Clemenceau Warns of New World War After Speech in New York
Georges Clemenceau warned that a new world war is being plotted in Germany with Russia and Turkey as accomplices. His detailed indictment at the Metropolitan Opera House drew a packed audience as he urged US commitment beyond money, seeking heart and soul rather than funds. He criticized Britain's post armistice stance, saying England was not with them.
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New York
Georges Clemenceau
Germany
Russia
Turkey
Metropolitan Opera House
Clemenceau
Ludendorff
Hindenburg
Junkers
Caruso
Jeritza
United States
America
England
Controversy Erupts Over Burlesque Dancer at Cleveland Dinner
In Cleveland the appearance of a burlesque dancer at a city council dinner ignites a heated debate. A council clerk intervenes to eject the performer as some members claim a political plot, while others defend the event as undermining public decency.
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Cleveland
Kipling
Six Die In Lancaster Family Tragedy
Irvin Henderson aged about 40 his wife and four children aged 2 to 10 were found dead in their Washington avenue home by Officer G Jurgensmyer. Bodies show no signs of a struggle and post mortems were planned. relatives say Henderson was a night engineer at the Pennsylvania railroad shops and told his employer the family were sick.
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Lancaster, O
Irvin Henderson
Washington Avenue
G. Jurgensmyer
Henderson
Jurgensmeyer
Smyth
Pennsylvania Railroad
MacSwiney Family War Over Irish Fight Continues
Irish republican MacSwiney faction vows no end to the struggle while Terence MacSwiney lies dead in Cork and two sisters Mary and Annie face death in Dublin. Mary is jailed in Mountjoy. Annie protests outside the prison. Mrs. Mariel MacSwiney, widow of the Cork mayor, tours the United States after a court case against her was dropped.
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London
MacSwiney
Whale Mac Swiney
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton
Terence
Mary
Annie MacSwiney
Trieir Free State
Mowntjoy
Dublin
Misa MacSwiney
Mountjoy
America
Mariel MacSwiney
Washington
Marty Macswiney
United States
Irish Republican Movement
Thames Armed Men Lead Unemployed Protest Near Downing Street
Hundreds of police cordoned the Thames embankment to deter unemployed protesters from marching on Downing Street after Prime Minister Bonar Law refused a deputation. Leaders accused of Communist manipulation allegedly urged followers to infiltrate Whitehall, with reports of red flags and potential armament among marchers.
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David M. Church If
U. S
London
Thames Embankment
Downing Street
Premiera
Athdrew Bonar Law
Moscow
Whitehall
Reos
The
Daily Express
Downsing Street
Httle
Vic Morne
Have
Association of Unemployed
Donahey Cabinet Selections Rumored in Columbus
With Governor-elect Donahey due in Columbus for cabinet talks, rumors name Thomas Gault for agriculture, Forest F. Smith for commerce, Thomas J. Donnelly for industrial relations, and John Huh Harper for finance, all from notable Ohio groups and counties.
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Columbus
Donahey
Thomas Gault
Dairy and Food Mic
Charles Truax
Wiyandot County
Forest F. Smith
Thomas J. Donnelly
Cincinnati
Ohio Federation of Labor
John Huh. Harper
Coalition
Six Injured When Fast Train Left the Tracks
Six persons were injured when the Katy limited northbound wrecked at Reams near McAlester Oklahoma today. Six Pullman cars overturned after a broken rail caused the wreck. The train, three hours late, was traveling about 55 miles per hour per railroad reports.
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Mcalester
Okla
Katy Limited
Reams
Here
County to Take Over the Burden for Year
Cincinnati and Hamilton county officials met in joint session and decided the tuberculosis sanitarium, once a municipal hospital, will be taken over by the county for one year after an extra tax levy failed at the last election.
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Cincinnati
City of
Hamilton County
Pastor Wife in Poison Mystery Solon Springs Death
Investigation into the sudden death of Mrs Clara Cowley a wealthy Solon Springs Wisconsin bride who died August 14 shortly after marrying Rev Griffith Cowley twenty years her junior. The body was exhumed for possible poison traces as the minister denies any involvement.
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Clara Cowley
Rich Solon Springs
Wis
Griffith Cowley
Cowley
Detroit Judge Uses Morgue Sermon to Warn Traffic Violators
Judge Charles L. Bartlett in Detroit Recorder's court sentenced seven motorists to prison for traffic deaths and addressed them from the county morgue bed where the bodies of a 77 year old man and a boy lay. He urged them to remember they are examples and to obey traffic laws in the future. The morning turnout was low with ten violators unavailable.
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Detroit
Mich
Charles L. Bartlett
Recorder's Court
Clarence Warnacki
Calls for Real Truth in the Packers' Move
Senator Lafollette of Wisconsin offers a resolution in the senate demanding immediate reporting of all information about any merger of Armour and Morris with the Big Five meat packers. He seeks the real truth behind the proposed combine. The secretary of agriculture would be urged to provide the information in his possession.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Senate
LaFollettee
Wisconsin
Armour & Company
Morris & Company
First White Child Born in Kansas Dies at 63
Nicholas Cullen Bristow, 63, longtime resident of Wheeling, WV, and hailed as the first white child born in Kansas, died after a brief illness. He was born February 6, 1859, in Wetmore, Kansas, with crowds gathering at his birth to bestow gifts.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Nicholas Cullen Bristow
Kansas
Wetmore
Kas
Mrs Irvin Henderson Family Found Dead in Lancaster
In Lancaster a family of six including Mrs Irvin Henderson and her husband and four children were found dead in their home early today. Mrs Henderson was the daughter of Mr and Mrs E W Woody of Nelsonville. Woody went to Lancaster to bring the six bodies to Nelsonville for burial.
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Nelsonville
Irvin Henderson
Lancaster
E. W. Woody
Henderson
Indictments against two women in Chicago murder case
County grand jury charges murder against Mrs. Tillie Klimek and Mrs. Nellie Stermer Koulik in connection with the death of Frank Kuppezyak, the third husband of Klimek, following evidence presented.
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Chicago
Tillie Klimek
Nellie Stermer Koulik
Injuries Fatal in Steubenville Auto Crash
Steubenville, Nov. 22. Thomas Bowe, 51, a Pennsylvania Railroad roundhouse foreman, was struck by an automobile in front of the Pennsylvania Station this morning and died shortly after at Mill Hospital.
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Steubenville, CO
Thomas Bowe
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Mill Hospital
Soldier bonus proposal gains House introduction in Washington
Washington November 22 A soldier's bonus identical with that vetoed by President Harding was introduced in the House this afternoon by Representative Johnson Republican of South Dakota The measure seeks to extend wartime benefits and support to veterans amid ongoing legislative debate on postwar compensation.
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Washington
Harding
House
Representative Johnson
South Dakota
Congress
McPherson
Missouri
Harding Takes Full Command Of New Ship Subsidy Battle
President Harding launches a concerted push to pass the ship subsidy bill, taking personal control of the fight and planning White House conferences with wavering senators and representatives. He argues the measure saves money and counters grain belt opposition amid fears of treasury costs.
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Hariting
NEW Battle
I. N
Washington
Harding
White House
Congress
Senate
House
Treasury
Presbyterian church dinner at cafeteria Thursday
A community dinner will be held in the church cafeteria Thursday evening November 23 at 6 o'clock featuring chicken and other dishes. Proceeds support church programs and local helpers.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Labor Department Survey Shows Oct Job Gains in 29 Industries
A Labor Department survey of 43 manufacturing sectors found 29 showing employment gains and 14 declines from September. The largest rise was 13.7 percent in the car building and repairing industry, with broader shifts reported across the sector.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Kidnapping of government mail truck shocks Chicago
A government truck was held up by four automobile bandits who rifled mail bags believed to contain Maywood aviation field mail. Loot amount not known. Also includes J. Bart Campbell's farmer centered piece on Brookhart’s view of federal reserve control, cooperative marketing, and farmer profits sharing.
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Chicago
Seversl
Maywood Aviation
J. Bart Campbell
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Colonel Smith W Brookhart
Iowa
Alice Enuffering
Sirocklart
Senate
Joint
Congressional Agricultural Commission
First Woman Senator Recalls Historic One Day in Senate
Washington November 22 ex first woman senator recalls the day she served as a full member of the United States Senate. She praises the kindness of Georgia lawmakers and Senate peers, reflects on the oath and its meaning for American women, and notes the governor’s and president’s ships policy. She recalls faintness after the session and missing a planned speech due to adjournment.
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America
United States Senate
International News Service
W. H. Felton
I. N
Washington
Georgia
Senate
Congress
Harrixa
Roosevelt Warns on Ship Subsidy and Pacific Flag
Torio reports Kermit Roosevelt inspecting Pacific shipping conditions warns that without a ship subsidy bill or removal of restrictions, the American flag may depart the Pacific within twelve months. He urges Congress to act to keep U S ships underway and commerce secure.
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Torio
Kermit Roosevelt
Pacific
Congress
Canned Foods As Aids To Easy Living
An article promotes canned foods as time saving options for households. It notes the shift from simply opening a can to creative cooking, listing entrees and lunches possible from sea foods and other cans. A free recipe booklet is offered by The Athens Messenger Information Bureau with a postage request and coupon.
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Washington Information Bureau
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NEA Service
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Wise
Rev
W. Griffith Cowley
Peedeh
Semon
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Brookhart
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