Terror of Tomorrow Is Fear of French People
William Philip Simms argues Americans misunderstand France's postwar state. He contends France is not militaristic but wary, scarred by war indemnities, and focused on self preservation to avoid domination by Germany and loss of Paris as a frontier city.
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William Philip Simms
Washington
France
Europe
Georges Clemen
Germany
Italy
England
United States
Senate
Russia
Belgium
Essen
Poutiloff
Petrograd
Marne
Beine
Paris
Tremors Across Southern Illinois Stun Eldorado Homes
A sequence of earth tremors rattled southern Illinois with vibrations felt in Benton and Eldorado. St. Louis records show moderate shocks lasting two to three minutes between 9 and 9 29 p m, shaking houses and small buildings in the coal region.
Quake Still Sweeps Coast Near Coquimbo Chile
Tremors shook northern Chile from Baligo to Coquimbo with waves sweeping coastal towns. No lives were reported but the American Refining Co branch property and small boats were damaged as ships dashed on the waterfront.
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Baligo
Chile
American Refining & Co
Mim
Coquimbo
Acto
Fal
Bajo
Vexnelx
Bar- Mbe
Expedition to study Pacific coast ocean sinking data
Government and the Carnegie Foundation team up to study ocean sinking along the Pacific coast. An expedition aboard a destroyer will take readings and gather data on the coast of Mexico to determine causes and possible usefulness of such sinking observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Pacific
Government
Carnegie Foundation
Hull
Cory
Carnegie Institute
Mexico
Entertaining Disabled Vets by Local American Legion Auxiliary
The Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion Ward 43 plans a Thanksgiving entertainment for disabled veterans in the Red Crow ward, with future funds to support a recreation room in Ward 33. The event aims to provide music and activities for patients under Legion supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Auxiliary
Univer
American Legion
U. S
Red Crow Head
Legion
Progressives May Be Named for 1924 Republican Nomination
Washington notes two Republican senators La Follette and Borah loom as potential 1924 presidential nominees amid a split between old guard and progressive wings. The current session may block the old guard while setting the stage for a progressive fight, with La Follette favored if the convention leans farmer labor progressives, and Borah as a possible compromise if unity falters.
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Washington
Lodge
Senate
Harding
White House
la Follette
Borah
Congress
Old Guard
King in Effigy Burned as Rioting Rocks New York
In New York 5,000 Irish republican sympathizers clashed with police and firemen outside the Carroll theater injuring twenty and arresting four. An effigy of King George was burned during demonstrations denouncing executions and killings linked to Mary MacSwiney and Erskine Childers, with women leading parts of the riot and officers withdrawing as the disturbance stretched into the night. Peter MacSwiney and Mrs. Muriel MacSwiney spoke inside the theater amidst the unrest.
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New York
King George
Carroll Theater
Erskine Childers
Mary MacSwiney
Peter MacSwiney
Muriel MacSwiney
Cork
Tiger Clemenceau Barricades Expediency In New York Visit
Clemenceau, en route to Chicago, rejects conciliatory pressure from American friends led by Colonel House. He declares he is old and unyielding, vows to speak his truth and fight for France, refusing expediency or compromise as he continues his world peace mission. A charity offer worth $24000 may accompany a Clemenceau visit to Clemenceau, Arizona.
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Clemenceau
Chicago
America
France
House
Colonel House
New York
Arizona
Col. Bonsall
Quits wife for first wife in bizarre Iowa divorce case
Professor John P. Tiernan, who wed a second wife after divorcing his first by mail, has reconciled with Augusta Tiernan. The second wife Blanche Brimmer returned to Iowa, claiming deception about a dead husband and another marriage. Tiernan plans a Chicago family-law practice with Ralph Obenchain.
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South Bend
Ind
John P. Tiernan
Augusta Tiernan Tiernan
Blanche Brimmer
Aredale
Crown Point
Iowa
Tilernan
Brimmer
Pennsylvania
Tiernan
Tiernans
Chicago
Ralph Obenchain
Obenchain
Theater overflow sparks parade clash with police
After a packed theater crowd, overflow portions started a parade on Broadway to Columbus Circle. Soapbox speakers were pulled from their perches by police as the parade returned. Police guarding the theater were rushed, clubbed, and beaten.
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Broadway
Columbus Circle
Rooming house death recorded on Rainier Avenue
Martin C. Slatten, 57, died four hours after being taken to the city hospital from a rooming house at 4914 Rainier Ave. He was a salesman. His body remains at the city morgue following death from lum bar pneumonia.
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Rainier Ave
Martin C. Slatten
Slatten
This Girl Is Like Sphinx Lloyd George's Secretary
Miss Frances Louise Stevenson, Lloyd George's confidential private secretary for nine years, is the first woman to hold the post for a British premier. The article notes her education, rapid rise, and strict handling of confidential papers, asserting her belief in women in government service.
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Sphinx Lloyd George
Frances Louise Stevenson
Britain
Lloyd George
Miss Stevenson
Clapham High School
Royal Holloway College
London University
Treasury
Downing Street
Shere
Abingdon Street
Cornish School Celebrates Eighth Birthday Tuesday
The Cornish school in Seattle marks its eighth anniversary with a 4 p.m. ceremony and lighting of a student fireplace gift. An afternoon program includes music and dance, followed by a 5 p.m. dance in the art studio and tours of the building. Guests include Seattle chamber of commerce figures, with scholarships and a civic role noted.
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Seattle
Cornish Art Studio
Mina Nellie Cornish
Booth
Pine
Broadway
Cornish
Martha Sackett
United States
Cornish School
BK. Royst
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Beattie
Northwest
Stabbed Laborer Fights for Life After Wages Dispute
Accused killer Pasquale Merrese a truck gardener held without bail after stabbing William H. Day at 1058 Director St during a wage dispute. Day rushed to Providence Hospital with a stomach wound and leg injuries, initially near death but later showing strength to continue the fight.
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William H. Day
Pasquale Merrese
Day
Providence Hospital
Merrese
Four Injured in Wabash Train Smashup Near Millard
Four passengers were slightly injured when three coaches derailed from Wabash train No. 20 near Millard Missouri. The St Paul bound train was en route to St Louis and three injured passengers were taken to St Louis on a relief train.
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Millard
Wabash
St. Paul
St. Louis
Girl Goes Hunting Returns With Bear Tale Emerges
CASTLE NOCK November 27. Mias Gertrude Leaming, a local teacher, was out hunting when she unexpectedly returned with a bear. Details regarding the incident are sparse.
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Castle Nock
Mias Gertrude Leaming
Church Bazaar Set for Thanksgiving Week at Immaculate Conception
The annual bazaar of the Church of the Immaculate Conception opens Monday evening in the social hall at 18th Avenue and Marion. Fancy holiday articles and foods including turkeys and dies are offered. The sale runs daily through the week except Thanksgiving day and Saturday.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
18Th Ave
Marion At
Green Mountain School Student Brings Back 200-Pound Black Bear
A Green Mountain school student hunts and returns with a 200 pound black bear. The event highlights local outdoor activity and school involvement.
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Green Mountain School
Baby Scalded by Hot Water Bottle
Five month old Revella Gordon of 615 22nd Ave was rushed to Providence Hospital after pulling a nipple from a milk bottle filled with hot water Sunday night. The child suffered burns but is expected to recover.
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Revella Gordon
22Nd Ave
Providence Hospital
Funeral services for Ira Penny in Bothell
Funeral services were held last Thursday for Ira Penny 76 a member of the G A B here. The obituary notes Mr Norman Filiare is now the sole remaining member of the G A B of Rothe indicating local veterans fraternal scene.
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Observer
Lunois
Milton Bronner
London
British Empire
By Wanda von Kettler
DR. N. Yow
China
4Th Ave
Yesler Way
First Ave
Houde
Joshua Green Bidg
Ara
Lassie
Crcoats
Pike
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