Germany Silent Over Clemenceau As Versailles Recalled
Berlin observers recalled Georges Clemenceau as a major architect of the Versailles settlement while German leaders offered only restrained tributes. The silence reflected bitterness toward the peace treaty as Ludendorff Mackensen and Tirpitz pondered the fallen “Tiger” and the German people faced a punitive victory.
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Hoover urges states to back all public works program
Farm leaders report Hoover calls for state cooperation to accelerate nationwide building plans. Governors from several states pledge support as industrial and agricultural sectors brace for expanded spending, with an authorized upgrade budget exceeding ten billion dollars and new railroad and roadway projects planned nationwide.
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Palestine Official Wounded by Arab Attacker In Police Row
In Jerusalem a Palestine official was wounded when three shots were fired during a disturbance at the police department. Norman de Maitre Bentwich, attorney general of Palestine, probably will recover from a flesh wound. The assailant fired at the official. two other shots went astray, one striking another person in the thigh.
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Clemenceau Burial Scene Amid Guards and Photographers
The article describes Clemenceau's funeral on a wooded slope near Colombier Monchamps, with military guards, pallbearers, and strict crowd control. After burial, about sixty peasants visited the grave, aided by Tiger philanthropy funds, as photographers captured the moment despite attempts to remain unseen.
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Tiger Burial Sparks Clemenceau Legend in France
In Colombier France on November 25 an old legend claims Clemencen family rites. It alleges a tiger burial for Urargea Clemenceni with a vertical grave deduced by locals. Authorities clarifed the elder Clemenceau was buried in a normal horizontal grave rather than the claimed upright tomb.
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Variety in Used Cars Advertised Broad Selection
A classified notice promotes a wide assortment of used cars across makes and models. It invites readers to browse Classification 151 to view available vehicles and choose from a diverse inventory.
Rock Island Would Build Texas Road Plan
Chicago November 21 President Weaver's business program gains support in the plan for a major Texas road project. The proposed 180 mile route, touted as a key financial boost, is framed as a historic step for the company and its leadership.
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Manufacturer Dies in Kansas City Hospital
VF Seance H Brettinger aged 86 president of Hetlinges Brom Stanufacturing passed away in a local hospital after a illness. The memory of Brettinger, a longtime leader of the firm, is noted by colleagues and regional business circles.
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Mistol Promoted for Cold Relief in Early Ad Text
An advertisement touts Mistol as a new remedy to ease head colds and irritated throats. It promotes a dropper applicator and claims relief for sore throats and colds, noting it is made by NUJOL's makers.
Former police chief in hiding in Mexico
Roberto Cruz, once rebel leader and former police inspector of the federal district, has been in hiding on a Sonora hacienda near mountains guarded by three companions. Federal troops hunt him after his escape during the Dos Sonora pursuit, with his charro attire traded for a plain outfit.
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Texan New Steer Throwing Champ
Dirk Shelton of Idaho won the world steer throwing record at the rodeo here by tossing a steer weighing about 625 pounds. Fort Worth and Lucas are noted for all around cowgirl honors with Gordon He dishes cited in the recap.
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Youth in Second Week of Stupor
Brauley Doering a tin year old San Antonio youth injured when his cat toppled on Wormber 37 entered the second week of an unbroken coma at the Stedical ad inre ginal Loupivil Afomay. His eyes open occasionally and he seems to understand little, never speaking, according to attendants.
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City moves to condemn property owned by Antoria family
City condemnation actions began Monday against J. A. Antoria at Cama Ton Travia streets to acquire land needed for public use. The notice hints at a planned project and references available classifieds for furniture and other items as part of a general listing.
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Senator Francis and S Vorren Mourned in Wyoming Senate
Mourned figures Senator Francis and S Vorren of Wyoming died Sunday after a brief illness. They served together in the U.S. Senate for 38 years, leaving a long record of public service and steady leadership.
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Man Fined After Fight Over Pill Print Dispute
In Houston at a drug store a dispute over a four cent print charge led to a fight between Don Grossman and clerk OD E Redden. Grossman insulted Redden and struck a woman clerk injuring a jaw with teeth broken. He produced the teeth in court and was fined $5 while Redden was acquitted.
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Firms Meet Name Act Rules Say County Clerk
The county clerk reports that over 100 firms comply with the Name Act, requiring legal names on records. Officials say it is unlikely any San Antonio firm will be penalized for noncompliance, as enforcement focuses on proper naming in filings.
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City approves radiator and blinds installations for community buildings
The city accepts bids for heating and window fixtures at Wendland Inke community buildings. Monae and Thimas Woninektz are named bidders for radiator installations and Veneling Blinds for Carnegie Libraries, with specific contract values noted.
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State funeral planned for Warren statesman Warren
Washington November 25 The nation mourns the loss of Senator Francis Bark Warren with a state funeral in the senate chamber to honor a dean of the American Congress and Medal of Honor recipient. The service will include a delegation to Wyoming for burial per his wish to lie on Wyoming soil under Capitol dome tribute in death.
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Enid Wheat Men Are Granted Loan
Washington announces a 500000 dollar loan to the Enid Wheat and Grain association of Enid Oklahoma and a 440000 dollar loan to the Colorado Beas Growers' cooperative of Denver Colorado as part of federal farm loan aid.
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Gift Taxes Held Valid By Court In Washington DC
A federal revenue law was upheld by the Supreme Court in May, in a case brought by Joseph TL Broming of Philadelphia. The ruling concerns gift taxes totaling 8,800 with a reported assessment of 420,508 on gifts.
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Warner Theaters Plan Attract Chain Expansion
Warner brothers chief Harry Warner announced plans to build a chain of motion picture theaters in California to compete with Fos interests. The statement set forth the company’s strategic move amid industry consolidation and regional competition.
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Warner Brathora
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Home Town Girls Send Hoover Cake
A group of Home Town Girls sent a gift cake to President and Mrs. Hoover as a Thanksgiving day gesture. The cake was described as a high quality GPO fruit and spice creation shipped by air mail from Palo Alto to the White House via Wa Route.
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White Manse
Toner
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Cafe Man Misses 4 100 Dollar Dishwashers
A garbled city blurb reports a cafe worker missing four one hundred dollar dishwashers in a downtown storefront. Names and exact actions are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a theft or misplacement at a cafe setting in Houston on a night shift.
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