Clemenceau Rejects Republican Attacks as Lies
In a wide interview in Tremont Temple, Georges Clemenceau defends his stance against charges by Senator Hitchcock that he is a militarist and criticizes Allied postwar policies. He accuses opponents of spreading propaganda while urging Americans to question France over its wartime conduct and Black troops in German territory.
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Boston
France
Washington
Toston
George Clemerica
Len
Hitchcock
Geri
Nystew
Hitchock
Gare Mitchoek
Mitchcock
Hurope
Staueman
Mitchgock
Clemenceau
Bonsal
Tremont ‘Temple
Lowis
Amerie
Kinshal
America
Lamenciing
Rhine
Yorah
Versitiltes
Thor Hig
Gersanye
Toanty
Dublin Excited by Execution of De Valera Chief
United Press reports Dublin public reaction to the execution of De Valera Chief Tontenant to amann Od Willett at 7 o'clock this morning. The Free State government confirmed the act which followed rebel activity, with widespread excitement recorded in Dublin.
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Dublin
DE Valera
Erskine Childers
Free State
United Press
S-Erskine Childers
Britinhion
Amann
Willett
Trish
Hens
Chilfors
Ireland
Great Rite
Alten
Wastern
Cosgrove
Prepare Box for Orphanage at Erie
A large turnout at the Catholic Daughters of America meeting in Erie rooms collected garments and provisions for St. Joseph's Orphanage. Community members donated items while a social hour and refreshments followed organized by the committee.
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Catholic Daughters of America
K. of
St. ‘Joseph's Orphanage
Erie
Progressives Fight Butler Appointment in Senate Stand
Progressives oppose Butler’s Supreme Court nomination as a St Paul lawyer with railroad ties. Senators weigh qualifications and past ties while labor unions press for a more liberal court. Progressive leaders at the Cincinnati convention criticize the Supreme Court’s labor stance and the Court’s recent decisions amid Senate scrutiny.
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Harding
St. Paul
Supreme Court
Wasitington
Piers Buteler
United States Supreme
Rulleoadd
Fet
Uae
Orlee Enunsef
Northwestert
Javon
Flint
la Faltette
War fraud suits to start on contractors costs
United States Attorney General team to sue for war fraud losses estimated at 60 to 75 million dollars. Actions target Camp Aptos Yaphank Camp Jackson Camp Sherman Camp Funtton and more. Firms named include Thermpson Starrett Tard away Contracting Bentley Sons George A Fuller with claims from 4 to 6 million dollars. Federal suits filed this afternoon, led by ex Representative McCulloch.
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United Prass
Washington
Tanquills
Rascow McCulloch
Attarney
Camp Sherman
Camp Jackson
Columbia
D.C
Tardaway Contracting Company
Chillicothe
Olio
Bentley & Sons Company
Camp Funtton
Fort Riley
Kansay
George A. Fuller
Administration resents Clemenceau statements
Washington reports the American government disapproves of French premier Georges Clemenceau speaking on U S foreign policy. A high authority source says Paris’s stance toward Germany and the German reparations issue complicates Europe’s economic and political crisis, with Washington blaming French policy for tensions.
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United Pros
Washington
United States
Georgen Clemenceaiy
Mie
United Press
America
Boralie Hilchenele
Clemenceau
Europe
France
Germany
Plans for Firemen's Annual Ball at Stowe Armory
The committee plans a concert ahead of the annual ball at Stowe Armory next Wednesday evening. Performers include Dorothy Walter, Jewel Naylor, Charlotte Bashofner, Murray and Burkhardt on cornet, May Flora, Blarr on sax, and Howard the xylophone artist. Messenger’s Augmented Orchestra provides music. Junior High class serves punch and acts as butler in basement. Concert starts at eight, dancing at nine. tickets include floor seating for the concert.
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Stanford
Stowe Armory
Dorothy Walter
Jewel Naylor
Charlotte Bashofner
Ok, Murray
Leonard Burkhardt
Miay- Plorinel Blarr
Messenger
Howard
Jamestown
Noor Anil
Taneh
Death of West Spring Creek Resident Lizsie Deming
Lizsie Deming a West Spring Creek resident aged about vn years died yesterday at home after a long illness. She was a lifelong resident of West Spring Creek. Survived by two sons George Ly Deming and Frank Deming a daughter Marian Jaywood. sisters Mrs Mary Mudge and Mrs Sylvester Burnham. Funeral services Sunday at 2 pm from West Spring Creek church with interment at West Spring Creek cemetery.
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Lizsie Deming
Aled
So'elock
West Spring Creek
Deming
Devensed
George Ly Deming
Frank Deming
Mertion, Couns
Marian Jaywood
Mernétta
Mary Mudge
Erie
Mra Sylvester. Burnham
Newb Mass
Sunidayy Fternoon
Emmanuel Guild Bazaar Success at Parish Hall
The Emmanuel Guild held its second annual bazaar at Parish Hall on November 22. Booths offered fancy work and novelties, with Mr Steen's carilies a feature and a strong display supporting the guild. Credit goes to Mr Swen for services to the ladies and to Mrs Y and M Sandburg for tireless efforts.
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Emmanuel Guild
Steen
Swen
Mra. VY
M. Sandburg
Storm damages local wire systems and toll lines
A storm caused damage to the local wire systems in Pittsburgh area. Fire department responded as wires along Washington Street and Maple Avenue tangled and sparked a fire. Electric Light company crews assisted and repaired a second ward network outage while telephony also suffered outages across the city.
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East Washington St
Ho Washinton Street
Electric Light Company
Thaveident
Ordée
el Information
Bonar Law Wins First Confidence Vote in Commons
London November 2 The new government led by Bonar Law secured the confidence vote in the House of Commons by 241 to 185. Labor backed the opposition, while MacDonald and the Liberals praised the leadership switch as a master stroke. The Irish Free State constitution bill was also on the agenda as the new government set its legislative course.
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United Prose
London
Farmer
George
House of Commony
KSW
Opps
George Woslil
Ramey MacDonald
Labor
Ono
Sition
Sibel
Wee Frees Labor Fost Traums
Upeiniy Partimene
Shy MacBonald
Mercureiny
Hostory
la “Hor
Fils Majesty
J .F Clyres
MacDonald
Te Party
AsHit
Virginia
Pittish
Tienes Godng
Ronar Law
St Vole
Howe
Prentien
Two Women Escape from State Asylum Revelations at Danville Hospital
Two women, Mrs William Gademan of Rushtown and Mrs Ritter of Watsontown, escaped from the Danville hospital for the sane after evading nurses. Officials believe they may be together as they disappeared at the same time.
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Danville
Willam Gademan
Rushtown
Ritter
Watsontown
Danville Hospital
Threaten Coal Strike Next Year Tale of Labor Pressure
Philadelphia November 1928 reports warn of a looming coal strike as United Mine Workers leaders forecast substantial action. The piece notes miners’ demands for higher wages and an eight hour day, while employers resist concessions and seek to maintain production capacity.
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Philadelphia
Ehanl
Wayne Be
Searle
Ditur
United Mine Workers
Lona
Roddieten
Raid frees fourteen Ohio boys held in mine camp
United Press reports Pittsburgh protests by Frank J. Bents over a Tuesday raid by state police and Welfare officials. Fourteen boys from Ohio, described as inmates of an institution, were removed from a mine in Turtle Creek and sent toward Columbus. Officials say the boys were examined and deemed mentally sound and capable of self care. Authorities described deplorable sanitary conditions and questioned the boys’ fitness for work.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Frank J. Bents
Pising Fue
Turtle Creek
Rowand
Ohio
Atto Polce
Oho Walfare Department
Sherif
Robin G. Woodside
Powee
Allegheny Scumy
Dolimtus
Oyent
Bentehe
Robert Patterson
de AT Schmidt
F A. Mem
AML
Creps
Pennsylvania
Reps
State Welfare Bureau called a rotten spot in Philadelphia
Nov 24 Governor Pinchot weighs an urgent request from Welfare Director Warburton to clean up the State Welfare Department. Warburton criticizes director Baldy as a political hack and accuses the department of costly political appointments, saying it costs the state 960000 more annually than under the State Board of Charities.
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United Press Philadelphia
Fleet Pinchot
8. C. Wasturton
Philadelphia
Warburton
Kenneth L. M. Prey
Pinchot
Ortgens Committee
John M. Baldy
Penrose
Warbieton
State Board of Charition
New York Police Declare War on Ku Klux Klan
Mayor John F Tyson orders a city wide war on the Ku Klux Klan after a telegram from French Lick Ind. and police headquarters in the Hermitage hotel area report Klan chapters opening. Rev Oscar Haywood and Dr John Stratton alleged to oppose the mayor’s orders with Haywood defiant but denying Klan ties. Margaret Muldericks plans weekend visit to Brocton N Y with her aunt and family.
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United Press
New York
John F Tyson
Polio Commissioné
French Licke Springs
Kir Klug Klan J
Hermitage
Oscar Haywood
John Roach
Ku Klux Klan
John F. Hylgn
Entlghe
Hare
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