NO TERROR IN TIGER'S ROAR
A garbled summary notes Clemenceau delivering a formal address to a tepid audience in the Midwest, with Thompson’s anticlimactic reply and limited enthusiasm for the war topics. The Tiger defends treaty breaches by Germany and warns of a coming global clash, urging American involvement, while critics describe the delivery as mild and the acoustics poor.
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William Hale Thompson
Thompson
United States
Lausanne
Tiger
Hif
Meeau
Middle West
Germany
Senate
France
Civic Opera
Lincoln
Senate Confirms Supreme Justice
The Senate committee advanced the renomination of Pierce Butler of St. Paul to the Supreme Court. A Montana protest against Butler failed to block the vote, and no senator opposed the confirmation. Taft urged a speedy decision as the court lacks Day and Pitney.
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Washington
Pierce Butler
St. Paul
Supreme Court
Butler
By & Man Butte
Mont
Taft
Day
Pitney
Still valued at ten thousand seized by officers
In San Francisco on November 29 a 30 foot high still worth about ten thousand dollars was seized at Salada beach after prohibition officers fought off eight Airedale dogs guarding the site. Director Rutter said it was operated by Charles H who was arrested. The output was around 1,000 gallons daily, the largest seized in the United States to date.
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San Francisco
Salada Beach
Rutter
Charles H
United States
Auto Company Goes Into Receivership
DETROIT November 29 The Willys St Claire Automobile Co was placed in the hands of a receiver by Judge Arthur Tuttle on the application of the Malleable Iron Co. This action marks the first step to reorganization of the business nationwide.
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Detroit
Micn
Willys St. Claire Automobile Com
Arthur Tuttle
Mentho Sulphur touted to clear broken out skin
An advertisement extols Mentho Sulphur as best for clearing broken out skin and irritation. It claims germ destroying properties ease from burning and disfigurement, and notes Bowles Mentho-Sulphur is obtained at any drug store like cold cream.
Filibuster Showdown Delays Senate Actions Over Thanksgiving
Washington November 20. Republican leaders moved to break the anti administration filibuster by threatening a session through Thanksgiving to force action on the Dyer anti lynching bill. Insurgents vow the filibuster will not pass, while Democrats Underwood and Harrison seek adjournment. Only the journal was read on day one as other confirmations stalled.
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Washington
Senate
Underwood
Harrison
Pierce Butler
United States Supreme Court
Prof Tiernan Bumped Again in Iowa Love Triangle
Nov 29 Iowa reports Blanche Hawn Tiernan ends her brief third marriage to Prof John Tiernan of South Bend. The bride’s father says she will stay home. Tiernan had promised to come after annulment doubts over her prior marriage to Arthur Brimmer.
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Hanselil
Blanche Hawn Tiernan
John Tiernan
South Bend
Ind
Tiernan No. 2
Charles Hawn
Prof. Tiernan
Arthur H. Brimmer
Iowa
Marshalltown
Blanche
Brimmer
Tiernan
Jury Divided in Third Trial of Arthur C Burch
In Los Angeles the jury in the third trial for the murder of John Belton Kennedy was evenly divided as they were locked up awaiting further deliberation. Observers think turkey and cranberries may influence the decision with Thanksgiving approaching.
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Los Angeles
Arthur Co. Burch
Hhe
John Belton Kennedy
Purch
Shenk
Three Burned Bodies Found After Grass Valley Fire
In Grass Valley California officers found the charred bodies of a man and two boys in the ruins of two homes. The dead are believed to be Cary Rector and his sons Cary Rector Jr. 14 and Raymond Rector 7. The boys were from an orphanage and were with their father last night before a planned trip to San Francisco to see their mother, who is there. Rector and his wife have been separated.
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Grass Valley
Cal
Cary Rector
Raymond Rector
San Francisco
Rector
Nolan's Wife Enters Race to Fill Seat Left by Dead Congressman
Mrs John S Nolan widow of the late Congressman John L Nolan announced her candidacy in San Francisco today. She seeks to continue her husband’s labor program and his advocacy for workers as she runs to fill the vacancy.
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San Francisco
John S. Nolan
John L Nolan
Labor
Firemen at Lake Burien Plan Wednesday Dance
Lake Burien fire department will host a big dance on Wednesday night to raise funds for maintenance of the fire truck. The public is invited. Proceeds benefit the department vehicle.
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Lake Burien
Aged millionaire Cowles weds Chicagos society figure
John Taylor Cowles a 70 year old millionaire inventor married Sophie Delavan a 40 year old Chicago clubwoman five months ago. The nuptials were revealed today when Cowles presented his wife at a dinner party of prominent society people in Chicago.
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Chicago
John Taylor Cowles
Sophie Delavan
Seattle Redheads to Hold Big Thanksgiving Dinner
Dr. Frederick Cook again appeals to The Star for 26 redheaded boys ages 10 to 14 to attend a Thanksgiving turkey dinner at his home. The meal is set for 1 PM and reservations are urged through The Star’s Redhead Dinner manager.
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Frederick Cook
The
Star
Gunman roughed in two-city robbery sprees
A 22 year old bandit robbed W G Butt on Firetave and Marton streets at gunpoint taking $33. In a separate incident C F Blackaller wrestled a revolver from another bandit and punched him after he demanded a hold up. The thief fled as police were notified.
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C. F. Blackalier
Nob Hill Ave
Blackailler
Minckaller
Biackaller
W. G. Butt
Othello Sr
Firetave
Marton
Geeses
Butt
First National Bank Opens New Beattie Home
The First National Bank of Seattle relocates to a new Beattie building at Second and Columbia, finished in Botticino marble with luxury fitting. It details the bank’s history from 1893, key officers including M A Arnold and D H Moss, and current deposits of 11.66 million, capital 1.04 million, resources 13.14 million.
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Pacific Coast
First National Bank
Second
Columbia St
First National Bank of Seattle
George W. Harris & Co
Seattle
M.A. Arnold
D. H. Moss
Claude A. Philbrick
Philbrick
Maurice McMicken
A. R. Truax
E. B. Kinckhorn
Hugh Rowley
W. H. Berry
Lawrence Arnold
Bond
M. A. Arnold
Thomas Bordeaux
Mason County Logging Company
C. D. Fisher
Fisher Flouring Mills Company
H. F. Alexander
Pacific Steamship Company
C. A. Philbrick
Patrick McCoy
N. W. Rowley
Billings
Mont
Hervey Lindley
Baptists to Hold Union Thanksgiving Service
The city Baptist churches except the University and Scandinavian will unite at the First Baptist church at Harvard and Seneca on Thanksgiving morning at 4 30. The First Church choir under Mrs. Boardman will lead music. Program includes America, Praise Ye the Lord, scripture, prayer, offertory with Verdure Clad, Mrs. Harrison, Thanksgiving sermon by Dr. J F Watson, and America the Beautiful.
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Scandinavian Baptists
First Baptist Church
Harvard
Seneca
First Church
Boardman
America
Harrison
J. F. Watson
Youth’s staged death by own action ends in Oregon burial
The body of Vaden Boge, a Los Angeles youth, who planned a self inflicted death with an apparent murder clue, was sent to Hillsboro Oregon for burial. Authorities had given up trying to uncover his motive in the strange case.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Vaden Boge
Hillsboro
Ore
Ballard Churches Set Thanksgiving Services
Ballard churches plan a Union Thanksgiving service Thursday at 10 30 a m at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church corner 70th and 24th avenues N W Rev K E Burke will deliver the sermon.
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Union
Ballard
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
70Th
Still Bursts Kill Two Injure Three In Philadelphia Stable
In Philadelphia a 100 gallon still exploded in a stable, killing two men and injuring three others who were nearby. Authorities say a thousand gallons of alcohol were stored there and a series of blasts and fires followed, with victims hurled against walls as flames spread through barrels of alcohol. One victim remained unidentified, the other named John Krablea, 19, among the dead.
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Philadelphia
Troorevelt
John Krablea
Vampires Barred from Interfering in Marriages Judge Declares
Chicago judge Timothy Hurley announces sweeping restraining orders to curb “vampires” and “Don Juans” who seduce married partners. Injunctions forbid seeing talking to or writing to the spouse, aiming to reduce rising divorce cases. He says families can be saved by a legal barrier and firm guidance to wrongdoers.
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Chicago
Timothy Bb. Hurley
Hurley
Otre
Hawaii Eyes Labor Change in Coolie Import Measure
Washington reports discussion of modifying the Chinese exclusion act to allow Hawaiian sugar and pineapple growers to import coolie labor. The move, debated in 1921, stalled under admin pressure to avoid offending Japan. Renewed activity follows anew labor leaders’ committee dispatch to Hawaii.
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Washington
Congress
House
Japan
Davis
Daugherty Orders Dry Enforcement
Attorney General Daugherty directed all United States attorneys to tighten prohibition enforcement He urged expediting liquor cases and sought heavy sentences for those convicted, in a general statement to federal attorneys made in Washington on November 29.
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Washington
Daugherty
United States
San Diego Hit by Early Winter Storm
A broad winter storm rolled through San Diego county on November 29, bringing snow within 35 miles of the city and covering the hills with a white blanket. Local officials warned of travel hazards as conditions developed across the region.
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San Diego
San Diego County
Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Valued by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission set a tentative valuation of 609 207 dollars as of June 30 1926 for the Nevada County narrow gauge railroad of California.
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Washington
Nevada County
California
Interstate Commerce Commission
Student starts on page one linked to shooting
A pupil suspended Tuesday afternoon pending investigation told Patrolmen How ard and Billiott they saw Holbrook and companions on Second Ave hours before the shooting. The youths were intoxicated, advised to drink coffee to sober up. Holbrook’s mother, at 660 Mercer St, stayed by his bedside Tuesday night.
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H. W. Howard
A. W. Billiott
Holbrook
Second Ave
Mercer St
University Shooting Sparks Witness Confusion
University witnesses recount a shooting in the business district after a prank. Patrolman Karlberg expressed remorse and begged haste to a hospital as Richard Holbrook was wounded. Witnesses deny any throwing incident and confirm no intoxication involved.
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H. Karberg
Richard Holbrook
Karlberg
K. M. Fox
Holbrook
J. M. Fox
Fox
Newbern
Wayne Allen
Hubert Lewis
C. A. Schneider
16Th Ave
Alienation Suit Awards $5,000 to Rathborne
A default judgment for $5,000 was awarded to Mrs. Neilie M. Rathborne Tuesday in her alienation of affections suit against Clara Bodreaux and Howard C. Rathborne husband of the plaintiff. The complaint alleged Mrs. Rathborne left January to be with Clara Bodreaux and has remained with her since.
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Neilie M. Rathborne
Clara 8. Bodreaux
Howard C. Rathborne
Rathborne
Clara Bodreaux
Fall of Grecian War Lords in Asia Minor Executions
A defeated Greek war lord in Asia Minor endures a public degradation before execution as coalition cabinet members of the wartime regime are purged. Court martial accuses them of hiding King Constantine's return to seize power, coercing public fear, and staging a fake offensive against Constantinople.
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Coalition
Turkey
Constantine
Constantinople
Hall Mills Murder Listed as Unsolved Mystery
Somerville New Jersey November 26 the Hall Mills case labeled unsolved mystery after grand jury returned no indictments. Foreman Gibb said lack of indictments does not end inquiry but prognosis today favored no further action forthcoming.
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Somerville
N. J
Hall-Mills
Gibb
Street Car Hits Auto Injuring Two
Struck by a speeding street car, an auto driven by L L Shipley backed from Mrs Helen Sather s garage into the street. The crash hurled the occupants into the street and bruised and cut Mrs Sather 20 and Ivey Corbett 12. They were taken to the city hospital.
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L. L. Shipley
Beach Drive
Helen Sather
Eighth Ave
Ivey Corbett
Shipley
President Jefferson Leaves for Orient
The liner President Jefferson sailed from Seattle on Wednesday morning bound for the Orient. The vessel carries fifty first cabin and three hundred twenty steerage passengers along with a large general cargo, acting as a substitute for the liner President Grant.
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Orient
Jefferson
President Grant
Seattle
Gas Heater Poison Caused Six Deaths in Lancaster
The Ohio Department of Health reports carbon monoxide poisoning from a gas heater caused the deaths of Irvin Henderson, his wife, and their four children in Lancaster last week.
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Columbus
Irvin Henderson
Lancaster
State Department of Health
Fugitive William Bible Flees as Officials Sew Canyon Search
In Burbank California on November 29 William Bible fled his cabin after shooting and wounding C L Gilbert. A tracking dog led officers to Bible’s hiding place in a nearby canyon revealing the fugitive’s whereabout and tying the pursuit to the crime.
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Cal
William Bible
C. L. Gilbert
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