Polish Police Question Lindenfeld in Wall Street Bomb Plot Case
Polish police hold Lindenfeld for questioning in a 1920 Wall Street bombing case. He allegedly claimed Soviet links and confessed to past work for William J. Burns and the U S Justice Department. Officials seek clarity amid conflicting statements and possible double dealing.
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Associated’ Pree
Warsi
Dee
Ballave
Wolfe Lindgsfeld
Wall Street
United States Department of Fustlee
Lindenfeld
da Jand
M. Wehiteherin
Moccor
Staislaus Gatlowaki
Lindenfel
Js Inden
Burns
Fireman Named U S Minister to Honduras in Historic Rise
Firefighter turned diplomat United States Minister to the Republic of Honduras is cited as one of the youngest men placed in charge of American negotiations. While fighting fires at Atlantic City he died, and his skills led to rapid recognition and a position in Latin America. He studied laws and politics and advanced to envoy status in Honduras.
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Franhlin E. Morales
United States
Republic of Honduras
Fla
N. Reatn
Latin-America
Prominent Figure Faces Arrest Rumors Amid Warsaw Confusion
Reports from Warsaw spark radical groups to debate canceling a conference as tense details emerge. The subject, Lindenfeld, reportedly plans to leave for Washington. Cosgrove’s cable account is awaited while defenses claim little knowledge of explosives.
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Lindenfeld
Washington
Cosgrove
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Tindenfel
Warsaw
Bsed
Burns
Tindenfeld Harf
Radical
Third Communis
Intermaitionale
General Morrison Retired After 45 Years of Service
Washington DC December 20 Major General Thin I Morrison was placed on the retired list after 45 years of active duty having reached the military age of retirement General Morrison commanded the US Home Corps Area at Fort McPherson Atlanta Ga Flashlights Dry Cello Hot Shots Lane Specialware Company 211 218 Losnya St Ady
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Washington, D. C
Thin
I. Morrison
Morrigan
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
Lane Speieachware Company
Losnya Bt
Ady
Sale of wines could boost government revenue, says official
Washington reports that legal beer and wine sales would add revenue, with officials estimating up to 500 million dollars yearly from taxes if prohibition ends. Bootleggers currently divert money that would fund treasury, while liquor tax collections this year are projected at about half of last year’s total.
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Washington
Bish Treasury
Mond
Oftivi Rss
Prohibitio Bureau
Harpes
Japanese dreadnought project faces scrapping plan
The Associated Press reports a test launch at Mitsubishi shipyards in Nagasaki. Following the Kaga’s launch a month earlier, the rival carrier Hosa is slated for scrapping per the Washington conference agreement, with officials attending the launch ceremony.
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Associated Press
Tolle
Mitsubishi
Nagawaki
Washington
Wosa
Japan
Unclear fragments on naval holiday and ship details
Fragmentary text mentions naval holiday, officials Hiroyasa Vestumi and Yosa, costs in yen, a 40 000 ton vessel with 16 inch main battery, anti torpedo protection, and armor. Details are incomplete and dates or places are not specified.
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Holliday
Hiroyasa Vestumi
Progy
Yosa
Kuga
Severe Southern California Rainfall Hits Mount Wilson
A historic storm drenched Southern California with nearly ten inches of rain in six hours at Mount Wilson, causing widespread railway disruption and damage across Los Angeles region. The deluge led to extensive flooding and halted heavy traffic, marking one of the area's most severe downpours in years.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mount Wilson
Flirt
Lwo
Californ
Volcano erupts near Bariloche causing grazing damage near lakes
In Bariloche region of Argentina the volcano eruption continues to devastate grazing lands along the Andean foothills. Pumice and volcanic stone clog rivers and seas, forcing ranchers to seek aid as crews search for a missing ranch hand.
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Duenos Aires
Pec
Advieus
Barulecho
Jain Negro
Ted
Bariloche
Unclear fragmentary report describes wide land damage
The text reports extensive damage across 80 leagues with ruined pastures and suspended wool sharing. It mentions casualties from a disaster described as a violent quake and related disturbances, with references to a cemetery and a distant mountainside.
Fragmented World War Era Report From Rigostan
In Warsaw, reports detail a radical incident connected to a wall adtrect bomb and investigations led by justice officials. The piece mentions Wiraw, Poland, and dates around 1920 with officials including Williany of the department of justice overseeing inquiries amid unclear events.
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Rigostan
Ie Wiraw
Poland
Wolf Trudenteld
Hoptembra
Department of Justice
Ue Lay
Williany Ote Thur
Dee Parlitis Barca Af Investigaltany
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