Nourmahal Yacht Reported Off Kingston Harbor
News from Kingston Jamaica indicates the Nourmahal yacht, belonging to Astor, was reported near Kingston harbor while en route from Porto Rico to the West Indies. The vessel's status remained unsettled with wireless contact only fifteen days after departure. Authorities in Washington and the revenue cutter service coordinated efforts to locate the yacht and assist any distressed vessels in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reison
Astor
Ateam
Nourmahal
Saitttig
Eston
Jamaica
Porto -Rito
Ney
Kingston
Aevantier
Hamburg
Am Hner
Prinz-Extel
Rigdrich
Whtelivan
Central
Astor An Mahal
Bisbktoh
Washington
Treasery’ Seenetar
Steamiatilp
BND Linckenbach
Porto Rico
Yamacrw
West Indies
Savahnati
Douglas Robinson
Treasury Department
San Juan
Widow Hails Hangman as Husband Slayer Is Executed
In Perry Oklahoma on November 20, 1920 Mrs Fell expressed relief after Henry Armstrong was hanged for murder. She urged the sheriff to let her witness the execution, waited in jail yard until the drop fell, and only left after doctors certified death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fell
Thaw Shuns Theatre In Strange Entertainment Plot
Harry K L Thaw refused to enter Matteawan hospital theater where Raymond Hitchcock and his Broadway group planned a staged entertainment to observe Thaw and his actions. The incident followed an audition amid suspicions that Hitchcock friends arranged the event. Marysville and Harrisburg reports describe assorted thefts and a sensational secret marriage misadventure, while local notices tout a medical elixir claim and an advertisement from The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishkill Lending
Harry KL Thaw
Matteawan State Hospital
Raymond
Hitchcock
Thaw
Real Estate Trust figure Landauer dies by suicide
Philadelphia reports a dramatic suicide as Landauer, a financier and former real estate writer, leaped from a dentist’s office window after a confrontation that allegedly included his companions. The incident involved a warning about how costly life can be for a man facing trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillselphian
Philadelphia
Futho Landauer
Khown
Fromi
Cbc
Laridauer
Innogen t suspect to sue for one hundred thousand
Inno gent suspect Hamilton of Florence New Jersey plans to sue for at least 100000 in a case stemming from an arrest and alleged robbery. John Bilawort of Philadelphia confessed to the crime, clearing Hamilton, while Ellsworth remains locked up here and seeks to make amends for the stolen money. Rainier defends the charges as forged by accusers Jane Nixon and Rev C V D Novey amid county pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inmagen
Williain
Hamiiton
Florence
Schuyler
Hamistton
Ellsworth
Hamilton
Jane Nixon
Rainier
Bjornson in Grave Condition in Paris
Daily bulletins describe the Norwegian writer Bjornstjerne Bjornson’s grave condition in Paris. He cannot receive the arterial sclerosis treatment he sought, and his son has been summoned to the bedside. Bulletins are sent to the kings of Denmark and Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bjornstjerne Njornaon
Bjornstjerne’.Bjornson
Paria
Denmark
Norway
Killed as He Sleeps on Track in Petersburg
Charles Taylor of Brunswick County was instantly killed on Market Street yard of the Seaboard and portions of his body found for about 100 yards. The report says he slept on the tracks and was struck by a shifting engine. In Atlantic City, pharmacist Frederick Plom of Boardwalk faded after chloroform exposure while cleaning an overcoat and was unconscious until hospital aid restored him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Charles Taylor
Brunewick County
Market Street
Seaboard
Taylor
Bruggtet
Atlantic City
Frederick Plom
Tablet cure touted for headache relief in local ad
Fragmentary notice reports a tablet claimed to relieve headaches, attributed to a vendor in Geiee area. The ad mentions a late version and possibly a price or availability, but details are unclear from the readable text.
Drastic Steps Likely Against Nicaragua
Washington reports indicate potential drastic action against Nicaragua. Secretary Knox sent telegraphic instructions to the American consul demanding full information on deteriorating conditions. The U S government may recognize belligerency in Nicaragua and possibly prepare a public apology or declaration in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Knox
Henry He
Onsiil
Nicaragua
Scott
United
Bianes
Etrada
Harrison Succeeds Eliot as Carnegie Foundation Chairman
At the Carnegie Foundation annual meeting in New York on November 20 Charles C. Harrison provost of the University of Pennsylvania was chosen chairman of the board of trustees succeeding Dr. Eliot of Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Foundation
New York
The
Andrew, Carnegie’ Foundation For the Advance
Charles C. Harrison
University of Pennsylvania
Eliot
Harvard
Noted Duchess Dead After Heart Failure in London
Consuelo Yznaga, Dowager Duchess of Manchester, died in London on November 20 from heart failure after a bout of neuritis. Once Miss Consuelo Yznaga of New York, she married the Viscount Meranville, eldest son of the Duke of Manchester, with ties to Grace Church. The king frequently inquired about her health during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anauelo
Manchester
London
Seize-Flag For Debt In Columbus Parade Scuffle
In Reading Pa on November 20 the Stara and Stripes along with an Italian and Columbus flag were seized for debt by Sheriff Bradley in an attachment against the Columbus Italian Mutual Benefit Society. Flags were main property in custody of President Louis Vindl and to be sold if costs of $150 are not paid. Also noted Carlisle Improves from illness in New York and other brief items including a baby’s death from pet white mice bites and an advertisement for Rydal’s Liver Tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Stara and
Columbus
Sherif Bradley
Columbus. Italian Mutual Benefit Society
Louis Vindl
Gociery
Market Gossip And Prices From The Beribe Market Morning
Market day reports show eggs selling at eighteen cents per dozen and lips about turkey prices rising toward forty seven cents per pound. Fresh vegetables list potatoes ten to fifteen cents per half peck while pumpkins range five to twenty five cents each and oysters fetch one fifty per gallon. Funds mention beef cuts variadas with porterhouse around fifty cents and rib roasts twelve to fifteen cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porterhouse
Maryland Biscult
Deer Hunters Fill Blue Ridge And Western Maryland
Deer hunting thrives in the Blue Ridge mountains and Western Maryland. Reports cite high deer numbers with many animals shot daily. Hunters from groups such as the Monterey Hunt Club and Rouzerville Gun Club tallied multiple large bucks and many near Edgemont and Chambersburg, while hunting camps from Kane to Mount Holly expand moun taineering activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Mountains
Maryland
G.E. Becler
Monterey Hunt Club
Newman's
Griffensburg
Benjamin Heealer
Grefferabute
Tueaday
Gwatdeng
Seattles Boy's Mystery Note Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR note from Seattle recounts a baffling scene involving a boy and a mother figure with unclear actions. Names and details are garbled, but the fragment hints at a local incident or inquiry with scattered references to people and places.
Tragic Indiana House Fire Ends in Smothered Baby
Hammond Indiana scene of deadly blaze as a mother tied to a doorknob smothered her infant during a chaotic escape. Neighbors saw smoke and a boy clung to the knob, surviving unconscious while Mary, the baby girl, perished in the crib as fire raced through the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
John Koran
Indiana Harbor
Koran
Mary
Bin
Western Maryland Sold and Franchise Transfer Planned
The auction reached 86 800 000 with Lee Committee as sole bidder for the property at a price around four million, under United States directives. A new company will be formed to take over the nant and its franchised assets, with authorized stock of 80 million and 10 million in preferred shares. Also reported: a blind New York woman, Winnie Mutaney, age 100, lost her sight after a kitchen accident. a cataract operation is planned at a local cafe to restore her vision, aided by support for her crippled brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Aulire
Teorganization’ Committee
Dhie
Tober Uiaa Hig
Mia ‘United’ Estutes
Marylands Ag
Vepal
Ite
Phils Capany
HF Bavé
Eipiist
Pericent Pon-Cumilatlys
Tha
Qieam
Washtut
York
Winnie -Mfutaney
Washiroman
Dell Café
Japan
Deaker
Bank Safe Cracked at Alleman Station
Two masked men dynamited a bank safe at Alleman, a Des Moines area station, and escaped with 1600 dollars. The crime occurred ten miles north of Des Moines as the men fled in a waiting car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Alleman
Fragmented callout on kidney disease and remedies
A rough OCR fragment discusses kidney disease symptoms and warnings about untreated conditions. It mentions consumption, urination issues, and a supposed remedy claim. Names and precise details are unclear, but the piece implies urgent health concerns and cautions against unsafe treatments.
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Astor Yaght
Hubby
Shuns Theatre
Sten
Maryayille
Ross Albright
Harrisburg
Albright
Hile Trauders
Wilkes-Barre
Carl Grimes
Millville
Mey
Tom
Bloomeburg
Millvilles
Millvile Sind
Grimes
Aahevne
Frederick
George ¥. Smith
Innogent
Hamiton
Collession
Dy Rydale'a
Tver
Geiee
Ss 'Ec Binlit
Woedabore- E
Amecian Stirs
Secretay Keon
Harrison
John G. Carliste
of the Treasury
John G. Carlisle
St Vincent's Hospital
Carlisle
Barnweil
Magera
Rydats Remedy. Co
Hewport News
la Paarre
George F. Smith
Weedsboro
Patropa
Vilas
Fsb
Blu Ridge Mountains
Western
Wile
Anna Bl Clumo
Flower Hospital
Borin
Homedy
Rtos
Pestrechas
Tia Potexdon
Ilif Alven
Anne
Bemis CO
Arturer
Thormanuts
Thia Almple
Mt. Rumawni
Horit
Notre Dame
Chichester S Pills
New-England Conservatory
Munic
Bostos
Adsi
Wm. Knabe' & Co
Haines Brothers
Ralph L. Flanders
Walling
the Knabe
Piano
Haines Bros
Marshall& Wendell
J. B. Cook
Tre Armstrong, “the Foster
WM. Knabe . Co
Park Ave. and
Fayette St
Baltimore
Vre
Hest
F. Columbus
Knott
Besant
Knots
Popham
Serapinic
Mall
Whluars
Conbead
Rele Modern Pharmacy
Mareen
Kowia Devilbiss
Amob
Cewee
John N. Clary
Devilbiss & Urner, Insurance
Doll & Alqaugh Bldd
N. Market
Frederick, Ma
Ceatanl Bowe, CO
Hasan
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