Darky Chauffeurs Ruled Off Streets
Johannesburg announces a ban after fatal crashes by native drivers, forbidding any colored person to drive motor cars in the city.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1921
Page
12
Johannesburg announces a ban after fatal crashes by native drivers, forbidding any colored person to drive motor cars in the city.
Rome report Signor Enrico Carreno aged 80 a retired manufacturer died during his first motor ride The doctor said the unusual excitement triggered heart failure in the elderly man in Rome on October 18.
A 10 year old refugee from Red Russia, Molache Kulman, faced deportation under the 1920 law classifying him as mentally deficient. His case highlights the clash between immigration policy and humane reform as he gains English, improves grades, and wins support for potential law changes.
Vienna described as a vast metropolis where poverty lingers yet commerce and leisure rebound. Despite unemployment and beggary, capital depth remains with strong commercial networks and a cosmopolitan appeal drawing Balkan buyers to its hotels, shops, and clubs.
A fast moving motorcyclist bandit terrorizes Central Italy roads. Over 100 motorists were held up in a single day as the rider struck across the region, causing widespread anxiety among travelers.
Dr. William E. Doughty describes starving children in the Near East as Near East relief workers report 200000 orphans cared for, with 300000 more at risk without aid amid war. Dr. E. B. Allen recalls Armenian losses from 150000 to 80000 and warns of further collapse without help.
A hunter waiting for a train at the Cullins station in Lyons France accidentally discharged his gun. A line of four persons at the Ucket window were badly wounded by the same bullet.
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