Wilson mulls resubmitting League treaty with message
President Wilson considers sending the Versailles peace treaty back to Congress with a special message on America’s foreign relations. Officials say recent Geneva League of Nations developments might make the covenant more acceptable to the Senate. The text remains in the president’s hands after previous failure.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Congress
America
Senate
Geneva
League of Mentions Assembly
League
Denmark
Creftisine
Is Now Formally Accused Of Murder In Sacramento Case
A case in Sacramento writes that Casfie and a woman named Mrs Poth Walker Hamon wife of Frank Hamon nephew of Jake Hamon are formally accused of murder. The brief lists no further charges or courtroom dates.
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Sacramento
Casfie & A
Mra Poth Walker Hamon
Frank Hiamon
Jake Hamon
Plan for Formation of Export Corporation under Esch Law
The article reports William Reoth of the Guarantee Trust in New York announcing plans to form a 100 million export corporation under the Esch law at a national convention. The venture aims to export manufactured goods, with potential expansion to repay up to one billion dollars, and includes farmer, banker, and business representation.
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Miellanapolis
William Reoth
Giaranty Trust
New York
Prokran
Chicago
Farm Bureau Federation
Rebpr
United States
Monkey Gland Starts Girl On Way To Life
In Chicago the thyroid gland from a monkey was transplanted into Mary Kedwiszki 19 after 17 years in a cellar. Doctors led by Dr Sigmund Krumholz expected mental and physical growth to begin as Mary, weighed 38 pounds, started toward life though formerly unable to speak think or move. The girl was found in Joliet Illinois cellar last September by officers.
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Chicago
Mary Kalwiszki
Sit
American Hospital
Wey
Mary Kedwiszki
Eguta
Sigmund Krumholz
Mary
Krumholz
Joliet, AL
Ruth Perry Fatal Gas Fumes In Vincennes
In Vincennes Indiana Miss Ruth Perry 19 died from accidental asphyxiation due to gas fumes in a cafe room where she and her sister worked. The gas was reportedly turned on instead of off as she attempted to leave the room. Her sister, also employed at the Opel cafe, witnessed the incident and was not injured.
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Vincennes
Ind
Muras
Miss
Perry
Jay
Ready for roof at ATL plant progress report
The roof work at the ATL plant proceeds with repairs in progress at Hautslda park. The balding will be completed in a few weeks if weather allows. Gravel work near Mastelie is finished. water to the plant remains blocked by the flume. A commencement is expected within hours for ongoing water management.
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Hautslda Park
Gounuilman Srogter
Houston Fire Damage Estimated at Million
A Houston blaze caused extensive damage to a business district last night. Fire officials estimate damages around a million dollars with twenty cars and twenty other structures destroyed or greatly damaged.
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Houston
Tex
Indiana Power Co Seeks Rate Increase
Vincennes Ind December 4 Indiana Power Co seeks a rate increase to offset rising coal labor material and tax costs and maintain service. The filing argues revenue losses from higher wholesale prices and utilities expenses justify higher charges to customers statewide.
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Indiana Power CO
Vincennes
Ind
Dee. Y
Villdins Tatefial
Indiana
Jas Fulgal
Cot Indias
Advertisement Scheduling Confusion in Local Paper
Confused reader notes ambiguity in ad placement and deadlines. Mentions advertisers names and how to arrange notices on short timelines.
President-elect begins prep for administration as congress session nears
The president elect arrives home to a busy start of work planning cabinet, international policy, and legislative program. He will consult leaders across parties and summon figures like Elihu Root and others as Congress convenes in March to quicken work on the new administration.
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Marlod
Harding
Ado Wei
Jlarding
Searke
League of Na- Honk
Herbert Hoover
Sunda
Warding
Elihu Root
Mvans
Fiaghos
Patt
Shardins
Congress
Independents Meet Wheatland In Important Showdown
The Vera Independent team prepares to host Wheatland with Weaver leading Wheatland’s star center in a bid to upset the visitors. Wheatland counters with Whetsell McClellen Sullivan Barnett Ostjen and Downey as Ingle Ringk attends practice amid hopes of crowd support at St. Sition’s gym.
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Vera
Wheatland Iuintot
St. Sition
Sym At
Clerk
Ier Aly
Monroe City
Jochls
Luognatee
Tha P
Wheatland
Star Center
Prather
Nicholson
Zoltare
Lindsay
Sullivan
Barnett
Ostjen
Downey
Cox Offers to Appoint Willis to Harding’s Place
Gov Cox proposes appointing Senator Willis of Ohio to fill the vacancy in President Harding’s term. He telegraphed President-elect Harding offering Willis for immediate confirmation and noted plans to resign around January 10 or 11. Cox stressed willingness to aid efficient governance and public needs.
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Gov. Cox
Willis
Harding
Columbug
Gay
Ja M. Cox
Ohio
Tha Sendita
Medt Willig
Furth
France
Ida
County to hold joint meeting on White River bridge
The Pike and Daviess county commissioners approve a joint meeting at Rogers on December 17 to lay out a proposed bridge across White River joining two towns. Daviess county will pay about two thirds of the cost in installments.
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Board of County Comaiasioners
Pike County
Born
Conain- Honers
Jnlet
Rogers
White River
Kouties
Daviess County
Inulit
County to Sell Bond Issue For Bridge Repairs
Daniel J. Myers, county auditor, outlined preliminary steps for selling about $79,100 in bridge bonds. Funds will pay contractors to build and repair roughly thirty five bridges across the county. most projects are near completion with only three or four remaining.
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Daniel J. Myers
Coroner Holds Kuhen Murder Case Angles Explored
Evansville Indiana December reports say detectives examine new angles in the Dennis Kuhen murder case. The taxi driver’s body was found head wound in a ditch on a road north of the city after a Nov. 26 incident. One angle ties Kunhen to a craps game at the Louisville and Nashville depot where money was won.
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Evansville
Ind
Dennis Kuher
Jon
Kuheh
Hevye
Bean
Loulaville & Nashville
Vernon - Krieekhau
Corde
Ott Warrick County
Herp
Basler
Verdict on murder case without blame assigned
A jury returned a verdict of homicide without placing blame on a named suspect. Walter Woodring was not mentioned in the verdict amid an affidavit from Louis Kuhen regarding a deal driver. James Westfall, 26, was moved to county jail and prepared for a hearing before Judge Gould as his suspended sentence to the Jeffersonville reformatory could be acted on. Police said no charges were filed against Woodring or Westfall in the Kuhen murder case.
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Woodrhng
Walter Woodring
Louis Kuhen
Woodring
James Westfall
Phill, Gould
Vanderburg
Tig
Jeffersonvilla Reformatory
Wentfall
Gould
Fay Ruben
Wooding
Westfall
T ‘Dey
Kuhen
McSwiney Sister Testifies on Childhood and Struggle
Miss Misa Mary McSwiney recounts Terrence McSwiney’s fight for Trish freedom during childhood and his death hunger strike in Brixton prison while giving testimony to a commission on British rule. Mrs Clara McSwiney was also expected to speak.
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Washington
Des
Terrence McSwiney
Brixton
Misa Mary MrSwiney
Reddy
Miss McSwiney
Commission
National
New York Magasine
Clara McSwiney
Spas Logdys Om
First Step in Fight for the Open Shop
The clothing manufacturers seek to establish the open shop as tensions rise in New York. The Clothiers Manufacturers Association of America and the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union face a declaration of war as the union plans a strike and the industry contemplates immediate demands for exemptions and production changes.
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Seow
York
Due
Pest
Thie
Clottier Manufacturereers Association of America
OP Mery
Mave
Gstabitah
Tariff Revision to Begin January 6
Republican leaders announced the tariff revision will start January 6 after a brief delay. The push involves House decisions and is tied to the transition period before the new administration takes office. Marine recruiting stations in Indianapolis Terre Haute Louisville and Louisville area will distribute Victory Medals and related honors to former Marines across Indiana and Kentucky. Medals and decorations are issued upon claim or mail request with discharge and medals returned to owners.
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Washtaster
Dus Carlin
Will Ly
House
Fie Wi
United States Marine Corps
Wihnats Street
Indianapolls
Ind
Main
Svanaville
Eihih
Wabash
Terre Haute
Jetterran
Louisville
Corner Mary
Broadway
Lesington
Ector
Marine Corps
Indiana
Entucky
Treasury chief urges tax shifts to boost revenue
Secretary Houston's annual report to Congress calls for a two percent increase on incomes under five thousand dollars, lower surtaxes on larger corporations, higher excise taxes on tobacco and luxury goods, and new taxes on gasoline and autos. He seeks repeal of the excess profits tax with a replacement tied to corporate undivided profits.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Treasury
Houston
Congress
Gillette
Dolters
Smithville Set for Friday Clash and Saturday Return
Smithville, a top Blooming district squad, visits here Friday as Seymour comes Saturday. The two games are billed as the season’s toughest so far with fans eyeing how Vincennes and Washington compare. Smithville beat Lyons and Oolitic. Vincennes also beat Oolitic by two points.
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Smithville
Bloomington
Seymour
Vincennes
Washington
Lyons
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