The Tiger of Clemenceau and Wartime Press
The article recalls Clemenceau known as the Tiger, his democratic roots, and his father’s persecution. It ties his resolve to oppose royalty to wartime leadership and notes a son’s memory guiding his public life amid shifting European crowns. It also mentions Russian forces in Manchuria and a federal judge’s return to Kansas.
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Clemenceau
Ilis
France
Gleménceau
Napoleon Lif
Argelia
Piancon
Nantes
Africa
Marseilles
Father
Europe
Pollock
Canfornia
Kansas
Zeppelin plans face delays amid aviation advances
Debate over a major Zeppelin transport project in Germany grows as recent aviation developments prompt a survey before proceeding. A tailless plane under study could rival long distance Zeppelins, challenging their perceived safety and supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeppelin
Germany
Lake Constance
Democratic spokesman seeks tariff blame on Congress
Jouett Shouse of the Democratic National Committee seeks absolution for Congress in failing to pass a tariff bill in the special session. President Hoover would bear the blame, and even with a bill signed, Shouse would still fault the President. The piece questions what else a Democratic spokesman could say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Hoover
Shouse
Social whirl and local notices from Fraser hall to coal mining
The town anticipates Fraser hall dance as the social event of the season. A lamp in the composing room caused a small fire but Mr. Horace Tripp acted quickly with water and an old broom to extinguish it. Turner hall is predicted as a Thanksgiving gathering spot. Williz Reenie adds venison and antelope to his menu. An underground coal vein on John Speer’s Poehler’s elevator property is being tapped with new machinery to mine it. Bridge work paused awaiting river-post transport. materials are on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser Hall
Frank Williard
Journal
Horace ‘Ripp
Tme
Turner Hall
Williz Reenie
John Speer
Poehler
Peggy
Axd
Mr. Chase
Veery
Percy
Julia
Pogey
Posey
Pecey
Miss Prescott
Jay
Sherif Beach
Hin
Tegey
Ovadiah Evans
Bald Eagle Shot Near Garker Farm
A large bald eagle, six and a half feet from tip to tip, was shot in the Pete Garker pasture by Chas. Crowder. Miss Maude Morrison plans to go to Chicago tomorrow while Mrs. W. J. and F. L. Francisco head to St Louis for the fair. Kansas beats Tennessee 29 to 0 in Thanksgiving football with the Jawhawkers securing the win in Kansas City, Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Crowder
Pete Garker
Maude Morrison
Chicago
W. J
F. L. Francisco
St. Louis
Kansas
Missouri Football Team Crushes Opponent at Sportsman’s Park
A crushing, decisive 29 to 0 defeat at Sportsman’s Park yesterday afternoon before about 12,000 fans. Miss Julia Hill has gone to St. Louis, era the Missouri football team a clear setback and loss to end the day.
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Sportsman'’s Park
Julia Hill
St. Louis
Missouri
Lawrence Schools Reconsider Coal Use and Wood Heating Plan
In Douglas County, ten years ago, Lawrence schools limit coal use to conserve fuel. Superintendent Raymond A. Kent orders wooden barriers and plans to burn wood in furnaces adaptable to wood. A coal supply remains for about two days more, then court sessions may resume wearing overcoats.
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Lawrence
Raymond A. Kent
White School
Douglas County
Herbert Taylor
George Brune
W. A. Dill
Florence
Isabell ‘Taylor
Frank Strong
Spencer Place
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Biue Rap ids Flour Mill Fire Burns With $80000 Loss
A Kansas history clipping reports a flour mill fire at Biue Rap ids causing an estimated $80,000 in damage. The roving dispatch from the era includes a mosaic of items from across the nation, from marriages in flight to wealth and inheritance notes and a Hoover women’s act at cornerstone laying.
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Biue Rapids
Fifty-Eight Children and Dual National Status Dispute
The article recalls a long standing issue where fifty eight children hold ties to two nations. Mussolini claims all heirs are Italian as they were born and raised in Italy, while France challenges the classification. The conflict moves through diplomatic channels with an eight year window before any compulsory military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Everett Hale
Mussolini
Italy
Paris
Journal- World
The Lodge Mystery Chapter 8 The Tragedy at Yew Lodge
Peggy Prescott heir to uncle’s fortune hides at Yew Lodge as a night intruder disturbance erupts. Lieutenant Stanton appears as a friend, but Peggy fires on a burglar, mortally wounding him. Sheriff Beach questions motives while Peggy faces possible murder charges.
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S._Pepey Prescott
Yew Lodge
Herbert Prescott
Iihil
Sundown
Leutenant
Edgar Standon
Conto
Pesey
Syno
Pesex Prescott
Philander Chase
New
Tentinga
Obadiah
Stanton
Naval Reserve
Pegey
Lieutenant Stanton
Yow Lodge
Mr. Evans
Obasdiah
Lewis
Miss Tresentt
Shehfield
Ilea Gentles
D. Appleton and Co
Visitor in frost dressed tale visits John and Pegsy
A tall thin traveler with frostlike cuffs meets John Pegsy and the Little Black Clock in a field. He explains he travels ahead to prepare places like houses and schools, claiming to be very different. He hints at a new chill story to come tomorrow.
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John
Pegay
Andiai
Pegey
Jim
Peery
Pegsy
Clinton Belvoir Mission and Community Notes
The Clinton Presbyterian Missionary society met November 14 with Mrs Eben Anderson and Mrs Carl Woodward assisting. Plans were made for an upcoming bazaar and church supper on November 22. Members and guests, plus various visits and social events in Clinton and nearby Lawrence, are noted alongside Red Cross drives and local school activities.
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Clinton Presbyterian Missionary Society
Eben Anderson
Carl Woodward
Jesus
Kenison
Fred Kampschroder
Liam
Ray Harrell
Maria Kampschroder
Charles Houk
Evelyn
Clyde Talley
Oscar Britton
Mabel
Lawrence
Eugene Gibler
Lwrence
Irene
Gibler
Clinton
Clinton School
Russell Harrell
Harry Cole
Richland
Arthur Cummickle
Charles Herschell
Luella
Tarvey Barton
Roy Harrell
Red Cross
Merritt Wandward
Helyoir
Elvin Herschel
Tommy Kampschroder
Nebraska
Fred Lobb
Lobb
Arthur Losh
Walter Grown Home
Eng
Topeka
Arhur Lush
Harvey Houk
Memorial Hospital
Iloukter
Lucile Hur
Alvis Allison
James Allison
Pearl Johnson
Kansas City
Charles Herschell Cone
Edgar Kuhns
Abel Kuhns
Oklahoma
Chester Baldwin
Abe Kuhns
M. J. Murphy
S Buchheim
Marian
Watson
Herman Buchheim
Farry
Lottie Shaw
Harvey
William Shaw
Aml
Fred Baldwin
Rose Louise
Moreland
Fred
Henry Davis
William Kampschreder
Charles Kampschreder
Arithur Losh
A. J. Lane
Ralph
Faye
Edith
Jack
Doris
Harry Murphy
Harry Leslie
J. T. Anderson Scome
James Steele
A. B. Bradley
Irene Nemic
Ethel Howser
Ann Margaret Smith
Roberta Steele
Edith Houk
Naomi Anderson
C. A. Baldwin
Otis
Henry Heine
Harold
Elvin Herschell
Fred Demerett
Roy Haverl
Larr Losh
Bessie
Esther Murphy
Bob Dean
Louis Dean
Columbus
Kan
Raymond Kaib
Black Jack
Hollingsworth and Son
Lucien
Fred Labb
Charles Kampschroeder
Presbyterian Church
Belvoir
Percy Wumphrey
Shellhorn
666, A Remedy Said To Cure Many Ailments
The claim describes 666 as a speedy universal remedy for colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria. It asserts rapid cure and widespread effectiveness across multiple illnesses without detailing ingredients or proof.
Clinton School Plans Saturday Program and Supper
A large crowd supported the Clinton school event with a program and plate supper set for Saturday night November 30. Miss Mildred Maloney is the teacher. The ladies express thanks for help and cooperation. Mrs. Harry Unger is recovering well from surgery. Mrs. J. H. Kennison visited relatives in Kansas City last week.
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Tto
Clinton School
Mildred “Maloney
Bend
Harry Unger
J. H. Kennison
Kansas City
Substitution of Mechanical Music in Theatre Debate
A heated discussion questions replacing live music with mechanical substitutes in theatres. It contrasts baton moments, conductor leadership, and stage glamour with music boxes, radio, phonographs, and machines, arguing live performance remains the essential art.
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Main Street
Broadway
Michigan Boulevard
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