Senate Turmoil Over Negro Soldier Interruption In Capitol
Washington a heated senate debate over Clemenceau statements escalated as a black U S army soldier from Mount Alto Maryland interrupted Senator Hitchcock’s remarks on black troops in Germany. He was removed after loud exchanges and Heflin demanded removal claiming discrimination in favor of a negro.
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Washington
Clemenceau
France
United States Army
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
Lucius Jones
Mount Alto
Senate
Heflin
Alabama
M. Clemenceau
Mr. Hitchcock
Jones
Coolidge
Curtis
Kansas
Capitol
Reed
Pennsylvania
Freedom Has Its Flaws Haywood Colonies Face Hardship in Russia
The Donetz coal mine run by William D Haywood's syndicate has closed bringing hardship to about sixty Americans in the Nadejidi colony where minimal hunger is reported. In the Kusnetski Urals district another American colony of about 18 people reportedly faces urgent need of food as cold weather sets in and authorities seek relief.
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Haywood
Ruswa
Rica
Nadejidi
Donetz River
William D. Haywood
America
Kusnetski
Urals
United States
Helpless 2y Mother Burns in Lancaster Home Fire
A Lancaster mother and her 2 year old child narrowly escape a fire at their home. A pie crust incident and a broken leg hamper rescue attempts as flames engulf a chair near the child. Neighbors and bystanders witness the dramatic blaze and injuries.
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Lancaster
Pie
Ina Monterercio Croth
Thomac Cook
Mary
Daseph
End of Klan Move Sought by Harding Edict
Washington reports Senator Walsh urged Attorney General to study a presidential proclamation calling the Ku Klux Klan to disband within a set time after President Trant. Letters cite potential federal conspiracy charges under section Eh and list Texas incidents including tar and feather acts, whippings, assaults, and homicides by Klansmen.
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Washington
Daugherty
Walsh
Massachusetts
Harold Ing
Trant
Eigen
Penishes
Mir
Texas
Mother and son perish in early morning fire
Daylestown Massachusetts November 28 Mrs Vite Palimino and her 9-year-old son died when flames swept a Three Mile Street home on Kasik near Perkasie. Father Palimino escaped with three children after a stove overheated starting the fire. Firemen arrived to find a window collapse, the mother’s body hanging at the sill, and the boy beneath. The structure burned while the family slept.
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Daylestown
Vite
Palimino
Perkasic
Atlantic Refining declares 900 percent stock dividend
Philadelphia November 28 Directors of the Atlantic Refining company declared a common stock dividend representing 900 percent of the issued and outstanding common capital stock. The note adds a remark on increasing principal through such actions.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic Refining Company
Rivalry ends in dropped charge in St Louis court
In St Louis on November 28 a peace disturbance charge against Chicago resident Edward F. Redecker and Miss Mary Daugherty, both linked to a religious fund drive, and Mrs. Redecker was dismissed after a reconciliation. Redecker and Daugherty had testified Mrs. Redecker used a three foot Mawhide whip on them in a hotel room.
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St. Louis
Edward F. Redecker
Chicago
Mary Daugherty
St Louis
Redecker
Miss Daugherty
Redeckers
Rock Slide Destroys Clifton Coal Plant in Clifton Ohio
A massive rock slide of several thousand tons wiped out the Clifton Coal Company facilities at Clifton across the Ohio River from Middleport. The coal tipple power plant and shops were demolished with damage estimated at $50,000. The slide struck at 4 4. M. when no workers were present.
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Middleport
Clifton Coal Company
Clifton
Nw-Va
Ohio River
Reading Woman Poison Candy Confession in Murder Plot
Ren Nov 28 Afrs Seneca Beard 62 jailed for attempted murder of Mrs Amos Chanturs 23 by sending poisoned candy. Beard confessed to Postal Inspector Valentine Schoenberger and detectives Britton and St Clair, claiming prior denials and motive tied to losses in petty lawsuits and revenge. She said she bought poison to exterminate units, mailed the candy, then visited her husband in jail.
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Reading
Ren
Seneca Beard
Amos Chanturs
Valentine Schoenberger
Britton
St. Clair
Uut
Beard
Chamars
al- Berman
Man Found Dead in Susquehanna River Near Selville
The body of Arehyr BH. Rubb, missing six weeks, was found in the Susquehanna River near Sul elle, as authorities concluded the manner of death. The case closes with the identification and timeline of the missing man in Ativer, Teck Haven, Pennsylvania.
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Ativer
Teck Haven
Arehyr BH. Rubb
Were
Sulelle
Mother Seat to Jail for Receiver of Stolen Goods
In Wilkes Barre Pa on November 28 Mrs James Burnett mother of three was sentenced by Judge J H Woodwards after being convicted of receiving stolen goods A coat stolen from a department store was found in her possession Mercy was sought citing her children The judge imposed a 50 dollar fine and one year in jail She was remanded to the sheriff to begin serving the sentence.
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Counee
Vainty
Eider Good Wilkes Barre
James Burnett
J. H. Woodwards
Meir
Ermission
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Heffin
Prrapp
Harding
Ku Klux
Inet
Diady Gonstance
Grindon
Jas. E. Doll
Cichon
Scott
Bowne
Bloomfield
W.y
PUPS
J. Paul Delphey
Harley-Davidson
West Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
H. M. Orrison
Ocal
W. 4Th
Foresters of America
Pythian Castle
Court St
Patrick and
Chareh Sts
The
Eider
E. C Cox
D. W. Wheeler
Standard Oil Pipe Line Co’s
Standard Oil Group
El-Winkelman &.O
South
Uth Street
Baltimore
New York
Modern Pharmacy
Telephone
S. Market St
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