Clemenceau Urges Washington Talks To Replace League
Georges Clemenceau urged immediate reopening of negotiations at Washington to forge a new agreement among nations, replacing the League of Nations. He told an Academy of Music audience in Philadelphia he did not believe the League can end wars, yet supported efforts toward a peaceful framework.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Georges Clemenceau
Frednce
United States
League of Nations
Councils
Harding
Congress
Farms
Clemenceau
More Executions Expected After Rory OConnor Murder
Dublin reports indicate additional executions will follow the killing of Rory OConnor and three others. Southern Ireland residents largely backed the Free State government's summary executions as retaliation. The Free State Parliament debated justification while Cosgrave’s administration secured confidence. Insurgents threaten to target Free State members individually.
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Dublin
Ireland
Rory O'Connor
Ify
Southern Ireland
Free State
Cosmare
Free State Organization
Cosgrove
Roush To Coach O. C. Legion Team
Oakland City Indiana December 21 Ed Roush is named coach of the Johnson Card Post No 256 Oakland City American Legion basketball team with a probable lineup including Fred Roush Henry Fitch wards Haskell Butcher center Prof Morgan and Red Ray guards Games are to be booked through Onie W Farris Oakland City Indiana.
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Johnson Card Post
Oakland City American Legion
Legion
Ed Roush
Fred. Roush
Henry Fitch
Haskell Butcher
Prof. Morgan
Red Ray
Salvation Army Seeks Donations for Princeton Christmas Dinner
The Salvation Army will not provide free dinners or toys to the needy. It will accept unused toys fruits and vegetables to complete a Christmas meal. Donations may be sent to 206 W State Street or by calling 687 A.
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Salvation Army
Princeton
State Street
Recalled Camp Meeting Reflections on Temperance Days
Jim McCormick recounts a fifty year old temperance revival at the northeast corner of the old courthouse. Rev John McMasters son led speeches and songs, pledges and blue ribbons, with community gossip on pledge adherence and youthful flirtations amid revival fervor.
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Onry
Old Town
Whois
John McMasters
Reformed Presbyterian Church
MecMasters
Denon
Wiss
Judge Chambers backs hard labor over fines for speeders
Report notes Judge Joseph F. Chambers of Los Angeles rejects fines as punishment and favors tail sentences at hard labor for traffic offenders. He cites a new approach to curb recklessness, referencing victims maimed by autos and cases on the Pacific Coast.
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Joseph
Chambers
Buy Red Cross Seals Sunday A Noble Cause
The Red Cross Christmas seal drive urges every city resident to contribute Sunday afternoon and Monday. Proceeds fund tuberculosis work including clinics and patient care, with experts aiding Gibson County. Officials warn timely donations can boost prevention and care efforts for the community.
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RED Cross
Gibson
Ablesto
Terre Haute Grand Jury Probes Prohibition Violations
Indianapolis dispatch says a federal grand jury in session will conduct an investigation into violations of prohibition laws in Terre Haute. The inquiry aims to uncover illegal activities and enforce federal alcohol laws.
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Indianapolis
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Eiby
Court of Terre Haute
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Death by own action verdict in Wilkinson case in Logansport
The jury found James W. Wilkinson died by his own action in his garage after a pistol discharge. Officials noted a bullet hole in his temple and a revolver with one spent chamber. The widow and children allege prowler involvement despite city findings.
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Logansport
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James W. Wilkinson
Ghodls
Stewart
Wilkinson
Grange
Speeding crackdown eyed by city mayor
Mayor Charles A. Niemeier signals a hard line on speeders as a new auto crackdown looms. Residents report warnings and tense moments amid narrow escapes, signaling possible jail sentences for repeat offenders.
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Charles A. Niemeier
Tod
Evansville Encampment Delegates Named by Officer
Officer Thomas of the day announced Bucklin and Gyneas Ryman as alternate delegates for the district encampment to be held in Evansville next week, with Cyntas Ryman also noted in the proceedings.
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Thomasea
Fice Cyntas “ Ryman
M ‘Bucklin
Gyneas Ryman
Evansville
Prizes Announced for Princeton Corn Show Next Week
Prizes totaling over 300 dollars are offered by Princeton merchants for Gibson county's largest corn show to be held next Tuesday and Wednesday during the monthly Bargain Day. Participants face several classes with cash and merchandise awards, including top prizes of three dollars and coffee cases, all aimed at drawing hundreds to the event.
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Princeton
Gibson County
Tehela
Cou
Bros
Fragmentary note on US stance at Lausanne talks
A partially readable excerpt suggests observers noted the United States aimed to have a voice at the Lausanne talks without actively participating in the parley. The fragment hints at political intent influencing reception among delegates.
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United States
Lauzanne
Clara Phillips Seeks Mexico After Murder Case
The fragment notes Clara Phillips reportedly reached Mexico after an alleged murder case. Widespread sensational language hints at authorities’ reactions and possible escape by air or sea as officials traced her passage.
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Clara
Dee 9-Clara Phil Man Escaped From Angeles Jail
A fragmentary report describes a man named Dee 9-Clara Phil escaping from an Angeles jail after a murder tied to Alberta Mearlow. The text hints at religious or cult hints and a city or community involved, with police pursuit and unclear details. No further names or locations are clearly readable.
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Clara Philman
Angeles
Alberta Mearlow
Chritinielnia
Cultaabi
Poliss Brat
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