Clemenceau Under Fire in Senate Debate Over War Policies
In Washington the French premier Clemenceau faced Senate criticism led by Senator Hitchcock over wartime policies and French colonial troops in Germany. Senator Myers defended Clemenceau while Owen expressed sympathy yet blamed Versailles for European tensions. A disturbance by a negro gallery intruder interrupted the session. no action was taken against him.
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Washington
France
Senate
United States
Hitchcock
Keneka
Foreign Relations Committee
M Clemenceau
Myers
Montani
Owen
Oklahoma
Ula
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Germany
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Here
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Heflin
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House
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Kansas
Henitor Hitchcock
Nebraska
League of Nations
Bender Owen
Lloyd George
Wilson
Clemenceau
Chicago
A. P
Georges Clemenceau
Wife of New York Lawyer to Wed Movie Actor
The wife of a New York lawyer is set to marry a film actor. Reports indicate the couple will wed in a ceremony tied to their recent engagements and social circles. Further details on dates and locations are not clearly stated in the surviving text.
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New York
Fractured OCR Note Hints at Local Impact Event
Fragmentary text recalls a local situation involving a named person and a challenge or claim. Readable bits suggest an event or decision affecting a community member, with unclear organization or dates. The garbled source limits precise identification of entities or outcomes.
Son Gives Blood to Save Mother in Lincoln Hospital
Mrs. J. Hill of Long Pine Neb declines after a nervous breakdown from grief over her son's death. Her University student son Eugene donates a quart of blood and undergoes a brief transfusion to save her life, with both mother and son recovering after the three minute operation.
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Lincoln
Neb
J. Hill
Long Pine
Eugene
University
Arnola
Frey
Doc
Gilinsky Escapes Marquette Prison In Michigan Breakout
Dave Gilinsky of Omaha is among 15 convicts who escaped Marquette prison by a steam pipe tunnel. Serving life for murder, he was accused of a Grass Lake bank robbery on July 29, 2020. A gun battle at a lake resort club house left Undersheriff Harry Wordan dead. His mother, Mrs. Hymen Gilinsky, defends him amid shock.
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Jackson
Mich
Dave Gilinsky
Omaha
Marquette
Gilinsky
Grass Lake
Lake
Harry Wordan
Ohio
Hymen Gilinsky
Franklin Street
Pris
Secret Denby condemns naval midshipmen over Army Navy ball
Secretary Denby sharply rebuked midshipmen for excessive celebration after the Army Navy game in Philadelphia. He announced an investigation to uncover conditions that allowed the incident and said disciplinary action would likely target the Annapolis establishment to prevent a recurrence. He noted most cadets behaved properly but enough misconduct occurred to bring lasting shame upon the academy.
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Washington
Naval Academy
Army-Navy
Denby
Department
Annapolis
Weeks
War Department
Army
Navy
Philadelphia
West Point
Midshipmen
Mrs Tiernan No 2 Plans to See New Mate Wednesday
Mrs Blanche Brimmer Tiernan, seeking to prove a legal right to marry John P. Tiernan in Crown Point, Ind., expected to meet him in Marshalltown on Wednesday. She insisted she is Tiernan’s wife and will live with him, despite reports of his reconciliation with his first wife. Children await a new papa as reporters pursue the case.
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Marshalltown
A. P
Blanche Hawn-Rash-Brimmer-Tiernan
John P. Tiernan
Crown Point
Ind
South Bend
Professor Tiernan
Charles H. Hawn
Hansell
Tiernan
Hoover
Verdene
Mary Catherine
Mra
Blanche Brimmer
Charles WH
Tinne
Licenses Pay Road Monde
Fragmentary text references licenses and road work but provides no clear event, dates, or names. Unable to determine the primary people, organizations, or locations from the readable portion.
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Licenses
Pay Road Monde
Standard Oil of Indiana Plans Stock Increase and Dividend
Standard Oil of Indiana proposed doubling capital stock from 140000000 to 280000000 with a 100 percent stock dividend. Col Robert J. Stewart, chairman, outlined the plan and noted the company’s surplus would fund the move while maintaining control of the new shares.
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Standard Oil
Indiana
Emby
Notables Welcome Clemenceau in Chicago Visit
Crowned as the Tiger of France, Georges Clemenceau is greeted by Gen. Pershing and Chicago leaders, tours the Palmer home, and plans to address crowds at the Auditorium after a City Hall welcome. The procession features ticker tape along La Salle Street as officials pose for photos.
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Chicago
A. P
Georges Clemenceau
France
John J. Pershing
Charles G. Dawes
Jacob Dickinson
William Hale Thompson
Potter Palmer
Palmer Home
Lake Shore Drive
General Pershing
M. Clemenceau
Palmer
Reckless Driving Legislation Urged
Lincoln editorials call for mandatory auto bonding or insurance, driver licensing, and license revocation for carelessness. Lancaster County Attorney urges Lincoln Automobile Club to lobby for stricter traffic laws after two fatal accidents in a week.
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Lincoln
Charles H. Matson
Lancaster County
Lincoln Automobile Club
Nebraska
Matson
Mrs. Clara Phillips Sentenced for Second-Degree Murder
Mrs. Clara Phillips, convicted of second-degree murder in the hammer killing of Mrs. Alberta Meadows, was sentenced to 10 years to life in San Quentin. A 10-day stay was requested to permit an appeal. Judge Paul J McCormick denied the motion for a new trial. The defendant offered no remark before sentencing.
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Los Angeles
Clara Phillips
Alberta Meadows
San Quentin
Persmit
Mes. Phillips
Paul J McCormick Heant
Phillips
Legion Essay Contest Winner Named in State
Winners announced for the American Legion essay contest with 17 states participating. Finalists include Pope Meservy Kearney Neat Miltred Meas Chim Tom Seed and Pease Mee Meme ary. national prize to honor the law and nation.
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Armericam Lawhom
Aiate
Nebraska Fights Banks Over Tax Interest Rules
Lincoln Nov 27 Special The Nebraska state tax commissioner orders county treasurers to refuse partial tax payments from banks while suits over taxes are unresolved to ensure collection of interest on overdue personal property taxes. He cites legislative instruction to collect all or none and notes opposition led by Morsman of Omaha and ties to a Bell Telephone revenue push.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
W. H. Osborne
Osborne
RE. M. Morsman
Omaha
Mr. Osborne
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Miss Mary MacSwiney Released From Prison
Dublin reports Mary MacSwiney, long jailed for political activism, is released after arrest in November. The article references her stance against British rule, notable figures, and ensuing political tensions during 1920s Irish history.
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Mary MacSwiney
Dublin
Mount Joy
Fred
Merklig Paeiver de Valera
Changes in Subsidy Bill Approved
Washington reports a volley of amendments to the administration shipping bill with 37 amendments debated in the House. The most notable action killed a 6 percent income tax rebate for shippers abroad and fixed sale price for the Leviathan, while other changes raised interest on ship balances and restricted government personnel from financial stake in ship purchases. The House adjourned with the bill one third toward passage and then planned final votes for Wednesday.
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APO
House
Lew Vital
Senate
Graham
Illinois
Hdlmonds
Pennsylvania
Merchant Marine Committees
Standard Oil Company
Oliver
Alabama
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Rear
Wisconsin
Blanton
Texas
Davis
Tennessee
Merchant Marine Committee
Edmonds
Trekinson
Reputy Loan
Towa
United States
Rine Turetay
Howe
Prowler Takes Jewelry From Vault in Morning Theft
A burglar entered a vault early Monday, prying open the lock and stealing about $5,000 in jewelry. Investigators described the scene as orderly with no alarms triggered, and authorities are reviewing surveillance footage. No suspects are named in the fragmentary report.
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Prowler
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