State Department Denies Morgenthau Charges
The State Department issued a formal denial of Morgenthau’s remarks alleging American government inducements to favor U S oil interests. It said the implication was incorrect and the only action noted was notes urging equal opportunity for American enterprise in footing territories.
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Washington
A. P
Tenry Morganthau
Turkey
Wilson
State Department
Morganthau
Standard Oil Company
Dutch Shell Company
Ite Interenta
Salentine
Department
Morgenthau
Ficile
Morgentheu
Lisanne
Itatiandate
Foandate
Hin
Palestine
London
Dutch Shell ‘Company
Standard Oil
Mesopotamia
United States
San Remo
Lord Carson
Lauea
Great Britain
Portions of Woman's Skull Introduced in Murder Case
In Growley Colorado the Lowe murder trial features photographs and skull fragments as evidence. J E Hamilton deputy sheriff testifies about autopsy findings and conversations with Bert Lowe after Miss Edna Fern Skinner’s death.
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Leroy
Lowe
Miss Skinner
Central City Pioneer Pursues Platte River Water Power Plan
Nell Withrow, 81 a pioneer of Central City Nebraska, promotes a hydroelectric project along the Platte to supply electricity for local industry. He proposes a tiled underground channel to harness river water, seeks federal support and land access, and envisions power for plow and tool manufacturing.
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Central City
Neb
Spelake
Nell Withrow
Thie City
Nebraska
Platte River
Mir
Withrow
United States
Bargain Sales Discontinued by Nebraska Clothing Co
John A. Ewanson of the Nebraska Clothing Co says market conditions prevent obtaining good merchandise and the firm will not offer further reductions on men’s and youth clothing during December January and February. President Swanson notes the policy to maintain reliable quality and not substitute inferior goods.
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John A. Ewanson
Nebraska Clothing Company
Mr. Swanson
Stegner
Chicago
County Attorney defies governor on liquor law probe
Tulsa County Attorney W. F. Seaver denounced Governor Robertson's order for an immediate liquor enforcement investigation as a big joke. He said the attorney general's force could come see what they can do, and vowed to continue running county affairs as he sees fit.
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Tulsa
Okl
Robertson
W. F. Seaver
Clifford W. King
Short
Seaver
US Ambassador to France Enjoys Thanksgiving Dinner
Paris November 30 By A Pit The American club treated Ambassador Afron T Herrick and French senator Henry de Jouvenel to a Thanksgiving dinner. Inman Barnard presided and showed a Pilgrim medal commemorating the first Thanksgiving, noting that many troubles have occurred but there is still much to be thankful for.
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Paris
A. Pit
Afron ‘T. Herrick
Henry de Jouvenel
Inman Barnard
Columbus Business Women Form Mutual Benefits Club
Columbus Nebraska November 30. Special. With a charter membership of 24 the Columbus Business Women's club was formed to take active part in civic affairs promote general welfare of its members and provide occasional evenings together. Officers elected include President Mrs Mabel Swift Vice President Mrs Clara Aero Secretary Mrs Dorothea Reece Treasurer Mrs Mabeliver.
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Columbus
Neb
Columbus Business Women's Club
Ofivers
Mre
Mabel Swift
Clam Aero
Mien Dorothea Reece
Mra
Mabeliver
Mrs Rose Smith Dies Burial to Be in Kearney
Mrs Rose Smith died Wednesday at the hospital, aged 47, with burial planned in Kearney. She is survived by her husband Charles and three sons Charlee, Kate, and Ralph, plus two daughters-in-law. A sister and several nieces live in nearby cities. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Rose Smith
Kearney
Emil Behaupp
Park Avenue
Charles Smith
Charlee Ate
Payette
Kate
Ralph
North Mitte
George
Mere
N. Anderson
Grandbean
Mra Ff P Beiple
Omaha
Mise Market Amnith
Pawnee City Woman Hurt in Automobile Crash
A Pawnee City woman sustained injuries in an automobile crash. The crash occurred while she was traveling and led to her transport to Pawnee Hospital for medical care.
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Pawnee City
Strikes Blamed for Mine Blasts
Washington reports that the five month mine strike is blamed for a rise in blasts and accidents. Director Hain of the bureau of mines cites reduced industry discipline and new personnel at mines as contributing factors. Investigations are under way to determine past causes and preventive measures.
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Washington
Hain
Bureau of Mines
Min
Pain
Beatrice Man Beaten and Robbed of $65
Beatrice Nebraska November 80 Charles Wolf employee of J H Von Steen Manufacturing was perhaps fatally injured when robbed of 65 by holdup men as he entered a stable used for the company team. He was struck and crawled to a nearby house. a heavy iron bar and bloody fingerprints were found. no arrests had been made.
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Beatrice
Neb
Charles Wolf
J. H. von Steen Manufacturing Company
Movie Actress Sentenced to Five Days for Speeding
In Los Angeles an anti reckless driving campaign led to 28 speeders jailed by police judges. Edith Sterling, a motion picture actress, received five days for 37 mph while A B Ketchell of Hollywood High School faculty drew two days for 29 mph.
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Los Angeles
Campaiga
Edith Sterling
A. B. Ketchell
Hollywood High School
Father Objects to Marriage Ends in Suicide in Denver
Eugene Rockhill an 18 year old Denver youth killed himself Wednesday after his father Edwin Rockhill president of an automobile goods company objected to his plan to marry Miss Melvina Fletcher. He telephoned the intended bride then drove to near her home and shot himself while seated in his car. Friends say the father urged him to abandon the marriage idea and stay in show business.
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Denver
Colo
Eugene Rockhill
Edwin Rockhill
Melvina F. Fletcher
Young Rockhill
Miss Fletcher
Four Months on Chain Gang Await LW W in Calexico
Nov 10 Calexico California four members of the IWW may face minimum sentences if caught. A man named Willard stated he was en route to join other workers linked with the union in the area.
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LW. W
California
Calesleo
Val
Calexico
Pullen
Dudeo
Marty
Impesina
Willard
Lea Anaviee
Uiion
School fire tragedy shocks close community
A local fire near the High Poct Wohowt Tuesday killed four children and left families grieving. Authorities report the blaze caused widespread property damage and prompted an investigation into the sequence of events.
Harding Behind Hospital Program for Ex- Soldiers
Wallington November 20 messages from President Harding and former President Wilson were delivered to American Legion members by Alvin M. Owsley national commander. Owsley described visits to the White House and Wilson home and said Harding backs the hospitals for disabled veterans and aims to push the law to early completion. He quoted Mrs Harding saying she is recovering and will be back on the job soon and Wilson calling ex servicemen comrades and crusaders for liberty.
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Wallington
Hiarding
Mia. Harding
Wilson
American Legion
Alvin M. Owsley
Legion
Owsley
White House
the & Street
Harding
Loberty
Stolen Auto Strikes Train in De Kalb Injuring Two
Six men riding in a stolen car collided with a Chicago & Northwestern freight train at De Kalb Illinois. Two men were severely injured, two were captured and two escaped. John Edwards of Los Angeles suffered multiple fractures, James Blakle of Louisville sustained a broken jaw and possible skull fracture. George Bates of Davenport and Harry Roberts of Chicago were arrested.
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Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
DeKalb
Ill
John Edwards
Los Angeles
James Blakle
Louisville
George Bates
Davenport
Harry Roberts
Grocery Truck Driver Injured in City Crash
Frank Johnson, 19, of 1617 South Ninth Street, a driver for Central Grocery, was injured when his car struck a curb and overturned at Fourth Avenue and Tenth Street. He suffered a broken arm and internal injuries and was pinned under the cab before being taken to Mercy Hospital in serious condition.
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Frank Johnson
South Ninth Street
Central Grocery Company
Pol Hdlog
Fourth Avenue
Johnson
Mercy Hospital
Tiernans Agree to Bury Hatchet in Public Reunion
Tiernan and Augusta Tiernan reached a final reconciliation after a tense split. The couple, once strained by conflicts and a disputed telegram, pledged lasting togetherness and planned no further public notices.
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Tiernans
Fragmented OCR Note on Tokyo Population and Rank
The readable text states Tokyo has a population of 6 104 000 and covers 141.1 square miles ranking third among world capitals with London first and New York enonnd. It includes a hostile quote and garbled phrases about not wanting further involvement.
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Tokyo
London
New York
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