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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1922
Page
2
Washington November 25 Cabinet session condemned the breakdown in liquor law enforcement and contempt for authority. Officials weighed strategies to strengthen enforcement and seek public support, aiming to rally conscience driven citizens to uphold the eighteenth amendment.
Representative John W. Rainey calls for a joint House-Senate committee to investigate reports that the Ku Klux Klan staged an initiation in the U S Capitol and questioned whether state and federal buildings have hosted similar Elan ceremonies.
President Harding decided federal control of coal distribution must continue until January 1. C. S. Spens, federal fuel distributor, urged resignation but agreed to remain in office and keep current supervision or modification of the program through the new year.
Washington November 25 formal protests are filed by members of the senate farm bloc against the reappointment of Weed G Harding as governor of the Federal Reserve President.
Ninety five miners were killed or severely injured in a Woodward Iron Company mine explosion near Birmingham Alabama. Eighty five dead and seventy five injured were recovered from the mine with most deaths in entries nearest the manway. The 75 injured were moved to Bessemer area hospitals where doctors and nurses tended to the wounded.
An auto beyond control crashed through York street crossing gates on the Chicago and Northwestern line, stopping on the track as a fast mail train approached. The train engine and fireman escaped serious harm while three Elmhurst residents died: George Greck, 23, the driver. William Ehlers, 25. and Miss Ella Heinemann, 22, Ehlers’ fiancée.
Peking reports Japan will quit Shantang on December 1 as part of concessions to China. Military actions continue against bandit forces terrorizing Henan province, which have threatened missionaries in captivity. Brigands retreat from the railway zone as troops advance. early release of foreigners remains unlikely.
John P. Tiernan, former Notre Dame professor, was granted a divorce from Augusta Tiernan in Superior Court No. 1. Irene and Mary, ages five and four, receive custody. Augusta gets custody of baby Billy. Judge Chester Montgomery presided.
Dublin reports fighting erupted at midnight between Free State troops and irregulars. Three Free State soldiers killed or wounded amid the chaos as authorities attempt to restore order.
In London on November 24 Labor MPs pressed for influence in future debates while Newbould, backed by a Scottish communist, praised Lenin amid interruptions. Prime figures including Lady Astor confronted the turbulence as exchanges turned sharp with accusations and retorts.
Allied powers unanimously reject Turkey's demand for a plebiscite in western Thrace. Conference notes Turks show restraint on other European borders but press on Mosul oil fields. Recent Turkish victories fuel a more determined stance on this claim.
British and French officers with the interallied control commission were attacked by civilians armed with clubs on arrival for an inspection at a munition depot in Ingolstadt Bavaria. A British officer was injured in the attack. No German soldiers were involved.
At the Senate session on November 23 1919 Mrs W H Felton of Georgia ended her service after answering to her name and giving a short address. Her successor Walter B George was sworn in and Felton became a former senator after 22 hours 25 minutes of actual service.
Food rioting erupted in Brunswick and Hanover with police firing on crowds. Several wounded as Berlin reports describe confrontations over shortages.
U S market report lists week ending November 23 with hay timothy and alfalfa prices in cities including Cincinnati Chicago Minneapolis St Louis and St Louis for feed prices bran middlings flour middlings rye linseed meal gluten feed and white hominy feed. Grain cash prices show No 2 red winter wheat No 1 hard winter wheat No 2 mixed corn and No 2 yellow corn. Fruits vegetables dairy and live stock prices provided for Chicago Central Iowa Kansas New York and Wisconsin markets with hogs beef cattle calves lambs and sheep price ranges.
Paris papers attack M. Clemenceau’s New York remarks. La Liberte says he explains what he could not in France. Journal des Debats notes he repeats known points and laments his trip to defend his actions abroad.
Lausanne reports Turkey and Russia align to form a united front against other European powers. Behind them, they rally discontented groups across Europe and colonies in Asia and Africa to their side, signaling a broader alliance.
Washington reports a controversial Clemenceau address in New York on Tuesday provoked sharp reactions as Borah assailed his remarks. The scene underscores rising tensions over wartime diplomacy and allied leadership.
A summarized lesson outlines Jesus appointing seventy missionaries two by two, their dangers and duties, homes to receive them, healing the sick, and the fate of those who reject the message, ending with the disciples’ return and Jesus’ reassurance. The text maps mission scope, urgency, and the need for prayer for more laborers.
Mrs ET Galloway of Carter's Creek Tennessee writes she recovered from female ailments with Syrup Sarsaparilla Vegetable Compound and is now well and able to work, garden, raise chickens, and handle housework. She urges other women to try it.
A fragment shows a playful exchange about learning to drive a new car. North asks if there was trouble learning, West replies he left his wife at home.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes with simple directions to dye or tint draperies skirts and sweaters. It claims no streaks or running and suits wool silk linen cotton or blends. The piece also mentions Cuticura products for skin care and a quip about a knocker not dropping his hammer after a whistle.
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