Christianity In Turkey Becomes World Issue at Lausanne
At Lausanne on December 13 Lord Curron led Allied demand to halt clashes and push for progress in settlement talks with Turkey. Samet Pasha, Turkish delegate head, rejected Anglo American calls for a national amnesty for Armenians and refused to allow a global council to safeguard Christians. He insisted minorities serve in the military and opposed an international commission to oversee Christians in Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
Juyton
Near East
Turkey
Galt
Curron
Samet Pasha
Fast Train Wreck Kills Two, Injures Many
Two people die and about twenty are injured in a collision involving the coal region flyer, the Philadelphia bound express. The wreck occurred when a coal train car on the side struck the passenger train from a siding. Victims Migselon Jennings and Wis. Tasse Stevenson were buried locally. both women were active in society and Sunday school work. An official inquiry is underway as county officials investigate wheel alignment and the cause of the collision.
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Clinton
Coal Region
Philadelphia
Pottavilla
Migselon Jennings
Wis
Tasse Stevenson
Ts Place
Ex Kaiser Calls Fiancée Wife Wonderful in Revelations
Berlin report reveals Wilhelm Hohenzollern, the former German Kaiser, told his former secret fiancée that Hermine is wonderful and the ideal wife after a secret engagement with the Princess of Reuss. The sensational disclosures were published today.
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Ly International
Berlin
Hermine
Wilhelm Hohenzollern
Bremary Tiage
Woman Fined For Speeding Injured Man Testimony Key
In a court held in Krank's bedroom, Justice O M C Younkins fined Mrs Cora D Lee of Brangwick $60 and costs after William Krank and two Sandy Hook silversmiths testified. Krank, injured in a previous wreck on the Ta Tadre and Chin Railroad, remains bedfast with a broken leg.
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William Kranl
Sandy Hook
O. M.C. Younkins
Krank
Cora D. Lee
Brangwick
Kron
Tee
Bronk
Lea
Justin
Socks Held in Frederick Jail Over Worthless Check
A. J. Coffman of Sabineville reports R. H. Socks of Magerstown jailed in Frederick on a warrant. Socks charged with passing a worthless check. He allegedly advertised selling papers in Sabillasville and Hoarded with Cetinam period. He remains detained awaiting the territory term of equed. Souhs previously sold papers and ads in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Coffman
Sabineville
R. H. Socks
Magerstown
Frederick
Batteria
Seeund Sabillas Villa
Cetinam
Uhalle
Souhs
Supreme Court upholds double jeopardy concern in day violators
WASHINGTON December 13. A US Supreme Court decision states a Votatore may be convicted in both state and federal courts for the same offense and could affect Day VI violators. Also noted are reports of diphtheria cases in Wiesner and county towns. Woodrow Wilson retirement discussed as indication of former president’s public activity. Local notes mention a quiet firm transition and electoral polling plans for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Jan Votatore
Dune
Con Brose
Cy Bader
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Colby
Wilko
Mby
WiTsa
Britain may skip next Allied premiers conference
London reports Britain will not attend the Paris conference on reparations. Premier Bonar Law may reject the French plan if not softened, risking a breakdown in allied talks. Cabinet anger at French Premier Poincare’s policy grows as Germany proposals are debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Churgh
Klum
London
Great
Poincare
France
Dollar Law
Bonar Law
Hawaii considers ban on flappers under new bill
Honolulu Dec 12. Representative Thomas Pedro proposes a bill to prohibit women from cutting hair to below shoulder length. The measure, backed by the regalia group, targets flapper style in the territory.
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Ly Internadional Wewe Seeeieet
Honolulu
Territory of
Hawaii
Thomas Pedro
Overheated furnace ends danger at Lyons store
At about 7 10 this morning an overheated furnace in the Lyons store at 80d South Patamar street drew the fire department. No damage occurred and the fire companies did not need to enter service.
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Lyons
Patamar Street
Allies Attitude Toward Germans Prevents Payment of U.S. Debits
Rep Theodore E Burton, member of the American Debt Commission, warned that no early foreign debt payments will occur while Germany remains under what he called serfdom due to French and other Allied demands. Burton spoke before the Washington Association of Credit Men after a European tour, warning of chaos in Europe and threats from Russia and Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Walerundansl
Washington
America
Germany
Theodore E. Burton
American Debt Commission
Washington Association of Credit Men
Burton
Europe
Trial Hero in Mount Molly Murder Case Feature
Mrs John Bruen faces trial in Mount Molly Ind for the murder of her husband Jon Branen a famed circus performer Mobr is listed as codefendant alongside Nv Branen with Warry C. involved in the case replacing unclear spellings with readable names for a concise report.
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John Bruen
Mount Molly
Jon
Warry
Mobr
Senior Class Test and Farewell Plan at High School
A testing session for the senior class will take place in the auditorium to witness an evening program. The meeting aims to arrange a farewell play and graduation, with attendees and activities centered on the upcoming ceremonies.
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Fennis High School
WM. G. A
Blame Firebug For Series Of Barn Fires In The County
Destruction of Albert Johnson’s barn near Kemp's Mills marks the fourth fire in weeks in the county. Investigators are tracing arson clues as insurance losses mount. Similar fires have occurred in Millstone area and recall barn blazes in Montgomery Delaware and Chester counties prompting vigilance measures by farmers.
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Pennsy
Albert Johnson
Kemp’s Mills
Montgomery
Delaware
Chester
Jail For Auto Drivers Drunk Declares Judge
Judge Josiah Cohen of Allegany County declares drunken automobile drivers convicted before him will receive the full penalties of law. Each offender faces one year in prison and a $600 fine, with repeat violators receiving the same or greater penalties.
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Uy Internationa
Phitsburg
Des
Josiah Cohen
Allegany Cpanty
United States
Ingo
Will
Cohan Gald
Deedail
Steve Karten
Dimola
Mabia
Community Christmas Tree Selection by Committee
A local committee plans to select a community Christmas tree. Members Battersen Catan and Grabmyer will visit Wilson's to choose a tree to be produced for display in Washington Square. The committee, representing Community Services, will supervise cutting and transport to the city for annual setup.
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Battersen
A. KK
Catan
A. C. Grabmyer
Wilson's
Washington Square
Hervics
Sathlana
Washington
Bootlegger Who Made Million Sentenced to Ten Years
Howard Nonagan, a Brooklyn bootlegger who claimed to have made about $1,000,000 selling liquor, was led to Atlanta Penitentiary to serve ten years for conspiracy and prandler jeony. He was fined $85,000. The convict had plotted to steal government documents to aid his bootlegging operations.
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Oy International News Service
York
Howard Nonagan
Brooklyn
Ugner
Atlanta
Prandler Jeony
Done- Tae
Wreck blocks traffic on B and C lines near Martinsburg
Special to The Marit reports a wreck on the B and C lines of the Bank and Ohio Railroad near Opequon Bridge east of Martinsburg delaying trains until noon. Twenty seven empty freight cars derailed, several drilled into the creek below, no crew injured. A man named Mashes Foot suffered a mashed foot moving a keg of metal. other details outline visiting growers and county agents in the area.
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Martinsburg
Bankmore Wnd
Ohio Railroad
Opequon Bridge
Marlineburg
Judge presses jurors for verdict in tarring case
The jury in the robbery trial of Luther Brill Raymond Tomeroy William Fraker and Harry Ditmer enters its twenty seventh hour behind closed doors. Judge Frank G Wagaman asks for a verdict as foreman Vincent Flock confirms no decision yet. If no verdict is reached today the case trends to retrial later in the term.
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Luther Brill
Raymond Tomeroy
William Fraker
Harry Ditmer
Walter Thomson
Dewey Batt
Frank G. Wagaman
Vincent Flock
Twelve Crown DLOSTUN Sinks in Severe Turmoil
Turmoil surrounds a sinking incident at a crowded gathering in Colerua, with Irish Free State officials visiting and rail worker injuries reported amid a prank gone wrong. Fifty homeless families driven from a Silk Road area fire, leaving many women and children on the streets as winter worsens.
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Chicago
Drew
Two Held for Shoplifting Alleged Holiday Robbery
Arrested last night on charges of shoplifting Mrs Jessie Wilkinson seven years old and mother of six children and her daughter Anna sixteen were held under thirty dollars each for a hearing before Justice Bitner in the works court Friday evening. They allegedly robbed focal stores during the bolady rush. A bag of goods identified by store heads as stolen was found in Mrs Wilkinson's possession. Burn denied the charges when placed under arrest by Patrolmen Salles and Divine.
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Jessie Wilkinson
Anna
Justice Bitner
Building permit police follow new clue in murder case
Los Angeles dispatch says a new clue to Clara Phillips hiding place boosts search for the missing woman. The district attorney's office promises developments as investigators chase the latest lead in the murder mystery surrounding the missing suspect, described as more significant than prior clues.
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NEW Mutual Ensurance Company
West Washington Street
Ly Futernational News Service
LOS Angels
Clara Phillips
Escapad
Hamin Imurderess
Bhorlf
Union Counsel for T E Carroll Faces Manslaughter Charge
Union officials including Thomas B Carroll and Frank L Mulholland defend in a case linked to Machinists Union. Darrell is alleged to have choked B Garfield Rout after a quarrel. Rout died next day. Grand Jury indicted. eighteen defense witnesses summoned. autopsy experts and physicians listed for the state. Jury impanelment underway.
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Frank L. Mulholland
Promise
Toledo
Ohio
Ond Bonusel
J. Cleveland Grice
Thomas B. Carroll
The
Machinists Union
Marylen
Cherge
B. Garfield
Darrell
D. Brandish McCleary
William Jennings Bryan Denounces Rule by the Rich
In New York on December 13 William Jennings Bryan denounces what he calls rule by the wealthy and urges policies to unite the nation, strong European support, and strict Prohibition enforcement. He proposes a public labor board to reveal industry truths and government power to run key industries during strikes or lockouts for national welfare. He criticizes the Harding era as reactionary and misdirected, urging foundational reforms.
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Asyright
York
United States
Willian Jennings Tygan
Tech
Whit International Nowa
Tate
Copa
Vyvar Prakteig
Mercury Down To 16 Today Weather Record Note
Weather observer J A Millay at Kendall field records show the thermometer dropped to 16 degrees today, matching a few days earlier. Many streams have frozen. land and waterways warn of continued cold and hazardous travel conditions.
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J. A. Millay
Kendyfell
Vidhitein
Ayer
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Welatar Staten
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Svi
U.S
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Biarsnal Perey
Millstone
Perey
Pittsburg
Mashes Foot
Frank Tirrison
Bhiawngytte
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Binoswick
Soo Bhai
Dole Payk
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Comite
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Varte
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Deti
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T.E. Carroll
William J. Bryan
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