Clemenceau on United States role in European unrest
A blunt analysis echoes Clemenceau’s claim that U S withdrawal from Europe caused instability and that America must now back European peace efforts. The piece defends moral US support, criticizes entangling alliances, and invokes Lausanne as a cautionary emblem against excessive caution in foreign policy.
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Clemenceau
United States
Europe
League of Nations
Lausanne
Pallas
The Loyal Order of Americans and global balance of power
A headline essay links the rapid rise of the Loyal Order of Americans to counter the Ku Klux Klan with a broader law of balance in society. It notes cycles of opposing forces in politics, religion, and nations, cites an elephant in London, wide streets in Ballarat, and China’s 347 dialects, and ends with a NY broker manager jailed for theft and the irony of prison salaries.
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Ku Klux Klan
Nature
Sea
China
Europe
Athens 27 Years Ago Personalities and Local News
Banner files recounts arrivals departures and visits in Athens including J B Cowtes returning from Athanta Major Bassinger from Atlanta Dave Arnold of Crawford W A Mallory from Atlanta Judge Daniel McKengie Franklin county passing through. Prohibition election excitement in Jackson county noted. Toccoa news covers Dr B Lambt and wife in Demorest and A E Magon of Westminster South Carolina visiting. University Law class organized a Moot parliament with C Johnson president and W A Fuller secretary. Col John J Mell to drill members each morning after recitation.
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Dave Arnold
Crawford
W. A. Mallory
Atlanta
Toccoa News
B. Lambt
A. E. Magon
Westminister
8. C
Johnson
W. A. Fuller
John J. Mell
Did It Ever Occur To You Did It Ever Occur To You
Editorial notes advertise early Christmas shopping to secure stock and save money. It warns of traffic law enforcement and cites Judge McAtte in San Francisco. It condemns ticket scalping in sports events, cites Tech Auburn football pricing, and praises Coburns minstrels as wholesome entertainment by J A Coburn, a well regarded manager known as Cobe.
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J. McAtte
San Francisco
Tech Auburn
Coburn
Minstrels
J. A. Coburn
Cobe
International resolves US to lead global Negro freedom drive
The third internationale adopted a resolution declaring the United States central to the Negro culture of the world and the communist campaign to advance freedom for Negroes worldwide should be concentrated there. An American Negro active in the cause helped draft the measure, which passed without dissent.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Third Internationale
United States
America
The
Internationale
Death of Representative James R. Mann Ends Long House Career
Representative James R. Mann of Illinois dies after pneumonia at his Chicago home. A veteran of thirteen terms, Mann led the House Committee of Committees and remained influential as a strategic adviser despite not seeking the speakership. His death ends a 26 year congressional tenure and comes as the new term begins.
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Washington
James R. Mann
Illinois
Congress
Mr. Mann
Mann
House
Representative Mann
Gillette
Massachusetts
Committee of Committees
Chicago
France to Send Delegates to the United States
Paris reports the Chamber of Deputies approved a 300000 franc amendment to fund a five officer mission to America to foster good relations. The debate touched on the negro question amid world revolution rhetoric, with communists allegedly seeking racial equality and union involvement. The Civil War was characterized as a capitalist struggle between North and South.
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Paris
Associated Press
Chamber of Deputies
Military Commission
America
North
South America
Communist Internationale
The
Internationale
United States
South
Rockefeller Died After Bad Cold At Yale
William Goodsel Rockefeller, Yale freshman and nephew of John D. Rockefeller, died after a cold contracted at a Yale Harvard foot game party. His illness developed into pneumonia after he left work ill. Survived by his widow Elsie Stillman Rockefeller and four sons and a daughter. He was born in 1870 in New York and educated at Yale, later retiring from active business in 1911.
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New York
William Goodsell Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Yale
Sis
Europe
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Letty
Broadway
Elsie Stillman
jJames Stillman
National City Bank
Greenwich
Conn
William A
Godfrey S
James S
J. Sterling Rockefeller
Almira G. Rockefeller
German Cities Fined By Allies
Paris reports the allied war commission has fined the Bavarian cities of Ingelstadt and Maissu 600 000 gold marks for attacks on allied missions while they searched for concealed weapons, marking a punitive action against these municipalities.
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Paris
Allied War Commission
Ingelstadt
Maissu
Bavaria
A Pair of Scissors for Penny Clauss Goods
Scott Hardware Company promotes a penny sale offering a second pair of Clauss scissors with each purchase. Palmer's shop carries the items as the advert urges. State and County Taxes are due, notes Tax Collector Mallory.
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Clauss
Scott Hardware Company
LW. A
Mallory
Elusive Moonshining Ring Captured in Aiken Swamps
Agents captured a moonshining ring near the Ealsto river swamps in Aiken County. Sheriff Henry Teward said the operation used bear traps and cowbells as alarms. A man named Bennett, described as not white, was arrested. a copper still of large capacity was destroyed along with sugar meal bacon and canned goods seized.
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S. C
Ealsto River
Henry Teward
Bennett
Ontfic
Advertising creates new merchandise demands with novelty items
The passage catalogs a long list of products like safety razors, player pianos, massage creams, glass baking dishes, wallboard, fireproof roofing, talking machines, soap flakes, and canned soap. It argues that national advertising builds new consumer demands by introducing diverse goods.
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Athens, GA
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Athens, Georgia
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H. 7
Rowe
England
Africa
London Zoological Gardens
Stuart Street
Ballarat
Australia
James Oddie
Turkey
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Banner Files
Cowtes
Athanta
Bassinger
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Gant
France
U. S
Los Angeles
Arthur (. Buren
Madelynne Obenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
Obenchain
Omas Lee Woolwine
Woolwine
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Kennedy
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Palmer's
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Joseph Wy Jr
Viste Louls
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Brieg
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