French policy condemned as Clemenceau appeals for aid
In a fiery Senate debate Senator Borah warns Clemenceau's terms would push toward another world war. Senator Hitchcock denounces current French policy and cooperation with France as impossible while it continues. He criticizes black troops in occupied Rhine territory and warns of unrest in Germany and potential alignment with Soviet Russia.
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Washington
M. Clemenceau
America
Europe
France
United States Senate
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Clemenceau
United States
Hitchcock
Wilson
Germany
Soviet
Russia
Rhine
Rural credit push gains steam in Congress
Congress seeks rural credit legislation by March as Harding backs broadening the credit system. In the senate Senator Ladd cautions against using the federal reserve approach. Chairman Norris introduces a bill to create a government capitalized corporation to buy and sell farm products. A meeting of livestock state senators and the American National Livestock Association drafts the new credit bill.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Senate
Norris
Agricultural’ Committee
Ladd
North Dakota
Federal Reserve System
American National Livestock Association
Education Week Proclaimed by President Harding
Washington December 3 to 9 designated as American Education Week by proclamation. He urges national state and local authorities to support efforts and calls on parents to join in fostering closer understanding between schools and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Mine Explosion Kills Seventy at Alabama Coal Mine
Seventy miners died and about sixty injured in a dust explosion at Woodward Iron company’s Dolemite coal mine No. 3 near Birmingham Alabama. The disaster trapped 480 workers underground.
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Birmingham
Ala
Dolemite
Woodward Iron Company
Thanksgiving Proclamation for November Thirtieth Observance
Lincoln Governor McKelvie issues a proclamation urging that Thursday November 30 be set aside as a day of thanksgiving with observance in churches and homes across the state. Mrs Rebecca Felton is sworn in as the first woman senator in U S history joining Senator Harris in taking the oath in the Senate.
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Lincoln
McKelvie
Washington
Rebecca Felton
Congress
Walsh
Montana
Senate
Iowa Law Bans Teaching Secular Subjects in Foreign Language
Des Moines reports the 88th General Assembly enacted a law prohibiting teaching secular subjects in a foreign language in three Iowa schools below the eighth grade. The measure faces review at the United States Supreme Court.
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Des Moines
88Th General Assembly
Iowa
United States Supreme Court
Warne Warns Kemalists Over Encroachments at Constantinople
Lieutenant General Harrington, commander of the allied forces, issued a stern warning to the Kemalists that any further encroachments upon Constantinople will be at their peril.
Weather Bureau records settle many transport disputes
The Weather Bureau reports of temperature and other route conditions are accepted as final in over ninety percent of cargo loss cases in transit, especially perishables. Either the shipper or the carrier may request Weather Bureau evidence, and both sides rely on the impartial government records to resolve disputes without court action.
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Worthes
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Sunshine Varies With the Seasons Across Regions
The Weather Bureau explains how sunshine hours shift by season and region. Longest days bring earlier sunrises in the north, while southern areas have shorter day differences. summer averages vary from under 10 hours east of the Mississippi to about 14 hours in western plateaus and the California Great Valley. Winter sunshine drops to 2.5 to 3 hours in the Lake region and Appalachia, with sunnier winters in western Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and southeastern California.
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Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
North Pacific Coast
Mississippi
Pacific Coast
Great Plains
Plateau
Great Valley
California
Lake Region
Upper
Ohio Valley
Appalachian Mountains
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Florida Peninsula
Dr M E Pettibone Dentist Office
Dr M E Pettibone, dentist, operates an office over The Larsen Music. Contact by phone at 419.
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M. E. Pettibone
Larsen Music
Viaduct Has No Effect On Europe Climate, Study Says
Weather Bureau reports the Flagler viaduct over Key West will not alter the Gulf Stream or Western European climate. No significant changes to Gulf Stream strength or Atlantic conditions are expected, aside from normal ocean current fluctuations. The structure sits in shallow water, far from the main Gulf Stream channel it is claimed could affect.
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Flagler
Key West
Gulf Stream
North Atlantic Ocean
Western Europe
Weather Bureau
United States
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Ocean
Florida Coast Railroad
Florida Peninsula
Florida
Cuba
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
Weather Bureau collaborates with federal agencies on charts and wind studies
The Weather Bureau cooperates with the Navy Hydrographic Office to print sea charts for pilots and with the Bureau of Standards on wind velocity research. It will send a representative to Air Service stations to lecture on meteorology, with initial talks at Langley Field on November 15 and 16.
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Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Marine Division
Hydrographic Office
Navy Department
Bureau of Standards
Air Service
War Department
Langley Field
Virginia
Tactical School
Cattle Tuberculosis Eradication Campaign Gains Ground
Nationwide efforts to eradicate cattle tuberculosis show success in many areas. In Lemhi County Idaho banks publicly endorse tuberculin testing, with 35 000 head to be tested, most in range herds, using special chutes for handling.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Lemhi County
Idaho
Lemhi
Bureau of Animal Industry of
President Establishes Flat Creek Bird Reservation near Jackson
A 40 acre tract beside the elk refuge near Jackson Wyoming is set as a national bird reservation by executive order. It will be the Flat Creek Reservation serving as breeding and resting habitat for regional wild fowl and birds year round. In late fall and winter it will provide extra grazing for elk coming from the mountains around Yellowstone National Park to winter in the Jackson Hole area. Both the elk refuge and Flat Creek Reservation fall under the Biological Survey of the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Elk Refuge
Jackson
Wyoming
Flat Creek Reservation
Yellowstone National Park
Jackson Hole
The
Biological Survey of the
United States ‘Department of Agriculture
Phone No. 8 Coun office Bus to any part
A brief public notice lists a phone number and council office contact for scheduling bus service to any part of the area. It emphasizes accessible routing and directs readers to call for transportation arrangements.
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Coun
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