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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1920

Page

9

Fire hose burns during high pressure test in Sion Massachusetts

In Sion Massachusetts on December 22 1880 a publicized incident saw a fire hose burn through its cotton outer jacket during a high pressure test. Investigators cited excessive water velocity at a valve as the heat source while the rubber lining remained intact.

Sion Mass John R. Murphy Ise T Co Fire Department National’’Board of Fire Boston Fire Department Charles River Morse

Price Downturn in Several French Commodities

Paris reports a clear decline in wholesale prices since March for coffee sugar wine and shoes driven by cheaper sugar from America and Cuban exports. Raw materials like cotton wool and silks also fall while essentials such as eggs milk bread and wheat remain steady.

Paris France French Grocers’ Union América Europe

Senate panel to weigh immigration bill hearings start Jan 2

Washington December 22. The Senate immigration committee will decide whether to push a bill barring nearly all immigration for a year or to report a substitute after public hearings beginning January 2. The panel aims to finish hearings quickly to speed action on reducing immigration.

Washington House Senate Immigration Committee

Man Sued Detective Agency Over Ill Judged Suitor

Geneva December report says M Wader of Tennerne, Switzerland, sued a detective agency after paying £500 to vet a suitor for his daughter. A verdict of £140 with costs was awarded against the agency. The detectives had proclaimed the man worthy and sober, yet after six months the marriage failed as the bride reclaimed her dowry amid riotous living.

Geneva M. Wader Tiennne Switzerland

Bandits Kidnap Messenger in Ohio Robbery

In Columbus yesterday bandits in an automobile abducted a daily messenger on the streets, drove him to the city outskirts, and released him. They took checks totaling 4650 and cash amounting to 2000 dollars in the robbery.

Daily Messenger Columbus Ohio Ohio Daily Company Messenger

Invitation for American participation in Napoleon centennial service

New York Dec 21 American participation in the celebration of Napoleon's death centennial on May 5 next was invited by Prof. William Mulligan Sloane of Princeton speaking for the French committee headed by Marshal Foch. The event includes a Napoleonic relics exhibition at Malmaison with loans from around the world. The committee seeks contributions and moral support from America. Also noted: Prince Nicholas Esterhazy’s wealth and estate were seized by Bolsheviks, with a castle administrator paid 3000 crowns monthly after the prince sought work.

New York France William Mulligan Sloane Princeton N. J Marshal Foch Malmaison Sloane Columbia University Napoleon Oit Bank of France University of France State of Council, of State Joan of Napoleona Atlantic Nicholas Gsterhazy Eisenstadt Bolshevist

Public Baths Approved in Paris Plan Three Bathhouses Feasibility

The Paris municipal council approved public swimming baths as essential and potentially profitable and ordered city architects to draft plans for three bathhouses to be built within three months. They estimate 3,000,000 francs each and will model them after Strasbourg baths after inspecting Alsace facilities.

Paris Seine Alsace Strasboug

Jewels of Hungary Prince Sold by Ex-Agent

Berne, Switzerland report states Max Westermann former agent for Prince Esterhazy was arrested by Zurich police charged with selling the Esterhazy family jewels and netting over 500000 dollars. Allegedly given the jewels during the Hungarian revolt to move to safety. police claim over 50 accomplices, none yet arrested.

Berne Switzerland Max Westermann Prince Esterhazy Zuech Esterhazy Westermann

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