Parochial School Fire Leaves Dozens Dead in Peabody
A basement explosion sparked a blaze at St. John's parochial school in Peabody Massachusetts killing many children as flames trapped students on upper floors. Sisters escaped unharmed and fire crews entered by windows to rescue survivors. The brick three story building lacked fire escapes.
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Associated Press
Peabody
Mass
St. John’s Parochial School
Be above selling your tenant's rights
The piece critiques tenant farming abuses and calls for cash loans at reasonable rates, allowing purchases at multiple stores to lift white tenant farmers. It notes 34 percent of white farmers in South Carolina are tenants, with rising percentages and growing social concerns across the South.
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South Carolina
South
Farm land on installment plan for tenant farmers
A Progressive Farmer quote by James D. Burton urges states to devise schemes allowing farmers to purchase land in annual installments over twenty years or more. The benefactor is the statesman who champions such policy to give tenant farmers a fighting chance to secure a home for themselves and their families.
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James D. Burton
Austria Recognizes Carranza Government in Mexico
Austria Hungary became the first European power to recognize Venustiano Carranza. A note from the Austrian charge d affaires in Mexico City confirmed the recognition, mirroring wording used in Washington. Carranza held talks with military leaders and officials about government arrangements and moved his office to his private car while staying in Torreon for a few more days.
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Associated Press
Torreon
Mexico
Austria- Hungary
Venustiano Carranza
Mexico City
Foreign Office
Washington
Carranza
Russia Receives Over Three Million Japanese Rifles
Albert B. Thayer, arriving from Copenhagen, reports Russia has received more than 3,000,000 Japanese rifles and ammunition in the last three months. About 500 Japanese officers are coaching Russian artillery crews on new high powered guns. Russian factories are increasing munitions output ahead of a spring offensive.
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Associated Press
New York
Russia
Albert B. Thayer
Cincinnati
Copenhagen
Train Robbery Near Onapa Oklahoma Stuns Passengers
Three bandits robbed a southbound Katy passenger train No 9 near Onapa Oklahoma, failing to crack three express safes and not harming passengers. The robbers fled into river bottoms toward Winding Stair Mountain, with two believed to have boarded at Muskogee.
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Associated Press
Eufala
Okla
Onapa
Stair Mountain
Katy
Here
Muskogee
Katy Officials Say Loot Was Cheap Jewelry Bags
Dallas on October 27 reports that four sacks of cheap jewelry resembling money bags were the principal loot of a Katy robbery.
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Associated Press
Dallas, Tex
Katy
United States Steel Reports Third Quarter Earnings Rise
United States Steel Corp announced quarterly earnings for the quarter ending September 30. Net income reached 30,045,791 with surplus of 18,037,341 and a regular 1 percent preferred dividend declared. Common dividends were not resumed despite strong surplus. September earnings totaled 14,569,652, up from August by 922,000 and July by 1,736,762.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Wounded banker dies after bank robbery attempt
Robert H. Heinatz the bookkeeper at the First National Bank of Marble Falls Texas died from injuries suffered while trying to thwart a bank robbery. Police have not found any trace of the two robbers.
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Robert H. Heinatz
Marble Falls
Associated Press
Tex
First National Bank
Real Estate Transfers in Bryan and Brazos County
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels in Bryan and Brazos County. Celestia Wilson et al to Sam B. Wilson for lots 6 7 and part of 9 block 120 at $2500. FE. Jenkins to Sam B. Wilson for lots 6 and 7 block 81 at $2500. Raimondo Guzzardi to Ross Bruti carbo for 100 acres in the S F Austin league No 10 at $2300. Mary E Beard to M G Nall for 20 acres in Thomas F McKinney league at $100.
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Celestia Wilson Et al
Sam B. Wilson
City of Bryan
FE. J. Jenkins
Raimondo Guzzardi
Ross Bruti
Carbo
S. F Austin
Brazos County
Mary E
Sam Harrison Sustains Arm Fracture in Football
Sam Harrison son of Dr and Mrs R H Harrison fractured a bone in his right arm yesterday afternoon while playing football. He received prompt medical care for the injury.
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Sam Harrison
R. H. Harrison
French Cabinet Torn Over Balkan Policy
Paris dispatch reports Premier Viviani to retire with Aris tide Briand to form a new cabinet Briand likely to take Foreign Minister post in place of Delcasse The shakeup stems from Balkan policy concerns and Viviani’s resignation Briand to head government while Briand may assume justice port Folio in reorganized cabinet Also a Salonika dispatch notes Bulgarian advances toward Nish and occupation of Pirot thirty five miles east of Nish
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Viviani
Briand
Balkan
Associated Press
Paris
Aristide Briand
Delcasse
London
Salonika
Nish
Pirot
Argyll Cruiser Runs Aground Off Scottish Coast
The British cruiser Argyll ran aground on the Scotland coast and may be a total wreck. All crew are safe. The vessel, built thirteen years ago, lies ashore on the coastline near London news coverage dates.
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Associated Press
London
Argyll
Scotland
Paris Front Brief Reports Skirmishes Only
Paris reports on the French front note no major actions last night beyond small out post clashes.
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Associated Press
Paris
Serbian Invasion Advances as 2000 Captured
Berlin reports the Serbian invasion moved further south with 2000 Serbians captured in today’s advance.
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Berlin
French Aeroplane Squadron Heads to Serbian Front
Paris reports a squadron of French aeroplanes assembled at Salonika and prepared to move to the Serbian front.
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Paris
Salonika
Russian Attack on Bulgarian Black Sea Coast Reported
Rome reports the Russian assault on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast has begun.
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Rome
Black Sea
French to Seek 10 to 15 Million Dollar French Credit
Wall Street reports preparations nearly complete for a French credit of 10 to 15 million dollars to pay for munitions shipped for France. Bell Brothers operates headquarters and stock has arrived. Daly opens for business offering low prices to retailers and invites trials.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
France
Bell Brothers
Daly
New Wholesale Cigar Agency Opens in City
John Daly Sr. opened a wholesale cigar agency in the city and is ready to supply local retailers. The venture marks a new addition to the local business scene as he announces introductory pricing and delivery options.
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John Daly Sr
Repairing City Clock In Progress After August Storm
A. McKenzie caretaker of the town clock reports new parts ordered to replace storm damage from August. One part needs readjustment before it fits satisfactorily, with repairs expected to be completed today.
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McKenzie
Eye ear nose and throat practice listing
Dr William B Cline markets a medical practice limited to eye ear nose and throat services located at 521 Commerce Building with residence phone 622 ice.
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WM. B. Cline
HamiltonFather of American Credit and the Anheuser Busch Beer
Daniel Webster lauds Hamilton as a national builder whose influence shaped the Constitution and public law. The piece praises Hamilton's role in finance, temperance through honest beer, and Anheuser Busch's Budweiser as a long standing institution meeting daily demand in St. Louis.
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Aniel Webster
Hamilton
United States
Fathers of the Republic
Colossus
Washington
Anheuser- Busch
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