Syracuse University Dean Shot Dead in College of Business
Syracuse N Y April J Wharton dean of the school of business administration was shot and killed by Holmes Beckwith an instructor and head of the eligibility committee Beckwith then killed himself In a morning shooting at 945 in a business school room Chancellor Day and County DA Malpass say Wharton intervened as Beckwith attempted suicide in a struggle that followed Beckwith had been unpopular with students and a petition was circulated opposing his re engagement next year.
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Syracuse
N. Y
J. Herman Wharton
School of Business Administration
Syracuse University
Holmes Beckwith
Game School
Day
Frank Malpass
Onondaga County
Beckwith
Wharton
Ku Klux Klan Riot Faces Dallas After Night of Lynchings
In Dallas Texas, 15 masked Klan members seized Alex Johnson from his home and dragged him to a segregated spot. He confessed to relations with a white woman, was stripped and lashed 25 times, then branded with K K K on his forehead amid pleas for mercy.
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Dallas
Tex
Ku Klux Klan
Alex Johnson
Slayer of Priest Vanishes in Detroit Case
In Detroit Michigan April a gunman shot and killed Rev Leo Jarecki rector of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Wyandotte. He answered a door ring in the rectory with his housekeeper nearby and the assailant fled in an automobile. Authorities say a prior knock at the housekeeper’s door suggests the killer knew the household habits.
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Detroit
Mich
Leo Jarecki
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Wyandotte
Father Jarecki
Nsgasatin
Ex Kaiserin Out of Danger in Doorn Holland
Former Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany was reported out of immediate danger this morning after a worsening condition yesterday. If another attack occurs, death is feared. the patient may linger for weeks, according to a source close to the Doorn household.
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Doorn
Holland
Augusta Victorian
Germany
Hold Up In Detroit Targets Steel Firm Men
A group of five bandits robbed E. C. Hobart and A. C. Helmrich of Michigan Steel Products in Detroit today. At the point of revolvers they took between 000 and 10,000 dollars, authorities report.
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Bandits Roth
Michigan Steel Products Company
Detroit
E. C. Hobart
A. C. Helmrich
Northern potato stocks to extend spring market into May
Washington reports that Michigan and other northern states hold much larger potato stocks than average. The federal bureau of markets says higher freight rates and costs will help northern supplies compete with the new southern crop, likely extending the spring season from four to six weeks longer than usual.
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Washington
Michigan
Federal Bureau of Markets
Stillman divorce case payment made as appeal possible
New York April 11 Counsel for Mrs Anne Stillman said a $62 500 check covered alimony for two months, fees and expenses. James A Stillman banker will appeal the alimony award if trial is delayed, with May 4 deadlines. The banker's counsel stated payment does not abandon appeal rights and seeks immediate trial, with meetings resuming April 20.
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New York
Anne M. Stillman
James A. Stillman
Mr. Stillman
Cadwalder, Wickersham & Taft
Planter Guilty of Murder in Jasper County Case
Covington Georgia April 11 John G Williams a plantation owner was found guilty by a jury here of murder in connection with the Jasper county peonage cases The jury recommended mercy The verdict carries with it an imprisonment sentence Williams was tried for death of one of eleven workers found slain.
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Covington, Gna
John G. Williams
Jasper County
Williams
Rochester Rabbi Held for Selling Sacred Wine
Prohibition agents arrest Rabbi Solomon Sadowsky, his son Bert Sadowsky, and Sam Katz in Rochester on Volstead act charges for selling sacramental wine without rabbinic permits. About $18,000 worth of wine seized.
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Rochester
N. Y
Prohibition Enforcement
Aabbi Solomon Sadowsky
Bert Sadowsky
Sam Katz
Stimson resigns as American ambassador to Argentina
Buenos Aires April 11 Frederic J Stimson has notified the Argentine government that he resigns as American ambassador to Argentina.
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Stimson
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Frederic J. Stimson
Markets Report Lists Grain Livestock Prices in Detail
The report shows prices for flour varieties with hard and soft wheat grades, rye flour, hay, butter, eggs, live and iced poultry, potatoes, onions, cattle, hogs, sheep and lambs. Notable figures include hard spring wheat short patents at 58.50, butter creamery 46c per lb, eggs firsts 34-34c, prime steers up to 89.00, hogs around 9.40 to 9.90, and lambs from 7.75 to 9.60 depending on class.
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Cholcoight
Britain Arms For Labor War Amid Miner Strike
London reports show the government recruiting volunteers and safety units as a two million strong labor dispute looms. Rail workers and miners debate strike legality while British unions weigh the Triple Alliance's next moves. Reservists mobilize and Americans seek passage to the United States amid growing industrial tension.
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London
England
Scotland
Wales
Triple Alliance
Iandor
Daily Graphic
Great Britain
Glasgow
Liverpool
Carayy
Edinburgh
National Union of Railwaymen
Downing Street
Labor Party
Trades Union Congress
House of Commons
American Federation of Labor
Formirt
Army
Navy
A Cry From Disgusted Community Over Dead Animals
A letter from a Scottsbluff reader condemns random dumping of dead dogs and cats along highway north of Fairview cemetery. He urges city action, better waste services, and enforcement of laws on burying deceased animals to curb disease and odor.
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Fairview Cemetery
Scottsbluff
Scottsbluff Gap Incident Cited as Direct Cause
A fragment from the Scottsbluff report indicates a sensibly discussed gap or lapse as the direct cause of the incident. The text is incomplete but points to Scottsbluff as the location and a causal factor tied to the event.
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Syralmless
Scottsbluff
tWerald
Amplified heartbeats tested with new ultrasonic setup
In Washington a team of medical men examined a patient while a heart beat was amplified by a weighed transmitter placed on the chest and connected to radio style amplifiers and a horn loudspeaker. The apparatus magnifies faint heart sounds thousands of times for clinical study of circulation.
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Washington
Popular Mechanics
U. S. Signal Corp
Bride in Belvidere Hospitalized After Ceremony Riot
Mrs Earl Coppinger on honeymoon in Belvidere hospital under care of two doctors after wedding guests led by Hazel Simons attempted to kidnap the bride. A struggle toppled her to the sidewalk injuring her skull.
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Belvidere
Illinois
Earl Coppinger
Estate of Earl V Deltrick Deceased Creditors Notice
In the County Court Cheyenne County Nebraska the estate of Earl V Deltrick deceased invites creditors to present claims by August 15 1921 at 10 o'clock AM in Sid ney in the county court room for examination and adjustment of claims The filing period ends three months from May 13 1921 and debts are payable within one year from May 13 1921 Witnessed by the county judge seal dated April 11 1921
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Earl V. Deltrick
Sidney
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The
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Ts Men
American Beauty
Tet Point
Ammon’s
Said
Cc. P. Chambers
Price
Scottsbluff Creamery Co
Avery
Avery Road
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