European neutrals weigh response to Wilson peace note
United States diplomacy centers on whether European neutrals like Spain and Switzerland will issue a united appeal to belligerents. Berlin reports receipt of the note and London commentary suggests the proposals align broadly with opposing views, yet officials say both sides pursue similar general aims while detailed terms differ.
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Britain Will Refrain From Reply To Wilson Peace Note
December 22 London reports the British government will not reply to President Wilson in the current moment, stating the issue must be handled through Entente allies. Andrew Bonar Law says a statement is impossible now and emphasizes unity with Britain, France, Russia, Italy, and smaller powers. The Evening Standard comments on Wilson’s note, warning against implying Britain and allies welcome any peace move now.
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Two Charged With Hold-Up in Glen Elk
Homer Hayes identified Babe Pritchard and Cecil Jones as robbers in Glen Elk on Clark Street Wednesday night. Hayes said he met them in a West Pike pool room and was assaulted in a dark spot. Pritchard denies the charges and was jailed with Jones awaiting trials.
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Cecil Jones
Edward Kiddom
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Pritchard
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Glen Elk
Snowfall paralyzes Columbus as heavy snow hits state
Des 22 report from Columbus says Oslo towns and titles dig out after the heaviest snowfall in years. The storm halted transit across central and northern parts of the state with streetcar traffic nearly suspended and thousands walking to work. Ten inches fell in Cantab in Columbus, the newspaper notes the snowfall as severe.
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Oslo
British Capture El Arish Near Suez Front in Egypt
El Arish, a fortified Egyptian town ninety miles east of the Suez Canal, was captured Thursday by British forces. The town, with fewer than 10 000 residents, lies on the Mediterranean near the Palestine frontier, in territory long held by the Turks since their invasion of Egypt.
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Baltimore cattle market prices noted for calves and livestock
Baltimore Maryland December 22 cattle and veal market reports show firm demand for calf veal at various per pound grades from 1 to 18 cents. Sheep and lamb arrivals scarce with prices per head and per pound listed. live pigs and shoats priced per head. Beef cattle quotes include first quality and medium per pound ranges and various head prices.
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Isseez
Unclear dispatch on Baris and Graves arrival
Fragmentary note describes William Graves delivering a message to Brance and a bellicose Paris note to Briand, with Secretary Lansing referenced. Text is garbled and lacks coherent/contextual details about dates, locations, or outcomes.
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Nemesis Shrine names officers for term at Charleston meeting
At the Nemesis Temple in Charleston officers for the new term were elected. Darlas Thoenen of Sisteraville was advanced to illustrious potentate and Birk S Stathers of Weston was named chief rabban. Other officers include We A Carpenter Salem high priest and prophet Ty R Cowell Parkersburg and James A Wetherell Parkersburg treasurer. Representatives to the Imperial Konnels next June were A T Cunningham Clarkshire E R Patton and Walter D Dark Parkersburg.
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Clarksburg
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YARDS CONGESTED IN PITTSBURGH AT CHRISTMAS
Christmas freight floods Pittsburg yards causing congestion as carloads back up. Bad weather and shortages delay shipments, though locals await presents. Despite hurdles, many workers enjoy bonuses and extra dividends this holiday season.
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Miss Chorpening Claimed by Death
Miss Wilda Chorpening died Friday morning at 18 after short illness. Daughter of Miiani and Mrs A D Chorpening of Bridgeport she was beloved in town and a leader among church youth. Survived by parents, grandfather and siblings Ada Rose Virginia Charles. Funeral at Bridgeport Baptist Church Sunday morning.
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Sidewiped Locomotive Causes Delays At Connellsville
A passenger train was sidewiped near Connellsville Pennsylvania early Friday morning and rerouted after minor injuries were reported. Crews repaired the damage as trains remained delayed several hours while traffic resumed toward Pittsburgh and Baltimore and Ohio lines.
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Bainversck
Glassware maker funds insurance policy on gift
Unclear text describes a company and a policy linked to a Christmas gift. An insurance aggregator reportedly holds over half a million dollars in coverage. Beneficiary would receive the policy amount on the owners’ death. Monongah company and others are mentioned in relation to containers and bottles.
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Will of John Drens probate in Quiet Dell estate division
The will of the late John Drens of Quiet Dell is probated. His widow receives a life estate. after her death the estate passes equally to three children Carlylac Coats Janes Pickens and a third child. Properties include houses on Buckhannon Avenue Broad Oaks a farm at Quiet Dell and a farm on Marshall Street with assorted cattle implements and stock. The two executors named are precatory in the will.
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Five lives lost in Stealey Heights mayoral convention turmoil
The People's Progressive party gathered in Brealey Heights to nominate a mayor and council members. Warnings emerged of tax burdens and costs while advocating fair enforcement and strong fire protection amid a chaotic convention marked by heated pledges and applause.
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Fire destroys Kansas Masonic Home in Wichita area
A large blaze ripped through the Kansas Masonic Home in western Wichita, killing two and injuring ten. Survivors evacuated as flames consumed the main building and chapel, with the hospital and several structures burned. investigators estimate the property damage at about 250000 dollars. Authorities say all obvious victims were removed, though one official cautions some may still be inside.
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Rabbits Show Slow Growth as Harvest Marks Decline
A fragmented report notes ongoing rabbit hunts and fluctuating harvests this year. It mentions measures by local authorities to manage populations and references possibly 2,000 leaflets or permits issued, with details obscured but indicating public interest and regulatory activity surrounding hunting.
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