Prohibition Plan Seeks Broad Use Of Padlock Provisions
Washington dispatch reports a new drive to close buildings used for liquor violations under padlock provisions. Prohibition Commissioner Haynes and Attorney General Daugherty coordinate with Secretary Mellon and Blair to back sweeping enforcement including breweries and coral beverage makers, with White House backing a bold, emergency federal push despite court delays and district attorney resistance.
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Bavaria Ordered to Apologize and Pay Restitution
The foreign office announced that Bavaria must apologize and Germany must pay 240000 marks in restitution for injuries to Allied officers at Stettin Passau and Ingolstadt. The Allied Council forwarded the demands with 600000 sold marks due from Passau and Ingolstadt before December 1 and possible seizure of Bavarian revenues if unpaid.
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Unwed Mother and Benefactor in Hiding
Mrs. Mary Warren divorced wife of Frank Warren of Kansas City remains in seclusion with Miss Nancy Jordan an unwed English war mother and her 3 year old son Francis. They plan to move to Kansas City where Mrs Warren will provide a home for them. Jacksonville club women provide 4069 half pint bottles of milk daily to city school children.
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Wanamaker in Grave Condition After Illness
Philadelphia merchant and philanthropist John Wanamaker remains gravely ill at his home. Doctors reported he passed a comfortable night despite ongoing exhausting fits of coughing and a continued loss of strength and vitality.
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Britain Involved in Greek Turco-Greek Peace Efforts
London reports Britain pressured to back Greece during Constantine exile while Lloyd George regime limited policy. In Athens the Greek revolutionary committee imposes censorship as generals Dousmanis Valettas and Papoulas face arrest and potential trials next week amid Euro protests.
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Belden Woman Dies in Gallipolis at 53
Miss Jeit Colley, former Belden resident, died at Gallipolis hospital aged 53. Her body arrived at Sudro parlors in the city. Funeral services were held at Belden church this afternoon.
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Naval officers open probe into midshipmen conduct
A board of naval officers at Annapolis began an investigation into alleged “disgraceful conduct” by midshipmen after the November 25 annual game in Philadelphia. The panel includes Rear Admirals Robertson and Robinson and Captains Gannon and Tompkins, tasked with finding responsibility for lack of supervision at the men’s ball.
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America Must Solve Own Problems Says Clemenceau Interview
In St Louis on December 1 Georges Clemenceau urged the United States to work out its own program and not rely on foreign ideas. He denied that black troops were being used in German-occupied territory and defended their deployment as relieving efforts during the war. He referenced American and French wartime mobilization and commented on political remarks from Nebraska senators.
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Bargains in Corsets at The Corset Shoppe 216 Elyria Block
Rochester notes Mrs Estelle Tripp and family visit a guest in Manni for a couple of weeks while Mr George Ford and Ann Wellington return. Bargains in Gossard and Other Corsets at The Corset Shoppe in Elyria Block.
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Former registrar of vital statistics asked to refund
Columbus December 1 report by state auditor Tracy says Dr A G Murrell Wilmington former state registrar of vital statistics owes 5273.98 for fees alleged to be taken from the state. period May 22 1921 to Sep 27 1922 examined by F M Hoopengarner. The finding may be reduced if paid to employees. vault and records conditions noted with risk and need for enlarged quarters and a $10,000 bond for registrar Schwartz.
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Wife Murderer James Mahoney Hanged in Seattle Case
James E. Mahoney, Seattle husband killer, was executed at daybreak in Walla Walla after more than a year on death row. He confessed yesterday to murdering his wealthy wife Kate Mooers Mahoney with a hammer in Seattle in April 1926.
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Hammer
Stocks Drift as Markets Open After Holiday
New York trading opens with mixed moves led by Steel Common at 102 1 4 and Baldwin ex dividend at 116. Studebaker edges above 120 while Reading gains 6 8 to 77 1 2. Cattle receipts 600 with top at 12 and lambs at 13 25 in active market. hogs steady. Front-month grains show fractional changes with Dec at 120 and May around 111 1 2.
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Durkeville Social News Highlights
Mrs J L Barth entertained Henry Neff of Ashtabula and Mr and Mrs John Yager of Mentor. Emily Tran of Grafton visited sister Mrs Harley Reisinger. Durkee family hosted by Lute Alexander. several from here attended a football game in Elstria. I C O F homecoming in Grafton noted.
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H. J. Wilson
Floyd Baker
Harold Rickett
Cherlin
Durkee
H. E. Durkee
Jean Langdon
J. C. Binns
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Lute Ander
J. L. Barth
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Perry Mennell
G. H. Wilson
Grafton
Bank Note Renewal Denied by Board in Brief
A bank cashier told an elderly customer that the board of directors, at their last meeting, decided they would no longer renew the note. The terse exchange underscores a formal decision affecting the customer's credit.
Notes in the Bank and Letters of Thanks
A bank note drawn out after decades prompts a discussion about storage charges rather than discounting. Elsewhere Marjorie and Eddie must write thank you letters for gifts, while a scene shifts to a domestic moment with a man recalling a past. the voice touches on themes of gratitude and memory.
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Ashig
Ladies’ Home Journal
Montreal Fire Injures Nine At University Campuses
Nine firemen were injured while fighting a blaze at the University of Montreal buildings housing dentistry and veterinary schools. The fire threatened 200 gallons of alcohol and caused an estimated $250000 in damage, with two campus blocks affected.
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Palmer Vacation Guest Recalls Missionary Visit
Hugh Palmer of Ada is spending holiday time with local relatives. Dr. Smith the district superintendent led Sunday evening services. Rev. Leon Osborne, returning missionary from Peking, China, gave an interesting talk.
Bandit Suspect Arrives in Columbus for Murder Arraignment
Flice de teuns of BKRatis andé rived with Frank W. Willis alias Edward Lewis, a remnant of the quartet that killed Patrolman Koehler and wounded Corporal Friddle last Tuesday. Willis is held at City prison and to be arraigned in municipal court tomorrow on a first degree murder charge.
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Edward Lewis
G P. Koehler
R. C. Friddle
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