Four Power Peace Treaty Talks Advance In Pacific
United States Great Britain Japan and France are weighing a joint mediation treaty to consult on Pacific island matters. It would end the Anglo Japanese alliance, exclude China and fortifications, and seek Japan's renunciation if accepted. A separate nine powers committee urged China’s territorial integrity with wireless use only for official messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Pacific Islands
Tindey
Wpiose
Pacific
Yap
China
Washington
Nine Powers Committee On Pacific
Fay
Executive Seaion
Shanted Toda
Manchuria
Heidelberg suspends students over mustache prank
On December 7 five Heidelberg University sophomores and one junior were suspended indefinitely by the faculty after the student senate approved punishment for using tweezers to remove a freshman’s mustache during a hazing incident. One sophomore and ten freshmen received one week suspension and semester probation for merely being onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tfin
Heidelberg University
Frederick Neff
Sleighter Given Life Sentence in Ohio Penitentiary
Tiltonville resident John Sleighter was convicted of first degree murder last Saturday night and received a life sentence from Judge Carl Smith. Attorneys filed for a new trial, overruled. The case will be appealed to the Court of Appeals on error. Sleighter murdered Mile Oflu, a well known Tiltonville resident. The judge stated Sleighter will never gain freedom except via gubernatorial clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steighter
Tiltonville
Lile
Uns
Carl Smith
Sleighter
Court of Appeals
Mile
South
Strikes Turn Violent As Guards Patrol Packing Districts
Three men were seriously wounded in Fort Worth as strike-related clashes intensified across major packing centers. In Chicago and nearby cities, guards patrolled South St. Paul, while a black suspect was beaten after allegedly shooting two strike leaders who tried to board a car. Pickets were ordered off streets by Kansas City authorities, and overall factory disruptions widened with workers staying away from Chicago plants.
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Fort Worth
Chicago
Dec. T
Triton
National Guardsmen
South St. Paul
W. F. Rhinow
Armour Plant
Burton
Kansas City
Kansas
Tex
Qwaha
East St. Louis, Jr
St. Joseph
Woman's Rep. Club to Hear Mrs Motz Saturday
The Jefferson County Woman's Republican Club will meet at 2:50 p.m. Saturday at the Fort Sieuben Hotel. Mrs. Motz of Chester will speak, with refreshments to follow. Members urged to attend and bring guests as the group emphasizes active politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Motz
Robert Green
Fallansbee
Thomas Bowers
Chester
Women
Republican Club
Chloride of
Mercury
Jefferson County
Sujelda Laters
Fort Sieuben
G. Lay
Wonen
Tefferson County
Pyle
Jaidste
Nhio
Tere
Lineman Dies After 25 000 Volt Strike On Market Street Bridge
Carl Mansheaver a 25 year old Bell Telephone lineman was killed instantly when his neck touched a 25 000 volt wire on the Market Street Bridge West Virginia end. He fell 40 feet to the ground and died before help arrived. An inquest will be held by Coroner W Walkinshaw of Wellsburg Brooke County. Mansheaver had lived in Steubenville two years and was recently married to Elizabeth Feist. He had worked two months for the telephone company after a prior stint with Postal Telegraph. He is survived by his wife and his father in Columbus.
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Carl Mansheaver
Bell Telephone Company
Steubenville
West Virginia
Market Street
Mangbeaver
Ind
Mans Beaver
W. Walkinshaw
Wellsburg
Brooke County
Eiizabeth Feist
William TH. Feist
South Fifth Street
Telephone Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Columbus
Detectives Face Arrest For High Handed Methods
A district note details alleged abusive tactics by two detectives who raided the Bonitatibas home using a skeleton key and seized a bottle of alcohol. Pietro Bonitatibas and wife were arrested on a warrant against him, with promises of lawsuits for false arrest and imprisonment. The case centers on claims of coercive fees and unlawful detainment, with attorney John Nolan preparing habeas corpus actions and affidavits for court filings.
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Lan
Lee
John Nolan
Pietro Bonitatibas
South Siree
Nolan
Bonitatibas
New Alexandria
Lfine
Ternoon
McCann
Nolin
Tietra
Dam‘ares
Mayor Can Now Remove Chiefs Under New Law
Law passed by the Legislature grants the mayor power to remove city officials including the police chief and heads of public service departments. The measure, House Bill No. 6, was enacted March 22 1921 and approved April 6 1921, allowing the mayor to appoint or oust departmental leaders within the city government.
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Frank ‘Hawkins
Bellaire
Po- Hew
Kerlin
Budisa
Lestre
Nobel
Saarlouis
Rhenish Prussia
Harry L. Davia
Public Safety
Public
Interurban Car Collision Kills One Nearby Dayton
A Cincinnati and Dayton interurban car rear ended a combined passenger and freight car near the company barns in heavy fog. Ernest Longchamps, 23, mechanic, died and six men were injured. The crash occurred early today on the line.
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Dayton, C
Dec
T.A. P
Cincimati and
Dayton Interurban
Ernest Longchamps
Woman Killed in Auto Collision in Cincinnati
A woman, Mrs. Frieda Peterson, was killed and three men injured when a car and a motorcycle collided in Cincinnati Ohio. The motorcycle hit a sand pile, throwing riders aside, then the auto struck the pile and ran over them. Victims also named Lawrence McAvoy Elmer Aleitz ech and Joseph Brookbank.
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Cincinnati
Dee
Frieda Peterson
Lawrence McAvoy
Elmer Aleitzech
Joseph Brookbank
Peak Reached In State Case Against Burch
The State's case against Arthur Burch for the murder of J Belton Kennedy allegedly peaked with the introduction of forty six letters claimed to be written to Kennedy by Madalynne Abencham and jointed by Burch The prosecu tion still seeks direct evidence linking Burch to the shooting, a circumstantial emphasis noted by court attaches.
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Los Angeles
Cal
A.P
Arithur
Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Bureh
Alo
Kennedy
Prisoner Frees Penned Man After Letter Sparks Bigamy Rumor
Columbus dispatch reports on Adolph Friedman, 31, a penitentiary inmate with a history of enmity over bigamy. Fellow prisoners said he, a trusted inmate, walked away last night after receiving a letter claiming the woman he was jailed for was about to marry again.
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Columbus
Adolph Friedman
Thomis
Friedman
Proclamation Freezes Irish Political Prisoners Released
King George signs a proclamation releasing about 3,400 political prisoners held in Ireland under interment and orders a special parliamentary session in London to consider the Anglo Irish agreement creating the Irish free state Belfast reports optimism for peace if unity and patience prevail across parties and regions.
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London
AL PL
King George
Ireland
Downing Street
George
Sandringham
Privy Council
Great Britain and
Irish Free State
Belfast
James Craig
Lady Craig
Matherland
County Down
Wister
Miss Beatrice Kelly Resigns as Ker Public Librarian
At a December 6 meeting the Board of iTrusteca of the Public Library accepted Miss Beatrice M. Kellys resignation effective January 1 1922 after fifteen years of service. Nell Iosfaine ib and Laura Parks are named joint librarian with Mary Maxwell as assistant effective January 1 192?. The board expresses regret and wishes her welfare and happiness.
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iTrusteca
Public Library
Fairawtns
Beatrice i M. Kelly
Ker Public Library
Steubenville
Tifs
Nell Ios Faine
Untermeyer Makes Serious Charge Inspires Legal Battle
Judge George L. Phillips former Zanesville elder statesman dies at home in New York. Untermeyer longtime counsel and former Common Pleas judge dies at 77 after 28 years on the bench. He retires in 1918 due to age and health. father of Judge Frank C. Phillips of Cleveland.
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Cleveland
George L. Phillips
Zanesville
New York
A. T
Lakewood
Samuel Untermeyer
Lockwood
Common Pleas
Zorenville
Frank C. Phil‘Mpa
Guatemalan Government Overthrown In Revolution
Guatemala City reports a midnight revolution that overthrew President Carlos Herrera. Provisional rulers led by Lima Orellana and Miguel Larraye seize power. Herrera and cabinet members were detained or imprisoned amid street clashes and casualties.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Carlos Herreira
Joe Maria Lima
Genera Orellana
Miguel Larraye
Luis Aguirre
Emilio Escamilla
Zelaya
Congress
Rafael Pinol
Washington
Carlos Herrara
Guatamala
Herrera
DRIVE FOR Y FUNDS IS CONTINUED
Campaign managers McConnell and a corps of workers report strong early success in the Y M C A drive. They aim to reach 40000 in pledges by Friday, with a banquet tonight to hear field reports and speeches. Donations from David McGowan and William Tranfield boost hopes, while volunteers work hard to serve dinners and sustain momentum.
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McConnell
Y. M
CT. A
Lool J
Jote Htuchey
Steubenville
Noron
Akamai Wig Case Alleges Grand Larceny Conspiracy
A historical report states the union number 4 case alleges grand larceny and a conspiracy to extort funds from non union workers, implicating several individuals in a scheme tied to labor interests. The proceeding centers on criminal actions claimed within the organization and related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akamai
Many Witnesses In Decker Trial
Many state witnesses are expected to be examined as the eleventh day of the trial of Red Pecker opened in Columbia City Indiana. The prosecution has heard about half of the fifty summoned and several days are expected to pass before the case ends. Much testimony centers on identifying LeRoy Lovett's body as that of Virgil Decker and the alleged conspiracy within the Decker family for life insurance proceeds.
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Columbia City
Ind
Dee
Red Pecker
LeRoy Lovett
Lovett
Decker
Virgil Decker
Enlieet
Ife
Allacuash Sails From Philadelphia With Armenia Famine Aid
The Allacuash departed Philadelphia for Batum carrying over 5600 tons of famine relief supplies funded mainly by Philadelphia schoolchildren. The voyage aims to aid Armenian famine victims with purchases funded by local contributions.
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Philadelphia
Armenia
Allacuash
Batum
Black Sea
Funda
Phile-delphia
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Ohio
ST. Paul
Lineman
Market Street Bridge
Lidro
Bellaire Democrats
Frank Hawkins
Prussia
Trusty
Kelly
Untermeyer
REES
Frank Hawking
Hawkins
E. M. Geary
Rusisel Price
George Floto
Blaine Carter
William Herb
Wrmary
Provisional Government
Presidnt Herrera
Liberal Party
Central American Federation
Jendera
Ciatemalan
Favoriston
Matrada Caherera
Caberera la Nowwer
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