Resignation Rumor Ties to Washington Public Works
A clipped wartime dispatch notes Colonel Sherrill resigning from the army and discussing post military duties in Washington with city officials. The report mentions potential assignments as director of public grounds and parks and notes President may object to the resignation. Det 5 Colonel Clarence Ingington is listed in the closing line.
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Sherrill
Pineta
Washington
Ohio
Suiil
Sherrilt
Ifrom
Qwasdine
Butler
Ioan Matthews Held On Drunkenness Charge
Ioan Matthews was arrested Saturday in the central city with a half pint of wine and a bottle of whiskey found on him. He allegedly tried to strike officers, was taken to police headquarters, and will be arraigned on drunkenness and possessing intoxicating liquors charges. A second man, Nick Holly, was arrested for removing mortgaged property, while Clark Foraker remains jailed awaiting further proceedings after a long confinement.
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Ohn
Matthews
Argne
Stackhouse
Maris
Central
Matthewa
Hin
Polélice
Stacie Rouse
Nisa
Nick “Holly
Clark Foraker
Sherifff
Bradford
Muskingum College Begins Fraternal Plan Regulated Clubs
Muskingum College unveils a plan to regulate social clubs not bearing Greek names. The plan allows club chartering through the executive faculty and requires club approval, with supervision to curb fraternal politics and excessive expenditures. Initiation and membership rules set dates for new students and returnees.
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Muskingum College
Cdlken
Uie
J. Knox Montgomery
Montgomery
Thunery
Weiting
Lim
Deaths and Obituaries in Local Area
Obituary notices report Jesse Wilson Civil War veteran dies at home after Pearl disease attack aged 93. Survived by children in several states. funeral planned at Greenwood cemetery. Other notices include Charles Abbott funeral in West Virginia street, Mages Goldsmith long-time resident dead in Greenville PA, Mrs Martha Wylie dies in Neodesha KS, Mrs Nose Frensdorff dies in New York City, and a parsonage wedding of Bertha Tracey and R Harrison Porter with details from the local church.
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Sesse Wilson
Jesse Wilert
Neyell Concord
Wilson
TAH
O. Yo
Tha Presbyteria Church
New Concord
Ates
W. D. Penscock
Mouxton
J. Ae
Mitchell
Chine
Mrs. Cart
Topeka
Kans Ais
M. Colaman
Charlotte
Nocu
Trobert Wilson
Pittsburg
Yay
Abbott Penerat
Chartes Abbott
Herbert Abbott
West Virginia
Greenwood Cemetery
Moses
Zanesville
Mages’ Goldsmith
Greenville
Martia Wylie
Martha
Tightin Scott Wylie
Neodeshe
Kansans
Muskingum County
Wart
Glen Wyle
Kansas
County Seals Sale Expected to Exceed Last Year
CG W Maston county superintendent says Christmas seal sale in the county schools will top last year. Over 75 000 seals mailed to principals. some schools disposed of allotments with no requests for more. County sale described as exceedingly heavy and likely to clear the prior record by at least 10 000 seals.
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CG. W. Maston
Clean Up of Booze Expands Across the Nation
New York dispatch reports the Dwyer liquor syndicate probe widening as court actions target bribery and corruption in coast guard and prohibition forces. District Attorney Buckner vows a full grand jury inquiry with immunity limits and arrests rising to twenty one, tracing links to government employees and an alleged “easy money” scheme.
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New York
Dwyer Lyuor Syndicate
Fia
Coast Guard
Prohibition
Buckner
Beot
General Andrews
Salor Green
Andrews
Dwyer Syndiceue
Washington
Lincoln
Anrrows
Prolbltion
William Dwyer
Florida
Philadalpia
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Balt
Ivolve
Haga Prade
Daniel J. Kelleher
Frank Goss
Atlas Gross
Alen Wat
Severe Cold Grips Northern France and Swiss Border
A severe cold wave paralyzes northern and central France with record depths, and the Swiss Jura reports near 29 below Fahrenheit. Two deaths reported from exposure as authorities warn of dangerous conditions across the region.
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Paris
France
Gilley
Cleveland Deficit to Surplus Move Tied to Trial
In Cleveland on December 6 AP report, Fay Poland testifies at federal court that Josiah Kirby and officials inflated finances of the Cleveland Discount Co. by turning deficits into surpluses and enlarging balances to aid a July 30 1922 cash stem. Poland, former treasurer, cites personal checks totaling 220000 used to boost statements over the one million mark.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Discount Company
Josiah Kirby
Fay Poland
Federal Cour
Kirby
Ite
Poland
Lamar Showings of New Bride Along Broadway
David Lamar, nicknamed the Wolf of Wall Street, arrived in New York with his bride Ena Eck. The couple, married Nov. 22, previously faced prior marriages and divorces involving Lamar’s first wife. Eck, a former motion picture star and Wall Street girl, met Lamar after his release from prison for conspiracy to obstruct munition shipments in World War I.
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New York
David Lamar
Wolf
Wall Street
Formely
Ena Eck
Dia Wrench
Risgefield
Conn
Lamar
Marie Lamar
Hin
Dorothy
Frank Grogs
Cleveland
Ustek
Montana
Wallles
Trenton
M. J
Atlanta
Fed
J. 2. Morgan & Ca
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Halieases
the Peoples Savings Bank
the Bank ON
Fourth Street
Army Place
Cincinnati
Det
Clarence Iingion
D. C
M. L. Sluizer &Co
United Woolen Milla Bldg
Legion
Devond
Elis
Gabe’s
Seventh St
Ioan Matthews
Ponilte Vries Shores
Ross Fee
We Stores
Elberon Aves
W. Maln
Depze
U.S.S
Pracry
Marker St
Carl Lindsay
Sixth St
Parkinson
W. C. Jacobs
Erle
Lafollette
Muskingum
Elson
Frear
Bob
Dec
Stepublicans
House
Senate
Senate Republicans
la Fablette
Wisconsin
Lafatlette
Robert A. Larpliette
John M. Nelson
James” Ai Prear
Ways and Means
Gaintec
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Tuf
Its
Nose Frensdore
Tose Frenadorf
New York City
Jay Deudker
Mira ‘Bertha Tracey
R. Harrison Porty
Ray. J. Ft
Lrinkty MuAry
Savings Society
First Trust & Savings Bank
Main Street
Janesville
Cleveland’ Discount Co
Frederick H. Lange
Francisca
Cal
John Lange
Eastreet
Lange
Langs
St. James Clare
Dow
Sui
Broadway
Dickson
Main St
Jewny
Southern Ohio Pblic Service
Anntes
Turker
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