League of Nations revived in Senate through Harding
Washington dispatch reports the League of Nations debate reopening in the Senate under President Harding. Influential advocates plan to mobilize public support for the project while reservations and opposition from Republicans stall swift action amid diplomacy over naval arms limits and China Japan issues.
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League OF Nations
Senate
Harding
Washington
Baer
Hard- Wne
Haveling
Hegher
Usisthag iGtyne
Kai Ordered to Stand Firm in Tokyo and Washington
A garbled report describes Japanese and U S tensions with references to a naval survey, high government figures and a campaign over a 70 percent tag for repair. It mentions Tokio, Nev and Washington stakeouts and a strong official stance amid ongoing disputes.
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Tokio
Nev
Washington
Naval Suvunayinsats
Runseqiueares
Pracs
Eran
Sentiment in Indiana Favors Liquor Enforcement
Federal Prohibition Director Bert Morgan reports strong support for enforcement in Indiana. He cites public official backing across counties and says penalties should be maximum when evidence justifies action. He notes statewide sentiment favors stricter measures and cites inspections and enforcement as key.
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Indiana
Washington
Bert Morgan
Joe Indiana
Waynes
Madina
Plac- Y
Morgen
Six Arrested in Farm Chickens Theft Case
Six young men from the southern county were arrested by Deputy Sheriffs O E Myers and Sabet Sahih on charges of stealing farmers' chickens near Glen sale. Names include Ennet Glenn Shirettt Pratt Starsii George Wilson Elmer Mink and Frank Harris Corbett ubott was wanted but not captured. The arrests stem from twelve months of complaints of chicken thefts across Harrison township. Hollis confessed to leading others to steal and store the birds. Sheriff says the admitted thefts only represent a fraction of total stolen reports. six face charges of malicious theft with costs.
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O. Ee. Myers
Sabet Sahih
Glensale
Ennet Glenn Shirettt
Pratl Starsii
George Wilson
Elmer Mink
Frank Harris
Corbett Ubott
Harrison Townshi
Hollis
Sto
Elier Mink
Laney
Hind
Bonnie Teavtet
al CH Tidle
Thomas Horton
Waconterchant
Dale Allen
Pennyvillezmerchent
Mijerel Jones
Glundide
Hess Ptolo Chilekens
Accent Loyalis
Henry Ftoupes
Jesse Lucass
Colbert
Alea Silith
Elmer Godwin
Sheriff Falrh Auys
MyPhersen
Science to Restore Normal Mind to Ohio Girl of 19
A report from Ohio describes psychologist Dr H. Goddard stating a 19 year old girl named Polly Rediek was possessed by multiple personalities. He claimed therapy at length helped her regain her normal mind, noting a four year old personality emerged during episodes and that there was no connection with another girl, Bernice Stediek.
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Ohio
Kernice Rellek
Zoou
Agate
H. Goddard
Derliced Jolly
Terete Stediek
Polly Rediek
Heralnn
Lishen
Head-on Collision Near Getttla Leaves Four Dead
A derailment on the Oregon Washington railroad mile east of Getlla in Lis thoelock area killed four people and seriously injured Dee, L-asix and other occupants. Rains hampered rescue efforts as roads flooded and emergency crews worked through the night.
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Dee
Oregon-Washington
Vollmoa
Getlla
Lis
Thoelock
Uus Muro
Marine mail guard shoots trespasser on New York Central train
A Marine guard on a New York Central passenger train in Indiana shot a man through the leg as he rode the moving cars. The wounded man was Clarence Resn olls of this city who claimed he was simply “humming” his way from Goshen to Elkhart and denied any robbery intent. The incident occurred December 1 as the train passed near Fort Wayne.
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New York Central
Wichart
Ind
Suardy
New York
Ntrol
Yo- Hee
Clarence Resn
Olls
Goshen
Elithart
Marke Corps
Guare
Two contenders in race for Speaker special session
Ambitious figures circle the Speaker post amid talk of a special session. Details on candidates, dates, and expected agenda appear scattered, with party lines and local concerns shaping the possible move.
LENINE SAYS JAPAN AND UNITED STATES ARE SURE TO WAR
Riga dispatch reports Lenin predicting war between the United States and Japan after a parley with former labor candidate Christensen. Lenin asserts the Soviet communist program has a right to the bottom, and remarks there will be a capitalist clash between Japan and the United States.
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Lenine
Japan
United States
Chiustensen
United Prezs
Riga
Jressaga
Lening
Risija
Te ‘von
Christensen
Sal Lenine
Yd Ignaya
McCray Declares Candidacy for Senator in Indiana
In Innispapolis on December 1 Gov. Tarren T. McCray announced his support for Senator Harry 8. Newer seeks reelection and will oppose former Senator Albert J. Heveridge at polls next year. The declaration followed a near hourlong conference with the senator.
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Innispapolis
Ind
Tarren T. McCrray
Harry
New Wall
Albert J. Heveridge
Electric company foreman dies after 2600 volt line contact
Vinogrhes Ind December 4 reports a fatal accident when a line worker, Hinpomen ees 2, 300 volts, was killed while working on a power line near the Hep wworkinge on na ae cfm on argny wire. Foreman gave time warnings as the body was found near the pole. Amos, Q, and Ilustey were among those present. Doctors were summoned. The victim, Dexubin head Yeon, had worked for three years with the power company and was described as well liked. He is survived by his parents, a son, a sister, and a brother.
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Vinogrhes Ind
H. Oexnilinn
Ana Posie
Atéarnann
Argny
Tinjes
Amos Anit
Itlustey
Jienorer
Wat Carp Aie
Electric Company
Rit Np
Hes
Ind
Guy Wirck
Anjos
Wan
Bon
Dexubin
Power Company
Dhe
Wy Pareints
Austist Dean
Dames Richard
Mist Wulhi
Gutt
Kidnapped Girl's Body Found in HBGR After Harbor Anger
In a grim case authorities recovered the body of a kidnapped girl in HBGR as neighbors recount a troubling scene. The incident sparked a police search and raises questions about the events leading to the death and the motive behind the horrifying crime.
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Girl
Italy claims custody of the Cenacolo in Jerusalem
Dec 1 Italy asserts support from Latin Christian nations to secure custody of the Cenacolo of Jerusalem. The Vatican and Greek Orthodox factions contest the cradle of Christianity, with the League of Nations looming over the final decision. Italy cites historic claims dating to Naples rulers and Sancta Sanctorum patterns to justify its entitlement.
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Italy
Jerusalem
Near East
Jerurmalem
Rhin
Eure
Christ
Peter
Mary
Naples
Roberto
Sancta d’Anion
Seypt
Tuly
Curtuuy
Death Demanded for Fred Decker Trial Begins
A court session in Talvtehpe City opens as prosecutors seek the death penalty for Fred Decker in a sexual assault case. The defense contends Decker’s alleged role in planning and coordinating with relatives and a mother figure, while witnesses discuss salary arrangements and a farm loan connected to the alleged crime.
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Talvtehpe
Krel Wecker
Counee
Gintes
Shaw
Trey
Nhu Twe
Gi Ku Leroy Loyetl
Collert
Murance
Yirsil
Decker
Bony
Lifk
Gites
Vkr- 2H
Cal
Tila Insurance
Fred
Setae
Saul
Four Coal Miners Hurt in Brazil Field Caving
Wind with cyclone strength caused a cavein at Glen Ayre coal mine in Brand fled. Four miners were hurled against the wall and seriously injured, with one suffering severe cuts and bruises but expected to recover. About 700 workers may be in the section, and winds flung men into the air and against walls. Willan Shackleford and son Harold traveled to St Louis for a visit after the incident.
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Glen Ayre
Worklife Rules From Turbulent Labor Times
The text outlines wartime labor regulations on work shifts and employment, noting limits on which tasks workers may perform, the role of railroads, and the push for organized representation. It mentions a board, ceiling provisions, and the impact on workers like mill workers, railway staff, and electricians.
Bellion Plans Revealed in German Spy Case
A fragmentary wartime report describes a high ranking German officer’s espionage network and a British counter espionage operation. Evidence shows captured documents linked to a spy ring uncovered near Bel town, with arrests announced after investigations by the War Office.
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Thasen
Neaur-East
Bel Town
Morseien Route to Havre Held by Order
Federal supervisor today ordered Morseien route to Havre held as investigations continue. Information from Washington indicates maritime lines involving Paris to Havre and New York to Havre are being reviewed by authorities.
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Hayre
Washiteibn
Ire
Federal Suvernngent Todhy
Ipf
Gbartes Niplulder
Dent Op Norurnney
Howard Allison Dies at 73 in Tar City
Obituary notes Howard Allison of Tar City dies at age 73 after a brief illness described as fright’s disease. He was father to Ros Allison of Darelowashilgg and formerly ran a restaurant on Main Street between First and Second. The establishment passed to Hubert ap. Also mentions large numbers of workers in railroads, mines, and factories across the Lafted Heotes region.
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Howard Allison
Ayisad
Hyi
Ros Alison
Dare Lowashilgg
Merchants Triumph Over Knox County In Tight Basketball Battle
Knox County boys underestimated the Merchants and paid the price as the visitors edged ahead in the second half. Thompson left early for the Merchants defense, sparking a late rally by the Pritchton lineup. The game ended with Merchants clinging to a slim lead as both teams shuffled in replacements for key players before tipoff tomorrow’s Shoals Catholics matchup.
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Kritebton
Knox- County Boys
Aod
Geir
Merchants
Pep White
Merchton
Thompson
Pritchton Hoya
Min. Hamter
Vere Ny Nero
Desay
Teran
Connelly
Willams
Anderso Kaman
Dreman
Manning
Foul Gualsi
Lowney
Uderson
Matelind' Sa
Eskrat Vie
Jonul Usui
Eaath
Martha Coupts
Rome Sewout
Ani
Waite
Special Session Called To Consider Jeffersonville Reformatory
Indianapolis announces a special session of the legislature set for December 14 to review a measure regarding the removal of the Jeffersonville reformatory. Gov McCray and key lawmakers discussed extending the sale price of the property to up to 450000 if removal law is paused by February 1, 1922. The governor aims for a brief session, possibly one day, focusing on the reform matter.
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Wolchie
Mas
Sonvilly
Indianapolis
Tnid
McCray
Regishiturs
Weasinfion
Jetersonville
Sovernor
Legislaire
Tolpale & Co
Jeffs Donville
Rovernor
Duck Hunters Report Promising Season Across County
Wild duck hunters say the birds are more plentiful than in years past as favorable weather patterns boost activity along rivers and creeks in the northern part of the county. Local hunts report sizable mallards and other species diversifying the season's promise.
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Northiegtem
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