Clemenceau Storm Winds Up Senate Censure Debate
The French premier Clemenceau’s remarks sparked a Senate storm as critics said his critique of U S policy risks angering the public and hindering peace efforts. Senator Hitchcock rebutted Clemenceau arguing France’s stance on Germany could not guide U S policy while maritime conditions persist.
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Simmons named successor to Senator Underwood
Washington reports Senator Simmons of North Carolina named as successor to Senator Underwood of Alabama whose term expires March 4. Underwood is in poor health and skipping duties amid extended health concerns.
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Bill Would Create Market Corporation
A bill to establish a government corporation to purchase and sell farm products was introduced in the Senate by Senator Morris of Nebraska and sent to the House by Representative Slavfair of North Dakota. The measure aims to stabilize prices and markets through a $1.06 million fund.
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Senate
Morris
Nebraska
Slavfair
Copuiticar
North Dako
Weather data report from Masimum observer
Major Lee Moorhoure reports Masimum weather with a maximum 34 and a minimum 35. A harememer reading of 26.20 is noted.
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Harememer
Ford pays 20 million for coal field in trust busting drive
Reported purchase joins a broad federal effort to curb monopolies. The article notes fundraising and civic support, highlighting the impact on labor, communities, and national policy as the nation targets large-scale coal assets.
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H. Ford
Negro Attacks Girl Kills Robs Escort in Texas
A man identified as a Black assailant attacked a girl riding in a car on the Bois dAne river three miles north of Waieo Texas. He shot Gradly Shipworth and robbed and killed the escort girl before dragging the victim into a lavsh and burning the body. Police report the attacker fled toward Wats. The crime caused widespread excitement and police say an arrest is hoped soon.
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Leepo
Boeyue
Waieo
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Rielworth
Dolton
Olcott Abolishes One State Office and Merges Duties
Governor Olcott issued an executive order abolishing the office of state superintendent and merging its duties with the state engineer’s office effective January 1. The superintendent Georen T. Cochran of La Grande will receive $2400 annually with no raise, and state payments for the new duties. the move follows a policy allowing consolidations when warranted by the public welfare.
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la Grande
Kinter Torey A. Cupper
Lee
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Cochran
Chindhk
Bert
Tie
Cookran
King George speaks before both houses in London
King George addresses both houses urging support for restoration of the arts and support for trade and employment. He outlines plans to sustain financial aid and the Free State's stability, praising reforms and the potential easing of tensions to strengthen national security.
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London
Net
Geerer Teller
City sewers project aims December completion
Sweeney asserts the city sewer extension will finish by December 2 with construction on De Gliese and related improvements advancing through November. Officials warn of ongoing work and temporary disruptions as crews complete the main line and ancillary connections in the area.
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John W Conn Nehan
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Martin Simert
Yuna
Stelter Wuartedl
Attempted attack on king's car reported abroad
Fragmentary text reports an attempted wreck of a king's car near Becharrest with unclear details. Mentions Portland of Rowinonia and a rapid train incident, with the scene described as damaged and chaotic. Names and places are uncertain due to garbled OCR.
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UNON CHIEF SAYS RAILS HIDE PROHTS
UNON chief asserts rails conceal profits amid a dispute over lands and pay in a Tillet States railroad case. The document notes the agreement terms and worker protections, with references to Seater and related entities, in a tense appeal noted by Gerald and Fite.
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PE M. Fite Gerald
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Tillet
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Wheat Market Rumors and Prices Amid Turbulent Trading
Fragmented OCR notes indicate December wheat at 1.17 and July futures near 1.14, with unclear references to price movements, closing auctions, and market activity. The garbled text mentions warrants, board actions, and a possible report from Washington about forthcoming documents and measures affecting grain trading.
British Hope America Will Help Europe in War Effort
Britain expects American participation to aid Europe and rescue the world. The allied stance calls for U S involvement to bolster efforts and secure victory in the global conflict.
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America
Europe
America and the League of Nations Vision and Debate
The article surveys Anglo American ties and shared ideals guiding postwar diplomacy. It argues America should engage in League of Nations settlement efforts, weighing views, suffering, and belief against ongoing questions about European peace and international law.
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America
League OF Nations
Helix men seek old Vanscycle grade 10 on Market Road
Unclear OCR text about Helix men seeking a Vanscycle Grade 10 on Market Road. Fragmentary mentions of market events, a committee meeting, and attendees including Bello, dames AT of Pen Hoton. Partial references to transportation costs and a general notice.
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Dames
Pen “Hoton
Pada Pracmant
Hermiston Good for Small Fruit Belief Repeated
OCR text shows fragmented beliefs about Hermiston suitability for small fruit production. It weaves stray phrases, mentions poets and local figures, and lacks coherent event details. The readable portions suggest a speculative note on horticultural prospects without concrete outcomes or dates.
One Vote Would Secure Upton Senate Presidency
In Union County Jay Upton trails by a single vote, with supporters confident the remaining tally will push him to the Senate presidency. A key Benton County contest split risks and party lines as outcomes hinge on late-counted ballots and regional bloc pledges.
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Jay Upton
Union County
Senate
China and Japan Reach Shantung Treaty Agreement
China and Japan announce a Shantung treaty settlement after months of talks. The accord, described as comprehensive, outlines mutual recognition of interests and framed terms guiding the disputed region’s governance and future coordination between the two powers.
Rail clerks wage dispute noted in crowded report
A fragmented item discusses rail clerks' wage at 35 dollars per month and mentions transport band duty and price samples. The text refers to constraints on lodging and a nearby standard of payment, with unclear details about locations or dates.
American teacher released by Soviet union affair
In a terse dispatch from London and Las Vegas details are murky but indicate an American teacher released by Soviet authorities. The report mentions a teacher associated with a U.S. or Soviet exchange program and refers to interrogation and political association without clear names or dates.
Raging Blast In Alabama Mine Traps Fifty Dead
In Birmingham on November 23 a massive explosion traps miners and entombs hundreds. Reports say 475 to 476 men killed or missing, with many injured. Rescue squads, improvised ambulances, and militia guard the mine entrance as families watch in horror.
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Hirmingham
Ala
Producers Are Faring Better, De Wilde Says
De Wilde reports improving conditions for producers across the Northwest, citing higher wool and cattle prices. He notes about 9,000 sheep in the central state, with wool contracted at 19c to 21c and 1923 wool prices paid later. Overall, plant and livestock markets show cautious optimism for farm incomes this year.
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Wilde
Ula State
Unclear OCR fragment on police clash and arrests
The readable portion notes a clash during a march and subsequent arrests. Police respond with precautionary measures as details remain garbled in the damaged text.
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