End of Fighting at Fiume as Terms Accepted
The fighting between Italian regular troops and D Annunzian legionaries at Fiume ended after officials signaled a cease fire. D Annunzio is thought to go into exile, possibly to South America, as the terms of Rapallo and Italian rules are set to be signed by Italian authorities and Fiume officials.
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Associated Press
Trieste
Fiume
D'Annunzian Legionarres
Caviglia
Dalmatia
D’annunzio
Quatero
Privste
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Rapallo
Trosmenturi
South America
Versailles Pact Gone For Good
Marion C. Dec. 30 Senator Knox of Pennsylvania said after a conference with President elect Harding that the Versailles league of nations will not be used as the basis for any new association of nations proposed by Harding. He added he has no such idea in mind and noted he and Charles Evans Hughes have been mentioned for secretary of state. Knox spoke on peace resolution at the extra session of Congress and on cabinet appointments with Harding.
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Associated Press
Marion
Harding
Knox
Pennsylvania
League of Nations
Association of Nations
Charles Evans Hughes
Congress
Knoy
Hardint
Glove Workers Agree to 12 Percent Wage Cut
In Gloversville New York a 12 percent wage reduction for all Fulton county glove workers was agreed at meetings of the Associated Glove Manufacturers Association of New York state and the glove workers organization, with the cut to take effect immediately.
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Associated Press
Gloversville
N. Y
Fulton County
Associated Glove Manufacturers’ Association of
New York State
Glove Workers’ Organization
Governor Dixon Cancels Inaugural Ball
Governor elect J M Dixon announced the postponement of the Helena inaugural ball planned for next week saying he did not want to attend a party costing five dollars a ticket.
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Associated Press
Missoula
Mont
J. M. Dixon
Helena
Surprise Party Honors Miss Dorothy Winkfield at Home
A surprise party was held Tuesday evening at the Winkfield home No 16 North Kent Street honoring Miss Dorothy Winkfield. Parlor games and music preceded refreshments served by Miss Grace Johnston and Miss Mary Pearson. Guests included Misses Myrtle Bailey and Grace Johnston and Messrs Albert Thompson and Nelson Haines among others. evening described as delightful.
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Dorothy Winkfield
John Winkfield
No 16
North Kent Street
Miss Grace Johnston
Mary Pearson
Myrtle Bailey
Cumberland
Grace Johnston
Ruth Poston
Helen McGrather
Ruth Haines
Viola Rice
Elaine
Virginia Chrissmore
Faunce Johnston
Alice
Ada Devany
Gore
Messie
Albert Thompson
J. Kater
Nelson Haines
Alvin Kremer
Keyneth Rush
Dale
James ‘Stine
Dilwin Jacks
Paul Poston
William ‘Armel
Robert Sam Johnston
George Barr
Hugh
Empire Presents Saturday Matinees and Night Shows
Empire offers matinees each Saturday from two to five with evening shows at seven and nine plus a third show as needed. Admission is 25 cents orchestra and 15 cents balcony. Eight reels per feature night and no price changes. Coming attractions include Humoresque Way Down East and Look Who's Here on January 12 with Sam S. Shubert in New York company.
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Roscoe Arbuckle
Irvin S. Cobb
T. Latent World News
Sam S. Shubert
New York
Tom Mix
Plans for Harding inauguration consultations in Marion Ohio
Associates report discussions on the inauguration schedule and officials active in preparations. E H McLean chairing the inaugural committee with Senator Knox and Will Hays also involved, fueling cabinet speculation. A National Grange committee visited to present views on agriculture.
Excursion Rate Increase Sought by Regional Rail Lines
The Cumberland Valley and Martinsburg Railroad with five other railroads and two steamship firms seek state approval to lift regular excursion and convention fares in Virginia by 16 to 23 percent. A hearing is set for January 19. opposition must be raised then. Current round trip excursion and convention fares are one and one third. proposed rates would be one and one half.
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Cumberland Valley and
Martinsborg
State Corporation Commission
Virginia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania
Cumberland Valley
Martinsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Noria
Maryland
Delaware
Baltimore and
Atlantic
Real Bill Hart Western at Winchester Empire Friday
Hart stars in a Paramount feature shown for one night at the Empire in Winchester. The big six reel production costs more than other pictures this week but ticket prices stay the same. Reviews praise common strength in courage and suffering, beautiful scenery and sharp direction. Three shows Friday night starting 8.
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Bill Hart
Paramount
Hart
Winchester
Empire
Moving Picture
Wanda Hawly Empire Tonight At The Empire
Wanda Hawly Empire presents a first run release HER FIRST ELO MEN? a film likened to Let's Be Fashionable which drew large crowds Monday night. A third show was added and the program includes the six reel subject BACK TO THE KITCHEN from Paramount with Ben Turpin and Ford Sterling providing laughs.
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Wanda Hawley
Realart
the Empire
Paramount
Ben Turpin
Ford Sterling
Ford Highland Park plant may not reopen until February
Detroit December 30 The Ford Motor Company's Highland Park plant which closed for a 10 day inventory on December 24 likely will not resume operations until February 3 or later. About 50 000 workers were employed there when it closed for inventory.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Highland Park
Profit Sharing Fails At Newbern Iron Works
Newbern North Carolina employees strike after the profit sharing plan yields a 10 percent cut in a week. Workers refuse to accept the new wage scale and keep the plant idle while company officials demand concessions to reopen.
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Newbern
Newbern Iron Works
Health officials praised in Virginia banquet tribute
Hugh S. Cumming Surgeon general of the United States Public Health Service spoke at a Richmond banquet honoring himself and Sir Arthur Newsholme during the Virginia state health workers annual conference. He lauded Dr Ennion G Williams Virginia health commissioner and credited Virginia with top health organization efficiency.
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Virginia
Hugh S. Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Richmond
Sir Arthur Newsholme
Ennion G. Williams
Pyrevéuen
America
Continental Candy Must Pay Sugar Contract Like Sport
In San Francisco on December 30 the Continental Candy Company of Chicago must pay 19.86 per hundred pounds for 1260 tons of Java sugar, a contract Judge Bledsoe of the U S District Court ruled valid. He said the candy company should fulfill the contract like sport, even at bankruptcy risk.
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San Francisco
Cal
Continental Candy Company
Chicago
Bledsoe
United States District Court
Sport
Civilians Ambush Police Patrol in Middleton Cork
Armed civilians reportedly ambushed a police patrol in Middleton, County Cork, killing one constable and wounding several others. A second ambush occurred on the Cork road with at least one soldier shot.
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Cork
Middleton
County Cork
Fragmented OCR note on a domestic miscommunication
A garbled OCR fragment shows a woman and her husband in a domestic scene. The text references terms like washerwoman and mindess in a disputed context, with unclear surrounding details and dialogue.
Marriage Licenses Issued in Hagerstown Week
Week of licenses includes Norman L. Clark of Winchester Virginia and Annie M. Gooley of Woodstock Virginia. Cecil Bohrer of DeHaven Virginia and Whailie Wilson of Inwood West Virginia also listed among newly issued marriage licenses.
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Hagerstown
Imd
Norman L. Clark
Winchester
Annie M. Gooley
Woodstock
Cecil Bohrer
DeHaven
Whailie’ Wilson
Inwood
National Guard Chief Named by Wilson
Col Gen Rickards of Ol City Pennsylvania was appointed by President Wilson as chief of the militia bureau in the War Department. He will assume duties tomorrow succeeding Maj Gen Jesse Mel Carter who moves to a line command. Rickards will hold the rank of major general and becomes the first National Guard officer to hold the post.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rickards
Ol City
Wilson
Militia Bureau
War Department
Rickard
Pennsylvania National Guard
Infantry Reserve ’Officers
Jesse Mel Carter
Richard
National Guard
City Hall Auditorium Hosts Old Year Out New Year Show
A special late show at City Hall Auditorium Friday will run from about 10.45 pm until shortly after midnight to usher in the new year. The usual early show begins at 7.15 pm and ends around 9.00 pm. Attendees at city shows are not charged extra for the late performance.
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City City Hall
Local Firemen Are Honored For Service
The Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association announces appointments for the Sarah Zane Fire Company. Ex Captain C M Hodgson becomes historian, J W McDonald moves to the executive committee, and H Russell Potts joins the membership committee. Ex Captain Robert L Gray was elected president at the Winchester convention last August.
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Air Zone Fire Company
Cumberland Valley Firemens
C. M.hodgson
J. W. McDonald
Leutenant
H. Russell Potts
Robert L. Gray
Winchester
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Markets Shift as Rails Lead Morning Trading
Buying of rails broadened in early trading with Motors specialties strong Lyons Kelley Springfield rising 4 points while copper and leather shares shed earlier gains. The noon turn saw shipping weaken as Atlantic Gulf United Fruit and Mercantile perferred fell 2 points each. Oils and Sears Roebuck slipped, money conditions steady, and London exchange remained firm.
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Associated Press
New York
Motors
Kelly
United Fruit and
Mercagtile ‘Yaris
Sears Roebuck
London
Norfolk and Western Rail Service Changes and Local Notices
The notice lists Norfolk and Western schedule changes effective October 3 with trains to Bristol Bluefield Poca Norton Roanoke and connections via Shenandoah to Washington and Philadelphia. It also mentions Pullman sleepers to Philadelphia and New York, intermediate stations, and special parlor service from Hagerstown to Philadelphia. Local social notes report weddings and engagements among Winchester residents, plus various thanks and visits. Real estate ad seeks farms for sale by Oglesby Real Estate Inc with contact details. Lost red plaid shawl mentioned with reward by Bailey Bros.
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Pointa
Shenanhll
Northro
Iha
Philadelphia
Shenandoah J
Washington
Parlor
Hagerstown
Vna Sone Arstown
Philadel
Pullman
Staa
United Brethren Services Sunday January 2
Preaching by Rev. C. King Welch at Pleasant Valley U B Church 11 a m. Special Palview services cancel regular appointments. Sunday evening program at 7 30 featuring Christian Endeavor Society organizing at Fairview with short addresses recitations and music. Miss Katherine R Glass of Fort Loudoun Seminary has gone to Wash
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C. King Welch
Pleasant Valley
U. B. Churchi
Palpview
Christian Endeavor Society
Eairview
Katherine R Glass
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Oxford Cambridge team wins Hampton cross country race
Oxford Cambridge team wins cross country at Hampton finishing with 26 points. Victor English led the runners for the victory, with London and Dee noted in the finish order from the Cornetl Mak Dale team.
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Associated Press
London
Dee
Oxford- Cambridge
Hampton Today
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