Clemenceau urges formal alliance with Britain and France
Edward W. Pickard surveys Clemenceau meeting American audiences arguing Europe’s unrest stems from U S inaction after the war and urging an informal alliance with France and Great Britain. Roman H Newberry resigns as senator ending a party embarrassment and blaming partisan political persecution.
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Borges Clemenceau
France
Europe
United States
Great Britain
Roman H. Newberry
Michigan
Newberry
Harding Urges Ship Subsidy Bill Despite Party Opposition
President Harding addressed Congress urging a constructive path on a ship subsidy bill. He argued government aid to merchant marine mirrors road and railway subsidies and would not drain revenue, while opponents warned of costs. The Senate committee moved quickly to open debate with a plan for three days of general discussion and a final vote scheduled for late week.
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Harding
Congress
Narine
Mro
Ulneding
Publie Treasury
Tien
Commateco
House
Smet Pasita
Lausanne
Lord Curzon
Azii
Moslen
Fendotuen
Timet
Russia
Mussolini
Italy
Trench
Ismet Pasha
Turkey
Thrace
Ing George
Lloyd George
James KR. MaacDonald
Labor Party
London
Bonar Law
Downing Street
Free State
First Woman Sworn Into U S Senate Felton Of Georgia
The Senate session featured the swearing in of Mrs. W H Felton of Georgia as the first woman to hold a U S Senate seat. She served 22 hours 25 minutes before retirement. A letter from Governor Parker of Louisiana urging action against the Ku Klux Klan was read by Senator Walsh of Massachusetts.
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Senate
United States Senate
W. H. Felton
Georgia
George
Pelton
Parker
Louisiana
New York
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Washington
Governors Unite Against the Ku Klux Klan in Several States
Parker vows a fight to the finish as he seeks federal aid to drive the Klan from Louisiana. Governor Hardwick of Georgia offers cooperation, while Governor Allen of Kansas acts to stop Klan operations for failure to file incorporation papers. Governor Olcott of Oregon also denounces the group.
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Harding
Louisiana
Parker
Name
Iishdwick
Georgia
Allen
Kansas
Olcott
Oregon
Bonus Bills Tie Funds to Liquor Tax in Volstead Reform
Two House measures modify the Volstead Act to finance WWI veterans’ bonuses. One bill, by Representative Hoof of Maryland, proposes a 20 percent tax on beer and ale containing up to 2.77 percent alcohol. The other, by Representative Britten, would raise funds via taxes on various beers, wines, and champagnes imported or domestic. The move links prohibition repeal with veteran bonuses and faces opposition from anti prohibition groups.
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Spencer
Missouri
Auburntown
Tenn
Stearns Electric Paste Co
Robert T. Donnell
Stearns
Kennedy
Balkan and Turkish postwar tensions loom in conference notes
The text outlines Greek and Allied opposition to a Bulgarian corridor to the Aegean, a possible Bulgarian outlet via a railway to Dedengateh, and the installation of Abdul Medjid Efendi as caliph in Constantinople. It also covers the deposed sultan's Malta escape, German chancellor Wilhelm Cuno forming a cabinet, and Ebert’s rift with the Socialists over the government’s survival.
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Abdul Medjid Efendi
Constantinople
Malta
India
Wilhelm Cuno
Ebert
People's Party
Germany
Cuno
Parole ruling on custody sparks wide legal impact
The South Carolina Supreme Court holds that a prisoner on parole continues to serve the sentence while at liberty. The decision affects Col. A. K. Sanders and Grover Crooks, clarifies suspended sentences versus pardons, and signals further cases likely to emerge as more parole disputes arise.
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Columbia
Supreme Court
Col. A. K. Sanders
Grover Crooks
Crooks
Oconee County
Cooper
Harvey
Marion
Watts, Fraser
Cothran
Gary
Oconee
Watts
Reed Shaw
Anderson
Prince
Shaw
Clemenceau Addresses American Cities on France Policy
Georges Clemenceau tours major U S cities delivering talks on modern France and urging active European revial. He criticizes America for not joining postwar efforts while praising Americans who listen with varying views and friendly regard. He aims to deepen U S understanding of France and its urgent needs.
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Georges Clemenceau
France
Europe
America
Great Britain
Iowa mine disaster echoes in Alabama blast tragedy
Near Birmingham Alabama a dust explosion triggered by a spark severed electric cables after a mine incident last week. About 475 workers were trapped with 84 killed and many injured, as rescue operations continued.
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Iowa
Birmingham
Ala
Alliance alleged between Hylan Thompson over Hearst 1924 bid
Reports from French Lick Indiana say New York Mayor Hylan and Chicago Mayor Thompson formed an alliance to back William Randolph Hearst for president in 1924. They allegedly threaten a third party to unite insurgents and radical farmer and labor elements, as stated to the press.
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French Lick
Springs
Ind
Hylan
New York
Chicago
Thompson
William Randolph Hearst
Democratic Party
Revenue from New Law Tops Two Million for Year
State Treasurer S. T. Carter reports 1 802 063 37 in revenue from the new taxes this year, including the old three mill license tax and domestic license tax. Income tax leads with 909 696 99, gasoline tax 529 153 05, with refunds of about 10 000 expected. Foreign corporate license 51 666 53 and domestic capital stock license 22 845 57 add to totals. three mill tax 88 704 23. Gasoline tax still has three months and is projected to exceed 700 000 for ten months.
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S. T. Carter
Free Conference
Greenville Firm Wins Road Construction Contract
J. T. Blassingame of Greenville was awarded the contract to build a road from Cleveland in Greenville County to the North Carolina line at about 178000 dollars. The 15 1 4 mile route will use clay bound macadam for six and one quarter miles and top soil for nine miles via Caesar's Head, opening a new route.
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Greenville
J. T. Blassingame
Cleveland
Greenville County
North Carolina Line
State Highway Department
Caesar’s Head
Road Contracts to Be Awarded in South Carolina
South Carolina seeks bids for six road sections totaling about 52 miles. The state highway department and county officials invite proposals in multiple counties with deadlines in late November and early December for sections on routes 39 26 36 22 and 9. Creosoted timber bridge planned on route 36 section.
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State Highway Commission
South Carolina
Columbia Automotive Trades Association
Frank Gibbes
Clarence M. Asbill
Robert D. Lambeth
Walter Rowe
University
Highway Department
M. Goode Homes
C. J. Hill
Aiken County Highway
Sand Baar Ferry
iEngineer Moorefield
Blackstock
Winnsboro
R. Goodwyn Rhett
C. O. Hearon
Charles H. Moorefield
General Assembly
Aiken County
Batesburg-Monetta
Monetta
Saluda County
State Highway Department
Ailen County
Aiken
Orangeburg
Kershaw County
Jasper County
Ridgeland-Gillisonville
Newberry County
Newberry
Broadriver
Union County
Wateree Bridge Nearing Opening After Completion
Wateree river bridge completed and accepted by the highway department office but not yet opened to traffic. Cotton ginning in South Carolina through November 1 totals 412,860 bales versus 622,815 last year, with Spartanburg leading at 43,425 and Horry lowest at 413. Aiken Allendale Bamberg Barnwell and Hampton show gains over last year.
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Wateree Bridge
Wateree River
Highway Department
South Carolina
Department of Commerce
Washington
Spartanburg County
Horry
Aiken
Allendale
Bamberg
Barnwell
Hampton
Risky Talk In Courthouse Halts Arrest Fear
Quotations from the Louisyville Courier Journal reveal tense exchanges about risk and legality. Residents debate speaking freely amid concerns of possible arrest. The transcript captures warning tones and social friction around public discourse.
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Louisyville Courier-Journal
Do Not Hurry to See Life for Longevity
A reflective proverb cautions that rushing through life may shorten lifespan and urges savoring each moment. It contrasts haste with patience and emphasizes mindful living to achieve lasting health and wisdom.
Freezone claims quick relief for corns and calluses
The ad promotes Freezone a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents. It promises instant numbness and painless removal of hard corns soft corns and between toe calluses without soreness or irritation.
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Kaiser
Corfu
Near Rust Relief
Esther McDonald
Northwestern University
Clemenceau
Edward
Pickard
Allen Mfg. Company
Nashville
Tennessee
M. H. Wade
R. FD. 1
Weir, Miss
Thedford’s
Thedford
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