Entente rejects German peace note as insincere and dangerous
Paris December 10 Allied governments bluntly refuse the German note calling it a war maneuver. They demand real reparation and guarantees for Belgium and small states, warn any peace terms would favor the Central powers, and assert sustained Allied resolve to resist and continue the war.
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William Graves Sharp
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Austria
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Robber Holds Up Lima Savings Bank for $125
A lone thief entered the Lima savings bank tonight after failing to secure a loan. He forced president R. Schoonover to conceal his hands, robbed $125 from the till, and ignored $500 left on the counter while passersby watched. The bank president was alone during the incident.
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Lima
Tee
T- R. Schoonover
Schoonger
Anke Wingenen suffers ankle twist in hillside mishap
Washington report details Provident Wilwon slipping on a blip hillside during a game. He wrenched his ankle but remained able to continue. The incident occurred amid a tense day with uncertain outcome and a dus Eidod imp Tit Feat.
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Gubernatorial contest in Arizona grows messier
In Phoenix on December 30 1928 reports say the Arizona governor race remains unsettled as Governor George W P Hunt claims the office while Campbell Republican asserts victory after a disputed election. A recount and threats of succession conflict loom as inauguration plans advance and legal questions about authority arise.
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Arizona
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Wid Tors Campbell
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Govarnore Hunt
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Campbell Tre
Railroads Accused of Car Theft In Testimony
During medical testimony in the Frederick L Small murder trial, revelations claim railroads were involved in stealing cars from each other. Dartmouth pathologist Dr. Ringsford linked the victim Morence Small’s death to poison in her stomach. Interstate Commerce Commission weighs formal orders to force car returns to ease shortages and restore balance amid railroad denials and accusations.
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Frederick L. Small
Morence ‘Avleta
Small
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Oras
Mra Smith
PEL
Swashington
Thes
Interstate(Commerce) Commission
Moon
Weels
McChord
Dolilaville
Atterbury
Great Increases in Cash and Gold Reserves Across Fed Banks
Dec 30 Washington reports show federal reserve banks expanding cash holdings by 112.8 million and gold reserves by 208.75 million in the past year. Total assets rise 166 percent from 88 million to 222 million as deposits and acceptance business grow. Government deposits climb from 157 million to about 28 million.
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Reserve Board
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Strom
Bourke Cochran Narrowly Charged in Murder Case
Bourke Cochran and Thomas Mooney faced murder charges in a case involving ten victims. Police said the defense contends Mooney will stand trial as the investigation unfolds. A parade bombing prompted new testimonies and officers responded to incidents related to the events in New York.
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Cochrans
New
York
Thomas
Mooney
Axplonton
Eespelt Sastesal
Soneyewi
Ian Gy
Wilson Seeks Newlands On Railroad Bill
President Wilson urges supplementary railroad legislation to prevent strikes pending constitutional issues. He travels to Washington to press Senator Newlands, head of the Senate commerce committee, to expedite passage of an arbitration measure and related provisions for urgent rail needs.
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Washington
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Newlands
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Alitimes
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Urea
Jes Santsoony
Wool Tariff Revival Promised By Treasury Plan
Washington reports a Treasury led movement to restore tariffs on wool rubber and coffee aimed at increasing revenue. The proposal, now under review by McAdoo and administration allies in Congress, would set wool and other duties at nominal levels to raise funds while preserving imports volumes.
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Ine
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Seapieia
Villa's Strength Surges Prompt Doubt on Suppression
The report notes Villa’s forces growing rapidly and tests the likelihood of suppression. Cites DIAZ followers urging withdrawal of American troops to the border and hints at high rank army officers pressing for action. Mentions possible changes in policy and ongoing discussions among officials and allies.
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