Return of Constantine Cresting Greek Monarchy Battle
Athens reports indicate Greece will restore former King Constantine to the throne after a plebiscite, while Britain and France vow no further aid. London and Paris demand repayment on loans and prohibit printing more banknotes from a 400 million drachma loan tied to Venizelos era policies.
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France
Greece
Athens
Constantine
Alexander
Associated Press
Earl Dransville
National Bank
Venizelos
Knox County Fair Directors Elected at Regular Meeting
At a Knox County Agricultural Society session held Saturday, directors for the Knox County Fair were chosen. Names include B B Williams Berlin J H Scoles Brown Charles L Clark Butler B Tulloss Clinton George W Hays Collage W P Bebout Howard F C Poland Hilliar G L Cassell Morris John Mitchell Milford Lee Barlywine Jackson Charles Breece Pleasant M T Gaines Union Harry M Patterson Barton W Blair B M Critchfield and O Adelman Vernon. The board will elect officers January 8 and Harry M Patterson was named society representative to the Ohio Fair circuit meeting in Toledo today and tomorrow.
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Knox County Agricultural Society
Charles L. Belmont
Knox County Fair
B B. Williams
Berlin
J. H. Scoles
Brown
Charles L. Clark
Butler
B. ¥. Tulloss
Clinton
George W. Hays
W. P. Bebout
Howard
F. C. Poland
Hilliar
G. L. Cassell
Morris
John Mitchell
Milford
Lee Barly
Bomb Explodes Wrecks Porch At Mt Kisco Home
A bomb explosion wrecked the front porch of Michael Pitrello, a wealthy building contractor in Mt Kisco, New York. Pitrello woke to the blast and fired five shots after an automobile. Windows in the area were shattered but no injuries reported. Later, the head of a local labor union was brought to police HQ for questioning.
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Associated Pros
MT. Kisco
N. Y
Michael Pitrello
Pitrello
Bond Granted for Burglar Carl Harrington in County Court
Carl Harrington, indicted for burglary and held in the county jail for several days, was released this afternoon after posting a bond of 800 in the common pleas court.
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Carl Harrington
Common Pleas Court
Harding delivers memorial address at Elks home
President elect Harding fulfilled a promise to his boyhood friend Henry M. Stowe by delivering the memorial address at the Elks national home in Bedford Virginia. The open air ceremony drew about 2000 Elks and friends as two dozen officials and former leaders attended to honor 14 brothers who died that year.
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Associated Press
Bedford
Harding
Henry M. Stowe
the Elks
Lodge
Wks
Stowe
Marion
Hils’ National Home
National Home
Virginia
William M. Abbott
San Francisco
The
Order of Elks
Police Raid At Dublin City Hall Arrests Six Officials
Auxiliary police raided Dublin city hall and arrested six members of the corporation. The event occurred December 6 and involved the local authorities taking action against city officials. Further details were not provided in the available text.
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Dublin
Boy Burned in Gasoline Toasting Accident
Ten year old Guy Ward of East Ohio Avenue was badly burned when gasoline ignited while marshmallows were being toasted at his home. The blast struck his face as he added fuel to hot coals. He received medical attention and was reported in stable condition.
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Guy Ward
Ray Ward
East Ohio Avenue
Ward
Argentina Delegation Plans Geneva Departure For Paris
The Argentine mission announced it will leave Geneva for Paris on Wednesday or Thursday after their amendment to the League covenant was rejected. The assembly postponed consideration of eliminating Article 10, and leaders criticized the move as harmful to League progress.
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League of Nations
Assembly of the League of Nations
League
Hyams
Robert Cecil
Union of South Africa
Telegraph clash as Western Union seeks injunction
Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports Western Union Telegraph Co. seeking an injunction to stop Louisville and Nashville Railway Co. from removing telegraph lines from the railway right of way after the Supreme Court refused to review a lower court ruling.
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Associated Pres
Banner
Washington
Western Union Telegraph Co
Louisville & Nashville Railway Co
Supreme Court
Large grape crop in Ohio sets records in past season
Northern Ohio fruit belt grape growers reported one of the largest crops in years. For the first time many disposed of part of their crops in outside markets. About 15 percent of the crop was sold outside. Record prices were received, but high labor and material costs increased production expenses.
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Associated Prosw
Cleveland
Northern
Ohio Fruit Belt
Bread Price Cut Second Time in Two Weeks
The Associated Press reports in Cleveland that a second bread price cut in two weeks was announced today. Pound loaves now sell for 12 cents and one and a half pound loaves for 16 cents, a one cent reduction. Prices for cakes and rolls were unchanged.
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Associated Prom
Cleveland
Local School Board Vacancy to Be Filled Soon
C. Kiser, president of the Jaffer son township board of education, will move in a few days to his farm near Garrettaville, O. The appointment to fill the vacancy on the board will be made in a few days.
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C. Kiser
Jafferson Township
Mrs Warren G Harding to Tea with Mrs Wilson at White House
Mrs Warren G Harding accepted an invitation from Mrs Woodrow Wilson to tea at the White House this afternoon in Washington on December 6.
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Associated Press
The
Banner
Washington
Warren G. Harding
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Committee weighs War Finance revival as joint or concurrent
Washington December 6 a sub committee of the Joint Congressional committee on the agricultural situation proposed today to decide whether the resolution directing revival of the war finance committee shall be joint or concurrent A concurrent resolution would not require the approval of President Wilson.
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Associated Press
The
Banner
Washington
War Finance Committee
Joint Congressional Committee
Wilson
Mystery surrounds Koebler shooting and child deaths at Hubbard home
In Youngstown near Hubbard last night an unidentified man fatally shot Mrs. Thom Koebler and burned her house. Her two sons, William age 6 and Warren age 8, died in the blaze. Authorities pursued motives without progress as two suspects were detained in Warren.
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Youngstown, Dee
Thomas Koebler
William
Warren
Hubbard
Riot Disrupts Chicago Meeting of Socialist Delegates
A Chicago gathering of 9,000 Socialist delegates ended in disorder after Mayor London, a Socialist from New York, criticized the Russian Soviet government triggering a riot call as the meeting devolved into unrest.
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Chicago
London
New York
Solviet
Unions vow support for Alabama and West Virginia miners
The United Mine Workers of America announce full moral and financial backing for miners in Alabama and Mingo County West Virginia as they vow to carry on the struggle with coal operators. The international board condemns private detectives and criticizes federal troop action while prioritizing Alabama and West Virginia issues in recent board sessions.
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Associated Press
Blanner
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Alabama
Mingo County
West Virginia
Italy
International Board
International
Massachusetts Laws In Conflict With Prohibition Amendment
Governor Coolidge says Massachusetts laws clash with the 18th amendment and the Volstead act. He informed legislative leaders that the state statutes are in conflict with federal prohibition provisions.
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Associated Press
Boston
Dec
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Deputies Fight Moonshiners in Whitley County
In Whitley County Kentucky deputy marshals served warrants on 20 or more men for moonshining in the South America area. Four band members faced U S Commissioner Rollins at Pineville after a battle with revenue officers Saturday. No injuries reported. Nine stills and gallons of beer and whiskey were destroyed.
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Associated Proas
Benner
Lexington
U. 5
South America
Whitley County
U. S
Rollins
Pineville
Springfield Police Ordered to Round Up Suspects
Springfield police were ordered to detain all suspicious characters within city limits and bring them to headquarters for investigation following a wave of hold ups and safecracking last Saturday night.
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Associated Prose
Bannery Springfield
Railroad telegrapher Ingersoll retires after 53 years service
Cleveland December 6 After 53 years with the New York Central railroad as a telegrapher he retires on his seventieth birthday with only eight days missed due to illnesses Ingersoll began in 1867 at Painesville and moved to Cleveland in 1872 Later he served as telegrapher dispatcher and chief dispatcher for the Cleveland division At Union station colleagues present him with a gold cigar holder and hat Ingersoll plans to loaf and decide his leisure after earning retirement Meanwhile in Washington the house immigration committee reported a favorable bill to prohibit immigration for two years and said it would be given House priority.
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William &M. Green
Washington
Associated Press
The
Banner
Cleveland
New York Central Railroad
Ines George K. Ingersoll
Ingersoll
New York Central Service
Painesville
Geneva
Ince
Union Staton
Mr. Ingers
Johnson
United States
House Immigration Committee
House
Farm Bureau elects Crawford County officers at Mosie meeting
Doc G D B Ohaffer was elected president of the Crawford County Farm Bureau at an mosi meeting. Raymond C Rexmth was named vice president and Homer B Crail secretary treasurer.
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Bucyrus
D. B. Ohaffer
Crawford County Farm Bureau
In Anmosi
Raymond C. Rexmth
Homer B. Crail
Duke of Gallies Dies in Rome Brother of D Annu nzio
The Duke of Gallies, brother in law of Gabriele d Annu nzio, died in Rome on December 6. The report notes the family connection to the prominent figure and provides the basic obituary detail from the capital.
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Rome
Duke of
Galleis
Gabriele d'Annunzio
Final Session Opens as Harding Takes Senate Seat
The third and final session of the 66th Congress began with President Elect Harding in the Senate chamber. Crowds filled galleries as Vice President Marshall and Speaker Gillett took their seats, and Harding entered to applause. He spoke of better teamwork between White House and Congress and pledged cooperation without criticizing the current administration.
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Senate
Maurehall
Gillett
Senator Harding
Republian
Lodge
Harding
Wile Aon
White House
Congress
Pronk
Wilson Holds Quiet Meeting With Congressional Panel
President Wilson refused to commit to a personal address to Congress, saying he would likely communicate his message instead. The gathering, in the White House Blue Room, included Senators Lodge and Underwood and Representatives Mondell Fordney and Clarke who observed the president appeared in good spirits.
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Washington
Dec. C
Congressional Committee
Congress
Champ Clark
Underwood
Alabama
Senate
White House
Lodge
Mondell
Fordney
Clarke
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Republicam
Government Wins Antitrust Case Against Lehigh Valley
The government secured a Supreme Court ruling upholding monopoly charges against Lehigh Valley Railway Co and affiliates. The decision, read by Justice Clarke, found violations of the Sherman Act and the commodities clause in Lehigh Coal Sales Co formation. Redistribution of Lehigh Valley stock to remedy restraint of trade was ordered.
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Associated Press
The
Banner
Washington
Government Today
Lehigh Valley Railway Co
Supreme Court
Clarke
Lehigh Coal Sales Co
Rye
Brandeis McReynolds
McReynolds
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