President Wilson May Seek League of Nations Peace Push
The report notes President Wilson weighs an opportunity to press for a league of nations to enforce permanent peace as peace proposals from central powers reach the Entente. Officials expect U S actions to await formal replies and diplomatic cues from Britain France and Russia amid cautious public sentiment.
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France
Russia
League of Nations
Warhurton
Wilson
United States
State Department
Unite Btates
Anesia
RE. M. House
Alexander Ribot Again Minister of Finance in New French Cabinet
Alexander Ribot has been appointed once more as Minister of Finance in the newly formed French cabinet. The arrangement marks a return to the department for Ribot alongside other reshuffled posts as France stabilizes its economic strategy.
Ohio Happenings: Miners Officials Elected and More
Columbus reports John Moore elected president of the Ohio Miners Association with G. W. Savage as secretary and Lee Hil as vice president though results await state convention in January. Other items include a fatal powder-plant blast near Youngstown and a major canned goods price rise for 1917.
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Columbus
John Moore
Asain
Oho A Miners’ Organization
G. W. Savage
Lee Hil
Moore
Ohio Cannery’ Association
Waleh
Cannery
Fierce battles dim in several fronts amid Balkan note
Reports indicate little activity in France and Belgium and Austro Italian theaters besides artillery duels. A Sofia dispatch claims 6 008 Albanians defeated Italians near Pasnesina Epirus with Italians fleeing. German casualties for November total 166 176. overall killed wounded and missing reach 3 021 469 since the war began.
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Belgium
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Pasnesina
Epirus
London
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Rouimania
Buzen
Carpathians
Monastir
Serbia
Austrian ministry quits as Spitzmueller gets task
London reports the Austrian government has resigned and Emperor has accepted the move. Alexander Spitzmueller, a former commerce minister and Recht Anztalt director, is asked to form a new cabinet after the resignation of Dr. Van Koor and the late dissolution of Karl Stierkh’s ministry in Vienna.
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London
Amsterdam
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Herre Spitzmuelsen
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van Koor
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Garment Workers Reach Settlement in New York Strike
Representatives of the Amalgamated Workers of America said 14,500 of the citys 60,000 affected by the strike had returned to work after settlements with manufacturers. The terms include a neigbour fay and a wage increase of not less than 1 a week.
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Garment
New York
Amalgamated Workers of America
Kaiser weighs parliamentary rule in peace bid report
In official circles a rumor claims the Kaiser may grant a parliamentary form of government as part of a peace tender to the Allies. No responsible sourcing confirms the report, but the idea aims to curb popular calls for a constitution and avoid war without popular consent.
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Env
Germany
Canadian troop ship lost at sea in Danish theater
A distorted report from Ottawa states a Canadian troop ship damaged by torpedo fire was lost at sea. The notice claims the vessel departed Halifax for Denmark and was commanded by Lieutenant Walter Wingill with a complement aboard.
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Can
Maineister
Naval Service
Mulifax
Denmha
Norman Hapgood Weds Mise Elizabeth Reynolds
Norman Hapgood, the New York editor, marries Elizabeth Reynolds in a formal ceremony. The couple's nuptials draw attention from city society and press circles, with coverage noting Hapgood's prominence in journalism.
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New York
Mise
Elizabeth Reynolds
Oil Well Drills 4800 Feet Near Brinkhaven
Gusher at a 7 barrel oil well near Brinkhaven reaches 4800 feet depth. The drill penetrated 54 feet in the wand. Osnaan Putsiam of Milierabane and the Fort in Brothers are major stockholders in the company.
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Bh, Oil Co
Naan Putsiam
Milierabane
Fortin Brothers
Powerless County Election Boards Over Rules
In Columbus on December, Shildebrant asserts that county election board members ignore instructions of the Secretary of State and rely on law requiring ballots be burned after 40 days post election. the present head of election machinery cannot punish them.
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Decinvestien
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Dinfie
Hildevrant
Christmas savings plan spreads small deposits into large year end checks
Knox County Savings Bank and Knox Savings & Loan promote a Christmas savings scheme begun last year. Hundreds join weekly deposits, earning sizable year end checks for holiday shopping. Multiple plans exist, including escalating or fixed weekly deposits with interest, designed to provide cash for Christmas purchases in 1997.
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Knox County Savings Bank
Knox Savings & Loan Association
Poth Banks
Twenty Die In Mine Explosion At Stone City
Twenty men died when a blast wrecked the Reedy and Ryan coal mine at Stone City Pittsburgh Kansas authorities report. Thirty nine men were trapped in the drift as the mine disaster unfolded and prompted emergency response.
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Pittsburgh
Kan
Pittsburg
Reedy and Ryan
Stone City
SAULSBURY SELECTED Unanimous Choice For President Pro Tem
Washington reports reveal Senator Wile Jard Laulsbury of Delaware chosen unaminously by the Democratic Senate caucus for President pro tem to succeed Senator Clarke. Laulsbury, elected in January 14, has long been active in Democratic politics and chaired the special committee for the senatorial campaign with Chicago headquarters. Also notes German consul kidnapped for ransom, riots in Hamburg, and the marriage of Editor Hapgood to Elizabeth Reynolds in New York.
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Senate
Washington
Wile Jard Laulsbury
Delaware
Democratic Senate
Clarke
Arkansan
Bailsbury
Thenate
Htate
Delaware McIter
Chicago
Opinions Of Ohio Senators Clash Over Postwar Trade Policy
Washington dispatch reports conflict among Ohio senators and representatives on postwar economic policy. Republicans urge a concrete protective tariff program and swift action in Congress, citing need to shield the United States after the war. Senator Harding predicts President Wilson may favor a defensive tariff, while Senator Pomerene resists talk of housing a high tariff to protect jobs.
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United States
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Bostward
Pomerene
Morning Christmas Shopping Gains Popularity in Mt Vernon
A local merchant praises morning shopping as a preferred approach for Christmas buying. He argues early hours offer orderly stock, attentive sales help, less crowding, and better time for shoppers to make careful selections, predicting increased morning shopping in Mt Vernon this year.
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Mt. Vernon
Live Stock and Grain Prices Across East Buffalo Markets
Eastern markets report animal lots and grain figures with cattle, steers, heifers, cows, sheep and lambs across Cleveland Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Boston. Prices show varied bids for native cattle Yorkers mixed stock and feeders, with totals and consignments noted for regional buyers.
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Cattie
Rowide
Smivaud
Senes
Lambe
aWethers
Lagen
Catte
Hes
Cleveland
Dee
Sheen
Tambe
Tombs
Pittsburgh
Peo
Cate
Gowa
Bhp
Haken Sealer
Cincinnati
Boston
Exchange of Ideal Yetalls for Farmers Institute
Farmers Institute at Ohio State University hastens to finalize a December 29 program. Rural life specialists will discuss social problems and pig raising while local business leaders join to address community needs. Participants are urged to submit local concerns and engage with veteran farmers for guidance.
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Farmers’ Institute
Ohio State University
Willion
Farmers Institute
Smyes AL
WELLSMEETING Frances Willard Club Holds December Session
The regular Wellsmeeting of Frances Willard held December 12 at 900 North Mulberry Road featured Ma Walker presiding. Reports from superintendents covered Medical Temperance, Anti Narcotics, and prison reform, with Mrs Creveling selecting Mrs Paddock as deputy for the year.
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Frances Willard
Pordney
Dinion
Alek
Mre
Sarah Paddock
Mrn
Creveling
Mine McCalla
Mra
Gilmore
Moore
Missing girl elopes triggering three county hunt
A frantic search for Lela Bumerat, daughter of hotel keeper Thornton Bumerat, spanned Licking Perry and Franklin counties. She reportedly eloped with Henry Charleston, a married man who fishes at Buckeye Lake, with leads touching Newark Columbus and Pataskala as authorities pursue the case and potential nullification of the marriage.
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Thornville
Lela Bumerat
Charterton
Charleston
A Thrilling Experience in Pennsylvania Shop Yards
William Kiger quickly recovered after a Wednesday accident in a Pennsylvania coal car yard. A glide toppled him and he was buried to his chin before fellow workers freed him.
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William Kiger
Pennsylvania
Kiger
Clutter Names Committee to Review City Charter
A committee from the Clutter group and the chamber of commerce will study a proposed city charter for Mr. Vernon. Leaders include Councilman Te P. Rockman, WR, Hookway, and O. K. Galisbury. Joy Headington has moved from Basie kok to Ragoon with Shanghai Life Insurance.
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Vernon
Jayce. Clutter
City Connectiow
Te P. Rockman
Hookway
0. K. Galisbury
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