Clemenceau's Treaty Critique by Viviane in Paris Dispatch
Georges Clemenceau’s statue in Brittany sparks a special dispatch by Rene Viviane arguing France must justify the treaty’s terms. The piece critiques Clemenceau’s approach to guarantees, disarmament, and allied sacrifices, while noting the Rhine frontier tensions and France’s need for security guarantees amid European power shifts.
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Viviani
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Georges Clemenceau
Brittany
Delayed Eastern School Building Plans Highlighted by Board
The school board discussed continued delays in replacing the Hamilton tubercular school and completing the Eastern project. Officials cited underfunded and understaffed municipal architectural support, plan changes, and late contract lettings as key causes. Aimed at accelerating a two year plus timeline, officials pledged tighter oversight and possible external help while addressing open sessions on tubercular student facilities.
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Hamilton School
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Vagrancy Charge Leads to Bond For Samuel Thomas
Samuel Thomas was charged with vagrancy and ordered to furnish a $2090 bond or face a jail sentence. Police Judge Mattmely Tomas ordered him committed for six days after he failed to supply bond. The defendant appeared uncooperative and lacked apparent means of livelihood in Marslana.
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Colloquin
Mattmely Tomas
Marslana
Carey’s Marshroot touted for kidney and bladder relief
Dr Daniel G Carey for years prescribed Marshroot for kidney and bladder troubles. Now retired, he arranges with druggists to offer Marshroot with money back guarantee at moderate price. Watch for symptoms like specks in vision and backache. Available in liquid and tablet form at People's Drug Stores and others nationwide.
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Warshroot
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Lee
Citizens Seek Gas Main Extension on Conduit Road
Conduit Road residents urged the public utilities commission to force Georgetown Gas Light to supply gas. L E White and Charles A Baker of the Conduit Road Citizens association spoke. Benjamin S Minor for the company argued the request is unreasonable and would cost about 352 000 to serve Conduit Road houses alone without extending mains to side streets.
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Heat, erratic crops blamed on unusual weather patterns
The Agriculture Department reports worldwide drought and extreme heat caused unusual crop yields. Apples in the United States drop to about 109,900,000 bushels from 24,400,000. fruit suffers from cold and early budding. cotton falls 59 percent due to boll weevil and drought. bread grains mostly survive as fall-sown crops.
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Various Local Meetings and Lectures Schedule Tonight and Tomorrow
A roundup of civic club meetings including William Cushing camp No 20 Sona of Veterans USA wall meet at Knights of Pythias temple 1216 Ninth Street and the College Womens club at their clubhouse. Catholic University Lay Alumni meeting at Raleigh hotel. Abraham Lincoln Association for the Recognition of the Fish Republic at 1731 I Street NW. Harold Powell former Dept of Agriculture and current California Fruit Growers Association president to speak at National Museum auditorium. Writers League and Mount St Agnes Alumnae at public library and Trinity convent. Gavel Chapter 29 OB5 card party at Lbbitt. Alabama State Society meeting at Wilson Narimet school. and Business Womens Council fall meeting at Covenant Church.
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Ninth Street
Harold Powell
Department of Agriculture
California Fruit (Rowers Association
National Museum
Washington
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Haly Trinity Convent
Miss Lulu Bett at Garrick and upcoming theater bill
The article notes Miss Lulu Bett, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for best American play, will play Monday at Garrick theatre, adapted from Zona Gale's novel. It lists next week’s varied offerings across Pol i s Pol star projects, vaudeville, and multiple film engagements at major New York venues with casts and production details.
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Lulu Bett
Garrick Theater
Zona Gale
Brock Pemberton
Gertrude Hamman
American Ballet
Leon Barte
DBFE
Keith
Victor Moore
Emma Littlefield
Hathaway Turnbull
Wee Sy
Nora Wayes
Shubert
Belasco
Faris
Walter Brower
Francis Renault
Ryand and
Lee
Capitol Theater
Viola Bohlen
Jim Wilson
Herbert Glass
Hay Read
Lee Hickman
Hatlie Dean
Constance Binney
Beard
Knickerbocker
Ileen Percy
Hicksville
Broadway
Divorce list shows society and stage cases as term begins
The fall term opens with a smaller divorce list highlighting prominent society and theater divorces. Notables include the Countess of Drogheda Lady Spicer Lady Symelda Walker and M M Mourily linked to a sultan’s brother plus Gladys Cooper Iris Hoey and others. Public concern over flimsy evidence and calls for stricter laws surface as barristers threaten a strike until reforms.
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Berlin Advised by Cecil to Try to Enter League
Special Cable Dispatch reports Lord Robert Cecil urging Germany to seek admission to the League of Nations from Geneva. He argues obstacles like French opposition and reparations limits must be addressed, noting Wilson's push for immediate admission of former enemies. Cecil believes Germany should prove willingness to cooperate for world peace.
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Recently Weds Ends Life In Stormy Interview Fallout
Special to The Washington Post Frostburg Maryland report says young husband Irwin Beal aged 19, recently married, shot himself after a stormy interview with his father. The incident follows tensions noted in the family discussions and local reporting.
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U D C to Finish Davis Shaft Monument in Louisville
The United Daughters of the Confederacy were authorized by the Jefferson Davis Home Association to raise funds to complete the Jefferson Davis monument at Fairview. Gen W B Haldeman announced the plan, with preliminary steps at the St Louis convention November 11 and 12. The monument stands 176 feet, planned to reach 351, aiming for dedication in September or October 1922.
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Oairview
W .B Haldeman
St Louis
Lynn Family Receives 300000 Estate After William W Lynn Will
The will of William W Lynn former proprietor of the Hotel Carroll in Lynchburg has been probated. The estate valued at 380000 passes to his widow and children and includes control of the Hotel Carroll and Longs Transfer Company.
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Washington Post
Lynchburg Va
William W Lynn
Hotel
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Hotel Carroll and Longs Transfer Company
Tragedy in Meyerdale as Beal Ends Life in Attic
Beal, a son of Mr and Mrs George Beal of Ayersdale, shot himself in the attic of his sister Mrs Moses Wengard in Meyerdale late yesterday using a double barreled shotgun placed under his chin. He had not lived with his wife and his mother is seriously ill. No cause is given beyond a stormy interview with his father about family affairs.
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Americans Top Naturalized Foreigners In Britain Month
The London report notes Americans numbered second among foreigners who became naturalized British subjects last month. Russians led with 21, followed by Americans, then Germans Danes Dutch Italians French Swedes Swiss Poles Romanians and one Greek.
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European plots blamed for Haitian troubles by minister
Rev EL T Evans of Wyoming Pa testified before a Senate committee on Haiti and Santo Domingo alleging European propaganda, especially German influence, as root of many problems. He said foreigners entered Haitian politics as official representatives to influence residents, financing revolutions at usurious rates and profiting from outcomes. He added that much ill-treatment of natives stemmed from local officers chosen by American forces.
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EL T Evans
Wyoming
Missionary Society Convention Opens in Williamsport
The thirty ninth annual convention of the Maryland Lutheran Synod Woman's Missionary Society opened this afternoon at Zion Lutheran Church in Williamsport. Rev J S English, pastor, welcomed delegates. About 150 members attended, with the conference to run until Friday evening. Mrs J B English of Williamsport gave the welcome and Mrs B T Nichols of Washington, D C, delivered the response.
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Drop Marring Parson Who Split His Fee
The Washington Post reports Rev. RT Western a retired Methodist Episcopal clergyman known as a marrying parson was dismissed by an ecclesiastical jury in Wilmington Delaware after a fourteen-count conviction. He plans to appeal and says he will continue performing marriages in Elkton. He denies church authority over him and argues his suspension is not effective.
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Trappe man, 80, dies after shooting in his home
An 80 year old man in Trappe reportedly shot himself with a muzzle loading shotgun in his home this afternoon. Isaac Bryan, a younger man in the area, was found injured and later pronounced dead. health concerns noted.
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