Haitian Killings Inquiry Focuses on Marine Conduct
Washington officials ordered a board of inquiry to sift evidence on alleged misconduct by U S sailors and Marines in Haiti. Brig Gen Barnett’s letter prompted the probe, with Maj Gen Lejeune and Admiral Mayo directing the inquiry to determine if any American in uniform committed wrongdoing. The investigation also reviewed Col Russell’s earlier report and possible court martial actions for implicated personnel.
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Washington
D. C
Ban Lefs
Wrenss
United States Warries
Haiti
Partiomgiiy
Indistuminata Kllings
Barnett
ITH
Russel
Marine Corps
Daniels Ald
Henry T. Mayo
J Ho Ghiver
St. Pon. Gleton
Mrr
Daniels
Col
Rissell
Don Barieth
John A. Lejeune
Corpe
Mali
Con
Lejeune
S&s
DL Buller
Marina Corps
Lo Haiti
Sol. Russell
Russell
French Subsidiaries Form Better Link With Blancherd Oil
The Temps prints from New York claim Slapherd Oil's New York ties advance a tranche of Preave. The dispatch notes net negotiations between AT1 Hedford of Standard Oil New Jersey and Banque de Paris et Pays-Bas, culminating in the organization of French subsidiaries of the Blancherd Oil-Companies with Jules Cambanes as president.
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France
Paris
New York
AT1
Hedford
Standard OU Company
New Jersey
Banque de Paris Et Pays-Pas
Blancherd O11 - Compans
Jules Camban Es
Kidnaper Olsavows Confession In Baby Case
Kidnaper Olsavows a confession claiming he abducted Baby Blackely Coughlin, smothered the child, and disposed of the body in the river. Authorities say the man dismissed the confession as bunk and said it was given to tempt the state police. In Montreal, Canadian refiners announce stay closed and a maritime-provincial impact.
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Olsavows
Philadelphia
August Pasquate
Blekely Coughlin
Alin
Sopyy Kl River
Montgoery County
Montreal
Sugue
Revolt Rumors Amid War Reports From Moscow
An unverified German dispatch claims a large revolt began in Moscow and that the Kremlin has declared invasion rumors. The report notes widespread unrest in Mostow and Auricha, with unclear sources and likely propaganda.
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Mostow
Auricha
Moscow
Kramiinbere
Price of Rice Reduced at Rensont Tex
A report from Rensont Texas states rice prices have been lowered to a minimum of 5 dollars per 162 pounds barrel amid discussions by the Southern Rice Dinners Association on market adjustments and live comutes.
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Rensont
Tex
Rauih
Ulive
Southern Mice Dinners' Association
Wheat on Chicago board jumps after range fluctuation
Wheat on the Chicago board advanced sharply reaching 42 cents a bushel higher than the prior day and 10 cents above the day before. A note mentions possible protection actions and embargo considerations affecting Canadian imports as a contributing factor.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Dev. Allen
Riga Ukraine armistice signs amid crowded scene
In Riga the armistice between Poland and Soviet Russia took effect at midnight on October 18 after long talks. Delegates faced delays and nervous moments as the treaty was read, with leaders praising conciliatory efforts while observers warned of uncertain peace prospects and continuing tension over Lithuania and Vilna.
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M. Jotte
Bokshevik
M. Dobbski
M. Joffe
Riga
A. Urief
Podlus
Tha’ Wrangel
Arcistige
Anohh
Wir
Lithuania
Vilna
Zellpuuskie
Crude Oil Prices Climb Amid Explosion Rumors
Crude oil futures rose 29 cents to 4.46 as reports spread of a mysterious explosion near a New Jersey town. Authorities launched an investigation but could not locate the blast site within an hour. Several loud reports sparked widespread excitement and speculation about a powder plant blast.
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Somerset
Rowark
N. J
Kowars
Jerdoy City
Camereat
Paaterustciole
Greek King Serloualy the Atltos health in crisis
Greek king Serloualy the Atltos faces a deteriorating condition as fever rises and worsening symptoms prompt concerns from court observers. Officials say King Alexander's fate remains uncertain amid the illness and mounting anxiety in the capital.
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Serloualy
Alexander
Confession Clears Up Norristown Kidnapping Mystery
A garbled confession from August Pasquale is reported to have solved the June 1 kidnapping of 1-year-old Makell Coughlin from Norristown. Police also allege Pasquale admitted to a Philadelphia murder, which is said to resolve the killing of Mrs. Moses Ameri last June.
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Paledelphia
August Pasquale
Crank
Makell
Coughlin
Perents
Norristown
Ules
Pawyuale Ig
Palladelphia
Jocat
Moses
Ameri
Ory Osclelon to Stand in Prosecution Court
Washington court refused to recount last June 7 week men of last June 7 amid prosecution amendments and enforcement net. Uncle Joe fractures, Danvie, and Coparcesman suffer injuries from a fracture of Lily West’s hand in Nome.
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Ory Osclelon
Washington
Theauprems Gourt
Uncle Joe
Welat
Danvie
Jorephi Canton
Lily West
Wheat Growers Hold 460000 Bushels at 2.60 Market
Spokane Washington Wheat Growers Association holds 460000 bushels in warehouses awaiting sale at about 2.60 dollars per bushel. Jowell, president, said the market is steady as cooperative efforts seek to stabilize prices.
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Spokane
Wash
Wallington
Imeanera
Washington
Mora
Jowell
Guard Shot to Death in England Amid Threats
In England a security guard was found shot dead after reports of anonymous threats. Authorities say the incident followed undisclosed intimidations linked to ongoing tensions at a facility. Police are investigating the motive and identifying suspects.
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England
Epican
Ceagenerations
Tax income rise shown in the fiscal year report
A historic fiscal report notes the United States tax intake for the year ending 1920 reached about 95.5 billion dollars with federal revenue from liquor taxes, transportation taxes, and tobacco levies driving substantial gains. The document highlights increases in liquor taxation, motor vehicle taxes, and miscellaneous duties, comparing them to 1919 figures and detailing major revenue sources and shifts.
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Wabdington
America
Federa Lredayey
Bhe
Giuliliarigua Boyce Ot
Callanuuua” Tuyation Mielory
Jan Grabaye
Alito
Ravenna
Fia Fornia
Laveaux Ammittoi
Exelan Amd
Kahn to launch inquiry into army provisioning actions
New York representative Jvins Katin, head of the military affairs committee, announced that upon Congress recommendation he will investigate alleged violations of army rearguard provisions. He claims the spirit of the law allowing procurement by the secretary of war is being violated and calls for scrutiny of baker Mc Kahn and related purchasing.
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New York
Representativn
Fire gut burns 70000 bales at Camiron cotton plant
Fire swept the Gamoron Cotton Piaoas company facility destroying about 70000 bales of cotton stored in warehouses. Officials believe the blaze had incendiary origins and caused extensive property loss in Camiron.
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Lana
Serum Treatment Prompts Surgical Operation Reform
Fragmented OCR recalls a medical serum development amid Apennilatts Patla treatment, alleging a key operation and a push for safer procedures. Aimed at improving cure rates, the report hints at Burgery’s influence and linked medical lines, noting potential trials and institutional responses.
League Council Dale Puroff Meeting Postponed
A meeting of the League Council Dale Puroff Varin The event planned for October 14 in Mehwsela is postponed with no new date announced.
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League
Dale Puroff
Varin
Tha Youngh
Wan Tren Noalpuneileo
Various Iowa City and Midwest News Items Mixed Fatalities and Accidents
A flood of short notices reports accidents and crimes across Iowa towns including Webster City Sioux City Atlantic and Atlantic? Webster City notes the death of W. R. Covil longtime banker and lawyer. Sioux City car collision injuries to five men and a veteran deputy sheriff. Atlantic sees a deadly auto crash injuring several youths. A bank robbery suspect and a Chicago bandit are named with sentences and pursuit updates. Plant power talks involve Nod Vak and a $100,000 electric plant in downtown plans. A clothing store theft in Harrington details silk stock and coats. Multiple boiler incidents and hospital injuries are described with grim medical progress updates.
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Cumberland
Mogsona
Dridge
Nod Vak
Iowa City
Marchandes
Harington
Covil
Flrnt National Beak
Webster City
Iowa
Allydyg
New York State
W. M. Barker
Sioux City
James Cook Nisp
Sioux
Blahrather
Marker
Ctv
Hear Atlantic
Deacon” Datch
Cecilion Bins
Parks de Witt
Witte London
Dale Hopler
Atlante
Charles Surole
Hambars
Mia
Strate
Welny
Hernxn Rowkundead
Hawkeye
Holler Ie
Pale
Hurlingon Hospital
Hivestoun
Ruckenbrou
Avery Lilly
Doug
Mra
Ina Wicks
Gb Urea
Mira
Wisk
Corp Fred W
Mra Stonor
Youthx Oranger
Jate Relay
United Staten Miliary Authoration
G. Grieber
Autononios
Grand Mound
Grani Mound
Bor
Grank Carrotella
Otte ‘Rehulad
Maxcatina
Tir Boa Motnos
Garrétson
Notifiey Onae & Wock
Hla
Mateos
Life Was a Misery to Her in Carrollton Ky
Lucian Tharp of Carrollton Kentucky credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with relief from long illness. He says after twelve bottles he regained strength and energy and has since worked at a hospital and no longer suffers. He recommends the product to friends and invites inquiries for free advice from the company.
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Carrollton
Lydia B. Pinkhan
Utata Hospital
Ant
Lucian Tharp
Carreltten
Dia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Legan, Nase
Auvica
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