U S May Show Europe Hand Soon In Reparations Talks
Chief questions in the four year reparations dispute center on American role. President Harding and Cabinet discuss strategy as Allied leaders finalize positions. Separate testimony in the Rout case questions whether the melee caused death. experts note prior conditions and chronic issues.
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U.S
Europe
George R. Holmes
Wr International Neue Bergke
Washington
Ameras Volve
United States
Harding
Aled Waders
Hordah
Hia Aviaera
Harvey Hag
Mwarding
Amer
Army surgeon accused of bigamy after lake county kidnapping claim
Captain Charles Pike, an Army surgeon from Chicago Henderson Memorial Hospital, was arrested on a bigamy charge after a report he abducted a man to prevent arraignment for marrying a second wife. The case links a prior marriage to Attorney Louis A. Haile's daughter and involves Pittsburgh and Illinois connections.
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Newn
Caplin
Charles Pike
Chicago Maring Hospital
Fndiana
Chiegho
Louis A. Haile
Hivago
Office move and new cage ball at YMCA site noted
Attorney A Z Long relocated to Liles law office upstairs in Mealey Row. The Url floor space adjoining the library will be converted to a store room. A large cage ball ordered for some time arrived yesterday at the YMCA.
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A. Z. Long
Liles Law Office
Mealey Row
Mbrary
Bank Messenger Shot Sparked City Alarm
A bank messenger was shot and slightly wounded in a disturbance linked to a bank in Darby. Police reported an armed incident as the suspect fled, with details unclear. A separate report notes a Maltese individual wounded in a prior incident as authorities pursue a suspect. A parolee in Pontiac was executed today at the state reformatory after a crime tied to the same period.
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Pontiac
Deo
Ayras
Petige
Impeachment Setback for Daugherty Hearings Continue
Deserted by originators of the charges the Daugherty impeachment hearings resume before the judiciary committee. Representatives Mellor and Jackson Ralston were absent and Mellor was subpoenaed but did not appear. Separately two divorce bills were filed by Seaue F Bounson and Gortrida D1.
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Daugherty
Keller
Ry International News
Bervier
Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Judiciary Committee
Thay
Oscar Ieller
Minnesota
Mor Jackson Ralston
Gongtai
Founson
Margaret Johnon
Harry Brindle
Gortrida
Jaroingh
Charles Woll
James Hilt
Allied Unity Plea in King George Speech
London dispatch notes a plea for allied unity in King George's prorogation speech. The appeal emphasizes patience and cooperation among nations affected by European crises, with strong implication toward France.
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London
Europe
George
France
Pinchot Plans To Follow Roosevelt While Governor
Governor-elect Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania vows to emulate Theodore Roosevelt progressive principles as he prepares to take office. He aims to create a people oriented government and govern Pennsylvania with reform and efficiency to improve state services and leadership.
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Pinchot
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
White House
Ity International News
Washington
Theodora Roosevelt
Gifford Indhot
International News Service Today
Harding
Penneylvania
Koystone
Canwaldler
Rohorb
Dave Treadway
Syd Sapr
Filia
Arbutus Budding Sign Spurs Spring Hopes on Mountain
An unusual mountain find near South Mountain shows arbutus in early bud, with flowers expected to bloom soon. Locals note the dainty trailing plant as a herald of spring as buds form along the southern slope.
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South Mountain
Walleat
Hewald Aiki Sewelly
Htoonis Duchy March
France Will Act Alone If Needed In Ruhr Occupation
Paris December 15 Premier Poincare declared France may act independently against Germany if Allies do not fully cooperate. He said France would install its own engineers mining experts and customs officials while reserving space for British personnel if they join later.
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Paris
Germany
Ruhr
Premier Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
France
Border Patrol Urged Along Rio Grande to Curb Smuggling
Special agents Connell and Burton urged creating a border patrol along the Rio Grande to curb alien smuggling and narcotics, aid prohibition, and enforce border laws. They warned unrestricted Mexican unskilled labor could threaten American jobs and warned against Chinese and Japanese immigration.
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Dy International News Service
Washington
Rio Grande River
Davis
Charles T. Connell
R. W. Burton
Connell
Burden
Mexico
Nexica
Itetay
Serra
United States
Bogginson Found Guilty in Clearbrook Shooting Case
Richard Bogginson, colored, was found guilty in Winchester of involvement in the shooting at the village of Clearbrook near Winchester. The jury’s verdict carries a 30 day jail sentence, with the case to be further argued today. Co-defendants Harry Lynch and John Hamilton were mentioned as arraigned or at large.
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Richard Bogsinson
Clearbrook
Winchester
Stuart Whetzell
Rogeitson
Atttorney
Harry Lynsh
Lynch
John Hamilia
Modernegro
Hagerstown
Cleathraok
Boggingson
Winchester Fair Grounds
Bogginson
Mother and Son Slain Then Home Set Ablaze in New York
In New York on December 16, Marie Kopello, 36, and her 9 year old son Fred were found shot and stabbed in their burning Coney Island home. Police extended the search for a suspect after neighbors reported no cries or suspicious sounds. Separately, The Women's Exchange and Antique Shop on W Washington reports a large Christmas sale with many new antiques arriving daily, including cakes and candles handled by the club.
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New York
Mys
Marie Kopello
Fred
Themen
Women's Exchange
W. Washington
Club
Negroes Face Prison in Violent Cutting Case
James Harris, colored, was sentenced to eight months in the House of Correction for allegedly cutting Benny Sommers with a razor. Thurston, holding a warrant, recognized Harris and attempted to arrest him. Harris fought and a razor was found during search. The incident followed another arrest earlier for an assault with similar violence.
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Bitner
William Thurston
Kim
James Harris
Hardgly
Benny Sommers
Patrotman Thurston
Tiurrie
Harria Wan Teat
Warn To Look For Nurse Cashing Faulty Checks
A warning notice seeks the public’s help to locate an elderly woman posing as a nurse who cashes worthless checks. She allegedly visited Martinsburg banks, obtaining about $100 from four banks by presenting altered or dishonored checks and later cashing portions of the funds. Authorities believe she collected blank backs in town and used different names with banks.
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Besa
Martinsburg
Virginia
Trig
Paveda
Pex Mar Amusement Proprietor Is Dead
William W. Libby, 50, proprietor and manager at Pen-Mar Park in Philadelphia, died of heart trouble. A longtime Pen-Mar figure, he spent about 20 years shaping its amusement attractions and was beloved by patrons and an expanding circle of friends.
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Puddya
Philadelphia
William W. Libby
Pen-Mar Park
Hla
Libby
Pen-Mar
Ftrienda
Uncle Sam to be Santa Claus to disabled vets
December 16 report states Uncle Sam will spread Christmas cheer to 49,000 hospitalized and disabled veterans. Charles Thordon announces checks and compensation to settle outstanding claims, with funds approved to operate through Christmas. Veterans from 1917 and 1918 will receive aid as the agency works night and day to conclude settlements.
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Uncle Sam
Santa Claus
Ecvieot Waulting
Dev
Ravorapanent
Pladness
Charles Thordon
Moxie Séavda
Nites Ganado Tadives
Torbos
Aurean Torea
Son Christmas
Labor charge alleges AFL sought support for bill
Senator La Follette, Republican of Wisconsin, alleged in the Senate that Chairman Lavker of the Skipping Board sought help from Samuel Gompers, AFL president, to mobilize labor for theelp subsidy bill. The claim was part of La Follette's onslaught as the debate began.
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Thenational News Service
Washington
Lavker
Samuel Gempers
American Federation of Labor
Tnat
Wis
Senate
Robert M. LaPolette
Wisconsin
Heginning
Mensure
Beauty Specialist Found Dead After Poisoning
CHICAGO Dec 18 Mrs Lorraine Porter a 21 year old beauty specialist was found dying from mer word poisoning in her apartment garb today she had taken more than 200 tablets she died shortly after wounding words chatter from the coroner noted the lines “Plogsa fal me dic” were her last.
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Chicago
Lorraine
Porter
Auto Crash at Randolph and Locust Crossing
A serious collision narrowly avoided near noon at Randolph and North Locust street. Francis P. Case driving east on Randolph struck H Hause’s car as it turned through the crossing. both cars were demolished and towed. Both drivers escaped with minor cuts and bruises.
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Tony
Randolph
Locust
Francis P. Case
Mr. Hause
Hause
Case
Two More Die In Moonshine War In Kentucky Mountains
In Menifee county Kentucky hostilities flare as outlaw leader Seb Ballard is shot dead and his brother Charles Ballard is seriously wounded by prohibition agents led by Guy Cole of Bowling Green. The violence marks another clash in the moonshine crackdown in the region.
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Kentucky
Outlaw Gang
Brother
Mount Sterling
Menifee County
Seb Ballard
Charles Ballard
Guy Cole
Bowling Green
Small Must Account For State's Money
Former state treasurer Ten Small, now Governor, must file an accounting of state funds entrusted to the treasury. Judge Jones ordered the accounting in the matter, with Lt Governor Froid Storing and others to provide details. The decision follows testimony and identifies no further delays.
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Intervasional
Newn Berstees
Springfield
Tila
Nec
Trenster
Sists
Audiing
Andra Russell
Froid
Jones
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Frank Mulholiend
Toledo
Ohio
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Carrol
Emergency ‘Fleet Corporation
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Msional
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