Allies Move Into Germany as Talks Break Down
Belgian heavy artillery reaches the Rhine and allied forces prepare for occupation of Dusseldorf Duisburg and Ruhrort as Paris proposals fail. Lloyd George warns Germany must meet reparations. Dr Simons claims German plan offers provisional settlement and urges joint expert review before sanctions take full effect.
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Hrumelt
Rhine
London
Germany
Cologne
Actlon
Berlin
Patch
Duseeldorf
Gordans
Lancaster House
Marshal Foch
Wilwon
Simons
Socri
Paris
Upper
Silesia
Lloyd George
Dr. Simons
Great Britain
Washington
England
Preas
France
M. Briand
Ruhr Valley
Mason
Citive
Dusseldorf
Duisburg
Ruhrort
Hhi
Ruheran
Theosellivh
Colinas
Jand
H Teel
Spanish Premier Dato Assassination Shocks Madrid
Madrid reports the assassination of Premier Eduardo Dato as he left the chamber in a motor car. A gunman on a motorcycle killed the chauffeur and Dato, a staunch conservative leader and ally of the Allies during World War I, who had served multiple terms as premier and held key posts in Spain. The incident follows agitation for a coalition government to replace his cabinet. Also noted: Ohio Circuit Court progress in a March session with several cases and jurors listed.
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Madrid
Fremier Dato
Dato
Eduardo Dato
Spain
Senate
House of Representatives
Canovas
Workers
Senor Date
Victoria
Alva
Althe
Anyohe
la Coruna
Politica
United States
Ohio Circuit Court
RK. W. Slack
B. Builth
Commonwealth
A. D. Kirk
A. ©. Porter
Acmie Jones Co
W. Ellis & Hra
N. P. Dennis
W. J. Maddox
Curray
T Vinton & Son
RR. Co
Cal P. Keown
John Meadows
Ly KR
Coodall Va
RK. KR. Co
Pinintite
Tag Day Success in Hartford Raises 102 Dollars
Monday tag day in Hartford nets a neat sum of 102 dollars, collected by local volunteers. Funds will be used for town improvement and to aid worthy and needy causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Owensboro Wins Sectional Basketball Title in Narrow Final
Owensboro High School defeated Henderson 21 to 15 to claim the sectional championship and advance to the state tournament in Lexington Friday. Henderson won two of three games in the sectional, with ten teams listed as participants including Princeton, Wheelerville, Livermore, Slaughter, Whitesville, Hartington, and Davie County High School.
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Owensboro
Menderson
Lexington
Henderson
Owensboro High School
Pringeton
Weel Souieville
Livermore
Slaughtore
Whitesville
Hartington
Dayieva County High School
J A Edge Announces For J P O C In Six District
In this issue an announcement identifies J A Edge as a Republican candidate for J P O C in the sixth district, formerly Sulphur Springs District minus Ralph precinct added in the last apportionment. Edge is described as a farmer and stock dealer with wide experience fit to handle county business as one of its agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Edge
Sulphur Springs
Ralph
Bilge
Woman's Club Meets At Mrs Holbrook Home
Mrs Rowan Holbrook hosted the Woman's Club last Saturday afternoon. An interest program was followed by tea. The test of the week will be held tomorrow afternoon with Mrs O G Keown at her Clay Street home.
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Mra
Rowan Holbrook
Keown
Clay Street
Hartford High School Honors Coach Yoreman Banquet
The Domestic Selene Sisters hosted a six o'clock banquet in the school auditorium to honor Coach Yoreman and his team. Mary B. Marks supervised the event, praising the players for their hard work and team spirit.
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Selene
Claws
Hartford High School
Yoreman
Tts
Mary B. Marks
Coagh
Wiennne
Notable Team Members Gather For Talk On Life Lessons
Had learned the most important lesson in life was to ford a hungry today. Those present included Coach Roy Foreman, Captain Virgil Crowe, Blanton Ellis, Raymond Robertson, Douglas Williams, Earl Bartlett, Taylor Shulte and Arnold Likena.
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Jeeson
Roy H. Foreman
Virgil Crowe
Blanton Ellis
Raymond Robertson
Douglas Williams
Earl Bartlett
Taylor Shulte
Arnold Likena
Mrs Lucretia Stevens Dies After Prolonged Illness Near Wartford
Mrs Lucretia Mary Stevens widow of V D D Stevens died at her home north of Wartford Sunday night at 1130 from pneumonia after a long invalid period. Born July 16 1828 she lived into her 83rd year. Funeral held at home led by Rev T T Frazier and burial at Alexandra Monday afternoon. She married W D D Stevens March 17 1867 who preceded her in death. Survived by son A L Stevens of East Hartford a brother Rev R D Bennett and sister Miss Amanda Bennett of Hartford.
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Lucretia Mary Stevens
V. D. D. Stevens
Wartford
Rov
Charles Bennett
M. H. Church
Lyceum Lecturer Thomas Fletcher Busy Booster for Marion
Thomas Brooks Fletcher, lecturer on the Lyceum course March 17, writes for the Marion Tribune, handles extensive correspondence, serves on the Marion Chamber board, and contributes to the Marion Club of Business and Professions Men. He resigned from the Chamber to be away from home nearly year round and has worn out two typewriters while traveling and working day and night.
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Thomas Brooks Fletcher
Lyceum
Marion
Ohio
Tribune
Chautauqua
Marion Club of Business and Professions
Chamber of Commerce of
Fletcher
Knott Seeks Republican Nomination for J. P. O. C
Friends of W C Knott of Center town prevail upon him to run for the Republican nomination for J P O C in the Centertown Magisterial district now the second district under the late apportionment. Knott is known by nearly every voter and is described as energetic, honest, and well equipped to serve the district and the county in its management.
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W.c.knott
Centertown
Knott
Driveway at courthouse improves access and grounds
By order of the Fiscal Court a gravel and concrete driveway was built from the street on the north side of the courthouse to the coal bin in the basement. The project eases access for heavy loads and prevents further lawn damage from trucks and teams.
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Fiscal Court
Mack Martin Seeks Magistrate Post in District 6
The notice proclaims Mack Martin as a candidate for Justice of the Peace in the former Gulphar Springs District now Magisterial District No 6. It lists Dundee Magan Claton Narrows Ralph and Sunnydale precincts and lauds Martin as a young, prominent teacher and capable businessman.
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Mack Martin
Justice of the Peace
Gulphar Springs
Dundee
Magan
Claton
Narrows
Ralph
Sunnydale
Martin i
Marriage Licenses Listed With Several Couples
Verna Grant 21 of Claton to Prudie Pate 22 of Narrows. John Mer 21 of Deaver Dam to Wione Ann Taylor 19 of Heaver Dam. Route Crgil Rains 36 of Renfrew to Saple Johnson 34 of McHenry. Robert Jackson 22 of Hensbure to Myrtle Griffith 17 of Behe ole.
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Verna Grant
Claton
Prudie Pate
Narrows
John Mer
Deaver Dam
Wione Ann Taylor
Heaver Dam
Renfrew
Saple Johnson
McHenry
Robert Jackson
Hensbure
Myrtle Griffith
Behe Ole
U S to Retain Army on Rhine
President Harding and cabinet discuss foreign policy and domestic reorganization. War Department says withdrawal of American troops from the Rhine is not being considered. senators expected to ratify the Colombia treaty. Cabinet plans weekly meetings and tighter interdepartmental cooperation.
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Washington
Harding
War Department
Rhine
Senate
Colombia
Panama
Mr. Harding
Hughes
State Department
White House
Weeks
Germany
Jondera
Congress
Europe
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Deutchland
Mayence
Rhing
Simona
Upper Silesia
Gers
Ireland
Gorcuit Court
Ry Pusy
Eury
Brown
Gannon
L. King
J. B. York
Kit C. Byers
Jas I. Clark
Louis R. Goodall
George Crumes
J. P. McCoy
J. Harrison Flower
J. P. Cheek
John D. Johnson
Petit Jury
Wayne Richardson
Silas Gibson
Dempsey Kelley
Watt Stevens
Rufus Dowell
C. P. Keown
J.T. Shaver
RH. Johnson
L. A. Kimball
R. B. Canary
Sam Rhoads
J. R. Cooper
Willie Hart
W. C. Wallace
W. L. Parker
Son
J. W. Coppage
James W. Farmer
Hy Bilis
H. H. Westerfield
J J. Moxey
T. J. Brooks
Sam Crowe
George M. Johnson
L. A. Sandefur
G. R. Wooten
W. P. Thomas
C. W. Stevens
C.D. Taul
Pete Miller
Wens
Woman's Club
Mrs. Holbrook
Lucretta Mary Stevens
W. C. Knott
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