Wall Street Bomb Outrage Seen As Anarchist Plot
Government officials believe the Wall Street bombing was an anarchist act. Warnings signed American Anarchists Fighters appeared in Cedar Street mailbox minutes before the blast that killed 36, wounded 200 plus, and damaged property worth 3 million dollars near the exchange and government offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Slavens M'Nutt
United News
New York
Wall Stroot
Cedar Street
Broadway
Cedar and
Browdwy
Post Office
Cochrane
Assay Office
Sub-Treasury
Morgan
The
Stock Exchange
Capital
Bomb explosion rocks Wall Street district in New York
Detectives recover clockwork components of a time bomb on the sub Treasury roof as investigators search for the horse and wagon operator. District Attorney Swann may convene a grand jury to probe the disaster while Chief Flynn and Fire Commissioner Drennan pursue the bomb theory amid mounting casualties and property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sub-Treasury
Swann
William J. Wilpon
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justices
Wall Street
Flynn
Drennan
Bylaw
al- Halon
Biyin
Brand Street
Federnl Agenia
Eltypo
Bureau of Mines
Department of the Friteries
Pollen Headquarters
Washington
J. P. Marcun & Company
First big boxing show under Walker law in New York
The first major bout under the Walker law regulating New York boxing will be staged at Madison Square Garden tonight. The match pits Corbet against McVey after a four year interval with Chicago and New York participants.
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New York
Madinon Square Garden
Tonkeit
Vaneeerp Indes
New Pe Welling
Chicago
Corbet
McVey
Oetinanier Gynec Harreson to Leave After March 4
After March 4, Oetinanier Gynec Harreson will take a home rest. The report notes plans following the specified date with no further details given.
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Maron
Bos
Bolshevist Foreign Minister Objects to Colby Note
Moscow dispatch reports M. Tehiteherin, Bolshevist foreign minister, terms Colby’s note on eastern Europe unintelligible and likely based on faulty information. He rejects independence claims for Armenia and others as inconsistent with Russia’s territorial integrity and cautions against a Soviet government.
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London
Bellnbridge Colby
United States
Armente
Poland
Pinker
Russia
Cotby
August Wote
Washington
Europe
George ‘Teohiteherin
Ruswing Bolshevist
M. Tehitceerin
Lerul
Rrussia
Ruarta
Ezineussia
Azerbaijan
Colby
Finanelal
Amon
North Amerikan Cianelel Groupes
Fragmented musings on Japan and global views
The text reflects generation of ideas about Japan as a real nation, not just a name, and critiques simplistic yellow journalism. It discusses political and cultural tensions, including reactions to imperialism, Western perspectives, and evolving global perceptions amid war and propaganda debates.
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Japan
Hattie
Ton Chamberlain
Kul Mearrcon
Richard
Thorne
Ieee
Nadie Tv
Cyte
Teaean
Fragmented Scene in Hotel Hallway Dialogue
Disjointed dialogue from a hotel setting features a patron and a Walter figure exchanging phrases about chairs plates and travel. The garbled exchange mentions an eel and waters and a showman noting a distant tail or hinge. No clear events or outcomes emerge.
Reds Plot and Arrests Shake City Officials
In Chicago federal and police actions target a wider Bolshevik network as Haywood remains at large. Authorities report screenings of leadership, double guards at La Salle building and city hall, while editor Jaunuiken is arrested for communist propaganda. Plans for further strikes and industrial disruption are warned.
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Chicano, Seyi
Haywood
New York
Brennan
Uberty
Bond
la Salle Building
Aso
Vlity
la Sale Street
Alexander Jaunuikeng
Job Alexander
der Clisseri Kampf
Riudioa
Jaunukena
Americ
Jaunuikena
Chicago
Odessa
Rustshia
Shid
Reds
Comerford
T. N.T
Reda
Uling
Italian plant expansion and labor strife reported
Reports from Cerunda describe strikers and workers in Rome and Milan resisting government plans. Talks of plant takeovers and new workshops in Rome plus halted toleration of manufacturing in Milan. Government pressure, public unrest, and road reorganization proposals provoke broad controversy.
Diokeria Com Addresses Audience During Weekend Meeting
An unclear transcription shows Diokeria Com speaking to a small audience at a weekend event. The prompt transcription is garbled and not enough readable details are present to identify places, actions, or outcomes.
Wall Street bombing hunt mobilizes U S agencies
William J Flynn leads the Secret Service in New York as the United States government concentrates its search for the Wall Street bombing suspects. Attorney General Mitchell Palmer aids the effort while officials deny confirmed suspects, noting the investigation spans many angles and that further explosions may follow.
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Willam Slavens M'Nutt
United News
New York
Sep
United States
Wall Street
Secret Service
Department of Justee
William Oj. Flynn
Mitchell Palmer
Tee
Life
McKinley Leads Smith by 12,000 in Illinois Primaries
Early unofficial returns show William J. McKinley ahead of Frank Smith by about 12 000 in the Republican U S Senate race as Chicago and Illinois precincts report. Governor race tightens with Len Small leading Gouverneur H. Oglesby and Thompson backers predicting a close canvass. Unclear results await official canvass next Tuesday with Cook County counts showing Burke and Waller neck and neck in the race for the U S Senate nomination.
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Chlicago
Bet. WS
William J. MckKinley
Frank Smith
Len Small
Thompson
Gor Joon Gi. Oglesby
Alesby
Small
Wigan
McKinley
Chicago
Willi Hale Thompson
Frank Lowden
Mingia
Robert ©. Burke
Meter Waller
Cook County
Burke
Waller
Miners Strike Threat Grows Amid Wage Talks Collapse
Lis Moines Sept 18 The refusal of coal mine operators to reopen wage negotiations has halted talks and raises the risk of a broader miners strike. President Cushing of the operator association says the current contract remains in force as conferences are convened to discuss the situation. The United Mine Workers and related unions are preparing for possible action as the industry faces labor unrest and potential production disruption.
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Lis Moines
Operdiare
Mtclke
Cushing
Operons
Asscociation
Conferencer
Bomb Explosions Reported in Genoa Italy
The Exchange Telegraph Company dispatches report a bomb explosion in Genoa Italy with no casualties. A dynamite laden device is said to have been set off by unknown assailants and the perpetrators remain at large.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Slain in Alabama Coal Mine War
Birmingham September 13. National Guard troops moved into the coal mine area after outbreaks at the mines. K M Adler general manager was shot and killed while trying to remove strikers from houses used as headquarters. Marl Moighish deputy sheriff was badly wounded plus three other deputies injured.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama National Board
Coronet Coal Company
K. M. Adler
Marl Moighish
Sherff
Diamond Hunt Ends After Chickens Slain in Davenport
In Davenport on September 1 Walbourne found a $400 diamond after a mishap with a wall mounted box during crate unloading. A bearer's failure to locate the ring led to a slaughter of ten chickens tied to the case, with the stone later discovered inside a wrap in the Goth bind.
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Davenport
Sep
Walbourne
Dot
Lady Essex to Wed King George's Uncle
A London cable states Adelefant of New York now widow Pax is engaged to marry HM the Duke of Connaught, King Change Lady Ewes remembered in Americana as a charming debutante.
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Lady Essex
King George
New York
Spi
London
Bun le Authority
Adelefant
Duke of Connaught
Ainele
Ewes
Abe
Marl
Hawes
Oklahoma City Flooding Spurs Property Damage and Park Closure
Flooding along the north canal in Oklahoma City incapacitated homes and caused extensive damage estimated in the millions. Western League Park at the riverfront was submerged and two baseball games were canceled.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Boot
Thin
Western Logue
Chicago Sues Papers for Ten Million Dollars
A Chicago lawsuit seeks ten million dollars alleging damage to newsstands and publication breaches. The complaint accuses defendants of causing harm to city information channels and relies on statements by city officials and legal counsel.
M Swiney Conscious On 36th Day Of Fast
Fragmented report notes M Swiney remaining conscious on the 36th day of a fast. Unclear details mention names, locations, and events with garbled text and potential references to other individuals or places. No coherent actions or outcomes are discernible from the legible portions.
Husband Gives Blood to Save Wife's Life
Robert Spruce donated blood to aid his wife during a critical appendicitis surgery. The operation proceeded under Dr May Thurs care and the bride’s recovery is reported to be progressing, though slow.
Cleveland Faces RMB Explosion
A chaotic blast in Cleveland prompted emergency response as bystanders reported debris and water splashes. Officials noted house disruption and ongoing investigations into the cause with no confirmed casualties.
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N.Y
Burns
U. 8
George Lamb
Bureau of Investization
Department of Juniter
John Street
U.S. Agriculture
Carlos Vallejo
Argentina
U.S. Department of Agrculture
Senor Vallejo
Eqution
U. S
Tchitcherin
Henry van Tyke
Serimer's
Vail News
Lorothy
Kram
Walter
Bill
Raymond Way
AEDS
Italy
Manufacturers’ Federation
Milan
Giolittis
Hume
Betts
Wadioel
Havin
Sovbets
Tretorion
Imerensina
Focomlhoone
Ub Wwebkinen
Gafrlaon
Naver Vane Dyer
Rome
Milao
Toni
Cirewl Bettgin
Uw Hilinom
Goligg
Diokeria Com
Bern
William J. Flynn
Selfoor
Smith
OWA
Pennsyvnia
Mioton
Apt
Will Co
Drmonts Hanes W. Lament
Genoa
Alabama
France
Premiler Clemenceau
India
Coun
Ission
Che Priel
Willayil
Warnest Clarke
Uniter Secretane
Ulster
Waihiine
Ireland
Iriel
Tion
Tietland
Medward Toe
Otier
Trenaker
Chentie
Cork Wanger
Prigens Joe Welt
Nollie
Cork
Tribune and News
City
Chien
U.P
Toniebes Hay Thetchy
Cnfoagwe
William Diate
Therniye Iy
Chiao
Onrsee
A. Hriteser
Iilesge
Oliwares
Cum
N. Y
Minewag
Pete Wistedd
Conttaule Geet
Pines
Veunert Viner
Rebecca
William Jc Nhoinkon
Elven
Stade
Fae
Mungo Aorchies
Canada
Gotham
Edward Fisher
Hamilton
Iim
Irmia
Peters
Griagne
Pope Ceolwend
Fisehier
Orlthos
Claires
Torento
Bert
Providence Exchange
Bowling Tinnen
Fredo
Jo Fey Epider
Meere
Jona
Peginy
Pischer
Fiveley
Pope
Hamiton
Nina Kalle
Oon- Hough Theater
Piechet
Queene Hotel
Torgata
Hue
Dereuwsian
Nutley
Neill
Bane
Uy Neill
Newark
Derees
Ubrost
Edward Mischer
Cleveland
Court House
Saya
Ueda
Gung
Volce
Howe
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