Bomb attack wounds U S envoy in Paris
An explosion in Paris severely injures Myron T. Herrick, the American ambassador. Details remain unclear as officials confirm the incident and rush to assess the danger and next steps.
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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1921
Page
1
Former War Lord Ludwig III of Bavaria Dies at 77
Ludwig III dies at Sarvar Castle Hungary aged 77 ending a dramatic reign begun November 5 1912 as Bavaria's king. Born 1845 he once faced Prussian influence and Greece's royal ties. his marriage to Archduchess Maria Theresia of Austria-Este produced nine children and shaped Bavarian politics before World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ludwig III
Bavaria
William
Germany
Sarvar Castle
Hungary
Prussia
Ludwig II
Otto
Luttpold
Nie
Taidwig Reeone A
Ludwig
Wittlesbach
Munich
Louis
Greece
Otho
Athena
Maria Theresia
Austria-Este
Luitpeld
Moscow
Nicholas of
Russia
Exchange of Ratifications At Berlin Next Step
Washington reports that Germany Austria and Hungary ratified peace treaties completing the U S victory in World War I. Senate votes were 66 20 on Germany 66 17 on Austria Hungarian 2 thirds met. Diplomatic officer appointments to follow in coming weeks.
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Washington
Berlin
United States
Germany
Senate
State Department
Austria
Hungary
Raulification
Borah and
la Folletti
Bandit Robs Dominion Express Messenger Near Moose Jaw
A lone bandit robbed the Dominion Express between Swift Current and Moose Jaw, bound and gagged the messenger, and escaped with the safe contents after forcing it open as the train sped toward Moose Jaw. Officials could not yet estimate the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Jaw
Bask
Dominion Express
Swift Current
Two Die In Dynamite Blast At Bridge Site
PAXICO Mo Oct 19 Two men were killed and another seriously injured near here while working on a bridge over a ditch when 18 sticks of dynamite in a basket exploded nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxico
Fever Claims Prober After Great Flood Victim
Clifton Marshall, 62, namesake of Marshall Pass, died in Pueblo hospital from typhoid fever contracted during the June flood. His furniture business was wrecked by the flood. He worked as a scout for the Denver & Rio Grande when the Marshall Pass line was opened and later served in a similar Union Pacific post in constructing the Steamboat route. He had lived in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
Clifton Marshall
Marshall Pass
Marshall
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
In & Aimilir
Union Pacific Railroad
Denver
Wyoming Loan Authorized by War Finance Corp
Approval of a $1,000,000 loan to a financial institution for credit extensions on livestock in Montana and Wyoming was announced by the War Finance corporation. The name of the institution and loan terms were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Montana
Wyoming
War Finance Corporation
Narcotics Found Hidden in Wooden Leg in Denver
Federal agent H. B. Went over seized a inmate with a wooden leg after stopping him for a dime. A hidden chamber inside the leg held narcotics valued at 2000 dollars. The suspect was jailed following the examination by Chief Narcotic Agent Harry V. Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
H. B. Wentover
Harry V. Williamson
Westover
Yardmasters Stay On Jobs Nationwide During Strike Threat
The Railroad Yardmasters Association of America with over 8 000 members nationwide sent notices to stay at work performing their usual duties in case of a railroad workers strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Natonal
Railroad Yardmasters’ Association of America
O Af
Man Wanted for Murder Found Dead
Trenton Ga Oct 19 Martin Anderson sought for the slaying of girl and going into the woods committed death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Martin Anderson
Insurance firms fined in Jackson court decree
Chancellor W. B. Striker in Hinds county chancery court levied penalties totaling about 9.5 million dollars against fire insurance companies formerly operating in Mississippi. Thirty three firms were fined 195 876 dollars each and other companies faced fines ranging from one thousand dollars upward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
W. B. Striker
Hinds County Chancery Court
Negro Slayer Arrested After Fatal East Moores Town Case
Vineland N J Oct 7 Louis Lively a black man was arrested after shooting a policeman and confessing to killing seven year old Matilda Russo and burying her body in his cellar. Police say he fled but was recognized by Officer Asa Wilson. Lively claimed the girl provoked him by breaking a dish and that he acted in a moment of fear not intent to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Russo
Asa Wilson
Matilda
Lively
Japanese Fleet Expansion Amid Armament Debate
Tokyo reports a steady naval buildup despite limits talks with plans to launch several ships this year. The Warabi will be completed September 24 followed by Taurumi of 10 000 tons. October sees Sumire Tsusu and Nakaso launched plus the seaplane mothership Hoapo. Also slated are the Mutsu OlI Nagara and ten submarines.
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Tokio
Warabi
Taurumi
Sumire
Tsusu
Nakaso
Hoapo
Mutsu
Nagara
Carpenters of Grand Junction Fight Wage Cut
Grand Junction union carpenters voted to refuse a 10 percent wage reduction urged by the Colorado industrial commission after a hearing last week. Work will stop if contractors try to enforce the new wage scale.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Grand Junction Union Carpenters
Colorado Industrial Commission
Cost of living in U S declines from May to Sept 1920
U S Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 1.7 percent drop in living costs across 32 cities from May to September and an 18.1 percent fall since July 1920, with New York and Portland showing smaller decreases and Jacksonville largest. Overall living costs in September sit 77.3 percent above 1913 average. major upticks include food 63.1 percent and clothing 65.1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Portland
Maine
Jacksonville
Florida
New York
Denver
Ban
Francisco
Seattle
Prairie fire sweeps Nebraskan countryside near Callaway
Omaha dispatch reports the worst prairie fire in a decade racing 70 miles long and 10 miles wide from North Platte to Callaway. A strong gale carried flames beyond control destroying buildings and livestock, with grain and roadside assets burned as firefighters halted the blaze after a long night.
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Omaha
Callaway
Neb
North Platte
Nanyona
Table Store
Calloway
No Inquest Over Would-Be Slayer
There will be no inquest over the body of William Beblect who yesterday shot and killed himself after wounding his former wife and his stepdaughter, Mrs. Mac Leenhune. A note found in Beblect's pocket addressed to his son in Fort Collins indicated marital difficulties.
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Denvpr
Wiliam Beblect
Mac “Ieenhune
H Beblect
Fort Collins
Cole
Schloot
Colorado Legion Elects New State Commander at Glenwood Springs
Glenwood Springs Colorado October 19 Leo P Kelly of Pueblo elected state commander of the American Legion at the convention here Tuesday Martin David of Denver reelected mate adjutant for two years unchanged in office for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Leo P. Kelly
Tueblo
American Legion
Martin David
Denver
Miner Leader Counsel Jacob I Sheppard Dies in Port Scott
Jacob Isanc Sheppard, 66 or 6%? unclear from OCR, counsel for Kansas miner leader Alexander Howat, died in Port Scott Kansas on October 19. He served Howat’s case and was connected to the miners’ union protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Scott
Kan
Jacob Isanc Sheppard
Alexander Howat
Kansas
Bootlegger Sued Over Moonshine Injury in Portland
FL Thurber sues George Vrotzka for 3000 in Portland Oregon alleging he bought moonshine liquor that caused blindness. He states one gallon and one pint were purchased and after drinking the liquor his optic nerve deteriorated to ten percent, blamed on deleterious substances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Thurber
Inelrauit
George Vrotzka
Vice Commander of G A R Dead in Washington
Captain Americus Whedon vice commander of the Grand Army of the Republic died in Washington last night aged 81 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Americus Whedon
Grand Army of the Republic
Poisoned Candy Sends Six Nurses to Hospital
Chicago authorities search for the sender after a box of homemade fudge poisoned six nurses at West End hospital. The box was mailed to 17 year old Miss Helen Rosenfeld, with a note claiming to be from a jealous admirer. Post office inspectors lead the investigation into who mailed the deadly candy.
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Chicago
West End
Post Office
Helen Rosenfeld
H. D. Valin
Rosenfeld
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