Gotham Fire Rupture Causes 15 Deaths
Fire at a five story building on Lexington Avenue and 110th Street killed fifteen and sent many others to hospitals. Investigators point to a pyromaniac using baby carriages and matches, with similar blazes blamed on the same method in the city’s nights.
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New York
Lexington Avenue
110Th Street
Thomas P. Brophy
West One Hundred and Ninth Street
Columbus Avenue
Bellevue Morgue
Wil
Danuger
Wreck Plot Charged in Williamsport Train Derailment
Conductor Frank W. Hulbust of Detroit charged a deliberate wrecking of a Wabash passenger train near Williamsport Indiana. Three dead six injured after a rail was loosened though spikes and wiring remained to not disturb signals. Authorities probe possible plot behind derailment.
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Williamsport
Ind
Frank W. Holbust
Detroit
Hulbust
U.S. Cruiser Holmesbound to Vladivostok and Refugee Rescue
The Russian foreign office blames Japan for Vladivostok chaos after American consul requested troops from the Far Eastern Republic and naval protection. American cruiser Sacramento arrived, ready to embark American and European refugees to restore order.
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Sacramento
Moscow
Vladivostok
Russian Foreign Office
Chita
Far Eastern
Engineer Dies In Wabash Train Derailment At West Lebanon
Charles Smugeee of Danville Illinois an engineer on Wabash passenger train No 2 east bound was killed and seven others injured in a derailment at West Lebanon near Williamsport Indiana The injured include four mail clerks two passengers and a baggageman in serious condition
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Williamsport
Ind
Charles Smugeee
Danville
Wabash
West Lebanon
Here
Dr Lyman Abbott Dead Editor in Chief of Outlook
Dr Lyman Abbott died in New York at age eighty six or eighty seven. He led the Outlook for nearly forty years and served as pastor of Plymouth Church in Brooklyn succeeding Henry Ward Beecher. He was a prominent clergyman author and lawyer.
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New York
Lyman Abbott
The
Outlook
Henry Wardseecer
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Poincare Urges U.S. To Maintain Milne Truce
Paris reports Premier Poincare met Ambassador Myron T. Ferrick at the Quai dOrsay and urged a State Department recommendation to keep the Milne truce on the Rhine.
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Premier Poincare
France
Herrick
Paris
Poincare
Myron T. Ferrick Ap Quai d’Orsay
State Department
Embroideries Rise as Trim Fashion From Ruffies to Frocks
Coloured embroideries in vivid tones are used as dress trimmings. They are woven into old-fashioned ruffies and repurposed into modern style frocks, showing how traditional details blend with new fashion.
Coreage Flowers and Velvet Sowers in Unnatural Roe
A brief fragment notes the use of large unnatural rooking Sowers of velvet or pick, mentioning Coreage Flowers. The hidden meaning or fuller context remains unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
President seeks teeth for rail wage board reforms
President Harding plans to push changes to the Esch Cummins act in his December message. The key aims are moving the railroad labor board to Washington and redefining its duties to cooperate with the Interstate Commerce Commission, strengthening its power to handle strikes.
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Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Harding
Congress
Chicago
Ita
Interstate Commerce Commission
White House
Illinois Autoists Killed In Wagons near Litchfield
Five people die when an auto in which they rode collides with a Wabash train near Litchfield Illinois on October 23. Victims include Lucile Scott of Raymond Ruth Boyd H Thay Keefe of Hillsboro and a Hillsboro couple with infant. Two children injured.
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Litchfield
Witness Central
Waggoner
Lucile Scott
Raymond
Ruth Boyd
H. Thay Keefe
Hillsboro
Bement
O. R. Ferguson
Hammond
Ith
Agreement for Rail Merger Reached by Key Railroads
A tentative consolidation deal was reached among the Northern Pacific Great Northern and Chicago Burlington and Quincy in New York at J P Morgan & Co with plans advancing to submit details to the Interstate Commerce Commission by November 17.
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New York
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Chiago
Burlington and Quincy
J. P. Morgan & Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Robbers Take $275,000 in Unset Diamonds on Michigan Ave
Jewelry salesman Max Moser of New York told the detective bureau four bandits robbed him of unset diamonds valued at 275000 dollars. The heist happened on Michigan Avenue in front of the Congress Hotel as the thieves leaped from their car into another vehicle bound for Union Station.
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Chicago
Max Moser
New York
Michigan Avenue
Congress Hotel
Lloyd George Resigns as Coalition Cabinet Falls
London report states Prime Minister David Lloyd George resigns with the coalition cabinet. Bonar Law to form a Conservative led government as calls for autonomous Tory leadership rise. Unionist resignations noted including Baldwin Peel Griffith-Boscawen Amery Lloyd Greaine Baird Wilson King and Buckley.
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London
David Lloyd George
King George
Andrew Bonar Law
Conservative
Austen Chamberlain
House of Cummons
Lloyd George
Chamberlain
Leslie Wilson
The
Treasury
H. D. King
Albert Buckley
U S Guns Guard Yankees in Vladivostok Harbor
U S consuls guard Americans in Vladivostok as Red Army nears victory. The French consulate attacked and foreigners seek protection. About fifty Americans shelter in a building under guard from an American cruiser.
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Vladivostok
Red Army
Tokyo
Lasker Flags Daugherty Liquor Ruling Threat to Shipping
A. D. Lasker, chairman of the United States Shipping Board, told Audit Bureau delegates that Attorney General Daugherty's ruling barring liquor from all American ships spells ruin for American passenger shipping. His remarks followed Daugherty's address as the chief speaker of the evening.
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Chicago
A. D. Lasker
United States Shipping Board
Audit Bureau of Cirewations
Daugherty
Mr. Lasker
Record Made in Coal Mining
New York records show 152,427 coal cars loaded in the first three days of this week, the largest volume since the miners strike began April 1, according to data from the American Railway Association car service division.
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New York
Eail
Car Service Division
American Railway Association
National Conference Planned to Tackle Physical Defects
Secretary Weeks announced a national conference in Washington to address defects in young men. Heads of schools athletic groups YMCA boy scouts and welfare groups will meet November 16 17 and 18. The effort follows revelations about soldiers from the war.
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Washington
Weeks
America
Boy Scouts and Welfare
British Arrest 2,000 Sikhs in Amritsar
The Sikh unrest surges as arrests rise daily in Amritsar with over two thousand Sikhs reportedly sent to prison by October 18.
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Amritsar
Girdies Rise in Fashion Bizarre Color Trend
The article notes girdles remain popular amid a rising fascination with bright colors and unusual designs. It highlights how bolder, more ornate girdles attract attention and drive demand in fashion circles.
Dominant Note in Evening Wear Designs Highlighted
The article notes White dominantly sets the tone for evening gowns while weo serves as the key trim and accessory color. It emphasizes White as the main feature in gowns with weo used for complementary detailing.
Velvet Hats Attract Attention In Green And Petunia
Velvet hats catch notice as a display at Green and Petunia attracts shoppers. The odd assortment draws crowds to a small shop window, spotlighting local fashion trends and curious hats on display.
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Green
Petunia
Train Wreck Near Laurubanya Kills 30. 85 Hurt
A Bucharest dispatch says a collision near Laurubanya in Central Europe killed 30 people and injured 85. Emergency crews rush to the scene as rescuers search for survivors.
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London
Bucharest
Laurubanya
Pastor Tupper urges strict ban on undesirables in immigration
Rev Henry Allen Tupper pastor of the First Baptist Church of Washington reports to Secretary of Labor Davis after an inspection trip through Syria Palestine Egypt and parts of central Europe. He states no law can be too drastic in barring undesirable aliens from the United States. The trip as a special immigration agent lasted over three months.
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Henry Allen Tupper
First Baptist Church of
Washington
Davis
Syria
Palestine
Egypt
Europe
United States
Tupper
Dawson
White Horse
Lloyd George
Grand Jury
Minneapolis
Illinois Federation of Labor
Rockford
Tiber
Rome
Pisa
President Polk
American Aid Society
Paris
Constantinople
Fred Kohler
Cleveland
Theodore Thoosevelt
American Defense Society
New York
State Department
Jean Longuet
Karl Mur
Russia
Edouard Herriot
Lyons
Tchitcherin
Jemier Poincare
Pussia
Eight Die in One Day on Grade Crossings
A series of grade crossing crashes in Park Ridge Glenview Blue Island and Gary Indiana killed three men and five women. A four year old boy and a fourth man were seriously injured. Victims include Bernice Gerdes Evelyn Griebel and Alice Evans along with Isabelle Evans and Harvey Evans. An unidentified man and woman were burned to death at a Waukegan Road crossing.
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Chicago
Park Ridge
Glen View
Blue Island
Gary
Ind
Bear
Bernice Gerdes
Evelyn Griebel
Des Plaines
Peter B. Gerdes
Oakton Crossing
Chicago and Northwestern
Britain protests sea raid over Canadian schooner Emerald
Washington reports a formal British protest to the State Department over the seizure of the Canadian schooner Emerald off New Jersey. Britain argues the vessel was outside U.S. jurisdiction and that Emerald’s boats never touched shore, with no warrant under U S policy allowing interference.
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Washington
New Jersey
State Department
Taurnilb Reports Debt, Arms Issue to Dominate U.S. Election
French senator Gen Gabriel Taurn ileb just back from the United States told the senate that the allied war debt payment would dominate the next U.S. election. He said Americans think France won’t settle its debt and must show goodwill. He warned of the belief France will not reduce armament.
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Paris
Gabriel Taurnileb
United States
Senate
America
France
Calhoun’s Fatal Rescue Try Ends Tragic Swift Canal
The body of W. E. Calhoun was recovered two miles below Scott’s Bluff in Nebraska after he jumped into an irrigation ditch to save a dog. Calhoun, unable to swim, had killed a duck and leapt in to help his beloved dog, which swam to safety as the current swept him away.
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Scott's Bluff
Neb
W. E. Calhoun
Calhoun
Man Parachutes to Safety After Plane Crash
Lieut. Harold R. Harris, winner of the commercial plane event at Detroit last week, leaped from his wobbling monoplane with a parachute 2 000 feet above North Dayton and survived. The plane crashed in a backyard, Harris landed several blobs away.
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Dayton
Harold R. Harris
Detroit
North
Harris
Fashion note on fall suit silhouettes and panela drop coat
Style features described for fall suits mimic current dress silhouette. A company crafts a short bloused coat with a panela drop design to interpret the season's fashion trend.
Fragmented Health Notice on Hair Renewal Conditions
Fragmentary OCR text cites hair renewal and a gentle condition. The readable portion mentions slow processes and low tints. No clear event, date, or named entities are identifiable.
Hair growth and aging in early maturity
The text notes that growth occurs in a few months and hair reaches a peak in early maturity. It emphasizes lasting blood flow and circulation in later years and asserts nerve depletion does not occur, suggesting hair remains healthy beyond middle age.
Illinois Turns: Owsley Chosen National Commander
Alvin M. Owsley of Denton Texas was elected National Commander of the American Legion for the fourth year. He led from early ballots and finished with 574 votes to 251 for William Deegan 205 for Joseph Thompson and 12 for John McCormick. Owsley pledged to push rehabilitation hospitalization adjusted compensation and Americanization.
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William F. Deegan
New York
Joseph Thompson
Pennsylvania
John A. McCormick
Colorado
New Orleans
Lia
Alvin M. Owsley
Denton
Tex
American Legion
Owsley
Legion
Texas
Camp Bowie
Illinois
William Deegan
John M. McCormick
Deegan
Rhompson
McCormick
Maj. Owsley
Memory loss linked to tobacco smoke says professor
Paris reports Professor Mercklen told the Academy of Medicine that nonsmokers exposed to tobacco smoke long term suffer memory loss. Experiments with mice showed hours in smoke saturated air caused them to forget tricks learned and reduced activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mercklen
Academy of Medicine
Increase in U S savings shown by bank reports
Comptroller Cris Singer said reports as of June 30 show rising thrift and prosperity. Savings depositors increased by 164 085 and deposits by 88 499 000 compared with 1921. Total deposits reached 3 046 054 000 with 8 873 327 depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crissinger
Mitchell Sets World Speed Record At Selfridge Field
Brig. Gen. William Mitchell, assistant chief of the U S army air service, established a new official world speed record by flying a one kilometer course at Selfridge field at an average of 224.05 miles per hour across four heats in Mount Clemens Michigan on October 19.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
William Mitchell
U. S. Army Air Service
Selfridge Field
President Harding Affirms Loyalty to Eighteenth Amendment
President Harding told delegates at the White House that, in his view, the nation would never depart from the eighteenth amendment. The remarks came during a conference of Allied Christian societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Conference of Allied Christian Societies
White House
Allies bar the Kemalist gendarmerie from entering Constantinople
Allied missions order forbidding the Kemalist gendarmerie destined for Thrace to enter Constantinople. The British navy has been ordered to stop all vessels bearing Turkish national police.
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Constantinople
Thrace
B'tsh
Beauty and Health Moments in Hair Dye Habits
The fragment discusses how dyeing hair can affect appearance and the need to consider grooming habits. It suggests caution about overprocessing and the impact of gray coverage on overall look.
Explosion at Progressive Coal plant kills eight in Oklahoma
An explosion at the Progressive Coal company mine north of McCurtain Oklahoma killed eight men and badly injured four others. The blast highlights dangerous conditions in early 20th century mining and prompts questions about safety protocols.
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Progressive Coal Company
Maine
McCurtain
Okla
William Sowden Sims
Cleveland
Constantinople
Adrianople
Thrace
Sean Moylan
Cork
Dominick
Washington
Doctor von Kisselbach
Paris
France
Russia
Reid May Never Act Again
Wallace Reid, noted Paramount star, is seriously ill in Los Angeles and may have suffered a paralytic stroke ending his acting career. No official confirmation yet from Hollywood studios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Wallace Reid
Screen Dot
Hollywood Studios
Paramount
Government Market Report Harsh October Prices On Farm Goods
The report covers week ending October 1 with quoted prices for hay feed grain and dairy. It lists No 1 timothy and prairie hay in various markets, feed middlings and linseed meal, Chicago and Minneapolis grain prices, dairy butter and cheese, fruits and vegetables including potatoes cabbage apples and grapes, and Chicago hogs steers and lambs prices.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Chicago
Minneapolis
Prairie
Iowa
Wisconsin
Young Americas
Northwestern
Michigan
Tanlac Promises Strength And Restored Health
Mrs. Mary Choklat of N Broadway Los Angeles praises Tanlac saying it rebuilt her strength improved nerves and digestion and returned her to normal weight. The ad claims Tanlac purifies the system helps turn food into healthy blood bone and muscle and urges readers to buy at a druggist.
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Tanlac
Mary Choklat
N. Broadway
Los Angeles
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Association of Advertising Agencies of America
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Lasker
U. & Shipping Board
India
Balkans
Henry A. Tupper
Britain
Emerald
Just
Man
Mitchell
U. S. Army Service
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Reid
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