Former Premier Fatigued After Stormy Voyage
Former French premier Georges Clemenceau returns to Havre after a turbulent voyage to the United States. He appears gay but privately worn, plans a rest at his country home, and hints at possible responses to reparations questions and German strikes if the Ruhr is occupied.
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Havre
France
Georges Clemenceau
Thia
Parla
United States
Big Country
M. Clonencran
Associated Press
Frante
Hla Valet
Albert Boulin
Clementeau
Leaped 20 Feet With Babe in Arms in Fire Escape
Youngstown Ohio report shows Mrs Nellie Corliss leaped twenty feet from a window with her three month old babe in her arms during a house fire. The infant was unharmed while the mother suffered eight injuries as smoke from a basement blaze filled the rooms and prevented access to the stairway. Firefighters arrived but could not stop the jump.
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Youngstown
Tee
A. P
Nellie Corlisn Tovay
Innane
Baba
Corliss
James
Survivor testimony in Herrin mine massacre trial continues
Marion Illinois December 20 Robert Officer a University of Pennsylvania graduate and survivor of the Herrin riots testified about the mob attack on the Trip Mine. He described surrender and fourteen killed before a barbed wire fence as others searched for survivors. Cross-examination placed him in Kentucky as a mine judge for W J Lester. Other survivors William Carns Joseph O Rourke and Bernard Jones will testify after cross.
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Marion
Ill
IA. B
Robert Officer
University of Pennsylvania
Herrin
Fwe
Oficer
Atrip
Kentucky
W. J. Lester
William Carns
Joseph O'Rourke
Bernard Jones
Santa Claus Club Brings Christmas Cheer to Poor Tots
The Santa Claus Club, expanding beyond last year, mobilizes hundreds of citizens to deliver gifts and visits to needy children. Members plan home deliveries on Christmas Eve, aiming to brighten many more youngsters across the city with personal Santa visits.
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Santa Claus Club
Santa Claus
Alias
Santa Claua
Socla
Olen
Steubenville Ranked High in 1918 Census for Manufactures
The 1918 fourteenth United States census for manufactures shows Steubenville as a leading city among 39 Ohio towns with populations 10 000 to 60 000. Steubenville ranks fifth in capital employed with 35 541 260 and sixth in value of products at 30 803 344. taxes total 3 591 784. East Liverpool trails in product value and taxes. Jefferson County sits 13th in state production totaling 61 792 420. The piece urges stronger local industry growth and pride, noting population around 36 000, new housing and skyscrapers, and a goal of 50 000 residents in ten years. calls for civic effort.
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Steubenvite
Ohlo
East Liverpool
Steubenville
Ohio
Jefferson County
Manefield
Steubenvillg
Larga
Amstl
Ohio Valley
Old
Jefferson
Clute
Demand for Vice Cleanup at Yorkville
A Yorkville law and order league demands mayor Mayer Coss and the village council clean up the town. Rev Be O Teararden led the deputation, urging closing of saloons and gambling dens and abatement of vice. The mayor asked what action would protect citizens near a mill guard who killed a striking worker months ago. The spokesman said they would not return to Noahs Ark and insisted speakeasies and vice venues be closed at once.
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Yorkville
Mayer Coss
Be O. Teararden
Coss
Yorkie
Geveral
Noah's Ark
Knell to No Man Note Led to Fatal Shooting
Richmond report details an anonymous note urging Thelma Richardson a 24 year old stenographer to kill a wealthy real estate dealer Thomas Pollard. Richardson traveled from Atlanta to Pollard's home for a midnight encounter and was shot dead, Pollard claiming self defense after Richardson allegedly pointed a pistol during a struggle. Police say Pollard admits pursuing another woman and that Richardson intended to go to the theater before the fatal act. The case awaits police court action and further investigation.
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Frichmond
Thelma H Richardson
Thomas Pollard
Richardson
Pollard
Bla Aten
Gottea
Police al Flege
Dee
No Definite Clue To Denver Mint Robbers Found
Denver police search for the $200,000 Federal Reserve Bank robbery suspects after the Mint shooting guard Charles Jinston was killed. Officers proceed amid loose clues, with bills and machine parts turning up in scattered locations while no definite identification has emerged.
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Denver
Col
Federal Reserve Bank
Charles Jlnston
Federal Reserve Bank Guard
Denver Mint
22 Arrested on Old Indictment Charging Theft
Twenty two employees at the Brooklyn navy base were arrested today on indictments returned by a federal grand jury. They face charges that government property valued over 1.9 million dollars was stolen since the war. Arrests were made by agents of the Department of Justice Canton Ohio. In a separate incident Harry E. Clay age 17 of Minerva Ohio was shot and killed today when a younger brother’s shotgun discharged accidentally during a rabbit hole search.
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New York
Nee
Brooklyn Navy Base
Department of Justice
Canton, O
Harry E. Clay
Minerva
Phot
Step
Joho Clay
Woman Found Dead in Cleveland Home Furnace Leak
Mrs J Honard J Burma a 43 year old wife of an attorney was found dead on the bathroom floor in her Cleveland residence early today. Police report asphyxiation from gases believed to have escaped from an imperfect circulating furnace system. Investigation continues.
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Cleveland, O
Mra
Proceeds From World Series Distributed to Veterans Groups
Chicago reports that Baseball Commissioner Ladin announced proceeds from the World Series were allocated to three national organizations the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and Disabled American Veterans. A total of 20252.10 went to these groups and the remainder was shared with New York charitable organizations by joint club action.
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Chicago
K. M. Ladin
New York
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United
Ohio elites to discuss auto traffic measures
Representatives of 94 Ohio elites meet in Columbus after Attorney General Price urged a discussion on traffic legislation to curb incidents. The meeting is open to the public with invited attendees from city collectors and officials. Mr Price announced the forum to consider changes.
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Columbus
A. P
Ohio
Price
Mother of 17 Children Dies in Stark County Home
Mrs. Margaret Betz age unknown, mother of 17 children with 12 living, died at her Brown township home in Stark County. She is survived by 42 grandchildren, 62 great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Canton
GO. der
A. P
Margaret Betz
Brown Township
Stark County
Duffy in Donahey cabinet named to industrial relations post
Governor elect Vic Donahey announced T. J. Duffy of East Liverpool as director of Industrial Relations and Wilbur Baker of Columbus as director of the budget. Duffy, longtime head of the State Industrial Commission, has served since its start and was once Harmon’s appointee on the old rewards board. Baker, a former deputy state auditor, comes from Seneca County and has been praised by Donahey as highly informed on state finances.
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Columbus
Des
A. P
Vic Donahey
T. J. Duffy
East Liverpool
Industriel
Wilbur
Duffy
Harmon
Fathor
Hablity Board of Awards
State
Industrial Commission
Cox
Durty Wes
Ireland
Sleven
National Brothas
Potters
Hesdy Quarters
Baker
Seneca
State Bureau of Accounting
Donahey
Atate
Ohio
Steel Stocks Rise on Merger Talk of Big Mills
Youngstown sees steel shares climb as Ker Hill Steel likely to join Youngstown Sheet and Tube. Prices jump from 72 to 77 with Bathlehem Bath Co and other major producers eyed for scale. The merged company would be the nation’s largest outside Bathco, capable of about 1.96 million tons of sheet and tube output.
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Youngstown
Ker Hill
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Com Pactlex
James A. Campbell
Ita
Brier Hill
Bey
Bathtebom Steel Corporation
Attempted arson and robbery target Cleveland woman
Mrs Eleanore Sanchaly of Cleveland reports two holdup men invaded her home on December 20. They bound gagged and dragged her to a grate where they dumped burning newspapers. After taking $40 she handed over $10 cash and a $30 check but the robbers remained unsatisfied and threatened further harm to reveal more. Firemen rescued her as smoke filled the room.
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Claveland
A. P
Eleanore Sanchaly
Tremen
Mra. Sanchaly
Abe
Mya
Sanchaly
Punch With Fist Broke Man's Neck in Cleveland
Cleveland police hold Anthony Hobart and Joseph Celek on murder and liquor law violations after Joseph Anderson, 20, was found with a broken neck on a Wast Side porch. Hobart says he struck Anderson following an argument and abusive language. Celek’s home was visited by the pair prior to the incident.
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Cleveland
Joseph Anderson
Anthony Hobert
Joseph Celek
Anderson
Hobart
Celexas House
Oclak
Youth Shot and Killed Policeman in Easton
Easton Pennsylvania police officer Rush Riehlin was shot and killed early today while attempting to arrest two youths. John Buckley of Wilkes Barre was arrested after a running gun battle through the streets. Walter Moline of Wilkes Barre, alleged shooter, escaped as dozens of officers hunted him. Buckley’s arrest followed a complaint by John Reddy who said the youths had threatened his life after a dispute.
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Easton
Nec
Rush Riehlin
John Buckley
Wilkes Barre
Walter Moline Slaveof
Wilkes Flarre
Buckley
Stehlin
John Reddy
Highwaymen Robbed Wildwood Inn Proprietor Last Night
Tony Piselferatta owner of the Wildwood Inn at 605 South Street reported two highwaymen robbed him near Front Street and Lincoln Avenue last night. One man held a revolver while the other rifled his pockets taking a gold watch chain and $24 in cash before escaping. police describe the pair as tall and unknown returning no arrests.
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Tony Piselferatta
Wildwood Inn
South Street
Canh
Descrip
Doug
Thandite
Felix Carragoe
Bia Confaction‘ery
Lincoln Avenue
South Sin Atreet
Plasigeratto
Businews
Que Handit
Pizriferatto
Prosperous City Talk and Round Table News in Steubenville
The Observer reports on Douglas Malloch delivering an optimistic poem titled today at the Chamber of Commerce forum. It covers the Round Table luncheon at Fort Steuben hotel, praising fellow members for support to the Santa Claus Club and local charity. Optimism for 1923 and 1925 growth, Wheeling Steel projects, and labor availability are discussed, with notes on Steubenville’s industrial outlook and regional employment trends.
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Douglad Malloch
Itd
Round Table
Fort Steuben
Ayer
Hodier
Jeritorma
Allence
H. O Weetfall
Weattall
Paing the Myner
Wheeling Steel Corporation
la Belle
Wheeling Steel
Steubenville
Wheeling Ateal Corporation
Spd
Peter
Pam
Avery
Bevan
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Will H. Heys
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Fatty) Arbuckle
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Jesep L. Lasky
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Arbuckle
Babe
Mobile
Alg
Urs, Thelma H Richardson and
Nea
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