Germans Open Way for Peace With No Annexation No Indemnity
Vienna reports Central Powers ready for immediate peace talks with no indemnity and no annexations. The offer reportedly seeks guarantees from the Allies that Belgian and other nations will be restored and that imperialism be stamped out. Officials say terms may mention the Tuetons but details remain undisclosed and subject to official confirmation.
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Capenhagen
Mec
Kewlyo
Vienan
Berlin
Gorfiany
Charity Masquerade to Feature Donated Prizes and Costume Charm
The Miks Charity masquerade committee at the Sinto Armory plans a Monday evening event with donated prizes from James Weighty and others. Items include a gold handled umbrella, a gold headed inrold, a pair of hoes, and Oldingold oleomargarina. Lunch will be served. costumes will be new and complete, with further details announced later.
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Sinto Armory
James JH. Weight Hay
X Fine la Gallere
Sami Jacobson and Company
G. M. Roberts
Indy
Uminrold
Dyownett’s
Dr Parry Fails to Get a Pardon in Pennsylvania
The Hartlaubing report details Dr Parry of Pittsburgh, called the "miracle man," serving a prison sentence for unlawful medical practice. The State Pardon Board rejected his pardon after testimonies of widespread support and questionable cures.
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Parry
Misburg
Corry
Pittsburg
Owen G. Corll
Pitta‘burg
Georga VY
Kiloe
Pary
Roller
Homer N. Young
Allegheny County
Clyde Brooks
Mhia
McClain
Brown
Cecil
The
Commonwealth Woods
James W. Leech
Fire engine and street car collide in Franklin business district
Franklin firefighter Mike Owall sustained injuries when the tire truck responding to a blaze collided with a streetcar in the heart of the business section. Both vehicles were damaged and others were uninjured.
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Franklin
Mike Owall
Franklin Fire Department
Amsterdam Hears New Peace Talk
Amsterdam reports renewed peace negotiations with central authorities ready to resume talks. The talks aim to end the war and set terms for a ceasefire, with both sides expected to present proposals in the next sessions.
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Amsterdam
Ukrainian Troops Claim Success in New Fronts
Petrograd reports Ukrainian forces have captured key German and Bolshevik positions, disarmed Bolshevik troops, and held the Vth army headquarters for days. The clash extends toward Irkutsk and Tomsk with talks urged along the Roumanian frontier as diplomacy weighs in.
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United Preas
Petrograd
Tolley
Roumanton
Uo Ukrania
Trotary
Wales
Kuledine
Peolsky Tvotares
Aallats
Clements Is Again Dismissed From Army
Major General Clements has been definitively discharged from the army due to physical disability. He previously passed the first physical exam and was granted a second upon request. Clements had commanded the Pennsylvania state troops.
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Vprea
Washington
Clements
Gener Clements
Pennsylvania
Funeral Service For Mrs Edmonds Held At Vernon
Funeral services for Mrs Amanda Edmonds were held at 2:30 PM at the Vernon home, with Rev R L Foulke of the First M B Church conducting. Members of the Ladies Aid Society attended, floral tributes lined the casket, James H Wright sang solos, and interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with pallbearers Donan Lane, Rovelind Chamon, Amono and others listed as bearers.
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Impromise
Theate Mra
Amanda
Edmonds
Vernon
Conver
Ladies Aid Society
Momiber
R. L. Foulke
M. B
God
James H. Wright
Pine Grove
Mere Donan. Lane
Rovelind
Chamon Aono
Utr Ser
Satisfactory Arrangement Reached On Wages For Rail Workers
Washington December 27 A tentative accord was reached with President Wilton regarding wages for railway employees to offset higher living costs. Preliminary talks involved railroad heads and officials with Me Preston leading a key session.
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Washington
Olflein
Werete Vonler
Wilton Nilay
Preston
Wo Carter
PlOain
Market Today Appeared To Gain Strength On Rail Stocks
United Press reports on York trading as President order placing roads under government control stimulated gains in railroad shares. New York Central rose to 72, Erie to 28 8, Pennsylvania 45 14. U.S. Fleet opened with 000 shares at Land. overall market advanced as expectations of rail profits under wartime control buoyed stocks.
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United Press
York
New York
Ueton
Plot to Blow Up Meeting Fails
A failed plot to blow up a miners meeting caused property damage in Chearfield Ohio. Explosives exploded near a hall as miners were present, wounding several and knocking attendees from chairs before the fire and fuse were extinguished. Police investigated the incident.
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Chearfield
Heoparla
Ohia
Attempted attack on US Consulate details unclear
Fragmentary notes describe a failed attempt or threat involving a US consulate in Washington with scattered phrases about dates and people. Text is garbled and no clear names or outcomes emerge.
President Wilson Action Approved by United Press
The United States is placed under government control of railroads with further steps by Secretary McAdoo. Aboard by the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Railway War Board, the President gains full backing. Financial markets rose as rail stock profits were guaranteed, lifting much of the market.
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United Pres
Washington
Tee
Me Aloo
iMreetora
Railway War Board
Priority Board
Financial Amorica
Ieral
Storks
Impetua
Railroast
Titusville Team to Play Keystone Nine at Presbyterian Gym
Titusville hosts Keystone at Presbyterian gym tomorrow at 7 45 p m in a fast paced basketball showdown. Both squads boast strong seasons and aim to extend rival city bragging rights while local families and Episcopal Church members plan to attend and enjoy accompanying recitations songs and Christmas tree event.
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Connadue
Thtuavile
Keystone's
Presbyterian Gym
Wwe
Teysiones
Corry
Titusville
TKS Inlay
Senor of Wanner
Episcopal Church
Jai Bt Corry
Timm
Ind Trlonde
O'Etoek
Eran
Censor Tightens Camp News to Prevent Leaks
A War Department memorandum orders strict control of letters from camp to home cities. Officers and men are urged to avoid any details of names numbers movements ships routes and embarkation ports to prevent sensitive information reaching the enemy. The warning emphasizes safeguarding troop movements and submarine avoidance techniques during overseas transit.
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Maynp Hancock
Wehr Ole
Ip Volitior
Servier
Amd
United States
Europe
Htransporta
OWL City Pitcher Andrew Ware Injured In Concussion
City Andrew Ware of the OWL City Independents suffered a severe brain concussion after a violent incident during a game with Rock Island in the Three League. Police are investigating the assault as Ware remained in critical condition early this morning.
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Andrew Ware
OWL City Independents
Musgust
Tyielee
Rock Island
Tihe
Indy
Ware
Ohm
London Says German Offer Is Not Possible
London signals that Germany will not accept key Allied terms in the peace plan. The Foreign Office notes insist Germany will not concede punitive damages or withdraw from Alsace Lorraine, urging a stronger settlement aligned with Allied aims.
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London
Germany
Am International
Welghun
Prange
Alsage-Lorraine
Molglam
France
New Dog Law Takes Effect January First
Officials announce a new dog tax law effective January 1 requiring $1 for male dogs and $2 for females. Police will impound dogs found running at large after January 14 and must euthanize if unclaimed after a specified period. Dogs must be tied or penned after dark and not left unrestrained on streets.
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Corry
Lnw
Mrs Harmon Dies at Jamestown
Mrs. W. C. Harmon of Jumoatos died at Jamestown city hospital after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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W. C. Harmon
Jumoatos
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