Interchange Dispute Draws Public Service Action
Fragmented article describes a Public Service Commission order affecting an interchange between the Baltimore and the Moduigabela rail line at Falmon t with suspensions and penalties for shipper actions. Mentions officials including Meredith and Commissioner Davidia and contrasts several monetary figures and rail charges.
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Rma
Mston
Dov
Haltimore
Moduigabela
Falmont
Public Service Pension
Charleston
Meredith Naked
Commissioneoinia
Peavidia
Approving Plan 23 in United States Senate debate
A plan labeled Approve Plan 23 is discussed with Bolivia and South Pacific concerns. Officials consider the proposal for submission to the United States senate amid a tangle of complications and regional interests.
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Bolivia
Brie A
United Staten Sre
South Pacific
Tums-Arien
Lad Wants Doll With Rompers on Dor
In a fragmented item a lad requests a doll with rompers and a letter to Santa. The notes mention Mr. Santa Cheam and a misread letter opened by Buster Barker, with John Scott receiving the letter in the box. The message asks for Teddy Bear, drum, and other gifts, sent via wireless to St. Nicholas' home.
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Dor
Santa Cheam
Buster Barker
John Scott
Santa’s
Busters
Santa
St. Nicholas
Tals
Teddy Soar
Wink Vanr
Oran
Traffic heavy in Martinsburg and Fairmont rail travel
Early reports note high rail passenger and freight activity on the B&O and U.S. routes. Thousands of travelers and students from West Virginia University and Fairmont sought winter holidays, with Baltimore and Washington as major origins and destinations. The Monongahela line faced regular delays as the network handled a surge in traffic.
Allen Gilmore Appointment to Whitinuins Islands Governorship
Eugene Allen Gilmore of the University of Wisconsin Law faculty receives a nomination for governor of the Whitinuins Islands. President Harding plans to announce the appointment today with Weeks presiding. Gilmore appears to be the likely appointee for the secretaryship role.
Local Union Treasurer Held Over on Embezzlement Charge
Watatey, treasure of Local Triton No 4074 of the United Mine Workers of America, faced a preliminary hearing in Magistrate Buliasslea's court after arrest on embezzlement charges. The case was continued to the next criminal court grand dire for trial and the defendant was released.
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Watatey
Triton
United Ini Workers OF America
Magistrats B.A Buliasslea
We Detinn
Dire Hao Fortifted Linn
Good Opportunity For Good Restaurant Man
Farmington listings offer a ready venture with a well furnished dining room and modern equipment. An established business can be bought or leased. only two restaurants are currently operating in Farmington. Contact Farmington or speak with A. Lynch, owner, for details.
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Farmington
A. ¥. Lynch
Death of Colonel Henry Watterson in Jacksonville
Colonel Henry Watterson, noted journalist and longtime Democratic figure, died early today in a Jacksonville hotel after a brief illness. His death followed a winter stay in Florida and a recent cold, with his passing attributed to heart failure and congestion of the chest. He was Born in Kentucky, he led a long career as a public official and editor, shaping party platforms and supporting Allied causes in the world war era.
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Trent
Jacksonville
Fla
Henry Watterson
Studin
Henry
Watterson
Jecksor Vilio Severm
Florida
Getober le
Twatterson
Heary Wat
Eorson
Loulsyile
Congress
Samuel J. Tiida
Frenwentty
Kentucky
Witteracy
Willen + Tonningnevan
Quiet Start to Conference Talks on Armament Curbs
Delegates at a Washington conference on limiting capital ship armament reported a calm morning session. Discussion was delayed on auxiliary submarines and tonnage as France Britain and the United States await instructions and plans for the afternoon. In Paris an invitation to a broader commission for European rehabilitation was reported, with the United States and Germany likely represented. George Murray, the American ambassador, was invited to Cannes for a January meeting.
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Br Associated Ptoss
Washington
Hatelngat
Bahalf
Prince
Amirfeam
Comiton
Marne
Savalaro
Alan
London
Tin Pemini Newllag
Cangas
United States
Germany
Pahis
George Murray
Wy Tunedon
Apna
Cannes
Sandvon
Benny
Doe
Japan
Corre
Trent
China
Bis Jast
Talkative Farmers Help Dry Law Cops in Rural Spotlight
Aged prohibition officers push into northern countryside as talkative farmers and isolated bootleg activity draw attention. Federal agents, led by Chief John Parsons, say most illicit distillers still operate in towns with tight gossip, while country settlers risk exposing operations through chatter.
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Asoctated Press
New York
Prohibition
Provert Moonahinere Frei
Forenu
Aera
Atlantic City
Milla
Jersey Hille
Mineola
Lomg Island
Tounessee
Kentucky
Grery
Tasmur
John Parsons
Chilef
Federal Exforce Front Office
Night Sessions of Dail Eireann Endorse Or Reject Treaty
Across Dublin and London reports show Dail Eireann afternoon and evening sittings with adjournments and shifting optimism on the Irish treaty. Debates touched on renewal prospects, military strength, and public sentiment as observers weigh possible outcomes.
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Dail Eireann
Senate reports Kenyon bill aiding unemployment plan
Washington December 22 senate labor communities favorably reported the Kenyon bill designed to carry out recommendations of the national unemployment conference. The measure aims to advance planning and funding to improve employment opportunities and address wage and business conditions as part of a broader recovery program.
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Washington
Senate Lnhor
Kenyon
Domestic Coke Gives To Fund Christmas Needy Drive
Captain Alfred Garr of the 5th Vallion Army announced a donation from the Domestic Cake company totaling 97 for the citys Christmas fund. Capt Cart Wow Honored by Hamilton town American Legion for serving as chaplain of the next wave, recognizing the Salvation Army’s work in France.
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Alfred Garr
Vallion Army
Lim
Cate
Coke Company
Cart Wow
Momhora
Hamilton Pont
Te American Tanelon
Ehaplain
Neat Wave
Salvation Amy
France
Secret message to Briand unclear in Washington dispatch
A deciphered telegram from Premier Briand to Secretary Hughes was reportedly received in Washington. Hughes attended the full committee meeting of the conference and awaited transmission of the purpose of the mission, which was refused.
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Washington
Briand
France
Hughea
Iim
Mines Halted by Weather and Market Shutdowns
Coal operations in the Monongahela region report widespread partial and full shutdowns ahead of Christmas. Mining on the Monongahela division and Western Maryland rail lines shows reduced activity with orders down and freight movement dropping, while production and shipments fluctuate across Monon Gadian and related lines.
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Agan
Mince
Mononghela
Weet Wirgiala
Maysland
Carieston
Monongahela
Pennsylvania
Monongadivinian
Whdnenday
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B&o
Thorn
Hi Morgan
Town & Wheeling
Maryland
Sharleston
Nononenoda
Virginks
Gratton
Caat
Winnemtay
Saa Dior Sielpryonts
Curtin Bay
Mononend
Rovertwil
Bmlonaus
Gndels
Monongasela
Monongas
I. D
Man
Regton
Real Cold Snap Hits This Town
A bleak winter day settles over the town as a sharp cold front grips the area. The official forecast shows temperatures near eleven above normal with another frigid night expected before a warmer day arrives tomorrow.
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Faimfont
Ford Plan Is Turned Down By Interstate Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission rejected Henry Ford's 20 percent coal rate cut proposal. It warned reductions would discriminate against other mining regions and harm carriers not on the Detroit Toledo and Ironton route. The ruling cited adverse effects on fuel shipments and potential undue preferences harming Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee.
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Associated
Washington
Henry Ford
Mi Hsue
Toledo
Ireston
Tony
Uso Interstate Commerce Commission
Paul
Wold &U
Detroit
Rallroad
Ironton
Commission
Ohio
Terrai
Ford
Loss of Henry Watterson Mourned by Many
Louisville notes the death of Henry Watterson a longtime Courier Journal editor. He led the paper for decades and remained a public figure. his passing draws tributes from peers and readers. Watterson loved writing sermons at his own funeral and remained a sharp commentator on politics, war, and social issues.
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Louisville
Kows
Henry Watterson
Journah
Wulin
Waterton
Hove
Urea Wattrrach
Toy Towahe
Souler Journal
ATL
Wapxburga
Courier Journal
Woodrow Wilson
Tt Ag
Government orders price survey to curb rising costs
Attorney General Dougherty ordered a nationwide inquiry into retail prices on food fuel shoes and clothing. He directed the bureau of investigation to collect current prices across states and report wholesale and retail levels to reduce living costs and curb price manipulation by retailers and potential organizations. officials said steps would follow to enforce laws and coordinate with Hoover's administration.
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Washington
General Daugherty
Duehert
Dougherty
Burts
Bureau of Interigation
Justice Department
Serdar
Paris
Daugherty
Oalopal Organizore
Daweh H
Fondatutta
Suerstary
Hoover
Ruling On Teachers Pay In State Education Board Decision
In Charlestown officials in Fairmont report a ruling from the Attorney General on teacher pay and school holidays. State Superintendent George M. Ford advised superintendents to follow the directive, affecting December 27 and January 4 holidays and the pay schedule for teachers in affected counties.
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Gwyn
Fencon
T. A. Barnes
Gerege
M. Ford
Rujiools
Auborny
Ford
Smithe
Charleston
Barnes
Sunedstenaent
Fairmont
W. Vic ‘Attornay
Tulember
Holidexs Tachaok
Talan
Sacher Goth’ Na
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