Christmas Cheer for Hospitalized Patients Encouraged
A plea urges restoring Christmas spirit through hospital visits and small acts of kindness. Musicians or organizations are urged to seek permission to perform and share songs, stories, or gifts for patients, aiming to brighten wards during the holiday. The piece stresses that charity, not material excess, defines the season and that even brief acts can bring happiness to those confined by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulul
Enaugu
Mies McKintavy
Soae
Yar
Appointment of Morgenthau as mediator named
The state department cabled President Hymans of the League of Nations announcing Hewes Morgenthau’s appointment as mediator in the Armenian Turkish conflict. Acting Secretary Davis asked for guidance on how Morgenthau should proceed and to provide information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Hington
State Department Today
Hymans
League of Na- Hons
Hewes Morgenthau
Davis
Morgenthaw
Students Push Edits for New High School Building
A high school panel at Biamiarek drafts editorials urging construction of a new building. Every week a student editorial appears in Pep, edited by Thurke, reflecting ongoing demand for facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghaptoy Wark
Editee Dten
Biamiarek
Bismarek
Nonje
Bdttor
Thurke
Pep
Roy Phillips Murder Case Set To Begin Monday
Roy Phillips faces murder charges as the case is scheduled to start Monday. Abraham, alleged accomplice, was detained after a disturbance near Carnegie playgrounds on South Jefferson Street. Phillips will be defended by Thomas W. Rickey as a new jury panel is seated, with Mrs Olds and Mrs Meintyra held as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Phillips
Itay Phillips
Os Abraham
Wourt
Philips, Myz
Ada Melniere
Harriet Olds
Carnegie Play
Jefferson Stront
Ton Road
Coaltown
Abrahams
Olds
Meintyra
Naval Officers Do Not Recognize Constantine as King
Washington reports that naval officers dressed a ship in honor of King Constantine of Greece but did not recognize him as king. The State Department stated it was a courtesy gesture, not official recognition, and Greece’s government continuity remained intact with no interruption. Admiral Andrews relayed orders to dress the ship for the Nereck Wing in the London theater of operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine
Hervicey Washington
Venice
Constantine of
Greer
Atate
United States
Thin
Admiral Andrews
Lintiam
Nad Mo
Nereck
Present Report On Germanys Resources
A Dec 16 Allied conference opened with German delegates preventing the report on Germanys resources. The figures were checked against statistics from the Sony Institute and leading Belgian economic bodies. The session examined Germanys capacity to pay and potential impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Els
Germany
Sony Institute
Oun
Beligium
Ely
Gossiang
Weeter
Stisnik
Mumps Cases Reported By Health Department
Health department reports several mumps cases including Valentine. Mosdoll of Galph avenue and Catherine Schenck of Muclld avenue. Also listed are Seoma and Vite Walle near Lireen street with additional unidentified names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nealth
Valentine Mos Dol
Galph Avers
Catherine Schenck
Muclld
Seoma
Vite Walle
Lireen Stiinen
Musape
Rose Case Advances to Jury Disposition in Conspiracy Trial
Fragmented report details Rose Hetaro’s conspiracy case with jurors now seated for disposition. Testimony references Pena and Chaneialy, a Chev, and alleged abettors as proceedings unfold amid defense claims of legal impediments and conflicting evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Spain Showing Real Come-Back in League Debates
The report notes Spain’s strong stance in the League of Nations first assembly Merlus and its election to membership, marking a notable revival after years viewed as decadent. Spain now leads a bloc of 18 Spanish-speaking nations not including Argentina, acting as spokesman for South and Central American powers.
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Newton C
Park International News
Sercloy Wtatt Trespument
Geneva
Spain
League of Nations
League
Argentina
Wea
World Conference On Disarmament Advocated by Daniels
Secretary Daniels urged a world disarmament conference to be convened by the incoming president and backed by a strong navy. He argued against any holiday in moral construction and pressed for continued building programs including five ten thousand ton submarines and a fleet of carrier and cruiser submarines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washishton, Bee
Dane Lvds
House Naval Affairs Committee
Strang Net
Daniels
Janes
Racial Demographics Cited For Lincoln Tolastawn Tolastawn Tolastawn
The document reports race counts for Lincoln Nebraska Tolastawn and Johnstown Pennsylvania, noting white populations totaling 43 222 in one area with 38 all other races, and 1 049 Black residents in another. It lists white and Black shares across several locales with multiple figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Lincoln
Neb
Quorreas
Tolastawn
False Alarm From Box 69 Wednesday
A faulty message reported a fire at Centuad fire apartment and a plant near Wel plang oil. Investigators determined the alarm was false as responders found no fire and the call was traced to a misrouted signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aelephone Messign
Willgy Brena Company
Minre
Humorist Pastes Hirt On Prosecutor's Chair
Cleveland humorist uses a printed banner during a courthouse scene to satirize the prosecutor. The scene features a chair and a mock caption as part of the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirt
Gibson Judge At Literary Contest
Attorney Clyde Gibsoy will attend a literary contest among Tevera col students with judge Reuben Prime presiding. The setting is New Castle Alber and nearby areas as participants vie for top honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Gibsoy
Tevera
Col Inco
Reuben
Alter Rebmaon
New Castle Alber
Metsburich Welurah
Warning Against Tree Profiteers Warhing'eon notice
A fragmented 1A warning against tree profiteers issued by local officials. The readable text mentions warning the public and references a past event involving a December day and regional authorities, with unclear names and places due to heavy OCR distortion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goday
Baresey
York
Deaths of the Day in Hamilton and Surrounding Areas
Obituary notices report deaths including John M. Murdock of Oakland aged 74 after a stroke at his daughter’s home, and Sarah A. Seh aged 79 of Portersville who died at her daughter’s residence. Lois Maria Cummings and John W. Gillespie are also noted among local passing, with funeral arrangements and interments planned in regional cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joly M. Susinel
A.N. Matthews
Hamilton
Dus
John M. Murdock
Oalend
Mr. Marduch
C.H. Leming
Lawrence Counnty
I. C
Mary Mowland Murduck
Pulaski Townanly
Sarah Stanley Murdock
G. B. Larshing
Mabel Murdock
Oalland
J. P. Murdock
New Bedford
Sarah A. Seh
Frederick Set
Fred Llewellyn
Washington Street
First Presbyterian Church
Ble
Seh
Fred Murray
Sarah Harlan
Portersville
W. Va
Samuel Soh
Aliss Sidney Seh
Thin City
Daniel Steen
Beaver Falls
S. E. Irvine
Graceland Semintery
Tod W. Gillespie
John W. Gillespie
Bly Slaughter
Clara Gillespie
Dean Block
Gilleshie
Ben Burns
Maylansburg Road
Clara
J. F. Dean
Thiat City
Grover Cox
J. Grover Cox
Jeanette Dye
Funeral Services Held for Salyer Day Wilerogon
Funeral services will be held at 2 30 from the residence of her gender wed. Interment will be made in Oak Push cemetery.
Salvation Army Drive Continues in Lawrence County
Salvation Army drive proceeds with local banks and branches collecting subscriptions for the Lawrence County campaign. The fund target remains US 11,000 though progress is short of the 6,000 expected. donations so far include 19 from the Loyal Leaders Class, 10 from Mrs Clyde Futherson, and 3 from the Ladies Auxiliary. Checks payable to Frank Smith, treasurer, fund booths open rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salivitora Bay
Salyyuun Army chMbalen
Hooks
Lawrence Savings and ‘Trust Company
Seveith Ware
Sato Deposit and Trust Company
Union National Bak
National Bank of
Lawrences County
Guo
Frank Smith
Varios Industries
Priday
Clyde Futherson
National Association of [Letter Carurs
Salvation Army
Liawrence County
Constantine Gains Greek Public Confidence Amid War Debates
International reports quote Georg Williams saying Venizelos would rule as a dictator and lacks broad Greek support. Williams warns of trouble in the Levant unless Greece curbs influence from King Constantine and his ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rose
International
Marios
Ure
Greece
Vealizing
ConstStantine
Georg Fre
Abbeos
Venizelos
Poes
Levant
Weliam
Krinee
Constantine
Sat Culkin
State Trooper Discharged Over Reward Request
TARHISNERG Dec 11 Major Lynd G Adams announces the discharge of Olin Gu celosky a state trooper from Troup CG Potter vila after he asked for a 1500 reward tied to the August Pasquale kidnapping case. The force forbids rewards and the incident involved 139 troopers and potential refunds to the county treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Tarhisnerg
Lynd G. Adams
State Police Department
Olin Gucelosky
Troup CG
Potter Vila
August Pasquale
Montgomery County Commissione
Ory
Agnes
Tantare Pasquale
Pasquale
Inez
Iogiel Purie Cedore
Nile
Adame
Montgomery Canopy Treasury
Gerrlonky
Quake Record At Georgetown
Georgetown reports a severe earthquake with a recorded magnitude around seven hundred twenty. Observers note unclear epicenter timing, widespread warnings, and aftershocks affecting nearby towns while authorities assess damage and assist residents.
College student designs women’s clothes program history
Kay B Madowsk of Maluon Wisconsin becomes the first pupil to study dress design at the University of Wisconsin. The piece notes the shift from boys in cooking classes to girls having their own departments and mentions recent changes in the college curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay B. Madowsk
Maluon
Wis
Mio Waniverwity
Wisconsin
Allegheny Steel Plant Closes Down
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the Allegheny Steel plant at Tarentum will close indefinitely due to lack of orders. One hundred workers will be retained as guards. the shutdown affects about nine hundred jobs. The West Penn Steel plant at Braeburn has been intermittent since October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titernstionan Newservey
Pittsburgh
Tholsgard
Allegheny Steel
Tarentui
West Penn Steel Company
Dcrober
Har
Hearburn Steel
Braehamain
Westminster Winter Recess Opens With Debates
Westminster Cattogen announces winter recess with preliminary debates held Tuesday and Wednesday nights. The schedule features students from West Virginia University and Ripon College, with emphasis on college participation and upcoming tests and events in Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmingtor
Der
Westminster Cattogen
Aiveralle
West Virginia
University of Pind
Ripon
New Willington Westminster
Court House Clock Strike Stirs Cleveland Clerks
In Cleveland Ohio on a recent shift the new court house clerks caused disruption. One clerk noted the master clock while deputies prepared to intervene. A chaotic scene emerged with clocks showing high readings and tension among staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Cleveland
Dee
New Court House
Hove
Jim Rally
Strauss to Succeed Rear Admiral Gleaves
Admiral Joseph Strauss, who directed North Sea mine barrages, named to succeed Rear Admiral Albert Gleaves as commander of the Atlantic Fleet. The appointment, effective immediately, follows Gleaves in the post and carries a temporary rank change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lierar
Joseph Strauss
North Sea
Albert Gleaves
Work Or Fight Had Good Effect On Mission Attendance
William McQuere head of the McCauley Mission in New York says the WWI era Work or Fight policy cut attendance at Jalhalons. now postwar the numbers rise while alcohol use remains. He will address a mass meeting at the White Methodist Church at 7:46 tonight, arguing for continued evangelistic work and possible soup kitchens this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
William McQuere
Jarry McCauley Cremorne
New York
Wient
McGauley
McQuere
Crenarne
Tenderloin
Ganmsn
McQwera
Not Guilty Verdict Returned in Larceny Case
The commonwealth case against O. J. Tice and George L. Williams for larceny from Buttimara and Ohio Telihoad company ended with a not guilty verdict. Prosecutor George Muse and Wylie McCaslin defended the state, while 8. B. Clark led the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commonwealth
O. J. Tice
George L. Williams
Buttimara and
Ohio Telihoad Company
George Muse
Wylie McCaslin
The
Commonwealth
8. B. Clark
Just Like Building Schooner In Cellat
A garbled OCR fragment describes a dog and a rabbit incident with a long digression about digging and a needed spade. The text is unclear and contains misspellings and nonsensical phrases.
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Cellat
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Morgenthau
Saue
Ethan Ning
Sige
Bel C. Callat
Hut
Notich
Luliex
Pratlehentie Trouse
W. Washington
Trey Ghonte
Sita
Norvica
Aran Lyeweiico
D. CO
Pena
Chaneialy
Wilkinon
Thinarare
Ceorge Elmiadeliy
Thonelale
Chimeinia
World Conference On Disarmament
Johnstown, Pa
Wu James Corvivun
Fide Baer
Loik Marie Conbiings
Lois Maria Cummings
Robert Cummings
Morton Street
G. Farr
C. G. Farr
Frank Argenton
San A
Oak Lark Cemetery
Yestern O'Clack
Buller
Trs Rervin
Butlers
Rev
Gamble
North
A. L. Fravier
Mes
Berd Myers
Myers
Wort Myers
Ake
Laura Ro Forney
Ahaing
A. Porter
Seventh Ward
Mahoningtown Presbyterian
Bertha May
Edme
Amd
Juanita
Mra
C. A. Fone
Antwn Brothers
Charles C
Man W. Forney
iMainear Wi
Valley View
Vumenity
Esparare
Samuel Saklem
Ahanic
Koins
Cihitornia
Strate
Hig Peper
Win
Ventro
Fy Mee
Samuel
Minalty
Hengantin
Riverante, Cay
Alexwmuler
Erie
Rebecca
Hiverate
Cal
Rachel
Thad Tisbind
Piiitaal Aereigna
Frese
Cab
Dares Cutten
Aretea Cutiada
Cosbleon
Avetina
Colen
Bob
Frank
California
Warny
Mik Tea Moore
Mer
Mary Donalddon
Itis
Georgetown
Georgerwey
Baveral Eark
Wiljena Dart
Rocky
Abe
Game Commission
Seth Gordon
Pennsylvank
Gane Commission
Gonmy
Ned
T Ie
Allegheny Steel Plant
Westminster
Kitty
Busiess
Mccauley Mission
Clevelang
Walts
W.F Dufford & Co
L. Washington St
Furnishers
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Wyatt R. Campbell
Dunn Andlery Taking
Bin
East North Street
Castle, Pa
Market Street
How
Wilasington, Pa
Willington
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