 192000 in securities. Police were alerted and widened the search across the county. The incident marks one of the larger bank security losses in the region this year.
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Seymour
Ind
Austin State
Securitise
Notorious Bandit Shot by Comrade Near Benton Prison
A body reported to be the infamous bandit was found near Benton prison. Officials doubt the death was caused by a slain act and suspect possible comrade involvement. Further investigations are underway to confirm identity and motive.
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Benton
Death report flags long outlaw Tony Slaughter case
Tony Slaughter, noted thief and bank robber, was reported dead after his body was found in a ravine near Benton. Sheriff’s posse recovered the body and an inquest was planned at Menton.Howard Conway and two associates were captured following Slaughter’s death and alleged involved killings. Authorities questioned the story and searched for other fugitives, with no trace found of Slaughter’s body besides the convict.
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Little Rock
Ark
Tony Slaughter
Benton
Slaughter
Weil
Menton
Suite
Little Rock Ark
Dee
State Penitentiary
Howard Congiet
Tom Siauwhiver
Slauhter
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Howard
Euro
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Citon Taylor
Steve Ferguson
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Dogio
Charles Jonve
Jones
Bento
Tagk
Willis Canyon
Liberty
Dempsey
J. Crate
Saline County
Mot Springs
Garland
Weather Forecast for Next Week by United Press
Weekly outlook for North and Middle States shows generally fair to partly rainy conditions with local snow. Temperatures expected near or slightly above average across the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes regions with variable cloud cover and occasional rain or snow chances midweek through Thursday.
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