Bolshevist pamphlet on the execution of Tsar Nicholas and family
A Soviet produced pamphlet from Ekaterinburg claims to recount the execution of Tsar Nicholas II and his family on July 17, 1918. The text, censored and lacking witness details, blames local authorities and cites alleged plots while noting the identity of the execution squad remains undisclosed.
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Ekaterinburg
Russia
Nicholas
P. Rykoff
Ekatveining Soviet
Etate Printing Department
Ural
Uraly
Orenburg
Rykoff
Romanoffs
Empress
Olga
Tatiana
Anastasia
Marie
Artle Cearevitch
Avdieff
Sweeteky
Avdleff
Bykoff
Catera
Moscow
Komaroffs
Twna
Hykoff
Addy
Hinee
Woley
Mykolt
Weley
Admiral Kolchak
Paban
In Struggle Two Men Fall Four Stories
An inquest will be held into the deaths of Joseph Poran aged 68 and Joseph Hussey aged 42 after a struggle for a pistol. They crashed through a window and fell four stories to the street. The fight began in the flat of a neighboring friend, with Horan mentioned as a roomer and alleged involvement over an ejection order.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joseph Poran
Joseph Husey
Husey
Horan
Hussey
Explosion in Italian Quarter Wrecks House in New Jersey
A frame house in the Italian quarter of New Samnewick New Jersey was blown apart by a bomb explosion. Two nearby structures were badly wrecked. Police say the blast was caused by a munition. One man was arrested and no injuries were reported.
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Ile
Christine Nilsson Leaves Fortune In English Will
Stockholm reports the will of Christine Nilsson, famed Swedish opera singer, reveals an English estate valued at 120000 pounds and gifts to the Royal Musical Academy of Stockholm and the Paris Conservatory. Legacies total 37000 pounds to friends. rest left to stepdaughter and Swedish museums. The will’s delay is linked to Nilsson’s French citizenship and past reports of a possible claim to her estate.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Christine Nilson
Casa de Miranda
England
Brockholm
London
Royal Musical Academy of
Conservatory of Music of
Paris
Christina Nileson
Mir Nilsson
George F. Murry
Lyon
General Electric Company
Thers
Mise Nilason
No World Club Dance Postponed Until March Seventh
Notice states the Ladies of the Rylecopal Church will host a dance Wednesday, and the Mataetic League on Bob 28 is planned. no club dance will occur until Tuesday, March 7. Also a wanted to rent listing appears for a steer or pony rows, with Mrs Frank Clark contact.
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NORLD
Rylecopal Church
Ste Or Poyon
Taguire
Mra
Prank Clark
Fragmentary note on royal figures and a July 1914 shooting
The text mentions Mexandria and family members including Prince Dol goroukos and Thr. Madkin. It references a 6 iam associated with a Homannotte and a Ceareviteh, plus Grand Duke Michael, brother of the late Gear, who was shot at Perm in July 1914 per Bykoft’s account.
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Mexandria
Ane
Dolgoroukos
Madkin
Phytlokam
Homannotte
Tykot
Michael
Gear
Perm
Bykoft
Atenant
Transport plan eyed for Landor to Yellowstone Park
Fisk of the White Company discusses forming a Transportation Company with White Motor Buses to link Landor with the Yellowstone Park area. Officials from Lander Commercial and Kiwanis Clubs study routes via Chicago and Northwestern and Union Pacific to route travelers, with railroads to advertise terms once contracts are set.
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P.M. Fisk
White Company
Dover
Landor
Yellowstone Park
Lander
Transportation Company
Chisago
Commercial Club
Northwestern Railroad
Chicago
Federal Reserve Report Sees Early Economic Upturn
The Federal Reserve Board reports business nationwide moves in well defined circles toward an upward swing in the economic pendulum. Some believe an early revival is near and will lead to a new era of prosperity, with conditions improving as the cycle turns.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Eongma
French Delegates Peeved After Armament Conference Return
Paris wounds from the Washington arms conference linger as the French delegation led by Albert Burraut expresses regret over the accord and misgivings about the United States visit.
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Washington
Parla
United States
France
America
Albert Burraut
Grafters Must Quit Holding Public Places
A Chicago report states a partisan action plan urged by William Johnston of the International Association of Machinist Organizations. He urged labor and farm leaders to unite across several states to influence primaries and elections by backing candidates who uphold what he calls fundamental American principles.
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Ausoelatnd Preas
Chicago
Él Action
William Johnston
International Association of Maciniste
Severn States
Hints for Corporations Form 1126 for 1921 Net Income
Government guidance outlines corporate tax structure for 1921 including 11 percent normal income tax, possible higher rates in later years, and an excess profits tax based on net income versus invested capital. It explains credits, exemptions, and how tax brackets apply, plus a note on forthcoming details and a Denver news item about market price changes.
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Internal
Regenuy
Revenue Act of
WLI
United States
sap+ ital
Bishop Gailor Attacks Prohibition as Excessive
Bishop Thomas Gailor president of the National Council of the Episcopal Church says the Eighteenth Amendment is a mistake. He favors modifying the Volstead Act and supports morality while opposing drastic constitutional prohibitions in the name of fighting intemperance.
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Associated
Chicago
Thomas Gailor
National Council of the Episcopal Church
Declard
Aml
Parent-Teachers Meeting Tonight at Junior High School
The Parent Teachers Association hosts a special program at eight o'clock in the Junior High School. Pupils of Miss Evans, Laing, Larson, and Mrs. Clark present numbers and a short student play. Superintendent Foote will unveil the new motion picture machine with Boy's Life and Star Spangled Banner.
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Evans
Laing
Larson
Clark
Janior High
L. R. Foote
Government offer on Musely Bhonls nitrate project questioned
J A Hammitt of Ale Nitrates Corp warns the Mouge Military Committee that U S government acceptance of Monty Word’s price for purchase and lease would breach a solemn pledge with his company. He says Colonel Tull’s opinion deems the agreement void, but courts would test its validity if the government pushes ahead.
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Washington
United States
Monty
J. A. Hammitt
Ale Nitrates Corporaton
Tull
Army
Miss MCormick Gets Consent for Marriage
Chicago February 20. Matilda McCormick age 16 asks consent from her father Humid McCormick to marry Max Querr a horseman from Zurich. The statement says the engagement was hurried by the family and the man sent a newspaper gift to confirm the arraignment.
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Chicago
Mathilin Micormieh
Briday
Humid & Motormick
Max Quer
Xurieh
Cormieh
Get Together Club Holds Big Delevan Meeting Next Thursday
The Get-Together Club in Delevan plans a strong program for Thursday with reports on unveiling a White Company bus line to Yellowstone Park and camping ground discussions. Officials expect a major push for transportation upgrades and street maintenance as decisive topics.
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U. K
E. TL. Vourt
Yellowstone Park
Fourt
Lander
Fremont
Indicted for Feeding Books Fraud Charge Secret Securities Case
Orville Rinehart former Democratic candidate and John Burke of South Dakota Packing Company were indicted on fraud charges over misrepresentation to the State Securities Commission about books kept by the packing firm. Rinehart is treasurer of the company.
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Associated Press
Rapid Tity
Orville Rinehart
United States
Renato
Wnocratic
John Burke
South Dakota Packing Company
Minehart
Opposition to Sales Tax Spurs Legislative Debate
The Wage and Means committee returns the sales tax issue to subcommittees as opponents plan a campaign. Rep Dickinson leads agricultural workers in opposition, calling for a late June meeting. A Senate Finance conference is sponsored to discuss pending valuations with a date set for today.
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Washington
Wage
Dickinson
Republicad
Val
Senate
Knights Event Notice From Antiverery Hanquet and Mualeal
A fragmented notice invites Knights of Pythias to a Delvvan Date event on Monday evening February 20, 1082 at a venue noted as Keights of Pything and the Y. The message appears garbled with names Bruce I and M. and related affiliations.
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Knights OF
Harding Refuses to Supply Treaty Negotiation Details
President Harding tells the Senate the four power Pacific treaty talks cannot be fully disclosed as most negotiations occurred without records. He asserts confidentiality protects public interests and denies hidden undertakings while noting no secret exchanges of notes. The Senate committee votes ten to one to order the treaty delivery to Japan regarding Yap.
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Associated Prom
Washington
Harding
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mittee
United States
Japan
Yap
Pittman
Nevada
Enat
Sinn Fein delegates gather as convention nears decision
Reports from Dublin indicate thousands of Sinn Fein delegates will attend a convention to decide the movement's future constitution. The vote is expected to reveal rival strengths of Eamonn de Valera and Arthur Griffith across Ireland.
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Associated Prec
Dublin
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Deadwood Widow's Brother Arrives for Mother's Funeral Update
W L Faust of Deadwood arrives to attend his mother’s funeral after a family dispute described as a serious issue. The note lists Maud Patel as another sibling and mentions the death context surrounding the family.
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W. L. Faust
Mins Maud Patel
Reaper
Ulu
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