Entente Delivers Long Note Reply to German Proposals
The Entente replies to the German note with a lengthy document delivered in Paris next week. It outlines peace terms based on prewar status, calls for evacuation of northern France Belgium and Luxembourg, and redraws borders including Alsace Lorraine to France and a broader Polish and Balkan reorganization. It also envisions Turkish reforms, Armenian tutelage, and German democratization under international supervision, with ships and colonies redistributed among Entente powers.
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Emets
London
Des
Paris
Germany
Washington
Wilson
the Spectator
France
Belgium
Luxemburg
Serbia
Roumania
Russia
Monteneera
Schleswig-Holstein
Dengnarki
Poses
Prussia
Austrian
Poland
Bosnia
Herzegovina
Dalmatia
Croatia
Mohemnia
Transylvania
Tyrol
Triest
Istria
Austria
Italy
Turkey
Constantinople
Straits
Syria
Asia Minor
Mesopotamia
Entente
Montedegro
Ententel
Asia
County Court Qualifications Then and Arrests Reported
County Court records show George W. Fox qualified as county court presiding constable in Serdis district with bonds of 4000. Omar W. Swiger and George B. Fox as sureties. Ei Je West qualified as peace justice for Union district with 3500 and Ay Ladwig as surety. Goshelius C. Davis named administrator of ante M. Davis estate with 100 bond and Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland as surety. Appraisers named N L Fitzhobe, A J Williams and GCayson. City police raided Glen Elk building, arresting a man and a woman who used the names Mrs Montgomery and p f ne for appearance before Mayor Gordon Friday. Chicago reports federal grand jury near discharge after hearing evidence on high cost of living. indictments expected.
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George W. Fox
Priday
Serdis
Omar W. Swiger
George B. Fox
Ei Je West
Union
Ladwig
Gorhelius C. Davis
Estateidfj
Fiorante M. Davis
Abond
Fidelity ‘and Deposit
al Glen Elk Bulldine
Montgomery
Gordon Impolles
Highest price ever for oil announced in Pittsburg
Pittsburg December 23 principal purchasing agencies announce the highest price for Pennsylvanian crude oil. The price rose ten cents a barrel to 285 dollars. Other grades also climbed Mercer brick 3.30 Corning 2.25 Cabell 2.22 Sumers 2.05 Ragland unchanged at Kinety-Gre cents. Producers hold for higher prices before releasing stock despite refiners demand and abundant above ground oil.
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Eeraeetreatratel
Pittsburg
Peonaylva
Corning
Cabell
Ragland
Pittsburg Post Office Sees Holiday Mail Surge
Nearly 400000 more letters and cards moved through the Pittsburg post office this Christmas, with the district total rising by about 1,000,000 pieces. Main office receipts climbed eighteen percent from last year and parcel post grew twenty five percent.
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Pittsburg
J. G. Hart
East Liliertz
North Side
Kilbert C Inge Shot in St Louis Robbery
Kilbert C Inge an 11 year old salesman for a New York fur company was shot while two robbers held a dice game at a theater building in St Louis. The youth tried to run as the men demanded surrender and was fatally wounded. the gunmen escaped.
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ST. Louis
Kilbert
C. Inge
New York Fur Company
Inge
Hoth
Four Injured in Sled and Car Collision in Red OL City
Four people were injured in a winter accident in Red OL City, including Abe Spear and Max Schefter with severe injuries and possible fatalities. Laula Spear and Mose Spear also hurt, all caused by a head on collision with an automobile from defective sleds. The Spears are brothers.
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Red OL City
Qvera
Abe Spear
Deen
Max’ Schefter
Laula
Mose
Adamston Republicans Nominate Town Ticket for Mayors and Council
Adamston Republicans named a town ticket for the annual selection. Charlda J. Sams was nominated for mayor, K. R. Powell for recorder, and councilmen were W. E. Hoyles Alfred Powell George Lamb O H Pew and R L McWilliams. Frank Murphy was the meeting chair and W W Carr the secretary.
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Adamston
Charlda J. Sams
K. R. Powell
W. E . Hoyles
Alfred Powell
George Lamb
0. H. Pew
Rell. McWilliams
Frankel.Murphy
Mwast
W. W. Carr
Christmas trees reach Clarkeburg on delayed carload
Clarkeburg received an overdue carload of Christmas trees Friday morning via local distributor Carskadon who reports the trees are the prettiest yet brought to the city. No sale is planned. rail action may cover the loss. In Philadelphia a bonus pay of ten percent of yearly wages was granted to Atlas Powder Company employees across its multiple plants.
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Clarkeburg
BV. Carskadon
Philadelphia
Atlas Powder Company
Taméqua
Pal
Lake ‘Hopatcong
N. W
Senator
Michi
Atlas
Bio
Kittaning
Pas
Paterson
Okla
Somerville Couple Welcome New Daughter at Home
Mr and Mrs Ochis Somerville of 210 Buckhannon Pike Broad Oaks announce the birth of a daughter delivered at their home Thursday afternoon. Mr Sommerville is a driller for Horsnor Company and expresses great happiness over the arrival.
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Ochis
Sommerville
Buckhannon
Pike, Broad
Oaks
Hors Nor Company
Mathematic a study to curb living costs in schools
MATHEMATICS MORGANTOWN Dec 29 A comprehensive study is under way by the Educational Committee of the National Association of State and City Weights and Measures. C W Waggoner of West Virginia University and assistant, commissioner of weights and measures of New York, and W C Lytton of Iowa will plan a campaign to educate the public schools on honest weights and measures. The committee will present plans to arouse national interest and study arithmetic texts to remove obsolete tables and replace them with modern material.
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Morgantown
Mathematica
National Association of State and
C. W. Waggoner
Department of Physicx
West Virginia Valveraity
City of
New York
W. C.lytton
Lowa
Tha
National Association
Miner William Goodwin Died From Slate Fall At McWhorter Mine
William Goodwin a 54 year old miner employed at the McWhorter Callif mine died Thursday afternoon from injuries suffered when slate fell on him about a few hours earlier. Surviving relatives include daughters Mrs Ira Payne Mrs MLW Rimer and Mrs C F Nimer of McWhorter Mrs Joseph McCoy of Rosemont and sons Clarence Goodwin of Glen Falls and John Goodwin of Northview. The body was prepared for burial and will be taken to Salem Saturday morning for funeral services and burial.
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William Goodwin
Callif
McWhorter
Winder
Ira Payne
Mlw. Rimer
C.F. Nimer
Mra Joseph McCoy
Rosemont
Clarence Goodwin
Glen Falls
John Goodwin
Northview
Salem
Russian steamer Kursk sinks after mine explosion near Kirkwall
The 7,669 ton Kursk bound from Archangel to New York struck a mine on November 29 off Kirkwall Scotland. Two crew members drown while lifeboats are launched. Part of the stern torn, passengers and crew drift in open boats until rescue. Emily Cochran of Webster County dies in New York hospital after illness. Burial services planned for Saulabury, with funeral Sunday.
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Kursi
Archangel
Rusais
NewYork
Kirkwall
Scotland
Ayere
Kursk
Kirkwalls
Patroe
Sithe
Lapland
Liverpool
Transfer oYoTEM The street car committee meeting agenda
The board of trade discusses transfer issuance by the transportation company. W J Flaherty, superintendent of total divisions, will meet at 7 o clock Friday evening in board of trade rooms. Discussion focuses on transfers to aid workers return home without paying two fares and other interurban line matters.
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Ito
Lissue Itransfers
Ihe
Algo Bella
Train wreck disrupts Chesapeake and Ohio line at Kaytord
Reported derailment on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad near Kaytord involving a Tassencer train. Crews work to clear the collapsed track while passengers are evacuated and lines halted. Local authorities coordinate emergency response with railroad officials.
Rail workers to decide next step over Adamson Pact
New York December 29 400000 railroad employees allied with foremen and brotherhoods will determine the next move through their authorized committees handling the internal controversy over the operation of the Adamson Pact. Railroad chiefs announced the action after a Friday conference indicating concern that pending retention and forthcoming legal steps by railroads could delay the Wilson committee investigation led by George W Goethals.
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New York
Brotherhood
Wilson
George W. Goethals
Law son Lawson telegram sparks House probe clash
Washington December 29 The stock market transparency row tied to President Wilsons peace note heats up as House Rules Chairman Henry telegrams Thomas W Lawson of Boston demanding a public stand or to face reintroduction of a bill to regulate the New York stock exchange.
Insane Man at Guyana House Defies Police Siege
George O Gaats, described as becoming suddenly insane, locked himself in his home in Guyana and opened fire on Priday and Dr Hocking. Three shots struck his arms and shoulders. Police, armed with shotguns, set up guards and tried several ruses to coax him out, threatening to maim if he did not surrender.
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Baltim
Dew
George
Priday
Hocking
Guyana
Gante
Submarine ships to carry mail in future post service
Berlin December 29 reports a plan for merchant submarine Deutschland to carry letters and cards on trans continental routes. Rates start at two marks for a card or letter up to twenty grams, with additional charges up to sixty grams. Ocean travel times are long, months, making the new service eagerly awaited.
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Preesy
Berlin
Dee
Deutschland
Ratagy
Oria
Open grate deaths prompt safety ordinance
Readers are informed that fatalities from open grates have prompted city officials led by Director Charley Hubbard to tighten public safety measures. The ordinance restricts open fires near dwellings and aims to prevent further injuries in the built environment.
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Liel
Lerge
Charley
Hubbard
Department of Pubis Safety
Herlof
Verdun battle report northwest of Verdun after assault
German troops attacked northwest of Verdun on Tuesday night, penetrating a French trench north of Dead Man Hill. French infantry and machine gun fire repelled the assault with heavy artillery fire and counter measures along the Meuse front near Wardoumont.
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Verdun
Meuse River
Paris
Meuno
Eas Wardoumont
German forces seize French machine guns and positions
German troops report capturing French machine guns and advancing on the Somme front. They claim to have taken positions, killed or wounded French defenders, and captured prisoners, including 3,400, with observers noting gains near Ratkhelw and other villages as battles continue.
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Berlin
Dam Front
Phuraday
Somme
Etna
Taayu
Thes
Howmenia
Tait
Wia
Ben Meétars
Siimuis
Ratkhelw
Boon
Northview Man Staneslaw Glawacke in Northview Hearings
Staneslaw Glawacke of Northview appeared before Magistrate Carter under two warrants for assault and banditry amid a hearing. He was placed under a $200 bond to keep the peace for six months. An officer arrested him Wednesday night in Northview.
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Carter
Staneslaw
Glawacke
Northview
Jacksoniv
Ry Glawacke
Jandibedting
Helen Glawackesjand
Werala
Stella Glawacke
Thelasaanltland
Forest Miller
County Map Warns Harrison County Agricultural Progress 1916
Harrison county agricultural agent promotes a county map showing farm activities and progress for 1916. Citizens, businesspeople, and farmers urged to visit the courthouse to view the map and learn about county development. The item reflects early 20th century rural outreach and public notices.
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D. Zinn
Harrison
Tyscourt
Roomlyin
Ithe
Durin
Svare
Verdict in CoronensUurvi Case of Jones Death Announced
An official verdict is announced in the CoronensUurvi case concerning the death of Ls M2)Jones. The ruling details the court's conclusions and the implications for those involved in the investigation and subsequent proceedings.
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CoronensUurvi
Jones
British Tanker Paul Paix Struck by Mine Near Ashi Coast
Report from the U S State Department via Vice Consul in Swansea states the British steamer Paul Paix struck a mine off the English coast near Ashi and sank. The vessel was towed into port after the incident. Additional details mention casualties and a separate note about delays in reporting.
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Doom
Paul Paix
Isletts
New York
Calais
Alre
Kvelyer
Swanseas
Alno
Louisei
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