Ulster Leader Rejects Erin Pact and Irish Treaty Moves
Comprehensive wire report notes Ulster Unionist stance rejecting the Erin pact and delaying Irish treaty decisions. It details Lloyd George and James Craig interactions, Sinn Fein delays in Dublin, and expected referendums amid tensions over the peace settlement.
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International News Service
Pesreas
London
James Cragleag
Ulster
Trenfer
Lister
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Arthur Griffith
Mining and Guard Clash in Cherokee Area
Readable fragments describe a mining incident where guards confront Cherokee workers over safety and industrial law violations. References to mine chief, students, and forced action hint at a tense protest and subsequent enforcement. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors.
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Lou
Sas
Groveriar Polity Ds
Plenary session signals terms amid global tension
Fragmented OCR summary indicates Hughes, Balfour, and Kato negotiating terms at a plenary session amid wartime conferences. Report mentions potential shifts in power, rotation, and sea power balance, with tentative agreements and pending final details as leaders push toward a single forthcoming announcement.
Wanted Fugitive Taken at Ashland
The wanted fugitive was captured in Ashland after a morning and afternoon of pursuit. He was arraigned before Justice George on a charge and pleaded not guilty. He was released on a $509 bond signed by his father. A hearing is scheduled later.
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Jo Georg
Gall
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Ian
Kavria
Ashland
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George
Janitor Hangs Self in Wooster College Dormitory
In Wooster Ohio on December 15 Lee Williams, 64, a janitor at Hoover Cottage a women’s dormitory, hanged himself in the elevator shaft. He had been in poor health and died at the scene.
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Wooster
Lee Willams
Hoover Cottage
Wooster College
Portugal Cabinet Resigns Amid Unrest In Rome Madrid And London
Portugal faces political turmoil as the cabinet resigns under pressure from revolutionary unrest. Foreign interventions are being discussed in Madrid Rome and London. Separately in India the Moplah rebellion signals surrender of about 20 000 Moplah Indians to British forces after a three month uprising in Malabar. A Purla department alert seeks thieves who stole a mink coat and a valuable dress from Mrs Cohen of Lorain.
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Cabineet
Maj R Pinte
Juan Paria
Madrid
Rome
London
India
Gay
India Office
Uprisig
Malabar
Purla
Tow Cohen
St. Lorain
Wilson Requests Copy of Pacific Four Power Treaty
Former president Woodrow Wilson asked a senator for a certified copy of the four powered Pacific treaty and a directory of the river seventh congress. He weighs reentry into politics and delays action while allies study the week’s developments.
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Wilson
David M. Churcit
M. S
Washington
Wendrow Wilson
Early Morning Hunter Nabbed In West Heights Incident
Fragmented report details a dawn arrest near Western Heights involving a hunter named in the overheard chatter. The text references a religious figure and unclear statements, with little verifiable context or names clearly readable.
Robbery of Paymaster Near Brooklyn Bank
A paymaster was robbed of about $17,000 outside the Groot Point police station in Brooklyn. He was knocked unconscious and relieved of the cash by two men believed to be associates of a Parmaser for the Faber Pencil Company.
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New York
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Toma Beeved
Heerharat Faber
Brohlyn
Gy Agay
Plice
Groot Point
Girl Found Dead in Scioto River After Threats
The body of 22 year old Jennie May Applegate was found by a passerby near the Feawn street bridge in the Scioto River. She had disappeared from her mother's home two weeks earlier and had threatened self harm. Police transported the victim to Schoedinger morgue.
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Short Avenue
Wises
Jennie May Applegate
Scioto River
Feawn Street
Schoedinger
Miss Applegate
Mre A Applecate
Chanel Street
Wilson Sees Resume of Comrade Role for Ex President
Ex President Woodrow Wilson remains proud to be considered a comrade of the Rainbow Division veterans of the AEF. He replied to Bentley Mumford, vice president, praising the men and acknowledging their New Year greeting with cordial wishes for personal fortune.
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Dee
Woodrow Wilson
Rainbow Division
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Bentley Mumford
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Eastern Railroads Say Lines Operate At Large Loss Now
The interstate commerce commission hears that American railroads face large losses as passenger revenue falls. Shriver presents figures showing a 20 percent drop in net passenger income for 191? and notes overall transport costs rising while revenue declines.
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Washington
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Shiver
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Interstatein Net Commission
America
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Origens
Former writer to become assistant at U S Treasury
Dover from Cleveland will soon be an assistant secretary of the treasury. His first political work was with the Republican National Committee in 1896. He then joined Marcus Hanna as secretary when Hanna was elected senator and later served as secretary of the RNC under Hanna after a career in Portsmouth Ohio journalism.
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Treasury
Revublean National Committee
McKinley Bryan
Marcus A Hanna
Republican National Committee
United States
Dover
Hanna
Bis
Policier
Portsmouth
Ohio
Toration Crew Dispatched Over Domestic Charge
Lorain man William Woolen, a railroad crew dispatcher, fled noon today amid charges he accused his wife Katherine of entertaining men at home during his absence. He asserts they married in this city in 1909 and faces related mugging allegations.
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Walliam
Death of Fred Simmers of Carlisle
Fred Simmers of Carlisle dies after a life on diaconal road. He is survived by his mother and two sisters in Cleveland and West Park. The body lies at Buaro funeral parlors awaiting services at his daughter Mrs Tucas home at 2 oclock Saturday. Burial at Woodville cemetery Berea.
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Sic Shore
Carlisle
Elening
Mere Cora Wil Ward
Cleveland
Adelphi fire destroys hotel and businesses in Ross County
Local officials deride a futile appeal for aid as a fire in Adelphi destroys the Reon hotel and other structures. Reports note no cisterns exist and firefighting equipment proves useless. In a separate note, Amelia Glebel is reported in divorce proceedings from Herman Gobel with alimony set at 65 per month for six children.
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Reon
Adelphi
Ross County
Adel All
Amelia Glebel
Herman Gobel
Glebel
Nereelf
Grintel
Fire Destroys Structure in Elyria Neighborhood
A fire department report describes a blaze in Elyria at a corner lot. Responders arrived within minutes and extinguished the flames, with witnesses noting rapid suppression and minimal damage to surrounding properties.
Chamberlain Heads Kiwanis Chapter
fragmented OCR text mentions Chamberlain leading Kiwanis activities with names like Eda Hetteridy and Vitalin Foow. includes scattered phrases about fundraisers or meetings and a reference to Christmas 2190 in unclear context.
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Vitalin
Divorce Decree Granted After Years for Children
A court issues a divorce decree between Grover Cleveland Zimyrerman and the former spouse. The ruling sets an eight year custody arrangement for the children, with the decree detailing proceedings and the parties involved.
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Grover Cleveland
Zimyrerman
Shepman
Chicago Baker Found With Bullet Thrust In Shop
A pioneer Chicago baker was found dead in his bicycle shop with a bullet wound in the cart area. Police incline that he killed himself. investigation ongoing as details remain unclear.
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Chicago
BAKER
Buelft
Nec
Louis Hom
Obituary Falls From Third Story Window at Princeton Hotel
A person died after falling from a third story window at the Princeton hotel this morning. Initial reports indicate the incident occurred online at Plamen with Remedial listed in the scene details.
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Priceton Hotel
Plamen
Ship Steamer Schooner Floats After Hull Inspection
The shipping board steamer Scho- Uvh was floated today after being beached on Stone Horse reef and later remounted. The vessel, undamaged, proceeds toward Vineyard and then New York, with no casualties reported in the incident.
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Shipping Board
Vineyard
New York
Court Orders Mine Edict Recast In Virginia Mines
The U S Court of Appeals in Chicago vacated a previous ruling and remanded the Virginia mining case to Judge Andersen. A temporary injunction remains in effect pending a hearing on the committee’s objection to the use of a check off system for labor unions.
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Chicago
Virginia
Anderson
Ind
United States Cult Court of Appeals
Andersen
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