Dr Karl Muck Arrest Reveals Hidden Allies and Obstacles
The article recounts the complex pursuit of Dr Karl Muck during wartime, detailing Department of Justice efforts, forged Swiss citizenship claims, and powerful local connections aiding an enemy. It notes investigators faced immunity periods and public doubt before securing evidence and internment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Muck
Department of Justice
Dr. Muck
Muck
State Department
America
Switzerland
Frank D Olier elected national commander of American Legion
Frank lin D. D'Olier of Pennsylvania a former lieutenant colonel in the Quartermaster Corps AEF won the national commander post over Hanford MacNider of Mason City Iowa by 366 to 291. The convention adjourned and will meet again in Cleveland on Sept 27 1920. Edward L Logan of Massachusetts did not run.
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Minneapolis
Franklin D. D’olier
Pennsylvania
Quartermaster Corps
American Legion
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
Cleveland
Edward L. Logan
Massachusetts
Bay State
New York
Pershing condemns I W W violence after Armistice Day shooting
Washington reports General Pershing denounces the killing of veterans in uniform and calls for drastic action against criminals. Centralia and western Washington cities raid I W W headquarters after the Armistice Day parade attack. Four soldiers killed with a fifth dying. one I W W member lynched.
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Centralia
Wash
Washington
Industrial Workers of the World
Bank clerk elopes with coworker to the Pacific coast
Marshall N. Smith of Somerville ran off with Florence N. Howard of New Bedford, a bank employee, and stole 3600 from the National Shawmut Bank. Their runaway romance carried him to the Pacific coast before returning alone, with plans to wed Ethel Muriel Michaud.
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Shawmut Bank
California
Somerville
Ethel M. Michaud
Marshall N. Smith
Florence N. Howard
New Bedford
National Shawmut Bank
Miss Howard
Pacific Coast
Ethel Muriel Michaud
Anniversary Notes and World War I Milestones
Today marks anniversaries including Prince Louis Napoleon’s exile to America in 1856 and Belgium’s King Albert entering Ghent. The record recalls German forces failing to break Allied lines at Ypres in 1914 and the Audacious sinking announced by the British Admiralty on October 27, 1914. A Pan American labor conference opened in Laredo a year ago.
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Louis Napoleon
France
America
Ypres
Laredo
Texas
Allied High Command
Germany
King Albert
Belgium
Ghent
British Admiralty
Skull Broken in Auto Upset in North Attleboro
Samuel R. Crowell of Boston, an insurance man, is on the danger list with a fractured skull after his automobile blew a tire and overturned on South Washington street. Associate H. Brooks Allen and chauffeur Samuel Forbes were injured but released. Crowell was trying to catch a train to New York when the crash happened.
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North Attleboro
Samuel R. Crowell
Boston
Devonshire Street
Sayles Memorial Hospital
Pawtucket
South Washington Street
H. Brooks Allen
Charles Street
Crowell
Samuel Forbes
Broadway
Chelsea
New York
Found Dead in Chair in Rooming House
Mary Roach aged % was found dead in a chair yesterday evening in a rooming house at 122 West Concord Street South End. Her landlady Nora Driscoll reported the death after forcing open the door with aid from a police officer from East Dedham Street station.
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Mary Roach
West Concord Street
South End
Nora Driscoll
Dedham Street
Raids Target Industrial Workers of the World in Pacific Northwest
National guardsmen moved prisoners including a woman to Lewis county jail as raids hit I W W offices in Seattle Tacoma and Aberdeen. Police report 11 men and large quantities of literature seized in Seattle while Tacoma arrested 34 suspected I W W members and Aberdeen records were taken. Prosecutor Hohman Allen announced a 16 year old, D Lamb, was arrested as an I W W member.
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Lewis County
Chehalis
National
Centralia
Seattle
Tacoma
Aberdeen
Industrial Workers
Hohman Allen
D. Lamb
Cabinet to weigh Ireland plan after committee report
LondonNovember 12 The cabinet will study the committee on Ireland proposals as government embarrassment grows over published drafts claiming a settlement plan. An authoritative source says government proposals are not yet formulated and cannot be set until the committee report is finalized.
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London
Ireland
Trish
Associated Press
Trunks Rifled As Honeymoon Couple Reports Loss
The Count and Countess Louis Condes de Arcentales of Madrid report four of six trunks lost on their U S and Canada honeymoon journey from Montreal. The other two trunks were rifled and refilled with kindling wood. clothing and jewelry valued at 35000 dollars are missing.
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New York
Louis Condes de Arcentales
Madrid
United States
Canada
Montreal
Great Reception for Hindenburg in Berlin
Field Marshal von Hindenburg arrived in Berlin to a military honors welcome. He was met by General Ludendorff and former vice-chancellor Dr. Karl Helfferich. The crowd greeted him with an enthusiastic reception and sang Deutschland uber Alles.
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Berlin
Associated Press
von Hindenburg
Ludendorff
Karl Helfferich
Clearing cold forecast for New England and Atlantic States
Forecasts show showers in southern New England Thursday morning then clearing and colder nights. Northern New England and Atlantic coast regions expect clearing and colder conditions Thursday into Friday with fair conditions and stronger winds elsewhere.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Atlantic Coast
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Newland
North Carolina
Mississippi River
Atlantic States
Weather Summary From Thompson's Pa Area
Readable lines report average temperature yesterday 55 with a 10-24 range and a year-ago average of 40 for the same date. Other fragments reference locations and codes but lack clear events or entities.
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Thompson's
Pew
Merriman Shot by Friend During Lake Winnipesaukee Hunt
Harvard historian Roger E. Merriman was seriously wounded by a companion during a hunting trip at Lake Winnipesaukee New Hampshire. Doctors feared possible loss of eyesight and planned X ray eye examinations when his condition allowed.
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Merriman
Harvard
Roger E. Merriman
Department of History
Lake Winnipesaukee
N. H
Cambridge Professor Merriman Wounded in Hunting Accident
Last night at his home in Cambridge Professor Merriman was resting comfortably after a hunting accident. A fellow hunter mistook a movement in his clothing for a bird and discharged a shotgun hitting his face and arms. He was taken to the train and then home to recover. He is a popular university faculty member and served as Harvard athletic committee chairman and assistant to John Warren, the university marshal.
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Cambridge
David Cheever
Harvard Medical School
Harvard
Dean Briggs
France
John Warren
Small Steamer Runs Onto Rocks At Pictou
The small passenger and cargo steamer Lady Evelyn from the Magdalen Islands struck Seal Rocks near Pictou Nova Scotia today and probably will be a total loss. The 26 passengers, crew, and mails were taken on by the Harland and brought here.
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Pictou
N. S
Lady Evelyn
Mag- Galen Islands
Seal Rocks
Harland
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Norman L. Gifford
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Chambers
Herbert L. Baldwin
Pershing
LWW
VAIN
New
M. Sun
Redford
Liberty
Fourth Atlantic National Bank
Irving National Bank
N. Y
Philadelphia National Bank
Philadelphia
Old South Trust Co
Metropolitan Trust Company
Hanover Trust Co
Prudential Trust Co
Revere Trust Co
Revere
Mass
Tremont Trust Company
Cel i Iy
Permister Capital
Court Street
Warren ST
Roxbury
Asa P. French
Simon Swig
North
Attleboro
Fipitese
Alexan Anderh der H.bi
Alexander H. Bill & CO
Walker Electrics
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LOEW
Wash. St
Boylston
Sessue Hayakawa
the Ilustrious Prince
U. S. Shipping Board
Coats
Federal St
OLD Colony Storage Coo
Trunks
Hindenburg
Boylston National Bank
Bedford St
Cor. Chauncy
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