Reparations Schedules Readjustment Sought by German Offer
Washington reports indicate German overtures for American intervention to revise reparations, with London dispatches citing plans for an American economic commission review. French stance on Germany's ability to pay could ease final agreement on the amount Germany would pay, though lack of a direct Berlin Washington informal channel remains a hurdle.
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Au Tee
Patan Washington
Wes
London
Associated Press
American Economic Commission
Berlin
Germany
Daisy Fitts Gets Suspended Sentence
Akron court records tell of Danny Pitts a 16 year old Cuyahoga Falls student and Daisy Fitts a girl who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the murder case of Tony Marcell a man who allegedly threatened her life The judge imposed a suspended sentence to the Marysville reformatory and she will return to school The witness stated she shot him in August when he approached with a revolver in hand
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Paes
Akron
Doc
Danny Pitts
Cuyahoga Falls
Tony Marcella
Ahern
Marysyilio Reformatory
Fire destroys Williamson Heater plant at Oakley
Cincinnati December 21 Fire late last night destroyed the main plant of the Williamson Heater Co at Oakley a suburb of the city. Loss estimated at 110000.
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Cincinnati
Tha ‘Williamson Heater Co
Oakley
Dry Navy Bans Yuletide Cheer in New York Influx
The dry navy claims a blockade to curb Yuletide celebrations as prohibition officials report 100 to 300 craft of various vessels enroute from the Bahamas toward New York. Ten days earlier several busts were claimed, with authorities bracing for possible festive disturbances along the Long Island shores.
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Pensa
New York
Dry maYr
Senate reports naval disarmament conference bill
The navy appropriation bill with a house provision urges the president to call another naval disarmament conference to limit construction of vessels under 10,000 tons, reported today to the senate.
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Washington
House
Senate
School Concert Showcases Fourth to Eighth Graders
A Christmas Carol concert at the high school auditorium featured fifth through eighth graders under Misa Winters. The program included choruses and a mixed choir with costumes and strong performances by young singers. Accompanists Helen Herron, William Wing, Helen Cleeland, Pauling Ashcraft, Margaret Winters, Marianne Pyle, and Naomi Dubinsky supported the show.
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Misa Winters
Helen Herron
William Wing
Helen Cleeland
Pauling Ashcraft
Margaret Winters
Marianne Pyle
Naom Dubinsky
Mie ‘Winters
Search Extended for Bodies in Lake LaSourche
In Louisiana at Lake LaSourche the search by National Guard divers for the bodies of two hooded raiders victims continues without success. A second detachment of state troops departed, amid rumors opponents of the state kidnapping probe may interfere. Captain W. W. Cooper declined to discuss troop movements.
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Mere Rouge
Louisiana National
Lake LaSourche
W. W. Cooper
House Committee Is Told Of Cruelties
Chester R. Bookwalter plans a trip on a homebuilt 22 by 8 foot boat with a three room interior and gasoline engine capable of 10 miles per hour. Built near New Madison by Bookwalter, decorated by Mrs. Bookwalter and son Myron, the vessel will sail down the Ohio to the Mississippi Gulf toward Florida for extended time, not returning until next summer.
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Cincinnati
Chester R. Book
Ohio River
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Bookwalter
New Madilion
Drake County
Myron
Florida
Reid Improves After Breakdown Was Reported
Wallace Reid motion picture actor showed improvement today in his condition after a recent breakdown. Relatives said his heartbeat and respiration were stabilizing at an Hollywood hospital following a period of illness and exhaustion.
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Associareo Paena
Angeles
Wallace Reid
Hollywood
Wordy altercation between delegates at Near East session
At Lausanne near the Near East conference, Premier Venizelos of Greece and Riza Nur Bey of Turkish nationalism quarreled over immigration liberty. The dispute led Montaona, president of the conference commission on minorities, to adjourn the morning session amidst protests over alleged deportations of Greeks from Anatolia.
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Venizel- 08
Greece
Riza Nur Bey
Nationaliat Delegats
Signor Montaona
Near Huet
Auditor Gates to pay Santa Claus gifts to city staff
City Auditor H. C. Gates announced he will issue monthly paychecks on Saturday December 23 to monthly salaried officers and employees. Day by day workers will be paid only for actual time served, enabling Christmas spending for recipients.
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H. C. Gates
Gates
Fight 15 On For President Pro Tem
Republican members of the senate caucus in Columbus planned a contest for the presidency pro tem. Senator Kryder of Henry county and Runetor Rowe of Cleveland were mentioned as possible candidates for the leadership role.
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Twe Associated Press
Columbus
Attic
Senate
Oor
Kryder
Henry County
Runetor Rowe
Cleveland
Kenyon Nears Selection of Gambier Football Coach
Dec 11 report suggests Kenyon College will hire a former Ohio State player to replace Guy King as Gambier football coach next fall. King has two years left on his contract and will be paid whether he coaches or not. The prospective successor is described as highly reputable and coming from a strong Ohio high school program.
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Gamber
Kenyon College
Ohio State
Gua King
Gambier
King
Ohio
Indian Burying Ground Unearthed at Mariemont Site Near Cincinnati
Excavation on the Mile of Mariemont near Cincinnati reveals an extensive Indian burial ground. George Motzoff Harvard and C J Livingood of the Emery estate report finding a Shawnee skeleton and artifacts. Harvard research backs long exploration of Shawnee routes through the Little Miami area. Efforts seek intact weapons. Bones and treasures may go to a planned local museum.
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Cincinnati
Mariemont
George Motz
Harvard
C. J. Livingood
Emery
Little Miami River
Harvard University
G. Matz
George Metz
Ssstern College
Metz
China
Livingood
Bernhardt Improves. Expected Return to Stage
Paris reports actress Sarah Bernhardt continues to improve from illness and is expected to resume theatrical work in coming days as she regains strength and condition.
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PARES
Paris
Mwo
Sarah Bernhardt
Sais Eyien Sleek
Steamer Goes Down After Collision Off Nazaire
Nine French crewmen perish when the steamer Weintitts sinks after a collision with the Norwegian freighter Asturian off Saint Nazaire France. The crash occurred just after midnight as the Velntilis cleared the harbor, sending the steamer to the deep in heavy seas. The captain and engineers survived by swimming ashore.
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St. Nazaire
Capuain
Bandits Raid Distillery. 88 Cans of Bonded Whisky Stolen
Bandits attacked the T. W. Samuels distillery near Barnstown Kentucky before dawn, firing to corner guards, breaking locks and looting 88 cans of bonded whiskey valued at $16,000, with about a dozen men involved. Guards returned fire, the bandits fled in a car and truck after the warehouse theft ended.
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Passi Barnstown
T. W. Samuels
Uthe Associated Panel
Peoria
Steps Taken to Bar Fatty's Pictures
Rev Otto Zechler of the Alliance Ministerial Association says Fatty Arbuckle pictures will not be shown in this city if preventable. Several pastors interviewed agree, noting if Patty wants to return he should do it elsewhere.
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Accomants Peed Alliance
Otto Zechler
Alliance Ministerial Association
Fatty” Arbuckly
Patty
Una
Christmas Chopping Felt At Institute
Reports from the Farmers Institute at Howard opening Wednesday show Christmas shopping reduced attendance, though sessions continued in the L O C F hall. Speakers included W Mck Stone of Atwater on Advertising Farm Products and The Need of Agricultural Lime. George T. Yount spoke on Winter Eggs. Phil Hall discussed soil liming and an evening lecture titled Sun Up for the American Farmer closed another day with plans to continue Thursday.
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Howard
C. F. Hall
Perom
W. McD. Stone
Atwater
Portage County
Stone
George Ti
Yount
Institute
Sesalon
Ohio State University
Phil Hall
Princeton Keeps Her Record Clear in League Play
Two Wednesday games in the Hoys basketball league at the YMCA saw Michigan defeat Cornell 14 to 6 while Princeton beat Harvard 20 to 3. Princeton remains one of two teams with an undefeated record. In Buckeye City, Jay Ecales suffered a fractured skull from a fall near Millwood. his condition is serious but improving doubt remains. Schools plan Christmas programs and early dismissal for holidays.
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Hoys Basketball League
Michigan
Cornell
Princeton
Harvard
Jay Ecales
Buckeye City
Millwood
Government to file several suits this month
Civil or criminal actions will be brought against U S Harnesa Co of Raston West Virginia and Bridgeport Crase Co while another suit is prepared against Thomas Roberta Co of Philadelphia for purchase of government surplus canned meat. Special assistants Col Henry T Anderson and C Frank Reavis testified to the House committee detailing imminent government action and a conference next month to settle a war claim.
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Tat Associates
Washington
U. S. Harnesa Co
Raston
W. Ys
Henry T. Anderson
Richmond
House Medicalry
Anderson
Bridgeport Crase Co
C. Frank Reavis
Thomas-Roberta Co
Philadelphia
Tax collection plan allows paid checks for taxes
County Treasurer Charles McDonald announced a plan to let property owners send signed blank checks and have the exact tax amount filled in by the treasurer's office. The program, used last year with success, aims to ease payment. yesterday saw a busy day, and a big rush is expected after Christmas.
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Charles McDonald
McDonald
MacDonald
Duffy Turns Down Cabinet Position
Columbus dispatch reports Thomas J. Duffy chairman of the state industrial commission declined the offered director of industrial relations post from Governor-elect Donahhey. He prefers to remain on the commission.
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Duffy
Associated Paras
Columbus
Thomas J. Duey
State Industrial Commission
Donahey
Students Symphony Orchestra Forms at Columbus
Columbus dispatch reports the Students Symphony Orchestra, the country second such group, formed by student musicians and modeled after the Chicago Symphony. After months of rehearsal, they plan a public concert later this month under director Wecker, former music director.
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Preast
Columbus
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Frst
Cincignati
Wecker
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