Clemenceau to Tour America After New York Return
Georges Clemenceau arrives in New York ready to launch a lecture tour after revisiting old acquaintances and familiar landmarks. The future French premier first landed in 1866 to pursue medicine amid poverty and political exile, then built a life in Greenwich Village and Pfaff’s, while writing for Paris Temps and studying English.
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Associated Pree
New York
Georges Clemenceau
Paris
America
Clemenceau
France
Clemenceaus
Greenwich Village
Washington Square
Paris Temps
Pfaff's
Lower Broadway
Henry Clapp
Fritz James O'Brien
Walt Whitman
George Arnold
Charles Dawson Shanley
New World
Middle West
Richmond
Dixie
South
Aiken
Stamford
Conn
John Stuart Mill
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Food Manufacturing Now Largest U S Industry Says Census
The Agriculture Department declares food manufacturing far exceeds iron and steel in value, with meat packs alone surpassing steel. In 1919 total manufactured food products reached 13.39 billion dollars, with 67 453 establishments. Imports in 1921 totaled 672.98 million. The piece notes rising government food controls and shifting production patterns away from home preparation toward distant factories.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Condemns Bargain Counter Theory of Education in U S
Professor Herbert S Hadley of the University of Colorado told the Missouri State Teachers Association that the bargain counter theory of education has produced a heterogeneous mass of unrelated subjects. He urged returning to fundamentals and disciplining students rather than coddling them. He warned that college education has become a social experience and called for directing minds.
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Associated Press
Kansas, City
Herbert 8. Hadley
University of Colorado
Missouri State Teacher's Association
Hadley
Iowa Dentist Kills Self After Extraction
In Tripoli Iowa Dr Davis E Reedman a dentist shot himself after performing four tooth extractions on a patient The act followed the procedure and no reason has been learned for the suicide The incident occurred yesterday with police reporting no further details available
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Associated Press
Tripoli
Davis E. Reedman
Ohio State Seeks Fourth Victory Sparing Iowa Star Parkin
Ohio State University aims to end a three game conference drought in a key matchup against Iowa today. Parkin is out with an injury and Rich will start in his place for Iowa, as reported from Columbus.
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Rio
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Iowa
Parkin
Rich
Ford Seeks Approval for New Stock Plan at railway
Henry Ford appeared before the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking authority to issue property shares for the Detroit Toronto and Ironton railway. Certificates titled 100 500 and 1000 dollars would carry no fixed interest and profits beyond net allowances would be distributed to owners. The company employs about 2225 people averaging 185 dollars monthly. about half may purchase certificates.
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Associated Press
Washington
Henry Ford
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Detroit, Toronto and Ironton Railway
L. G. Seebold
Detroit, Toronto and Ironton Company
Mrs. McSweeney Joins Hunger Strike in Dublin Prison
In Dublin on November 18 Annie McSweeney and her sister Mary joined a hunger strike at Mountjoy Prison. Annie arrived with twelve women at 9:30 p m and vowed to fast until her sister received spiritual consolation or was released. Guards accompanied the group as they watched through the night.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Annie McSweney
Mary
Mount Joy
Annie
Crawfordsville Woman and Daughter in Washington Shopping
Mrs Clyde Huston and her daughter Hope from Crawfordsville are seen shopping in Washington.
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Clyde Huston
Hope of
Crawfordsville
Washington
Africa Seen as Resource Land, Not Dark Continent
Africa is an untapped treasure house with metals and vast potential in agriculture and water power, says a Phelpa Stokes Fund report. The study, by Dr Thomas Jesse Jones, challenges myths about health, progress, and European influence, noting Africans hold key roles in government, industry, and education in missions and colonies.
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Associated Tress
New York
Africa
Phelpa-Stokes Fund
Thomas Jesse Jones
National W T U reports 100000 new members since 1920
Philadelphia Nov 18 Francesa P Parks details the W T U alongside allied groups like the Women's Trade Union League and League of Women Voters. She cites 100000 new members enrolled in local unions since March 1920 and 1424 local unions organized nationally. The Illinois campaign produced successful plans and a silver cup award to Miss Epha Marshall.
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Philadelphia
Francesa P. Parks
Sce
Organ Ration
W. Cc. T U
Women's Trade Union League
The
Mathers’ Concrete
Parent- Teveder Association
General Federetion of Women's Clubs
Association of University Women
League of Women Voters
Parks
Women’s Trade Union League
Epha Marshall
Illinois
Civiliz ing influences and native progress across races
The text argues that Africans, Europeans, and Americans have entered civilization’s ranks. It cites folk-lore, crafts, music, government, and language as proof of capacity to respond to wise modernization. Dr Jones sees benefits outweighing losses from white contact and urges cooperative education for native masses and leaders to curb racial tensions.
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Africa
Europe
America
Sultan's Wives Grief Over Sultan's Flight
In Constantinople the sultan's wives and harem women were overwhelmed with grief at news of the sultan's flight. The youngest wife, 22, married nine weeks, cried hysterically, and the entire household was thrown into commotion.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Navy
Kendall Invited to Talk in Los Angeles
Governor N. E. Kendall has been invited to address the Iowa Association meeting in Los Angeles on December 28. The event marks the 76th anniversary of Iowa's admission to statehood.
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Kendall
Los Angeles
Cal
N. E. Kendall
Iowa Association
Iowa
Attorneys Make Arguments in Case
Attorneys present opening arguments in the case as court records note the proceedings. The hearing focuses on key motions and evidentiary questions raised by both sides.
Defense lawyers clash over doctor error in Flory murder case
DEVITT SPEAKS He and Bates for Defense Make sentences to Jury Today Latter Claims Doctor Might Have Made Error James Devitt and D W Bates argued to the jury as the Lawrence O Flory wife murder trial nears verdict. The defense contends a doctor's error in medicine could alter the case and criticizes state agencies for damaging reputations.
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Associated Tress
Vienna asks return of Napoleonic relics
Vienna petitions French minister to restore a priceless exhibit from the Franco Austrian Napoleonic period now in France. The relics, including mementoes of Napoleon and Mary Louise, are said to be in the hands of a French liquidator of alien enemy properties since the war.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Lyons
Mary Louise
France
Twelve year old confesses mail thefts in Cedar Rapids
Russell Johnson, twelve, confessed to robbing mail wagons to obtain money. He admitted destroying five thousand dollars in checks stolen while the wagon driver was away. He burned stacks of letters containing checks mortgages and deeds found during the thefts.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Russel Johnson
Canadian Antelope Will Be Preserved
The Nemiskam park at Foremost Alberta created in 1918 with 50 captive antelope now holds 130 head. The nine square mile preserve shows herd growth and disease absence, supporting hopes to save the species from extinction. Antelope numbers have dwindled in western Canada from an estimated 2000 a decade ago to about 1000 in the wild in Alberta and 240 in Saskatchewan, with Manitoba already devoid of them.
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Associated Press
Lethbridge
Alta
Bi Mail
Canada
Foremost
Nemiskam Park
W. T. Hornaday
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
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