Peace talk advances in South American border dispute
War clouds ease as Paraguay accepts Pan American conciliation amid Bolivian rejection. Bolivian and Paraguayan tensions linger with mediation prospects by the Pan American conference in Washington. In Ohio Muskingum county previews a 1929 budget of 572 202, noting highway work and county salaries as principal items.
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Washington
South America
Paraguay
State Department
Bolivia
Muskingum
Bolivian Paraguayan Situation Cools as Talks Continue
Paris reports a calmer Bolivian Paraguayan crisis with Briand holding talks on South American developments. The League of Nations payroll concerns and local city bills are noted, while private detectives seize new clues in the Fearn murder case and coroner reviews an autopsy.
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League Paris
Orsign
Briand
South America
Evie Drummond
League of Nations
Sonth
Geneva
Wne League Council
Peaceland Waterworks Department
Stemm
Bilis Net
Canton
Ora Slater
Loratsi
Wilbur O. Heltman
Margaret
Vernard Feern
Hellman
George Thorn
Jokn Merenk
T. C. McQuire
Tuveis
Mys
Gagain
Lorain
Fearn
Utes
Suspect in Liquor Case Faces Trial This Week
A man charged with eating and distributing liquor was arrested at a Second Avenue apartment. He pled not guilty before Judge F. B. Graham. Bond set at $200. Prosecution expects further arraignments this week. Local police and federal agents are said to be involved in related foreign liquor schemes.
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Udige F. B. Graham
ANG Prenchil
Ig Intest Aloged
Eternationin
Nawes Service
Branders
Wn Ras
United States
Nis
Crossland Rye World
Pad
Awa
A. A. Woorger
Vlan
Salen Brown
EU Igield Follies
Road Work Plans and Power Plant Expansion Discussed
County commissioners outline 1928 road program with Bil l Taylor W T Oshermine and KR With amid funding questions. Ohio Power Co announces the Philo plant unit will boost capacity to 245 000 kilowatts after a 17 828 000 investment and a 132 000 kilowatt transmission line to Fostoria.
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Board County
Bill Taylor
W. T. Oshermine
Oliver
A. Y. Connor
Elina Kinche
Taylor
Ohio Power Co
Philo
State Utilities Commission
Columbus
Ohio
Appiw Anuavesy Weeepee
Phifo
Bae
Ontec
Fostoria
Shelby and
Askland
Hootsee Engineering Co
Chicago
Masonic Temple
Fostorie
Shelby
Ashlahd
Commonwealth Edison Co
Middle West
City payroll funds raised to meet December needs
City officials report that funds were transferred from available sources to cover the municipal payroll for December, including fire, police, and all city employees. City Auditor Stemm announced sufficient sums have been raised, though the exchequer remains strained and future finances uncertain.
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Dupont
Stemm
Rmunicipal
Fire and Police Department
Conference remarks on Bolivian Paraguayan dispute
Sir Erle stated oP offered league services to the president of the council. A morning meeting of the French cabinet reported M Briand telling ministers he did not deem the Bolivia Paraguay dispute serious.
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Bolivia
Paraguay
Lugare
Sir Erle
League
Basinet
M. Briand
Tanesville Gains Statewide Fame By Festival Plan
The Christmas festival in Zanesville, promoted by the Chamber of Commerce, draws attention from merchants in other cities. Ohio and outside groups show interest, with plans to adapt the method for wider use next Christmas and to inspire similar celebrations in affiliated cities. Mayor McDonald is among those arrested in a liquor conspiracy case in Bradville, as authorities act on charges connected to Prohibition laws.
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Zanesville
Chamber of Commerce
Bryce CG. Browning
Penny’s
Chamber of Commerece
Vu. E. Diuner
Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants
State
M Council of Retai Merchants
Utemer
Christo Putigar
Aerangie
Browning
Ohio State Counci
Met ‘Manis
Wisters Crom
Ohio
Banesville
Hinrvo
Bradville
Colon
Klain
John Yamnich
Joan Lanien
Justice of the Peace Omirt
Douglas H. Platt
City Counell
William Gorter
William E. Lappin
City Couny
Ethan
Hoover to Start Northward Journey After Latin America Visit
President Hoover plans to board the Utah today for the voyage north to Rio de Janeiro, following stops in nine Latin American locations since landing at Amapala Honduras on November 26. The party will transfer to the cruiser Origway before sailing miles offshore, with widespread gift presentations and Paraguay settling the Pan American conference dispute.
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Montevides
Uruguay
Amapala
Jalunduras
Eieet Hoover
Utah
Rio de Janeiro
Hoover
Bousig
Paraguay
Les
Washington
Olack Thin Mers
Plonver
Origway
Einer
Tnt
Nationa
Tlonit Tribuntes
Willy
Death and royal updates lift London society mood
The American-born Princess Hatefeldt de Wildenberg died after a brief illness in London while King George shows a slight improvement after a disturbed night. Reports trace her early life, marriage prospects, and fortunes in England as royal medical bulletins note fluctuating but hopeful signs for the king.
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London
Hatefeldt de Wildenberg
Windsor
Berkeley Hotel
Cinnerellarly
Rathway
Collis i Huntington
Europe
Prine Matatoigt
Hatzfelts
England
George
Royal Physicians
Stanley Hewett
Hugh Rigby
Lord Dawson
Penn
Mmajesty
Sir Stanley
Stanley Halelwies
Chessemiy Halidays
Intelans
Exonerate Coast Guards Who Fired on Private Yacht
Niagara Falls New York December 18 Inquest finds coast guardsmen acted within their patrol duties when firing on Carl Anderson’s cabin cruiser on Lake Ontario Thanksgiving morning. Coroner Frank T Carmer says no charges will be pursued by Niagara County District Attorney Raymond Knowles and names Boatswains Mate Maurice McGinnis Surfman Roy Rush and Gyardman Chris Dew as involved officers.
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Niagara
Falls
Ast Guard
Carl Anderson
Lewinton
Frank T. Carmer
Newfane
Fleisg
Bugs Anderson
Lake Oncarto
Er Yasmich
Raymond
Knowls
Niagara County
Aeton
LodNy
Coant Giuntianen
Ni Maurciee McGinne
Roy Rush
Chris Dew
Mafia Tightens Grip as Chicago Detectives Hunt Slayers
Chicago dispatch reports heavily armed detectives sweeping the city in a Mafia crackdown. State's Attorney Swanson and officials face a showdown, guarding key witnesses, jurors, and the family of the slain Ole Scully amid fear of further killings.
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Chicago
Ole Scully
Angelo Petiitt
Ranieri
John A. Swanson
A. Frank Rater
Billy
Poy
Petitts
Swanson
Beally
I Aaa
Spineers
Sue Dominick Nash
Jack Divito
Scully
Nash
Divito
New York
Lawrence Scully
Young
Washington
Senate
Great Britain
Coolidge
Walsh
Mont
Porter Identified as Local Bandit in Robbery Case
An effort to identify Walter Porter of Pomeroy as the highwayman who robbed the Flashrite filling station on West Main Street continues as police plan an afternoon conference. Porter was brought to the city after arrest on train riding charges amid doubts from residents who noted he carried no money and rode a railcar without a passenger train.
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Walter Porter
Pomeroy
William
Leasure, Jr
West Maintreet
Lesure
Porter
Joseph Vetet
Patrolmin Quighey
Corday Noan
McConnelsvile Hiy
Henery
Morgan County Executive
Total
Rebber
Lasure
Alt
Rep Charles Faust Dies in Office Vacancy Opened
Rep Charles Faust of Missouri died at Naval Hospital after a short illness at age 49, leaving a vacancy to be filled by special election. The veteran lawmaker served a fourth term from St Joseph and was reelected last November.
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Charles Faust
Washington
Dees
Charles 1
Mat
Missouri
Boulder Canyon Dam bill ready for presidential signature
Washington reports the Swing Johnson Boulder Canyon Dam bill could reach President Coolidge for signature tomorrow. The House was set to concur with a Senate amendment via Rep. Smith of Idaho, determining if the bill should return to conference to resolve differences. Opponents warned against accepting Senate amendments but would not filibuster.
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Boulder Dam
Washington
Johnson Boulder Canyon Dam
Coolrdge
House
Smith Th
Idaho
House Irrigation Committee
Senate
Yeur
Chase
Miner Shoots Self After Parole Violation Arrest
Cleveland man David Miner, 26, seriously wounded at City Hospital after he allegedly broke parole from the Ohio State Reformatory. Miner, once jailed for burglary in Carlton, fled with his family to Dayton, then Salem, and allegedly conspired with another inmate. He was seized by detectives in Cleveland when he retrieved a pistol and killed himself.
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Cleveland
Doagph Miner
City Hospital
Tate
Ohio State Reformatory
Miner
Carlton
Reformatory
Dayton
Salem
Sajem
Health situation in Zanesville improves says authorities
No major changes in Zanesville health status reported after noon Tuesday. A slight dip in colds and grip noted by local board of health. no influenza cases officially reported. Weather promises cold for several days, state health officials hope for end of influenza in northern Ohio.
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Zanesville
D. J. Evans
Board of Health
Torthern
Robbins
State Department of Health
Columbus
Jultenham School
Weather Outlook for Columbus Area
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with light rain in the north and slightly warmer temperatures in the south. Wednesday will bring partly cloudy skies, cooler temperatures, and light snow or flurries in the far eastern portion.
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Columbus
Might
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