Packing Industry Prospects Rise in 1922 Says Wilson
The packing industry, largest in the United States, faces better business prospects for 1922 according to Thomas E. Wilson. Foreseeing a favorable balance of recovery and demand, he stresses stable prices and the importance of Europe’s issues to American prosperity.
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United States
American Buarkers’ Association
Thomas Poo McAdamus
Ascohither
Europe
John © Lonsdale
National Bank of Conureren of
St. Louia
Imetien
New City Officials Ready to Assume Duties
Elected officers will begin four year terms starting January. Major Katharine Rimpler, Democrat, succeeds William H. Charules as clerk Charles F. Crowell, Republican, succeeds Kingnelf Conn Edimen-cat-Laetge. Eliner d. Culp and Eliner FL Shemp, Republicans, succeed Natian W. Manrow and Jel M. Yoder. Fourth Ward sees Frank D. Peeks as councilman. Committee plans turnout for Monday meeting to finalize assignments and note retiring officials.
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Eliner d. Culp
Uresides
Wife Seeks Second Divorce From Julia Mack
Elia Mack files suit for divorce from Julia E Mack charging cruel and inhuman treatment since December 1, including unclean habits and forced sleeping arrangements. They remarried after a six year separation and share several children and joint property. Plaintiff seeks alimony of 1000 dollars. Much colder weather forecast for tonight.
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Elia Mack
Julia E Mack
Alveree
Dail Eireann Member Resigns Over Treaty Stance
In Pundak Ireland, M C Macintee a Dail Eireann member resigns his seat saying he opposes the Anglo Irish treaty while his main supporters back it. The move follows a cleaved stance on the treaty amid political tension in pre land and Ulster leaders comment in a New Year message.
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Pundak
Ireland
Bee
Sealon Macintee
Count
Monhoghan
Todas
Chef
General Holiday Observed in Goshen Next Monday
Public offices and banks suspend operations for a Goshen holiday next Monday. General delivery and stamp offices open half day, rural delivery halted, city carriers to complete one delivery run and mail dispatches proceed as usual.
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Goshen
Uedn
Youngstown Mayor Warns Law Violators in Open Letter
Youngstown mayor-elect George Oleer issued an open letter warning violators they must relocate to Cleveland by January 7 or face action. He pledged swift enforcement with police support and outlined a broader budget plan to reform police and fire departments.
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Youngstown
George TL
Imes
Oleer
Oles
Fort Wayne Grocery Robbery Unmasked Bandit Details
A Fort Wayne grocery store operated by Meade Himelstein and Sons was robbed by an unmasked bandit. Loss amount is uncertain with estimates listed as zero to unspecified value. Police investigation continues as witnesses are sought.
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Lowe
Fort Wayne
Meade Himelstein & Sons
Nations Near Agreement on Yap Cable Rights
Washington reports that the five major powers at the Washington conference tentatively agreed on Yap cable rights involving the United States and the Netherlands. Dinstein and Pinty of the Netherlands accepted with reservations while Britain and Italy sought future interests. The plan would assign Yap cables to the United States and to the Netherlands with a six power treaty to follow. no final signing occurred.
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Pes St
Netherlands
United States
Dapaa Wee
Crear Dinstein
Pinty
Italy
Tedis
Delectates Dene
Consolidated bank and trust to open Tuesday morning
The Salenbank and Elkhart County Prest Company consolidate to open with a Tuesday morning launch. Banking services and trust operations expected to begin as officers announce the new entity.
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Sitem Tank and Trust
Salenbank
Elkhart County
Prest
Wil
Weather Indiana Fair Tonight and Sunday Cold Tonight
Weather in Indiana calls for fair conditions tonight and Sunday with much colder air tonight. The forecast notes colder in the east portion Saturday as well. Washington dispatch reports for the week start Monday with generally fair Ohio Valley weather, possible rains or snows Tuesday or Wednesday, and near normal temperatures in the Great Lakes region amid considerable cloudiness and occasional snows.
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Indiana
East Portion
Sturday
Washington
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
International consortium to aid Europe via credit project
Allied bankers and manufacturers draft an international consortium to reestablish Europe’s credit. Austria is seen as first beneficiary as Cannes council reviews a scheme based on Dr Termeulen’s plan. The fund aims to rebuild utilities and railways with loans secured by pledged assets.
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Dr. J. Termeulen
Brussels
Pub Hc
Austria
Europe
Cannes
Messenger of Peace Seized Off North Carolina Coast
Coast guard reports the British schooner Messenger of Peace laden with liquor was seized near the North Carolina coast. The ship stranded on Ocracoke bar but was floated off and towed in with its crew under custody at Elizabeth City.
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Washikgton
Messenger of Peace
North Carolina
Wilson Forecasts 1922 Restore Democracy Confidence
President Wilson predicts 1922 will restore full confidence in the Democratic Party in a New Year letter to the Women’s Democratic Political League. The reply accompanies a birthday letter from Miss Lillian R. Sire, the league’s president.
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Wilson
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Womern
Democratic Poltical League
New Police Force on Duty Tomorrow Appointments Made
After the November 8 city election the new board of public safety appoints a full police force. Chief Edward A. Rimpler will lead. patrolmen include Ralph Teun Charles Vredenburg and Frank Knisely. Night and day officers swap roles. Charles Vredenburg previously served on the force.
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John E. Rigney
Ralph Teun
Chrles Vredenburg
Frank Knisely
Republica
Henry E. Jackson
Iseae G. Tehmh
Ott Gyisiner
Howard Beyee
Republicay
Board of Public Safety
John Weichert
John B. Crips
William A. Willaids
Charles Vreneenburg
New York and Chicago Target Real Day Prohibition Enforcement
New York and Chicago prepare for a nationwide enforcement push as 195 strong vigilantes, led by state directors, begin a New Year crackdown. Officers were told to distinguish between Broadway and Fifth Avenue districts while sweeping every quarter of the city for illicit liquor. Special vigils will spread into the week with possible surprises for proprietors. Poisoned whiskey deaths noted, river plunge victim reported, and Bellevue Hospital treating dozens of poisoned patients since Christmas Eve.
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Associated Press
New York
Broadway
Bowers
Fifth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Tucsan
Bere
Hersens Jigve
Chicago readies for dry New Year with massive police raid
More than 4 660 officers and an expanded Prohibition unit will police Chicago as the city prepares for a dry era. Investigators from the attorney general’s office and city officers will enforce liquor laws, despite a police court ruling limiting warrantless searches. Chief Fitzmorris said raids will go as far as the law allows to make Chicago dry.
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Der
Charles al Greeare
Brondage
Nolses
Fitzmworrix
Ice Harvest Preparations Pressed as Cold Weather Arrives
AHL preparations are mailed for an ice harvest and the arrival of colder weather today is welcomed. A for sale notice may be issued if needed.
Early Edition Note on New Year Holiday Schedule
The Democrat will publish near Monday January 2, observed as a New Year holiday. The notice notes potential schedule changes and readers are advised to expect a modified delivery or edition timing for that week.
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Democrat
Early Departure of A J Balfour Impresses Delegation
The British delegation plans a January 14 sailing amid reports that A J Balfour will leave early. Officials in London confirm the move but keep details scarce. The advance notice influences diplomatic schedules and press expectations.
British Delegation Chief to Return as Far Eastern Talks Stall
Arthur J. Balfour will sail for home January 14 with Lord Lee as Sir Auckland Geddes winds up conference duties. British officials say no major advances are expected beyond revised treaties on extraterritoriality, foreign postal service, troop withdrawals, and a Chinese tariff increase. A Root principle treaty is planned, with Hughes and Balfour aiding Chinese delegates to return to Peking with assurances.
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Associated Press
Washeingefon
Arthur J. Balfour
Arms Conference
Lord Lee
Fareham
Admiralty
Sir Auckland Geddes
Great Britain
Balfour
China
Sit
Shantung
Shantung Negiations
Messrs. Hughes and Balfour
Peking
France backs international law on submarines in Washington
The French delegation in Washington has assented to applying international law to submarine use, aligning with Britain’s demand to bar torpedoing merchant ships in war. A French official disputes fears of using torpedoes as in Lusitania, while Britain’s blunt tone sparks surprise among officials.
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Washington
Great Britain
France
Wersay
Associated Press
Nich
Arthur J. Balfour
Board of Safety Meets Review of Year’s Business
The board of public safety convenes to review the year’s activities and set priorities for the coming period. Officials discuss policy updates, budget needs, and safety initiatives affecting the community.
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Board of Public Safety
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