Argument Against League of Nations Reaches President-Elect Harding
In Marion Ohio on December 11 Col George Harvey urged Harding to oppose joining the League of Nations. Harvey described Hughes as the leading advocate for U.S. entry with safeguards, as the second of the best minds sought to offset that strategy.
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Marion
Ohio
League of Nations
Harding
George Harvey
Harvey
Charles E. Hughes
America
Indiana Dairy Groups Plan Meetings at Purdue
The Indiana State Dairy Association will hold its annual meeting at Purdue University on Thursday January 14 1921. The next day the State Dairy Breed Association will also meet. Breeders can attend both conventions and the Purdue Short Courses while in Lafayette. A dairymen banquet is planned for Thursday evening.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana State Dairy Association
Purdue University
State Dairy Breed Association
Purdue
Money Stolen From Lumber Co in Oakland City
Thirty seven dollars in money and checks were stolen Friday afternoon from the money drawer in the Oakland City office of the Allen A Wilkinson Lumber Co. The till was looted after the drawer was pried open with a screwdriver while manager Clarence Morton was away. Sheriff Flowers is investigating and an arrest is expected within twenty four hours.
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Oakland City
Allen A. Wilkinson Lumber Co
Clarence Morton
Sheriff Flowers
A. T. and T. Crew Stringing New Wires Near Princeton
A large American Telephone and Telegraph crew is in the city working on bettering and extending the system in the section. They will remain in Princeton for several days until the project is completed.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Princeton
Suspects Could Have Reached Evansville Now
Evansville report notes George Murphy and William Wise, detained in the Kitchen murder case, may have reached Evansville on November 1 by a FE I and f H train. They traveled with a man named Kelly and left Grafton November 16, with a flagman recalling a broken knife involved in the case.
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Evansville
Ind
Grafton
West Virginia
George Murphy
William Wise
FE. I
Dennis Kuhen
Ft. Branch
Kelly
Kuhen
Elberfeld
Flagman
Jasper
Nordhoff
Tadianapolis
Governor Goodrich to Deliver 1921 Assembly Message
Indianapolis December reports Governor Goodrich traveled to Winchester to prepare the message for the January 1921 assembly. The draft is expected to urge economy in state government. Observers say the opportunity for plundering is greater this year than ever before.
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Indianapolis
Goodrich
Winchester
Assembly
Woman Wanted for Murder Near Ardmore, Oklahoma
Clara Smith Hamon, sought in the death of Jake L. Hamon, is within forty miles of Ardmore Oklahoma, according to Dallas Texas authorities. Sheriff Hars ton withheld details of the information.
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Clara Smith Hamon
Ardmore
Okla
Dallas
Txas
Jake L. Hamon
Harston
France and Japan oppose U S proposal on cables
Washington reports disagreement among Allies over ex German cable disposition threatening the international communications conference. The United States Great Britain and Italy align on main points. France and Japan reject major U S and Italian proposals.
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Washington
Davis
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
Senate Committee On
United States
Yap
Pacific Ocean
Flivver Stolen From Flour Mill In South Main Street
A fliver owned by Oscar Mowry was stolen about 6 PM Friday from in front of the Mowry Bros flour mill on South Main. It was found thirty minutes later on South West Street behind the Noble theater. Police investigate whether the thief planned theft or simply drove off and abandoned the car. Mowry was working in the mill at the time.
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Oscar Mowry
Mowry Bros
South Main Street
South West Street
Noble Theater
Mowry
Warrants Ready for Delivery in County Proceedings
All warrants due for election and other service have been filed with County Auditor Armstrong and are now ready for delivery. Gravel road warrants are excluded.
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Othr
Armstrong
Dodge Brothers Die One Brother After Another
Horace Dodge died at Palm Beach Florida leaving the Dodge brothers company unchanged as Henry Walterfall announced for the plant. The body will arrive in Detroit next Tuesday for burial.
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Detroit
Dodge Brothers
Palm Beach
Fla
Horace Dodge
Henry Walterfall
Farmer Labor Party Invites Unions and Farmers
The national committee of the Farmer Labor party decided here today to urge every international and local labor union and every farmers' organization in the country to join their party. The appeal aims to broaden support across labor and agricultural groups.
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Chicago
Farmer-Labor Party
National Committee
Contest of Mrs Page will in Cincinnati dispute
The will of Mrs. Julia Page, deceased, who lived east of the city and left $15,000, is being contested by Cincinnati heirs. A later Cincinnati will naming Mary Wilhelm executrix and a $500 bequest to St Joseph church is argued to revoke the Princeton will probated here. The case cites undue influence and lack of mental capacity. trial set in Gibson circuit court for February 16.
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Julia Page
Cincinnati
Page
Gibson County
Morgon C. Embree
Cincinnati Heirs
Princeton
Embree
Senate Finance Panel to Study Europe's Debt Relief
Washington December 11 Senate finance committee will consider using Europe's indebtedness of nearly ten billion dollars to ease treasury strain. Senator McClumber and Senator Smoot said the issue will be discussed soon but neither expects action in this session.
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Washington
Europe
United States
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
McClumber
Smoot
Finance Committee
McCumber
Congress
No Vacation Takes Short Session Break to Pass Appropriations
The House agreed to abandon its Christmas recess to finish all appropriation bills this session. Republican leader Mondell secured unanimous consent for a brief adjournment from December 23 to December 27.
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Washington
Deek
Tie House
oMndell
Olive Thomas Death Is Ruled Accidental
Paris authorities closed the inquest into American film star Olive Thomas and announced that accidental death had been proved. The actress died of poisoning several months earlier, according to United Press dispatches.
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Olive Thomas
United Press
Paris
America's new export corporation eyed to boost trade
Wideln U. S. Exports Organ, formed in Chicago on December 11, aims to create a billion dollar export corporation under the federal reserve act and Edge law. With $100 million authorized capital and potential to extend to $1 billion, it seeks longer credit for foreign buyers, broaden export markets, spur production, and sustain steady employment.
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United Press
Chicago
America
American Bankers Association
United States
Vote Today on Farmer Relief Measures in Senate
Washington December 11 The senate devoted most of its session to legislation to aid farmers facing falling prices. A vote was expected today on the agricultural committee's resolution to revive the war finance corporation. Debate led by Dial Smith and Capper drew little opposition and Gronna projected approval. Senators urged exports to stimulate agriculture and stabilize markets. Capper said banks closed in North Dakota show agribusiness near ruin and that credit and markets must improve for farming to survive.
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Washigton
Senate
Agricultural Committee
War Finance Corporation
Dial
South Carolina
Smith
Georgia
Capper
Kansas
Gronna
North Dakota
Finance Corporation
United States
Mrs Mag Smith Stricken by Stroke of Paralysis
Word from Princeton notes Mrs Mag Smith once lived south of the city and now at a Pittsburgh aged home suffered a stroke Tuesday and had not regained consciousness at the last report. She is well known locally and friends regret her illness likely to prove serious due to age.
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Princeton
Mag Smith
Pittsburg
Sinn Fein and police clash after bomb factory found in shop
In Dublin cyclists shop a bomb factory was found triggering a clash between Sinn Feiners and police. One man was shot and three policemen injured during the confrontation.
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Dublin
Sinn
New Savings and Loan Co Formed Here
The Community Savings and Loan Association of this city filed incorporation papers in Indianapolis with capital stock of 100000 dollars. Nearly one hundred local business and professional men form the group and expect to begin business February 1, 1921, aiming to support housing in Princeton and Gibson counties.
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Community Savings and Loan Association
Indianapolis
Rules committee recommends Volstead repeal resolution
Washington December 11 the rules committee advised the House to expeditiously consider the Volstead resolution repealing the war laws. The panel also urged immediate action on a separate measure to reorganize government departments, with debate possible late tonight.
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House
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Japan
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Alva Levi
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Mag Smith Strigken
Cyclists’ Shop
Aly
Lad
NEW Savings and Loan CO
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Henry C. Barr
Ralph E. Woods
P. S. Brownlee
R. A. Smith
James Eckerty
J. F. Stephans
Walter T. Dorsey
Arba W. Riggs
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A. H. Rhoggs
Roy B. Noble
Rollin Maxam
G. J. Welborn
Herbert Smith
Dale Ford
Claude A. Smith
Howard 8. Robinson
Fred R. Ewing
John €. Gorman
Ellis Daugherty
Herman Vollmer
S. F. Bean
Maurice J. Welborn
Charles A. Miller
Morton McDonald
George Knaub
W. Pp. Abell
George Soller
C. A. Shubart
C. Niemeier
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F. L. Forthoffer
Wade H. Miller
0. M. Gilbert
Joseph Heston
O. M. Kolb
F. C. Luecking
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J.L. Morris
Scull
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A. J. Cassidy
George N Sprow
Stanford Witherspoon
Thomas B. Nash
Tom
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C. W. Benton
J. T. Ballard
L. C. Embree
H. L. Kays
Henry Kister
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Link S. Willams
Marion Higgins
Fred Mason
H. Hall
P. H. Cox
W. R. Lamb
L. K. Thomas
Harvey Harmon
J. E. Joyce
J. W. Ritchie
George T. Ford
George H. Padgett
E. B. Fonfl
W. R. Knowles
T. C. Fowler
Henry Reinhart
J. H. Guth
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Charles L. Hall
Clyde Hudson
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J. M. Scantlin
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