Clemenceau Mission and the Peace Conference Verdict
The veteran French leader Clemenceau visited the United States to rally support for France while maintaining his program. Despite strong backing from Orlando and Lloyd George, the proposed reparations faced global revulsion and likely failure. France may learn that compensation must be just and balanced.
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Georges Clemenceau
France
United States
America
Clemenceau
Orlando
Llord George
Germany
Impeachment Hearings Open Over Daugherty Probe
Washington investigators hear Volstead Burns Johnson and Gompers in a volatile session as Burns accuses Gompers and the MacNamara brothers of truth contests. The committee signals ongoing access to labor, economic history and personal records in the Daugherty impeachment inquiry.
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Volstead
Investigating Committee
Washington
Burns
Senator Johnson
Wickersham
Samuel Gompers
MacNamara Brothers
Gompers
Gom Pershed
Harry M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Laugh on the Sheriff parallels mother jailed for liquor sale
A Steubenville case mirrors a prior mayoral incident. A man jailed for violating liquor laws has his wife abandon five children at the sheriff’s office. The sheriff shelters the kids while the father faces fines. The note jokes about how a jail term might spare them winter bills and utility costs.
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Steubenville
Childrens’ Board
Warm cars and political strife in Cleveland rail era
Fragmentary report notes how heated car policy in Cleveland is linked to coercive pressure on the Cleveland Railroad Company president. It mentions a Columbus urban bloc allying against rural corn stalk groups, framing a tense municipal clash as legislators ponder the outcome.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Railroad Company
Columbus
America must stand by France to avert new European war
Rabbi Wise in New York appeals for US pledge to back France, warning American aloofness endangers peace. He argues fear of Germany and a vendetta mindset fuel Europe’s peril while urging the United States to shed partisan indecision and show enduring support to prevent a 1870 or 1914 repeat.
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United States
France
Stephen S. Wise
New York
Europe
Martir
Germany
Dr Wise
America
British writer Cecil Chesterton critiques progress age
The English writer notes skepticism toward the idea of a perfect progressive era. He argues that many claim progress advances beyond past civilizations but lack proof and that civilization arose from mankind's own efforts, not a predetermined perfect age.
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Cecil Chesterton
Co operative Marketing Association Opens in Wash for Three‑Day Session
A three day convention opens today in Washington featuring the Fackers Co operative Marketing Association. The event includes sessions in Tacoma and dates in Indianapolis and Indianapolis Indiana.
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Fackers’ Co-operative Marketing Association
Wash
Tacoma
Pacific
Indianapolis
Indiana
Associa
Komical Telegrams and World Notes Compiled
A whimsical collage notes a Long Island man studying chicken language claiming twenty one dialects plus a jibe at diplomats and Clemenceau. It mentions John Wanamaker’s death, Georges Carpentier, Ross Baum hopes, a five dollar tip to Joe Otten, and a neighbor’s gun accusation. It closes with an odd ad for mystery sale.
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Long Island
Joe Otten
Joe
O'Donnell
Lem
Broad Street
Christmas Cigars and Coal Advertisements Spark Season Hype
The note highlights festive promotions linking cigars in Cleveland to pennant talk, along with a Christmas gag about buying coal and jewelry to seem rich. It references a 1923 auto tag and suggests consumer prices near eight dollars for a used car, reflecting era ad language.
William Butler Yeats Rising in Irish Senate Rank
The article notes William Butler Yeats, a noted writer, being named among the thirty members of the new Irish Senate. It mentions his Irish ties, his birth in Dublin in 1865, education in London, and a shift from art to literature at 21, plus a 1917 marriage and one daughter. It references his lectures in the United States and his plays being staged by Theatre Guilds and other groups.
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William Butler Yeas
William Butler Yeats
Lew Senate Co
Yeats
Dubin
Tyne
Godo'pim School
Hammersmith
Thasnes Smyth Sebeet
Dnblin
Lit Ue Theatres
Tipe
Poems That Live in the Highlands
A fragmentary poem piece repeats hearts in the Highlands and farewell lines. It laments leaving mountains and valleys, with imagery of deer, forests, torrents, and snow covered peaks.
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Highlands
Highlands Chases for a Deer in Robert Burns Verse
A compact excerpt echoes Robert Burns celebrating the Highlands and the longing for deer hunting. The lines fuse wandering sentiment with nature as the speaker’s heart stays in the Highlands wherever he travels.
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Highlands
Fire destroys home on Columbus Street
Thirty years ago the home of W 8 Cox on Columbus Street burned after a attic fire. A buffalo shell shipment arrived, claimed the last able to be bought due to buffalo extinction. A Sunday school union formed at the Baptist church with Parma Lee as president and Metcalf as vice president. William Smith fell on ice and broke his leg in front of his store. Installations at Garford factory progress as incycle saddles are produced at Toph and Ely plant. Lee Stroup passed the bar exam in Columbus after study with A R Webber.
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The
Baptist Church
5. M. Parmalee
C. A. Metcalf
EW. Metcalf
C. H. Snow
William Smith
West Sid Arocer
Coshocton Fire Damages Opera House and Buildings
A 1894 fire damaged the Coshocton opera house and nearby structures. The note traces related historic dates including governors and political events, 1802 to 1891, and lists notable births such as the Duke of York and other figures with ages given as of today.
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Opera House
Coshocton
Attitude Shift Noted After Driver Returns
A fragment from a local item notes how a pedestrian’s outlook changes after driving duties end. Royone hints listeners to doubt any claim that people prefer chicken over turkey, a remark reflecting public sentiment on food choices.
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Royone
One Hundredth Anniversary at Historic Festival Beginnings
The article notes the hundredth anniversary of the first event in a festival linked to a historic riot alongside the Jewish calendar, with early festival activities and displays from Wisconsin factories. It mentions the fourteenth annual Governor conference opening at White Sulphur Springs with attendees and delegate Lonvana among those arriving. Rural credit discussions form the convention’s focus as the National Council begins its sessions.
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George Wngton
Ireland
Salwansee
Vater Lonvana
United States
Wash plans for to Americ of the gr to Presit next few sal
Ambiguous fragmentary text references Washington planning for American policy, discussions with Rep Fordney, and discussions of pay, bonds, and approval. The disjointed notes mention security, international matters, and possible pension or benefit schemes, with unclear sequences and missing details.
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Sal
Fordney
Helen J Files for Divorce Amid Allegations and Conflicting Claims
The text indicates Helen J has filed for divorce claiming affection and accusing a man of cold behavior. Details about avenue, charges, ages, and names are obscured or garbled, leaving unclear all involved parties and the exact legal actions pursued.
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Helen J
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