Supreme Council Aims Peace With Germany Before Christmas
Paris datelined report says the Supreme Council seeks a German reparations agreement on naval fleet at Scapa Flow so the protocol can be signed and Versailles ratified before Christmas. A further session was planned after Germany’s latest reply was reviewed. In other news the Soviet Ark Buford sailed with 24 radicals aboard amid government actions to curb anti‑government activity.
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Associated Pres
Paris
Supreme Council
Germany
War Office
Decembers taxes unpaid prompt Knox county report
Seventy four percent of December taxes in Knox county remain unpaid as the deadline passed with officials noting no extension was granted by county commissioners. County auditors report many licenses issued and various probate actions, including executorships and administrators named in recent court sessions.
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Knox County
Knox Comunty
Porter
Haney M. Aten
Nannie Sarael Porter
D. Herron
Workman Ang H
Jennings
AL Barker
Centerbury
Mary L. Barker
W. C. Phillips
BE. 1 McGuire
Real Estate Transfers and Soldier's Discharge Noted
The record lists transfers in Miller and duty parcels including Rebecca Conway to Ira Berger for 2400 and Timothy Osborn to Raymond Coe for 1. Walter J. Moshpider, sheriff, handles Dayton parcel at 1650. Dr Jobin R. Claypool from Knox County, a returned soldier, has fled his discharge document for the county recorder.
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Rebecca Conway
Ira A. Berger
Miller
Timothy G. Osborn
Raymond Coe
Walter J. Moshpider
Oru O. Day
Elty
Jobin R. Claypool
Knox County
County Recorder
Mounts Lose Close Intercity Bout to Mansfield Team
The Mansfield Y edged the Mounts 41 40 in an intercity basketball clash Saturday evening at Mansfield. Both sides traded leads with Mounts pass work praised, Blair 7 field goals and Sapp 6. Statler made the decisive basket for Mansfield near the end.
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Mansfield Y
Mounts
Mansfield
Wil
Mansfeld
Mair
Sapp
Cenrer
Infant’s Death in West Sugar Street Family
The infant, child of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Allen of West Sugar Street, died Monday at Mt Vernon hospital. Burial occurred Monday afternoon at Mound View cemetery.
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L. D. Allen
West Sugar Street
Mt Vernon Hospital
Mound View Cemetery
Lodge Refuses Comment on Hapgood Resignation Today
Washington Due 23 Senator Lodge chairman of the foreign relations committee declined to discuss a report that Norman Hapgood ambassador to Denmark planned to return to the United States after the State Department indicated the committee would release information showing acts and sympathies for the Soviet government. The only remark from Lodge was that Hapgood's nomination died with the last session and no recess appointment was made.
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Asa
Washington
Ator Lodge
Charmin
Norman Hapgood
Minster
Denmark
United States
State Department
Lodge
Hapgood
Congress
Parker to consult specialist at Mt Carmel Hospital
Chief Peter Parker and Mrs Parker traveled to Columbus where Parker will consult Dr Charles Hami on at Mt Carmel hospital. Parker has been seriously ill for the past week.
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Peter Parker
Post Office Extends Hours For Christmas Package Pickups
Postmaster Harper announced extended service at the post office to accommodate Christmas parcels. The crowdable postal table will reopen Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings until 7 30 o clock to assist mail recipients.
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Soulers
Chriatmis Packagda
Harper
Protest Against Nitro Plant Circulates Signatures
A petition is being circulated among residents to protest the erection of a nitro glycerin plant near Glen south of the city. It is understood many people have signed in protest against the proposed site.
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Ita
James Heffelfinger Dies at Danville
James Heffelfinger infant son of Mr and Mrs Fred Heffelfinger died at a early hour after a short illness. Funeral services were held this afternoon at St Luke's Catholic church with burial in St Luke's cemetery. Knox County Poultry Association Meeting Held Tuesday Evening at the Village Works L Carr presiding.
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Danville
Jines
Fred Heffelfinger
St. Luke's Catholic Church
St. Luke's Cemetery
Refusal by coal operators to accept strike terms
The Associated Press reports that coal operators refused the government strike settlement terms. They said they never intended to accept the proposed plan and would follow the Garfield proposal. The issue of cooperation with the Wilson commission remains unsettled ahead of a Cleveland meeting.
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Associated Plan To the
Washington
Wilson
Uiey
Garfield
Cleveland
Fight on Square Stirs City Youths Saturday
A melee on the public square Saturday spilled into an alley among local young men. One fighter suffered two black eyes and another was alleged to have been roughed up. No arrests were reported.
Cigar Factory Worker Suffering Finger Cut By Broken Bottle
Charles Kilkenney of West Gamtree injured his left hand on a broken bottle while working in his cigar factory early Monday. He received several stitches to close the gash.
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Charles Kilkenney
West Gamtree
Whodt
Tehecusanty
Supreme Court Orders Government to Show Cause on January 6
The Supreme Court directed the government to show cause why original proceedings could not be instituted by Rhode Island and the New Jersey Liquor Dealers Association to determine the constitutionality of the national prohibition amendment.
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Bays
Washington
Rhode Ieland
New Jersey Liquor Dealers
Russian soldiers die of cold near Omsk
A Moscow wireless dispatch said seven hundred soldiers under General Kolchak's all Russian government in Siberia froze to death in a hospital near Omsk. The report datelines London December 22.
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London
Kolchak
Siberia
Nenar Omsk
Moscow
Market summaries show varied livestock and grain receipts
Pittsburgh livestock receipts reach 7500 hogs and 3000 sheep with steady to higher tone. top hogs 14.60, top lambs 18. Calves receipts 400 with light trading. Chicago hogs steady to lower with heavy buyers noted. grain futures mixed with dec corn 144 and May 1614. Middlesborough notes concrete coffin alternatives as cheaper burial options.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Reds Attack Ellis Island Ferry Entrance Riots Soared
A mob of about 150 Reds led by a woman attacked the Ellis Island ferry entrance hoping to reach detainees being deported to Russia aboard the Buford. Police restored order after a riot call. a Russian woman named Clara Brooks was arrested as a ring leader.
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Clara Brooks
Associated Press
New York
Russia
Buford
Ellis Island Ferry
Reds
Local residents visit Columbus and Gambier events
A long list of visits and holidays underway in Gambier Fredericktown and surrounding areas. Residents include Mrs. T L Curtis and Mr A C Barnard in Columbus, Miss Adah Lovell Centerbury, Miss Carolyn Jennings Washington DC visiting Gambier, and many students and relatives spending holidays with families. A children matinee at Vine features The Miracle Man with 20 cent admission. Continuous entries note university connections and local travels amid a holiday frame.
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T. L. Curtis
Columbus
A.C. Barnard
Adah Lovell
Centerbury
Charles K. Salisbury
B. E. Sapp
East High Street
Carolyn Jennings
Washington, D.C
Aleabeth Ashcraft
Oxfordniversity
Oxford
Cincinnati University
Fredericktown
Mabel Parker
Washington, D. C
B. Ft. Parker
East Gum
Hier Street
J. R. Gibbons
West Chestnut Street
Cardington
Florence Parker
Cleveland
Gambier
Alfred Fish Sr
Karl 1. Minard
Edith
K. J. Minud
West Vine Street
Margaret Allen
Mer Becca Cunningham
Western Reserve University
Henry Levy
Cornell University
Iutlen
Joel Levy
Edwin Brown
Michigan University
Ann Arbor
Gambler
Gilbert Heisterman
Harvey
Creta K. Landerbaugh
Cuyiwhoga Falls
Guy Lauderbaugh
Ackerman
North Main Street
Lillian Cunningham
Lancaster
A. Br, Todhunter
Washington Court House
A. L. Murry
South Clinton Street
Tods Hunter
Christmas Visits for Locals Aboard Family Homes
Transcriptions note holiday visits on East Pleasant street and nearby areas. Thomas Van Voorhla a Hiram College student plans Christmas at his parents home east of the city. Burgess Belts and Frank Belt of Clarksburg W Va spend holidays with Mr. and Mrs Jaret Belt, while Mrs. Lowell Harter and Jon and Mason visit Mr. and Mrs. J By Morton on East High street. Mr. Harter will travel from Catteni arrive Wednesday to stay over Christmas.
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East Pleasant Street
Thomas van Voorhla
Hiram College
Christies
Burgess Belt
Som
Frank
Clarksburg
W. Va
Belt
Jaret
Morton
East High Street
Mr. Harter
Catteni
Guilty Judge Anderson to Sentence in Contempt Case
Report from Indianapolis notes a federal contempt case involving coal interests. Judge Anderson will sentence Al Mowatt president of the Kansas District United Mine Workers, after he is found guilty of violating an injunction. Next Monday proceedings aim to set jail time if found guilty.
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United States
J Anderson Loday
al Mowatt
Kansas
United Mine Workers
No Decision 15 Given By Court
The Supreme Court adjourned without ruling on the constitutionality of the Volstead Act enforcement provisions affecting beer content. No decision was handed down on the high court’s current term.
Reaction After Boom Causes A Dep
After wartime boom and rising costs, Sweden sees a decline in its financial market. Several financial and minor concerns have acted, drawing down the market with the edge of capital. Stock exchange quotations for leading securities have fallen to the lowest figures in many years.
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Uty
Stockholm
Stock Exchange
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