Explosion tears through Bellevue boarding house wall
Shortly after a car plowed into the front of the Bellevue boarding house at 24 South Arizona a dynamite blast shattered doors walls and windows at about 3 50 am. Mrs Lucy Costetto and her three daughters escaped serious harm but the motive remains unknown as police investigate the attack on one of the citys oldest boarding houses.
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Explosion Invades Arizona Street Lodging House Alarm
Long article describes a deadly explosion endangering residents in an Arizona street lodging house. It reports casualties, emergency response, and ongoing investigations while noting the political and social reactions from local authorities and neighbors. The piece references a large public ceremony, Knights of Columbus events, and high church officials present in Butte with extensive details on attendees and proceedings.
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Silver Bow Club
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Vessels Collide In Dense Fog Off Coast Of France
Two American women aboard the steamer Egypt are missing after a collision with the French cargo steamer Seine off Ushant in fog. Nearly 100 people died as the Egypt sank within 20 minutes. the Seine brought in survivors, crew, and 20 bodies. Indian sailors are accused by some rescued.
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Ushant
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Three Die in Auto Wreck Near Los Angeles
Los Angeles May 21. Robert Olsson a sheet metal worker his wife and their 6 year old son were killed in a wreck near Puente about 20 miles east of Los An.
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Robert Olsson
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U S will join discussion if politics barred from talks
AP reports officials say the United States would join a European conference on world rehabilitation if invited to discuss only economic issues. Economists stress balancing budgets, currency deflation, armament reduction, and a defined repayment framework for war debts and German reparations, with a gold standard urged as essential.
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Europe
Italian Steamer Sunk as Reds Talk Peage at Genoa
A Genoa dispatch reports a Russian Soviet delegation leader praising Italian actions while a news note states the Italian steamer Marte was fired on and sunk by Russian ferries. Trotsky urged red officers to trust bayonets over Genoa speeches as red armies may cross Europe.
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Genoa
Europe
Chang's campaign crushed in Manchuria retreat to Great Wall
May 20. Chang Taos in's campaign to take control of north China is regarded as crushed with the Manchurian army retreating north of the Great Wall after evacuating Lwanchow. Wu Pei-Fu's forces threatened a flank. Americans repair tracks to Shahatkwan.
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Chang Taosin
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Great Wall
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Wu Pei-Fu
Shahatkwan
Women dedicate headquarters at nation's capital
In Washington on May 21 the national woman's party formally dedicated its new building opposite the capitol. A crowd of several thousand attended as Mrs C H Belmont raised the party banner and proclaimed aims of creating the first woman’s political parliament in the world. President Harding was invited but could not attend, sending a regretful letter.
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Brutal Murder Mystery In Denver Woman Identified
In Denver on May 21 police and District Attorney Phillip Van Cise announced the murder of Mrs Eliza E Lewis remains baffling. A telephone operator heard a scream from Mrs Lewis residence and police found a disconnected telephone on the floor, suggesting the victim was tortured before death.
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Eliza E. Lewis
Unknown Soldier Best Newspaper Stories of Year Prize List
The Associated Press reports Columbia University announced winners of the year’s journalism and literature prizes. Eugene ONeill’s Anna Christie and Booth Tarkington’s Alice Adams led American novels, with Adams for The Founding of New England. James Truslow Adams earned $2,000 for best U.S. history text. Hampton Garland won for A Daughter of the Mindie Border, Edwin Arlington Robinson’s Collected Poems topped verse, and Kirke Simpson won $1,000 for reporting on the Unknown Soldier return. Frank M. O’Brien’s editorial Unknown Soldier earned $500. Tollin Kirby’s cartoon On the Road to Moscow won $500, and the New York World received a gold medal for public service regarding the Ku Klux Klan.
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Eugene O'Neill
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Kirke I. Simpson
Washington
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Rumor of Bulgarian Revolt Reaches Vienna
Dispatches from Belgrade claim Bulgaria may have a revolution. King Boris reportedly fled to Warns and Premier Stamboul Zcky proclaimed a republic. Civil war rumors persist and 18 of General Wrangel's officers have been expelled.
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Wrangel
Albert Lea blaze causes heavy damage in business district
A fire ripped through a block and a half of Albert Lea's business section early today causing official damages estimated at 1 million dollars. Two men were injured by falling debris.
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Amotiacea Rream
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Harding Seeks Railroad Rate Cuts Guidance From Execs
President Harding asked railroad leaders to voluntarily lower freight rates without waiting for ICC action. Hoover outlined a plan to cut coal, steel, farm products, minerals, and other raw materials while keeping finished goods and passenger fares largely unchanged. A White House dinner conference produced a committee to study actionable steps aligned with the administration push.
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Hoover calls conference to hold down coal price
The Hoover administration plans a conference to set fair coal prices and curb speculative selling. The aim is to establish mine prices for bituminous coal in a 2 to 3 dollar per ton range and prevent charges or resales that hurt consumers. Union miners show limited strikes while anthracite output stays near zero.
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