A Daily History Calendar Entries Through 1921
November 14 1828 birth of Charles Louis de Freycinet premier of France. 1848 first public spirit-rapping lecture at Rochester. 1862 Burnside orders advance on Fredericksburg. 1816 Dom Miguel dies in Baden. 1881 Guiteau stands trial in Washington. 1898 Spanish troops mutiny in Havana quelled. 1916 Verona bombs kill sixty. 1921 over 59000 garment workers go on strike in New York.
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Charles Louis de Freycinet
Paris
Rochester
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Burnside
Fredericksburg
Dom Miguel
Portugal
Baden
Lisbon
Charles J. Guiteau
Garfield
Word of Appreciation From Laredo Armistice Day Committees
The Laredo Post Fifty-nine American Legion thanks organizations and individuals for a creditable Armistice Day celebration. Special gratitude to William Epstein for allowing Royal Theatre use. Acknowledges support from churches and community institutions and honors Webb County veterans of World War I.
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Laredo
Webb County
William Epstein
Royal Theatre
Royal
John H. Zachry
American Legion
Ancient Southwest home predates cliff dwellers by millennium
Archaeologists led by Lexie Nusbaum of Mesa Verde National Park report uncovering a house eight feet beneath a cliff dwelling site near Spruce Tree House. Pottery and cedar tempered crude clay indicate occupants dating at least 1000 years before Christ, suggesting long prior settlement by basket makers in the region. A separate notice from the Port of Laredo details seizure of a Ford truck License 6127525 Engine 611175 on October 27 1923 for tariff act violations with auction pending December 6 1923.
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Nusbaum
Port of Laredo
Texas
Webb
Custom House
A. R. Kahn
Customs
Pasteur Institute opens in Paris and other today events
Thirty five years ago today the Pasteur Institute for hydrophobia treatment opened in Paris. The ninth Montana State Corn Show opens at Miles City today and runs through the week. Wellesley hosts the Women’s Board of Missions meeting. Viscount Leverhulme sails for New York on a world tour. Canadian provinces discuss a united immigration policy in Ottawa. The Protestant Episcopal Church House of Bishops meets in Dallas to elect bishops including a successor to Bishop Rhinelander of Pennsylvania.
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Paris
Miles City
Wellesley
Mass
Woman's Board of Missions
The
Congregational Church
Viscount Leverhulme
England
New York
Ottawa
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
Dallas
Rhinelander
Pennsylvania
Banquet and Officer Elections Noted by Chamber of Commerce
The Webb county area features a Chamber of Commerce banquet and officer election at Elks Hall on Thursday evening 7 P M November 15 with remarks by Clarence F Gilmore of the Texas Railroad Commission. Members urged to attend promptly and phone to reserve.
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Chamber of Commerce
Elks Fall
Texas Railroad Commission
Clarence FE. Gilmore
Ilks Hall
Board of Directors
Elks Hall
Ubi 21
Green
Avenue C
8Th St
San Antonio
Texas
Gilmore
B. Juarez
Club observes talk on Conrad novella and critique
The president and members discussed Conrad's The Nigger of the Narcissus with reflections on its themes and literary impact. A member read contrasts and praised the work while others offered insights before adjourning to plans for the annual banquet and Chamber of Commerce events.
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Crutchfield
Travis Bruce
C. M Wish
Leon Daiches
Morton
PL MacMahon
McLemore
Lobdell
Conrad
August Richter
Richter
Noted Greek Dead and Mysterious Death Report
An ambiguous obituary fragment reports a Greek individual labeled APG Veteep Pbees New York and Novo di. ob. A. Cocomibes with unclear age and cause, mentioning death at a place and time tied to university or public figures, but details remain unreadable. The fragment hints at a fatal illness or accident without clear dates or locations.
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APG Veteep Pbees
New York
Novo di
Ob. A
Cocomibes
Words of the Wise Reflections on Ambition and Learning
A compilation of aphorisms and maxims on self discipline ambition and lifelong learning. It contrasts prudent thought with reckless desire noting the virtue of earning through effort and the value of wisdom as a companion through life. It emphasizes forethought planting a tree whose fruit may be enjoyed by others.
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Odode
German Cabinet Resigns Under Chancellor Wirth
November 14 reports show the German Cabinet led by Chancellor Wirth resigning. Also, Lieut. E G Schrader, U S army aviator, was killed in a plane crash near Baltimore.
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Wirth
E.G. Schrader
Baltimore
Family row linked to deaths in Texas jail incident
A brutal interior altercation at a Texas jail led to multiple inmate deaths. The Associated Press reports that a family feud escalated, resulting in fatal injuries and a controversial sequence of events surrounding discharges from a pistol found on the perpetrator.
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Caricling-Tejas No. 5
Ity
Associated Press
Marlin
Texas
Pinkert
Ager Od
Ds Clea
aSthilien Boadmer
Cotton Exports Show October Increase Over September
A Washington Census Bureau report notes October cotton exports rose compared to September by a notable margin. Highlights include total exports of lint and seed results and overall shifts in October trade compared with prior month.
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Washington
Pontiedt
Bishops In Session Gather From Across States
The American Episcopal Church opens an executive session after a Tory Communion at Mathews Cathedral. Sixty two bishops from many states and one mother from overseas attend to form a quorum to discuss issues raised by Bishop Garrett of Dallas.
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Preas
Fiaflas
Wexss
Mathews
Bieliore
Ap Clas
United States
Garrett
Dalles
The Law of the Lawless at the Royal Theatre
Dorothy Dalton stars in The Law of the Lawless a Paramount outdoor picture full of thrills mystery and a primitive love story. Theodore Kosloff Charles de Roche and Tully Marshall support her in featured roles with an adaptation by Ww. Livy Sheldon from Konrad Bercovici’s gypsy tale.
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New Dalton
Dorothy Dalton
Paramount
Royal Theatre
Theodore Kosloff
Charles de Roche
Tully Marshall
Sheldon
Konrad Bercovici
Tees z E roc Boos 3 moe-By Associated Press
Fragmented OCR text mentions Tees z E roc Boos and 3 moe, with scattered references to Associated Press images and New York. The readable content is highly garbled, lacking coherent events or names. No clear person, place, date, or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
Cobras tetrapyig reses in Wiehion Texas case
A report from Wiehion, Texas, notes a case tied to Hood County with the Cobra tetrapying group. Police identify a man connected to the matter, and authorities seek further details in the evolving investigation.
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Feoonsane
Cobras Tetrapyig Ress
Wiehion Salis
Texas
WAPACING SENTENCED AND AFFIXED TO STATE PRISON
A court sentenced Wapacing to a state penitentiary for crimes tied to an investigation of official actions. The report notes the ongoing effort to halt misconduct and the broader theme of public service amid busy workers. The piece ends with a reflective quotation on busyness and service.
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Sarina
Moe
Tae
Warren. Price
Poteet the Poet Por gt tad
Fragmented OCR text mentions Poteet the Poet and a feud or event on a Friday. Names and details are unclear but indicate a local literary figure and a suspicious incident or conflict.
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Mie
Fithea
Northeastern China Clergy Elected Delegate to 1924 Conference
General Pemsy Yu Hsiang has been chosen by the North China annual conference as a delegate to the May 1924 general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He is the leading lay member at the North China conference.
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Associated Prugs
Peking
Pemsy Yuhsiang
Nortl China
Mathodist Episcopal Church
Springfield
Miss
Party Promises Bride To Unnamed Suitor
A young man at a party tells Topey that his sister promised to marry him last night, asking for forgiveness for taking her away. Topey responds that the party was for that purpose, implying consent rather than remorse.
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Topey
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