Wall Street explosion clues move as dynamite theft found
Department of Justice agents quicken inquiry after discovering 150 pounds of dynamite stolen from Aetna Explosive Co. warehouse in Lambert Illinois on September 5. The search intensifies as investigators seek connections to the Wall Street blast and locate potential leads across the incident.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Department of Justice
Wall street
Aetna Explosive Co
Lambert, Ill
Americans Plan For Feeding 2 500 000 Starving Children
Officials from Herbert Hoover's administration join with the Red Cross, Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, YMCA YWCA and church bodies in New York to coordinate a winter relief effort for 2.5 million European children in need.
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Associated Press
Herbert Hoover
Red Crogs
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Prices Cut by Largest Mail Order Houses
The Advocated Press in Chicago reports Seara Hoebuck and Co and Montgomery Ward and Co, two of the world’s largest mail order houses, announced price cuts of ten to twenty percent in many lines of merchandise. Cotton staples led the list.
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Advocated Press
Chicago
Seara, Hoebuck and Co
Montgomery Ward and Co
Gotton staples
Wilson to Take Active Part in Democratic Campaign
The White House announced today that President Wilson will participate actively in the Democratic campaign when the time is right. He will likely restrict his involvement to statements on issues, notably the League of Nations, and avoid broader campaigning.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
League of Nations
Passengers Capture Bandit After Train Robbery
On a San ta Fe line near Laso Sanimas Colorado passengers were robbed by a masked bandit. They overpowered him and recovered their valuables before turning the suspect over to La Junta police.
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Associated Press
Denver
Laso Sanimas
Colo
ater
La Junta
No Homes Italians Occupy Churches and Palace
The Associated Press reports unoccupied homes and buildings seized by persons deprived of dwellings. The Observer Roman notes Socialists tried to invade a church but postponed action and plan to seize the Lateran Palace and nunneries. A new electrical device can heat water in a household tank.
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POPE
Associated Pras
London
Observatore Roman
Lateran
rae
No-To-Bac Tobacco Cure Ad Claims Easy Break
An old advertisement asserts No-To-Bac cures tobacco habit by taking a tablet when craving strikes. It promises immediate desire cessation and eventual complete break, with a money-back guarantee if cravings persist, and notes the product is made by Cascarets’ owners for reliability.
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Cascarets
Japan to sue California over anti Japanese bill
United press reports Japan will file a lawsuit against California Legislature asserting the bill is unconstitutional and violates treaty rights. The move follows motions seen in papers claiming the measure targets Japanese residents and harms American policy.
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California
Japan
Dynamite Found On Platform Fuse Burning Brooklyn Station
Lythe Aqundated Press reports police found dynamite with a burning fuse on a platform at the Reed elevated station in Brooklyn. The fuse was extinguished and the package moved to the Bureau of Combustibles.
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Lythe Aqundated Press
New York
Brooklyn
Bureau of
Bank Robbery Cracks Safe At Stanley NJ Bank
Robbers blew open the Farmers and Merchants Bank vault in Stanley New Jersey today and escaped by car with about $10,000 in cash and Liberty bonds. Police seek suspects as details emerge.
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Associated Press
Gastonia
A. C
Stanley
Committee to Probe Financing of Barnes Book
Washington reports the Senate Campaign Investigating Committee ordered a full inquiry into the financing of the 1920 book Republicanism published by Albany Journal. William Barnes Jr. publisher of the Journal was ordered to produce the subscription list for the book.
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BARNES
Associated Press
Washington
Albany
Journal
Senate
Wiliam Barnes, Jr
Democrats Plan $500000 Fundraising Push Says White
The Associated Press reports Democratic chair White announced the National Committee would raise $500000 in addition to matching funds from allied groups. He said supporters would be asked to follow the president's lead as this fundraising effort targets national party cohesion.
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National Committee
Leagueist
Nations
Miller Elected French President by National Assembly
Versailles report says Alexandre Millerand was today elected President of France by the National Assembly to succeed Paul Deschanel who resigned due to health reasons. Millerand’s selection follows Deschanel’s resignation amid a health-related crisis and marks a pivotal transition in French leadership.
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Associated Presat
Versailles
Alexandre. Millers
Frapice by
National Assembly
Paul ‘Deschanel
Fusion and Socialist Downfall Plot Reported
Report claims Austro Hungarian fusion and socialist downfall plotted with Vienna and Budapest entities. Mentions government spending on propaganda and political objectives around fusion of Austria and Hungary.
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Vienna
jes
ganda
Austria
Hungary
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