Europe at crossroads of war and peace amid Near East tensions
Europe faces a choice between war in the Near East and peace as Ismet Pasha prepares a reply to foreign court jurisdiction demands. British leaders weigh reparations while Greece fears renewed war with Turkey and urges reinforcements in Thrace amid a suspended Lausanne conference.
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Pasha
Near East
Europe
Ismet Pasha
Liauzanne
Mosul
Ismet Pashta
Britain
Athens
Greece
London
Turkey
Daily Express Today
Venizelos
Thrace
Express
Conference in suspense as Turkish demands loom
The peace talks stalled with Ismet Pasha delaying reply on insistence that tribunes replace capitulation. If a formal receipt of the demand occurs, delegates warn of immediate end to the conference. Britain warns of open breach at the straits as Angora resists concessions and signals potential force.
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Ismer Pasha
Angora
Ismet
Pasha
One Edition Jan 1 Notices Deadline
The Daily Democrat announces a single edition on Monday January 1 at 10 a.m. All notices and advertisements must be submitted before closing time Saturday night.
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Daily Democrat
Man in Jail Seeks Suicide by Self Harm in Petersburg
Dee Abbott, 82, attempted to end his life in Pike county jail by cutting his arteries with a pen knife. Arrested at his Veélpen home, he was brought to Petersburg for safekeeping and awaiting admission to the Southern Dadian Hospital for Insane. He believed conspirators would kill him and his mother. injuries not serious.
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Petersburg
Ind
Dee
Abbott
Pike County
Veélpen
Dadian Hospital
Federal Courts Plan Drive to Speed Liquor Case Plea
A conference between Chief Justice Patt Attorney General Paugherty and federal circuit judges aims to reduce liquor case congestion. President Harding intends to fill 21 vacant district judgeships to balance dockets and speed prohibition prosecutions, likely yielding stricter enforcement and harsher penalties for violators.
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Marding
Prospects for 1920 Promising as U S Business Forecast
The Federal Reserve Board and Department of Commerce predict better 1920 business despite unsettled foreign conditions. They note a $667 million drop in interest bearing debt in the year ending December 11 and rising production in industry. Farmers face pessimism though as crop values exceed 1921 figures by about 2.6 percent.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Department of Commerce
America
Arcosses Ee
Rural Motor Route Divided for Winter Travel
The post office splits the 55 mile rural motor route from Princeton in winter due to road conditions. William Henry Riley of SY south Seminary Street begins duties Monday as substitute carrier. Service length depends on weather, likely until about April 1.
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Princeton
Post Office Department
William Henry Riley
South Seminary Street
Ooxc
Will Resurface Highway No. 20
State highway commission reports will resurface two miles of State Road No. 20 between Winslow and Jasper with stone to connect with improved county roads. A new section east of Oakbind City was surfaced and now presents traffic difficulties. surfacing near Douglas and Francisco is expected to begin soon.
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Winslow
Tasper
Cato
Oakbind City
Douglas
Francisco
Rabies Test for Patoka Dog Head Report
Dr. O T Bragzelton announced today that the dog head sent to Indianapolis for analysis will determine if the animal was rabid. The head was brought to the city last Saturday by George Byrd of Patoka who believed the dog was mad.
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O. T. Bragzelton
George Byrd
Patoka
Gibson Co Man Takes First Prize at Tri State Show
In New Harmony Tad Dec 2 The Tri State Community Show drew public interest with a record car display. Carl Stent Branch led the best single and best several cars. Farmers Institute meal and a community dinner accompanied the event. Exhibitors came from Kentucky and nearby Indiana counties. weather limited attendance but organizers praised the exhibit.
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Triana
Ty Carl Stent
Farners'a. Institute
Saela
Posey
Kentucky
Tneis
Indiani
C and E I officials inspect Moansville project plan
C and E I officials completed a regular tour of the main road on Thursday Woodackson president and G Nicholson general manager returned to Chicago offices. Glidden superintendent would not say if they were here to discuss the proposed building program at Moansville.
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Woo.dackson
Angi. G. Nicholson
Chicago
Glidden
Moansville
Purchases Lot for New Garage and Service Station
Vacant lot opposite the Ford Lumber plant on south Main Street has been bought from the key heirs by Roy W Hid. He plans a garage and automobile washing plant 50 by 50 feet, erected by Bean Davis contracting firm. The Sinclair Co. will occupy the front portion as a gasoline filling station.
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Ford Lumber, Co
Main Street
Roy W.hid
Bean &, Davis
Sinclaix of Co
Asoline Iiling
Weather update for tonight shows warmer south winds
A brief forecast indicates milder conditions this evening with southerly winds. No significant precipitation expected as temperatures rise slightly through the night.
Johnson Attacks Borah World Conference Proposal
United Press report from Washington outlines Senator Johnson of California denouncing Senator Borah's world economic conference plan as in the interests of international financiers. Johnson favors staying out of a league or conference and warns such moves could embroil the U.S. in European disputes.
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California
Pilan
Washington
Det
Sen. Borah
Lfirare Johnson
Senate Today
Borah
United States
League of Nations
New Year Watch Parties Set At Princeton Churches
Princeton churches plan New Year watch parties on Sunday night to bid farewell to 1922 and welcome 1925. Christian and General Baptist groups host youth classes at their churches starting 7 o'clock while other churches maintain regular morning and evening services.
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Specia
Ie General Baptist
Christian
Christian Church
Uithin Girls and Loyal Sons
General Baptist Sunday School
Pooily
Cummins
United Presbyterian Church
J. P. Nesbit
First’ Methodist
First Presbyterian
Memorial Methodist
First Baptist
St Joseph’s Catholic
Woolsey Pleads Guilty In Liquor Case Before Mayor Niemeier
Payton Woolsey faced liquor violation charges in city court. He pleaded guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor, was fined $100 plus costs totaling $180, and the fine was stayed. The case involved Woolsey allegedly receiving liquor from Allen Smith and Clarence Rainey, who received heavy fines and sentences.
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Layton
Woolsey
Niemeier
Wool
County Offices Change Monday at Court House
Gibson county reverts to democratic control as new officers take charge Monday except auditor and coroner whose terms extend. Sheriff, recorder, treasurer, assessor and prosecuting attorney swap posts. oath of office to be administered by retiring officials.
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Gibson
Johnson
Arthur
Harry Morrison
Edgar D. Allmon
Allmon
Grace Binhack
Harland D. Kays
Princeton
Clyde McGary
Kays
John Hollen
Dick Reynolds
Ft Branch
Hollen
Caps
Flowers
Gibson Street
W. L. Compton
Ralph McRoberts
Patoka
George B. Allen
McRoberts
Allen
William Stephnan
Silas E. Morris
Morris
Earl M. Miller
Bertha Spain
Stanford Witherspoon
Fred “Es Graper
State Board of Accounts
Miller
George Bridenhager
James J. Robinson
Allman
Steeleman
Federal officials probe links to defense fund in Moorehouse Parish case
Federal investigators report a $4 million defense fund being arranged to aid defendants linked to terrorist activity in Moorehouse Parish. Noted criminal attorneys have been approached to represent those charged with murder and outlawry as investigators seek the source of funds and connections to 45 parish members. Reports describe confessions detailing the kidnapping of five men on August 24 and the killings of Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards.
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Administration of Justice
Department of Justice
Watt, Daniels
Thomas’ Richards
Baltimore
Daniels
Richards
France Seeks Conference Plan to Shape World Economic Forum
France urges a financial conference aligned with Senator Borah's plan and the Brussels talks next month. Paris says the Brussels gathering offers the United States a unique chance to press its view in a global economic forum.
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Borah
Brussels
United States
St Louis Brewer William J Lemp Victim of Self Inflicted Death
William J Lemp 55 president of the Lemp brewing interests was found shot in his office in St Louis. He died from two gunshot wounds to the heart in the brewery family business facing liquidation valued at about four million dollars. No suicide note was found and associates say he had worried over the brewery's financial troubles.
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ST. Louis
William J. . Lemp
Lemp
Coal Reserve Dwindles in New Blizzard
New York's coal reserve fell to a two day supply as a blizzard battered the city. Strong winds and heavy snow disrupted transportation and heating demand, prompting officials to warn residents of potential shortages.
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New York
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