Germany Proposes Four Power European Pact for Peace
Washington dispatch reports Germany headed by Dr Walliam Cuno opposes a new thirty year peace of Europe by mutual agreement and proposes a four power pact with Britain France and Germany to observe and preserve existing boundaries for thirty years. The United States may consider approaching allied powers through intermediaries while not direct party to the proposal.
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International New Service
Washington
Walliam Cuno
Europe
Germany
Great Britain
Trance
Aly
U.S
United Aréy
London
Paris
United States
Henry Hancock Rites Held At His Daughter's Home
The 77 year old Henry B Hancock died after an eight day pneumonia illness at his daughter Mrs Charles Crehore’s home on East avenue. He, born in Cambridge England, lived in Avon most of his life and leaves surviving children Chase Hancock, Ralph Hancock, Ethel Day, Raymond Hancock, and a sister Mrs Charlotte Nesoit. Funeral services were held at the Crehore home conducted by Reverends Neghnour and Nichols.
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Henry B Hancock
Charles Crehore
East Avenue
Hancock
Cambridge
Engand
Mny
Avon
Bettie Darran
Chas Gre Rare Chase Hancock
Robinson + Tiancoch
Ralph Hancock
Ethel Day
Hlhra
Ramond Hancock
Charlotte Nesoit
Terre Haute
Cehorm
Tast Avenue
Rfe Neghnour
G Nichols
Germany's New Foreign Minister Plans Major State Buildings
The article notes Germany's new foreign minister overseeing a large state construction program. It details bids, costs, and schedules for multiple facilities including tuberculosis hospital, reformatories, cottages, a hospital, laundry, and power house. State Architect Robert S Harsh prepared the ellipse shaped plan with extensive surrounding land.
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Orem
Jervar
Wemse
Jerreyar
Biidies
E& E
Cat Enor
Waee Io
Robert S Harsh
Wife of Lenin Aide Heads Soviet Textbook Office
Comrade Krupkaya, wife of Nicolai Lenin, is named director of textbooks for Russian schools in the Lenin cabinet. She is described as one of Lenin's most active aides in the government.
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Lenin
Krupkaya
Nicolai Lenin
Kellogg May Succeed Fall In Cabinet at White House
Washington reports say Senator Frank Kellogg of Minnesota, reelected last November, may be named Secretary of the Interior to replace Fall who plans to retire within months. No retirement date set though a two year service completion is expected. Other candidates include Senators New of Indiana and McCumber of North Dakota and Carmi Thompson of Ohio.
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Washington
Frank B Kellogg
Minnesota
United States
Senate
Harding
Interior
Fall
Kellogg
Golf
Kelloge
Harry S New
Indiana
Porter J. McCumber
North Dakota
Carmi Thompson
Ohio
Revenge for Daughter Sparks Fatal Shootout in Steubenville
In Steubenville on Main street Joseph De Bacco confronted Lorenzo De Andrea, who was accused of assaulting De Bacco’s 12 year old daughter. De Bacco fired four times, critically wounding De Andrea, who is hospitalized. De Bacco fled but is sought by police. witnesses are being held for questioning.
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Steubenville
Joseph de Bacco
Lorenzo de Andrea
Main Street
de Bacco
de Andrea
Poland imposes nationwide gun carry ban and searches
A government decree in Poland bans carrying firearms and empowers authorities to arrest violators. Public gatherings and pirate dwellings are subject to searches. The move follows a security accord with Warsaw authorities and targets potential threats to state safety. Communities face enforcement and monitoring measures.
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Poland
Warsaw
Ships damaged in Atlantic hurricane slows transatlantic service
New York December 26 The worst hurricane in years lashed the north Atlantic delaying all steamship routes. Three vessels the Cedric Zeeland and United States were so battered they must be refitted before return voyages. Reports of missing ships circulated in London but Lloyds agency had no confirmed disaster news despite violent storms ongoing.
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New York
North Atlantic
L.nes
London
Liyod
Marine Agency
French Rejected Germany Boundary Proposal By U S
London reports Premier Poincare rejected a German plan to guarantee the German frontier for thirty years through a four power pact. France cited constitutional limits on referenda and stressed no such referendum would bind France. Paris officials also discuss currency options for Ruhr control, signaling Allied plans ahead of next month’s talks.
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Georges Clemceau
Germany
Ruhr
Washington
Peppoind
Poine
Trance
Internation Sen
London
Charles E Hughes
Premier Poincare
France
Jules Jusserand
United States
Great Britain
Italy
Poincare
Paris
Poimcare
Saerament
After Christmas Fire Traps Dozens in Portland Apartment
A late December blaze in a four story Portland apartment building sent more than 1 350 residents scrambling to escape. A mother and her twenty year old daughter leapt from a second story fire escape while others were aided by passersby as firefighters pulled women and children from the burning structure. Loss estimated around 75000 dollars.
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Portsand
Ore
Mild Christmas Weather Report and Farmer Plowing
A farmer was seen plowing a field this morning with land turning over easily, indicating soft ground. The weather service notes this as the mildest Christmas period in seven years.
Eveland butcher held up and robbed in Broad Street area
Frank Art, a meat dealer on Interior Avenue, was robbed by two armed men who escaped with 282 dollars after locking the doors of his shop today. Police reported no injuries.
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Eveland
Leveland
Dee
Frank Art
Prince Arge Strands After Bank Crash Travel to Foreign Legion
Prince Adge, nephew of Dowager Queen Alexandra, left Copenhagen on December 26 to join the French Foreign Legion. The expedition follows a bank failure that wiped out his funds. He urged staying resolute despite hardship and described the legion as open to all classes.
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Prince Adge
Alexandra
England
Jon
French Foreign Legion
Pmrench
Bandits Loot Morris and Company Branch Office
Chicago December 26 Yeremen orly today blew the door from a safe in a Morris and Company branch office and obtained about $2000 of last Saturday's receipts.
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Chicago
Yeremen Orly
Morris and Company, Packers
Cleveland insane hospital condemned after violent escape
The new Cleveland psychopathic hospital, opened two weeks earlier at a cost of 890000, was closed by welfare director Ralph Perkins. A patient went on a rampage on Christmas Eve, wrecked security, and escaped in a nightshirt and shoes, later recaptured in Parsha village, terrorizing many and injuring fifteen county jail inmates.
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Cleveland Dee
Clevelands
Ralph Perkins
Parsha
Eagles Moosehold Big Christmas Party Highlights
Sunday afternoon events at the Eagles and Moose lodges drew large crowds with vocal and instrumental music. Major Jones gave remarks and gifts were presented to members and guests, including women and children. Mayor Jones and WB Reehmond addressed attire and hospitality as hundreds attended. A separate program featured music and gifts for women and children amid crowd pressure on a Senator Porvas conference proposal.
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Majar Jones
Moose Fodse
Jones
WB Reehmond Wai
Greeks Refuse Turkish Demands in Constantinople
London dispatch reports Greece declined Allied demands to withdraw the Greek patriarchate from Constantinople. Athens telegram says the ruling is firm and the Greek government cannot surrender the position.
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London
Greere
Athens
Renier
Elizabeth Bommers Last Evening Death Notice
Elizabeth Bomm er aged 37 died last evening at the residence of Mrs Fred Smith 223 Far Lawia passage after seven months illness. She is survived by sisters Mrs Dred Smith and Mrs Wathias Meals Lita. Funeral arrangements incompletely readable in the notice.
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Fred Mith
Farlawia
Wathias
George
US to return vast gold stocks to Europe after war
A speculative report notes Washington plans to move substantial gold reserves back to Europe as chaotic postwar trade and conditions ease. A New York dinner on December 29 honors Wynn Mecher with a group of aging tellers including Chauncey Depew, a 38 year old noted as the youngest at the event.
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Washington
United Sakes
Europe
White House
ANEW
York
Sprigeny
Nice
Wynn Mecher
Chauncey Depew
Women and men fined for drinking in Cleveland incident
A group including Si a Hen and Mrs Staub were fined for intoxication after a Christmas drinking party on Weer Avenue. Several others, such as Jack Moran and Ray Wing, were fined and discharged. J C Staub faced an intoxication charge and a separate driver, Prindie, was to be tried for reckless driving.
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Reagan
Cleveland
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Staub
Oliver Rock
Forbes
Costa
J C Staub
Wis
Vleck Toth
Jack Moran
John Dora
Ray Wing
Prindie
Rioting in Italy Flashes of Violence During Christmas
From Rome and other cities the report notes clashes between fascists and communists. In Turin a communist wounded a fascist, and fascists set fire to two socialist clubs. Braceland disturbances leave a fascist dead and several wounded. A separate report from Washington mentions American Legion opposition to a defense society demand regarding a theater group visit.
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American Defense Society
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Ae Geel
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