Sad Scenes At Jobless Auction In Boston
Edward Dixon a Philadelphia youth collapses on the auction block as spectators cry and donate money amid a crowd of jobless veterans and starving men. Women bid for aid offering food shelter and work while Dixon is sold to a donor who promises support.
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Boston
Mass
Edward Dixon
Phindelphia
Wis
Boston Coniman
Hoink
Heira
Usto
Bedenix
Dixon
Zera Jn & Sono
Republic
Ind
Abs
Zero
Bnance
Sames
Fatal shooting at crowd scene leaves two dead
In Dedham Massachusetts Kena Anna Welle and attorney Louis Alt were shot dead amid a crowd. Charles A Welle the husband claimed responsibility. Two hunters fired into the crowd wounding a woman and killing Meier and others. The hospital reported Almeyer's death and the attack caused chaos at the tram area. Separately a government sale at Camp Grant saw 4000 buyers. price drops and barracks demolition discussed.
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Dhants
Dedham
Maes
Kena Anna Welle
Louis Alt. Teyer
Charles A. Welle
Mia
Wells
Almeyers
Bio
Juet de Sie
Hoekiil
Almeyer
Howplitel
Troops Ordered Out of Logan County West Virginia
Secretary of War Weeks announced removal of Washington Federal units from Lagos county and directed transfer to Kevawhi and Boonecan, with details on dates and locations to be provided.
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Logan County
Washington
Federal
Lidopa
Buna
Lagos County
W. Va
Weeks
Kevawhi
Boonecan
Fea
Two Negroes Lynched Near Here for Goat-Lark
Two Black men Ming Lunk Butler and Charles Thompson were hanged on a local road after being charged with assaulting a White woman. Their bodies showed bullet wounds, sealing a brutal racial crime and its repercussion.
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Ming
Lunk Butler
Charles Thompson
Montana Weather Tops Yearly Storm Record
Snow and rain lash parts of Montana as a severe winter storm sweeps the state. Forecasters report heavy snowfall and damaging winds, with Montana towns braced for ongoing winter conditions and travel disruptions.
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Montana
Afelena
Mont
Randtcut Body Found in River by Police
A body was recovered from a river near a Chicago suburb after an escape from jail in Toledo, Ohio. Authorities report the discovery followed a manhunt and unclear details from a disrupted report, with lingering questions about the suspect and jurisdiction.
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Randtcut
River
Chicago
Fire drives refugees to tents amid forest blaze
In Minnesota and nearby areas, fires driven by high winds forced hundreds to flee Waite Pine and Solana regions. Refugees, mostly homeless families, shelter in service tents with food from the Quartermaster. Adj General Walsh dispatched units to Knife River and Two Harbors to combat the flames as crews report reduced but lingering danger.
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St. Paul
Urahamlzar
Saltwater
B.A. Walsh
Knife River
Gente
McGratb
Minn
Solana
White Wing
Wailte Pine
Adj
W. F. Ritinow
Soluga
Withdrawal of 26th Infantry Won Approval
Brig. Gen. H. Y. Nand hour recommended withdrawing the 26th infantry from the West Virginia coal fields. President Harding approved the move. Orders for the regiment to return to Camp Dix New Jersey were issued by Secretary Weeks after a White House conference.
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Washington
West Virgin
H. YH. Nandhour
Harding
Camp Dix
N. J
White House
Revolt in Bogota Shakes Colombia Amid Conservative Push
Dispatch from Bogota reports a revolution led by reformist elements challenging President Saurustishoy Terres and the conservative candidate Pedra Espinua. The uprising alters the political landscape as protests spread through the capital.
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Bogots
Bnenss
Airplane Crash Kills Four Passengers and Pilot
A Strasbourg to Paris express air crash killed four passengers and left the pilot severely injured. The incident occurred while the aircraft was en route to Tal ing al Ja Mourgel. The pilot, aged 49, later died from his injuries.
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Faris
Kita
Taling al Ja Mourgel
Recruiting for Army Resumed in Washington
The War Department issued orders to resume recruiting for the Army after a pause. Secretary Weeks announced the resumption aims to speed enlistments and strengthen forces during the ongoing conflict.
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Washington
War Department
Wounded in Lover's Lane Shooting Incident
Five people were wounded in a shooting on Lover's Lane near a confectionery. Two women and three men stood in front of a doorway when an automobile sped by and fired five shotgun blasts. One teacher and a student were among the injured. details about their injuries are unclear.
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Ciicaga
Ivanilan
Veligain
Mise
G. B. Dor
Fescher
Minnie Meheck
Care for Disabled Vets: New Appropriation Plan
The special committee studying veteran administration proposes an additional 16 490 000 dollars for hospital care and strong recommendations to improve federal care for World War I veterans. The group will send the proposals to Congress on its return.
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Wrettingtoen
DB. G
Congress
Sperial Committee
Boy Confesses Killing Father in Family Tragedy
The youth admits to fatally shooting his father Charles W. Nueter after a brutal beating of his brother Stanley 13. The incident followed an argument inside the home in Nome. The elder Nueter died from a gunshot wound after attempting to tend a prior injury.
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Marey Aumer
Charles W. Nueter
Stanley
Increase in Gasoline Consumption in United States
United States consumption of Igasoyon in the first half of the year rose by 259,212,383 gallons compared with the same period in 1920, an average daily increase of 710,447 gallons. The report highlights a notable rise in fuel usage.
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New York
United States
Chinese Troops Clash Near Chang Province
Fragmentary copy notes fighting near Chang in northern and southern regional governments. Report mentions 65 soldiers and western Hawke area with unverified wireless message.
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China
Fchang
Hawke
Berlin tenor collapses on stage dies on arrival
Arvt tenor Berlin opera, Josef Mann, collapsed on stage during a performance. He had been engaged to debut at the Metropolitan Opera in New York.
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Berlin
Josef Mann
Berlin Opera
Fn Aula
Enig
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Pennon
Harvanist Killed in North Adnor Incident
A terse report from North Adnor notes the death of Harvanist in a local altercation involving Mix Riene Mf and Stafford of Boston. Authorities say the suspect was detained as officers investigated the violent incident and its motives.
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Harvanist
North
Adnor
Mix Riene
Stafford
Boston
Family Found Dead in Minnesotan Home
A father named Abe, a mother and a man identified as Frank Ilaeay were found dead in a residence in uroshy Minnesota. Authorities say the blaze appeared to be the likely cause of death and an initial investigation points to the husband as a possible suspect.
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Uroshy
Minn
Nother
Fvebillian
Shen
Abe
Frank Ilaeay
Unclear OCR draft on national trade groups debate in DC
An error filled letter discusses potential furor over debates between the American Federation and the Chamber of Commerce in Washington DC. It urges meetings to address alleged delays and representations to engage for public audience in the city precincts.
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Legion Challengen G
Waslingtn
D. C
Te Bion
Chamber of Canjnercd
United States
Chambar of Commerce
Legion of Delatz
Rural disaster and cattle market notes from Iowa
Fragmentary report details a Bannoville robbery and arson, injuries to Howes and a tally of livestock losses and price trends. It notes wool storage in Ghighgo and a Des Moines court case, with multiple names and places across Iowa counties and towns.
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Bannoville
Sitia Ohikowiit
Mul Feawilly
Howes
Arlt
Gnériteon
Nock
Vailey
Azo
Carétinen
Guruls Company
Eattia
Iowa
Seoulation
Warner
Lyn
Wea
Kirechlauia
Shelby County
Sowth Disaha
Sonri Inga
Ralph O. George
Des Moines
Nalumionie
Mra
al. A. Shiphuril
Grimes
Mrg
Spicer
Willard Grove
Sf Roland
Feo. Vader
Jefferson
Om Wayold
Pace
Muscatine
FES
State Agricultural College
Toen
Tama
Molly Lou
Rea A. Nelson
Iniloponnaire
Duernsey
Shahan
Hageste
Ciuetnsey
Arthur J. Cooper
Onkaloosa
Shertt Innley
O'Brien
W. B. Gettin
Uiat
Ile
Fort Madisos
Yaad
Coopar
Leon
Cooper
Chu Tina
Pyeana
Pallea
Wimam
Sal
Martha Carter
Marshalltown
Carters
Suilinan
Bangor Township
J. TD. M Humphrays
New Providence
Carter Fataily Associaion
Ty B
Chapman
Dlr
C. ¥. Chapman
Telfer Not
Chicago
Ve Ghegman
Fashion Fancies Advance Short Skirts and Lines
A New York fashion writer notes trends in spring trends emphasizing short skirts straight lines and tailored coats. Emphasis on frocks gowns and accessories. predicts evolving silhouettes with bold trims and varied fabrics as shoppers seek ready to wear styles.
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Finn ‘Ntylea
Toaay
Uta Agugort
Mt Signa
New York
Auich
Bihora
Maore
Ia Stralgis
Vito
Winker
Oberg
Anil
Heals
Metsix
Nui
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Salty Hoekford
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Corta
Cole
Noti
Godard
Isha
Ball Gune
Nes
Jefferson Parish
Greta
Negro District
New Orleans
Joe
Ronan
Walfonion
Epors
Paris
Ube
Tong
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