Obregon Plans Concerted Attack Against The Rebels
Reports from Mexico City via Laredo indicate Federal troops prepare to strike rebel forces across Vera Cruz Jalisco and Queretaro. President Obregon and War Secretary Serano return hopeful, with General Villareal praising relief efforts by the Red Cross amid regional fighting along the Gulf coast and rail lines.
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GO City
Laredo
Mec
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Queretaro
War Office
Obregon
Serano
Villareal
Sanches
Almanzap
Coolidge to remake U S Ship Board
President Coolidge plans a full remaking of the U S Shipping Board in the coming weeks as Senate balks at Edward P Farley nomination. White House says Coolidge will appoint his own man after Farley rejection handling, aiming to stabilize wartime organization amid political contention.
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Washington
US. Shipping Board
Episcopals Call A Truce Over Bible Interpretation
In New York on October 21 an armistice quieted the internal dispute between fundamentalists and modernists within the Episcopal Church. Spokesman Rev. Dr. Stuart te Tyson allied with Rev. Lee W. Heaton of Fort Worth who reportedly denied the virgin birth, while Bishop Manning led conservatives urging a Christmas truce.
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New York
Stuart Te Tyson
Lee W. Heaton
Fort Worth
Texas
Wm. T. Manning
House to acts on soldiers bonus after holidays
Washington December 21 The soldiers bonus bill will be placed before the House promptly after Congress reconvenes January 3 plans by bonus advocates reveal Ways and Means will then begin consideration of the McKenzie bill backed by the American Legion A Republican conference will direct the committee to advance the bill The conference will instruct the party to finish study of administrative and pay simplification features of existing tax laws Progress cited on the legislation with emphasis on security Mellan recommendations and a push for compromise in the bonus legislation to aid former service men and dependents
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1.N.S
House
Congress
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American Legion
Terwerewas
Jeader Longworth
Tax Laws
Conitive
Serre Ity Mellan
Edona
Despair over Deportation Feeds Fatal Poison Panic
Detroit report recounts a young woman fearing deportation as the motive behind a self inflicted poisoning death. Relatives say she wrote Christmas cards and letters to friends in Winnipeg before her death, while a companion mentioned accompanying stress and despondency.
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Ny International Neves Service
Detroit
Winnipeg
Fyancea
Aald Vyolra Turner
Canks Ag
Sun Yat Sen Demands U S Warships Withdrawn
Dr Sun Yat Sen pleads with American people to withdraw warships from Canton harbor in a denunciation of foreign influence. He urges USA to halt funding arms to allies, arguing Canton revenue should fund debt liquidation and not weapons for enemies.
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Washington
America
Harber
Canton
Sun Yat Sen
South China Republic
Manco
Sun
U. S
South China
Republic
China
Dr. Sun
Eustems
Boston
Turkeys Bring Steep Prices at Local Markets
Local buyers faced high turkey prices with live birds quoted at 40 to 45 cents per pound. A carload of turkeys from the area arrived for sale at the rail yard, while the overall market showed prices similar to other cities. Jurors for the November terms of circuit court in Washington County were excused after a session, with a few criminal cases remaining to be tried next week before Judge Wagman.
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Frederick
Tocal
Turkesa
Circuit Court For
Washington
Dawes Named Leader Of Allied Reparations Inquiry
Paris December 21 Charles G Dawes Chicago banker and first U S Budget director selected by the Allied reparations commission to head the first committee to study Germany s capacity for reparations payments Owen D Young of New York expected to join as another member The commission will refer Germany s loan request to Allied governments and invite the committee to investigate Germany s food situation Work likely to start mid January. French seek to pin down German wealth abroad and in Allies nations including Great Britain Scandinavia Switzerland and Holland
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Paris
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
U.S
Germany
Inter Alled
General Electric Company
Reparations Commission
Reparations Committee
John Cradbury
Deparations Commission
Great Britain
Scandinaria
Switzerland
Holland
Skull fracture fatal as 75-foot well cleaned near Ringgold
Allen Diehl aged 45 introduced to a compound skull fracture while cleaning a 75-foot well on Welty Shockeys farm near Ringgold. A rope displaced a 2-foot piece of wood causing the wood to fall and strike Diehl at the bottom. He was removed from the well in serious condition to Waynesboro hospital. Water service resumes 24 hours after disruption in Meansboro as new pump to be started this week.
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Welty Shockey
Ringgold
Allen Diehl
Edgemont
Waynesboro Hospital
Diehl
Canning
Howe
Meansboro
Eaiplarea
Giant Liner Leviathan Grounds Off Robbins Reef
The Giant Liner Leviathan went aground off Robbins Reef while bound for her pier. Tugs rushed to the scene as passengers crowded the decks. The ship faced no immediate danger as crews attempted to pull her free from the reef.
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New York
Robbins Reef
Solit Seaway
Warm Weather Signals End of Fall Season
The record shows 61 degrees at noon with forecasts indicating a shift from autumn to winter. Government observer J A Miller in Keedreville notes a possible new late December record before afternoon. Tonight and tomorrow turn cloudy with colder air expected.
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J. A. Miller
Keedreville
County Board Probes Taxes and Accounts
The County Commissioners in special session seek a full delinquent tax roll and immediate action to collect hundreds of thousands in back taxes. Officials clarified the county holds no large cash balance, aside from a reported 4192 012.18, while bonded debt stands at 623 209 plus other county guarantees and indebtedness.
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J. O. Sader
Retent Board
Mowan
Snyder
Chicago Tightens Salt Control Ahead of Holiday Demand
In a nationwide enforcement push, authorities redirect agents to Chicago to curb illicit Aquor consumption ahead of the holidays. Percy Owen, enforcement rector, reports heightened patrols in city areas and along major routes near Lake Michigan to prevent unauthorized aquatic shipments.
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Wp International News
Seteien
Chicago
Percy Owen
CIA
Lake Miratian
Nfl
Moller Plans Large Auto Plant in Hagerstown
M P Moller unveils plans to transform Hagerstown with a new auto factory producing 50 cars weekly, leveraging the Marylang Metal plant and Crawford and Dagmar lines. The firm expects 2,000 to 2,500 cars in year one, including six taxicabs due by April 1, with Dagmar and Crawford models showcased in New York and Pittsburgh.
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Hagers ‘Town
Miler
Marylang
Nise
M. P. Moller Auto Comany
Crawford
Dagmar
New Moller Company
T Wall
New York City
New Apartment In Hagerstown To Be Largest
An immense apartment house planned for Summit avenue in Hagerstown will dwarf existing buildings, housing about four times as many people as the current largest. Designed by EL. E. Wessler for Mr. Moller, the project will occupy the Crawford Automobile plant site after relocation. Features include sanken gardens, a front porch and restaurant on the first floor, and a rear garage for residents. Construction will start after the auto plant moves, likely in spring, with occupancy by early fall.
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Hagerstoyu
Crawford
Jon Summit Avenue
EL. E. Wessler
P. Moller
Youths Remove Shrubbery Off Terrace Lawns
Police investigate depredations by eight youths on the Terrace as valuable shrubbery is taken from several residents yards. An imported cedar tree, about 12 years old, is said to have been removed from the lawn of a resident. A patrolman has been stationed to guard the area amid ongoing concerns of property loss. Mrs. C. L. Dean of Boonsboro suffered a fall Monday morning, slipping on a curb and hitting her head, requiring attention at home before being returned by Dr. Wale.
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Ofr Tesidenes
S. It. Rads
Boonsboro
Fataike Houan
Athylla Hier
Sle
Wale
Venizelos Set for Return as Greek Leader
Premier Gona faa announces the likely return of former Premier Eleutheriog Venizelos to head Greek affairs. Republicans oppose his return, fearing recall of King George. Army and navy officers demand removal of King George and urge recall of Venizelos from Paris after the past peace conference.
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Dy International News Service
Gonafaa
Bree Aster Vealzetos
Paria
Paris
Boundary dispute case heard before jurors
A case involving Mary Chapman Ezra Chapman and others over a boundary between properties was not proved by the plaintiffs representatives. The wall construction matter was discussed as the wall would be breached once the walls are examined, with various attorneys present.
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Chapman
Ezra
Come MM
Smith
Armstrong
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