Bomb outrages target top officials across the nation
Washington reports a coordinated blast campaign injuring and killing several people. Attacks hit Attorney General Palmer and Senator Swanson amid a wave that damaged homes in Boston Cleveland Pittsburgh New York and other cities. Officials fear a broader plot linked to May Day bombs and heightened security around federal buildings and the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Senator Swanson
Washington, D. C
Washington
Mitchell Palmer
United States
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Boston
Albert F Hayden
Roxbury Municipal Court
Cleveland
Harry L. da
Pittsburgh
Willam HO Thompson
W W Sibray
Bureau of Immigration
New York
Charles C. Nott, Jr
Court of General Sessions
Newtonville
Mass
Leland W Powers
Philadelphia
Paterson
N J
Mall
A. Mitchell Palmer
Anisen
Verginia
Charles Nott Jr
Judge Nott
Fire Department Bureau of Combustibles
Nott
Lexington Avenue
Supreme Court
R of Lydon
Owen Engern
Bureau of Combustibles
Dpsdon
John To McKay
Nottwae
Wesitant
Witttaty
Trivers
Gay ¢ Tartes S Whitton
Attarnes
Wihatnyjan Otedd
Austria Accepts Peace Terms at St Germain Conference
The Austrian delegation presented the terms of the allied peace at St Germain as French and Italian leaders led the proceedings. Chancellor Renner pledged loyalty to a peace based on the allied terms, while Clemenceau introduced the conference and stressed a prompt reply within fifteen days. The Austrian treaty mirrors the German treaty in many provisions, creating a republic of Austria and outlining frontier, minority, and league of nations terms, with emphasis on renouncing extra European rights and demobilization.
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St. Germain
France
Austria
M. Clemenceau
Lansing
Henry White
Orlando
Italy
Paderewski
Poland
Arthur J. Balfour
Co. E. M House
Marshal Foch
Bliss
Benson
Wallace
Wilson
Clemenceau
Paul Durasta
Karl Regner
Kreneh
Renner
Doctor Renner
Priday
Regan
Count von Brockdorff Rantzau
Versailles
Hoover Commission
Clemenceao
Clemencon
Lanark
Rockford
Freeport
Beloit
Belvidere
John M Foster
Bloomington
L. A. Johnson
First Lutheran Church
Moline
Des Moines
St. Paul
Andrew McHale
Siberia
Havana
Ruth Schenck
Vergennes
Ilinois Normal
Murphysboro
Schenk
Jackson County
Felix Bird
One
Thirty-second Infantry
Chicago
General Pershing
M H Snow
Aurora
Julia Licher
John Licher
Licher
Kane County
William Ratcliff
Wabash River
Philip Hix Fee
Sqli
Austrian peace treaty terms for Hungary and neighbors
The document outlines Austria's renunciation of European rights and recognition of Hungary's independence, with war crime trials by Allies for Austrian nationals. It sets economic transit conditions like the German treaty, preserves frontiers facing Bavaria and Switzerland, recognizes Czecho Slovakia and Yugoslavia, and binds Austria to borders with Bulgaria Greece Hungary Poland Roumania and Czecho Slovakia and Yugoslavia by mixed commission. It demands minority protections, transit freedom, surrender of the Austro Hungarian navy, prohibition of submarines, and no military or naval air force alongside German treaty parallels.
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Germany
Austria
Czecho-Slovakia
Roumania
Hungary
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Kingdom of
Bavaria
Switzerland
Jugo- Slavia
Republic of Austria
Bulgaria
Greece
Poland
Jugo-Slavia
Brest-Litovsk
Russia
Royal Stuart memories spark Victoria era portraits
A curio about a King Stuart portrait reveals Queen Victoria’s passion for Stuart heritage and her mixed feelings toward Elizabeth and Mary Stuart. Macaulay’s retort to her claim of royal precedence is noted, reflecting Victorian interest in lineage and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Janes III
Lacay
Don Mail
Real Cause for Complaint from Rumpus Ridge Quote
The Kan sas City Star quotes Gap Johnson calling for past rowdiness with seven fights per dance and laments Prohibition style dry laws. he contrasts earlier times with today to argue fighting has spread too thin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Kansas City Star
Do you know that my daughter is an extravagant young woman
A Birmingham Age-Herald passage features a wary suitor challenging a fiancé, arguing that a twelve month courtship should yield more than a mere surmise. He asserts his demand for sharper discernment in a potential son-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Birmingham Age-Herald
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The readable fragments describe a remark about fitness or age, with unclear quotes. Entities are not identifiable. The text offers no clear people, organizations, or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
Gideon Fights The Midnight in Sunday School Tale
A boy visits home thrilled by a tale from Sunday school about Gideon and his victory over the Midnights. The father questions the term as the child explains the lesson centered on overcoming darkness with faith.
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Johnny
Gideon
Crime and Baseball Arrest Report From Local Police
A numb garbled report notes a baseball player being arrested for allegedly stealing. The fragment mentions footwear and a cache of items, but lacks clear names, dates, or places to verify details.
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White House
Treasury
War and Navy Departments
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Tusties
Hayden
Mingte Spalcourt
Wayne Street
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Aeas
Leland Wo Powers
Massachusetts
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Catholic Church of Our Lads of Victory
West Philadelphia
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Jagiesky
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Thirty First Street
Nationale
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John A. Powdatt
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Freeport Zoological Gardens
Carroll County
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Big Eight Association
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