Will Triumph Huerta Tells Envoy In U.S.
ST. LOUIS Mo Dec 22 Adolfo Huerta leader of the Mexican revolt denies from Vera Cruz to Mexican consul here that he made peace overtures to the Obregon government He says he has solicited no armistice and that revolutionary forces resist the cause of justice and liberty Federal troops are demoralized and will not obey officers Romulo Figuera rebel commander in Jalisco reports advancing from Acapulco with 3000 men toward Mestico City Acapulco coast quarter marked by Cavalry under Marcial Cavazos and Eugenio Martinez troops.
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ST. Louis
Adolfave Ts Huerta
Vera Cruz
F. M. Alvarez
Obregon
Brand A&d
de la Huerta
Justice
Romulo Figuera
Jalisco
Acapulco
Mestco
Youth Held On Serious Charge In Chambersburg
Thomas I Sister of Ronzervilly was arraigned before U S Commissioner Hanebrake in Chambersburg yesterday charged with violating the Mann Act Iris was placed under 1000 bail According to the Information Sister is alleged to have taken Waynesboro girl Catherine Melotyre to Frederick for immoral purposes Charlea C Tenner sold to Anthony M Keller trading as the Keller Construction Company a lot on the former Canadeague road Potomac Iterata in Williamsport Work has begun on a foundation for a large garage and apartments The price cited by the Friar was 3990.
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Thomas I
Ronzervilly
U. S
Hanebrake Chambersburg
Iris
Wohl
Sister
Waynesboro
Charlea
C. Tenner
Anthony M. Keller
Keller Constructon Company
Canadeague God Potomac Iterata
Williamsport
Conference on Limitation of Aircraft Armament Held at White House
President Coolidge met with the Duke of Sutherland and undersecretary Meath to discuss a possible international conference to limit aircraft. The British air secretary said the time might be propitious, but France’s reluctance and unsettled European conditions threaten prospects for talks. In a separate item, Sherri Duffey was arrested in Williamsport on an old September warrant connected to chicken theft. a hearing is pending.
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Ny International Neve Service
Washington
Wily House
Woolidge
Duke of Sutherland
Meith
Afr
Europe
Sherri Duffey
Willlameport
Tiny
Iarrett
Enormous Lemons Exhibit At Local Floral Fair
Enormous lemons grown by G F Willingham of 114 South Locuat Ft. feature Taulerhiense Ismons, the largest ever seen, exhibited to the city today. One fruit weighed 37 ounces and measured around Dt inches in girth, showcased at Floral Park in Kentucky amid gusty conditions.
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G. FL Willingham
South Locuat Ft
Willink
Floral Wark
Ant
Christmas Carols Under Wash Sq Xmas Tree Service
Early morning services will be held at Washington Square under the Neighborhood tree in West Haveratown, starting 7 10. West End pastors to announce the gathering Sunday. Mrs H L Maredith leads singing with Sunday Schools rehearsing old Christmas tunes for a large turnout.
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Washington Square
West Haferatown
Yarloua
Sunady
Carol Ainglog
H. L. Maredith
West End
Wife acquitted in axe slaying of husband in Waterloo
Mrs. Nettle Taylor was cleared of first degree murder in the July 31 death of her husband Frank Taylor. She testified self defense claiming the axe attack occurred while her children slept nearby.
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Freed
Waterloo
Nettle Taylor
Muntor
Frank Taylor
Split Looming In Jersey Klan
In JEMSAY CITY New Jersey a faction of the Ku Klux Klan withdraws from the organization amid internal power struggles. The reported split centers on curtailment of former Imperial Wizard Eimmons power and dissension within local county chapters Hudson and Mergen.
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Jersey
Jemsay City
N. J
New Jersey
Noron
P Hudson
Mergen
Eimmons
Onter
Germany faces its darkest Christmas amid hunger and emigration
U S reports from Washington indicate Germany’s economy is collapsing under high living costs and a failing mark. Emigration rises and child undernourishment spikes with acute shortages and rising deaths from intestinal diseases. In eight months of 1923, 4433 children died versus 3900 in all of 1922. the last quarter likely worsened.
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International Neve Service
Washington
Germany
Margaret L. Coldamuth
Roria
Thieves Rob Poultry Man At Wisport
Sheriff Duffey responded to a robbery at the Farmers' Produce Company in Wisport. Thieves used a skeleton key to enter the poultry house at Chester Worthington's business overnight, stealing several ducks two chickens 11 live turkeys dressed fowls and other poultry. No suspects found at the scene.
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Sherif Duffey
Hitamaport
Farmers’ Produce Company
Chester Worthington
Sherrit Duffey
Worthington
Would Recall Venizelos to Lead Greece
Athens dispatch reports that a military officers association pledges to back former Premier Venizelos if he guarantees the banishment of the Ku Kluxburg dynasty including Prince Paul. Prince Paul is a brother of exiled King George.
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Venizelos
Greece
Dy International News Service
Athens
Association of Army and Navy Officers
Ans
Weekly Weather Forecast for North Atlantic to Great Lakes
Weather Bureau issue predicts generally fair conditions across the North and Middle Atlantic states and the Great Lakes region next week. Temperatures are expected to be near normal or above normal by the end of the week with variable precipitation not specified in detail.
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International News Service
Washington
Dos
Weather Bureau Today
North
Middle Atlantic
Great Lakes
Niles
Ford for President Boosters Hoodwinked
Detroit dispatch reports E G Seibold Henry Ford executive secretary and Robert Pointer exposed deceit in the Ford for President booster movement. Pointer said Seibold vetoed a December conference and Ford boosters had discussed nomination efforts and regional meetings from Dearborn to Omaha.
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Detroit
I.N.S
E. G. Seibold
Henry Ford
Robert R. Pointer
Ford
Leibold
Pointer
Lei
Dearborn
Pototer
Westwood Inn
Here
Omaha
Mother dying after slaying her only son
Clarion Pa December 22 Mrs Joseph Kellerman 26 of Fotlon Farm near here is dying in a local hospital from self inflicted wounds after she killed her two year old son by placing the revolver against his heart and pulling the trigger police say she then killed herself but the cartridge failed to explode she reload ed and attempted again swallowing poison physicians report slight hope for recovery
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Dy International News Service
Clarion
Joseph Kellerman
Fotlon Farm
Hven
Christmas Day to Be Snowless Nationwide
Washington reports a snowless Christmas as the Weather Bureau forecasts plain weather across most of the United States. Temperatures will run normal to near normal with only traces of snow expected in parts of the Great Lakes region and other areas.
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International News Service
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Johnnle
Sves
Great Lake
Santa Claus
Gaunt
United States
One Dead as Flyer Wrecks Near Manetta
One man died and several were slightly hurt when the Dizta Limited derailed at Manetta Georgia. The engineer, James W. Brown of Decatur, was killed. The train ran about three minutes late. Officials attribute spreading ratio to be the probable cause.
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Manetta
Dizta Limited
James W. Brown
Decatur
Qast
Municipal Band to Play Christmas Concert at Public Square
The Municipal Band will render a short concert at the Community Christmas Step in the Public Square at o'clock next Monday evening. Afterward the band will serenade around the city.
Youth Driver Dismissed After Failing To Pay Fine
A city patrol found an automobile parked illegally near the Square. The driver, who had only 28 cents, appeared before Justice Bitner and argued he was en route from Martinburg for a basketball game with a group of girls. The judge dismissed the case, citing insufficient funds to pay the fine.
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Justice Bitner
Tinaburg
Hut
Taft Boson F
Asia
U. S. Ignores Forgery Charge Amid Soviet Claims
Washington reports state department dismisses Soviet forgery allegations by Georges Tehitcherin and cites forthcoming Senate foreign relations committee probe into Soviet activity in the United States. Also regional brief notes derailment of Pennsylvania Train 17 near Lancaster with no injuries and Harry W. Kaylor buying property on Harafiton boulevard for about $9,900 from G Milton Thomas.
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Beegieet
Washington
State Department
Georges Tehitcherin
Publc
State Hughes
Workers Party of America
U. S
Wil Awart
Hughes
Senate
Rasalan
Harry W. Kaylor
G. Milton Thomas
Harafiton Boulevard
Mr. Thomas
Joba MM. Hitzell
Contest Over Fahrney Estate In Chicago Court
Brothers and sisters of the late Josiah H Fahrney sue his widow Mrs Alice Kelly Fahrney of Chicago in a probate fight over a $1 000 000 estate. The dispute began before Probate Judge Keats as the will and a later agreement are contested. The trial centers on a 150 000 trust and income distribution to siblings while excluding the widow. Attorneys argued the second document is a forged scrap. the matter continues, with Page 10 noted.
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Josiah H. Fahrney
Alice Kelly Fahrney
Chicago
Keats
Josiah Fahrney
Peter Fahrney
Fahrney
San Mar
Yabroey
Brothersy and
Ristera
Pabrney
Day's Day Up Washington Dry Christmas Crackdown
Washington faced a dry Christmas as prohibition agents and detectives rounded up 12 people for alleged violations. A list naming more than 1600 persons, many prominent in official and social life, was seized among the seizures.
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Washington
Pallee
Businessmen Give Christmas Bonuses To City Employees
The article notes the practice of employers in Hagerstown giving Christmas bonuses to workers. Amounts vary, from small sums to as much as 10 percent of wages, often tied to tenure. Turkeys are sometimes given as additional gifts, with the tradition described as widespread among local merchants.
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Santa Claus
Hagerstown
Turkeys Priced At 50c Here And 27c Nearby Town
Turkeys were selling for 50 cents a pound locally while nearby towns offered 27 cents per pound. Some area buyers noted live birds costing up to 60 cents at retailers as market camp prices prevailed. The chaotic note mentions Christmas fowls and shoppers recalling past purchases, with unclear names and places due to OCR errors.
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Chambéraburg Cantunrec
Mary
CV Etets
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