Entombed Miners, Yellowstone Record, and Rioting Fires in 1921 Dispatches
Two men trapped in the Quarter mine at Searchlight Utah were entombed on the 300 foot level as rescuers saved two others from the blaze. Yellowstone park opened with a record 1 63 tourists on day one, nearly matching the park’s biggest day. August 1921 reports include a temperance activist arrested near Los Angeles on bigamy and swindling charges. Congress urged immediate action on a Boulder Canyon dam for Colorado River flood control. Hoover spoke to an irrigation committee. A campus fire damaged Hearst Hall and the pathology building at the University of California, with $100 in losses and patients moved from the infirmary. Ella Heil, former wife of a Chicago capitalist, was found mentally ill after alleged robberies. she was paroled to a county official. Two hoboes were killed and a third died after a freight derailment near Sims, California. Dr T Howard Plank discussed radio cures for cancer before a national society. The Senate approved the army staffing provisions and continued funding for the Muede Shoals project, awaiting House action.
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Yellowstone Park
Wonderland
Sierra Madre
Los Angeles
Congress
Boulder
Colorado
Washington
Commerce Hoover
House Committee On
Hearst
Hearet Hall
University of California
University Infirmary
Ella H. Heil
Chicago
George Welch
Redding
Calif
Sims
T. Howard Plank
National Society of Physical Therapeutics
Senate
House
Muede Shoals
Various World Events Include Treaties Assassinations and Strikes
Privy council approves Yap treaty with United States and Japanese regent. Sir Henry Wilson assassinated near his Easton Place home. Pogrom reports in Ukrainia prompt alarm in Copenhagen. Queensland disease seeks US aid. resembles meningitis but attacks the brain. Canton declares southern government collapse. Canton unites with the North. Querechi sentenced in India for sedition tied to Young India. 44 killed in a miners clash at Lester Strip mine. Lloyd and 18 others face prison for communism activities. Auto-Ordnance indicted for attempting to ship arms to Ireland. Elisabeth Laniger Howell leaves most of her estate to Newark crippled children. Over 100 firearms turned in by strikers in Carbon County Utah.
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Sir Henry Hughes Wilson
Imperial General Staff
Easton Place
London
Copenhagen
Berlingeke Tidende
Ukrainia
Lester
Herron
William Bross Lloyd
Chicago Millonaire Communist
Communist Labor Party
United States
Ilinois Supreme Court
Marcellus H. Thompson
Auto- Ordnance Company of
New York
Grand Stand Jury
Trenton
Ireland
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
National Guard
Carbon County
Utah
Coal District
Guard
Quote by Shakespeare on bachelorhood and marriage
A Shakespearean line declares that a vow to die a bachelor implies surprise at later marriage. The speaker reflects on the irony of life and changing commitments in a witty, era defining way.
Cuticura Ad Promises Skin Improvement
A vintage advertisement touts Cuticura products for facial care and skin conditions. It claims applying Cuticura Ointment twice daily, washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water, and rinsing in five minutes will improve poor complexions dandruff itching and red rough hands.
Not Provided Text Firet Quote
The fragment presents a dialogue about anger and response with a shift from a soft answer to a hard punch. It hints at a moral or rhetorical contrast without clear人物, setting, or event details.
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Wrath
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Chen Chiung Ming
Kwantane
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British India
Mohandas Gandhi
Querechi
Young Itadia
Young India
Elisabeth Laniger Howell
Newark
N. J
Newark Home
Shakespeare
Fletcher
Stearns
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