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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1920

Page

2

Yanks Praised by Gen Fayolle Before US Visit

Paris dispatch reports Gen Marie Fayolle lauding American doughboys as courageous and enduring, noting Cantigny and the Soissons-Chateau-Thierry action. He departs for the United States to attend the American Legion convention in Cleveland and plans to study forming a French legionlike body. He will be joined by Lt Col Requin and Lt Soubiran.

Paris Cleveland The American Legion France Marie Emile Fayolle United States Fayolle Cantigny Soissons Chateau-Thierry Fayoll Col Requin Marshal Foch America Soubiran New York

U.S. Need Fear No Panic Says Meredith at Luncheon

Harry H. Merrick of the Great Lakes Trust tells Executives' club in Chicago that the national debt at 24 billion dollars should not alarm, argues overestimation by 10 billion, notes expected farm harvest value near 26.5 billion, favors reform of income tax and excess profits tax, and says business conditions have improved since September 1.

Chicago United States Meredith Harry H. Merrick Great Lakes Trust Company Executives’ Club Cnlls

Will Ship Olive Thomas Body to New York

Paris Sept 17 It is probable the body of Olive Thomas American actress who died here last week will be shipped to New York on the liner Mauretania Jack Pickford her husband and a few friends will accompany the body to America Acute nephritis caused by mercury absorption through the kidneys was given as the autopsy finding

Paris Olive Thomas Will New York Mauretania Jack . Pickford America

Fur Auction Delayed by Garment Workers Strike

The International Fur Exchange auction in St Louis scheduled to begin October 4 is postponed due to a strike by garment makers at several large Western factories.

Ste. Louis International Fur Eechuigh

Elects Gen Nichol a Club Leader

Readable fragments show electing Nicholéon as general or club head with emphasis on leadership role within a club setting. The text suggests an organizational action and a named individual taking command. Further details are unclear but point to a formal election outcome.

Illinois Race Close in Heat for Governor and Senator

Illinois voters stagger toward a tight finish as Lieutenant Governor Oglesby trails Small for governor by 833 votes with 293 precincts left and McKinley leading Smith for senator by 12,660 in 5,302 precincts statewide. Final canvass expected.

Chicago United States Ilinois Oglesby Small Senate McKinley Cook County Downstate Smith Grand Total MceKinley

MINE STRIKERS IN RIOT

Six Alabama National Guard companies were ordered into Walker and Jefferson counties to quell coal miner unrest after two weeks on strike. Brig. Gen. Robert B. Steiner planned temporary HQs at Birmingham then Jasper. Corona Coal GM L. M. Adler was killed by ambush. deputies Sullivan and Coker wounded. Governor Kilby acted after reports of escalating hostilities.

Montgomery Ala Alabama National Guard Kilby Walker Jefferson Robert BE. Steiner Birmingham Jasper L. M. Adler Corona Coal Company Patton Sullivan Coker Adler Clark Guthrie Walker County Corona

Indicted in Oil Stock Fraud In Federal Case

A federal indictment returned last August charges conspiracy to defraud investors of 120000 in oil stock. Defendants named are the Pennsylvania Kentucky Oil and Gasoline Refining corporation and nine individuals including L. M. Stephens J. M. DuBois C. M Watson A. E B. Kenney Frank Hicks James L. Holland Frederick W. Rogers Edward Gerard and M. B. Tallman. The indictment was unsealed by Judge William B. Sheppard upon request of US Attorney Simmons.

New York Pennsylvania-Kentucky Oil and Gasoline Refining Corporation L. M. Stephens J. M. DuBois C. M Watson A. E B. Kenney Frank Hicks James L. Holland Frederick W. Rogers Edward Gerard M. B. Tallman

Wall Street Blast Toll Rises to 37 Dead

William J Flynn chief of the Bureau of Investigation stated a bomb caused the Wall Street explosion. He announced the blast killed 37 people and wounded many as investigators search for the perpetrators.

Reds New York William Je Flynn Bureau of Investigation Department ‘of Justice Wall Street

Steamer Kershaw Burned in Dry Dock in Baltimore

A fragment reports the steamer Kershaw of the Merchant and Miners burned in the dry dock at Baltimore around September 20. Details are incomplete in the OCR.

Baltimore Kershaw

Bomb Confirms The Big Morgan Detonation In New York

Federal and city officers find evidence that a large TNT bomb caused the Broad and Wall streets blast that killed 36 people and injured hundreds. A wagon loaded with explosives and window weights is linked to the Morgan & Co. site with Burns and Norris confirming deliberate detonation. Morgan heir Junius Spencer Morgan among the dead.

New York United States J. P. Morgan & Co Broad and Wall Streets Morgan William J. Burns Department of Justice Wall Street Charles N. Norris Morgan’s New York Delice Force Governor's ’ Island Junius Spencer Morgan PL Morgan, Toyce Morgan House

Funeral disturbance at Genoa consulate during workman death

U S officials report an attempted violation of the American consulate at Genoa Italy by workmen displaying red flags during the funeral of a workman named savas. The incident was reported to the state department and draws diplomatic concern.

U. S. Washington Genoa Italy Workman Savas State Department

Blast is Red Call to Arms

Fragmentary clipping notes a wartime slogan or call to arms. The text mentions Red, a blast, and a Wall Street context hinting at a financial or political angle, but lacks clear events, dates, or named entities.

Wall Street

Veterans of Foreign Wars Urge Expulsion of Japanese

Washington reports the Veterans of Foreign Wars adopt a unanimous resolution at their encampment calling for exclusion of all Japanese immigrants Abrogation of the gentlemen s agreement and constitutional amendments to deny citizenship to children born of two ineligible parents are also supported The resolution notes national scope and potential for grave international friction amid criticized assimilability of Japanese in American society The parade and presidential observations by Wilson Pershing and Daniels are mentioned as backdrop to the event.

Washington Veterans of Foreign Wars Japan J. W. Jones Portland Ore Pacific Pennsylvania Avenue Wilson White House Capitol General Pershing Daniels

Lynching Near Hartford Over Alleged Insult

In Hartford Alabama a white man named Alto Windham was lynched by a mob after remarks alleged to have been directed at a white woman. The woman's husband alerted a neighbor who gathered a group. Windham was seized, taken to a swamp, and killed.

Hartford Montgomery Ala Alto Windham

Bomb Explosion Damages Genoa Stock Exchange

A time bomb exploded at Genoa stock exchange in Italy on September 20 causing heavy property damage with no casualties. Police conducted house searches and found enough explosives to blow up an entire block. authors of the blast are unknown.

Italy Genoa Stock Exchange

Nurse Home Return From Hadjin Ordeal

Miss Mary Super, once in the Children's Homeopathic Hospital in Philadelphia, is back home profoundly shaken by her experience with Turkish nationalists in Hadjin. Her ordeal details remain vague but confirm she endured severe danger during the incident.

Orient Philadelphia Mary Super Children’s ‘Homeopathic Hospital Hadjin

Directoire Inspired Coats Dominate Autumn Fashion

A Paris fashion note surveys autumn coats marrying Directoire lines with modern dressmaker styles. Dark brown and rose cloths, blue serge suits, and high Directoire collars appear in coats and dresses, with cape backs, plaiting, and beaver tones shaping the season.

Directoire Hero

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YANKS Gen. Fayolle U.S Will- Ship Jack Pickford Nicholéon Anars Ee George &K. Shuler Congress New York State Serena E. Payne Captain Shuler Norman J. Gould Illinois Len Small Alabama Guard Corporation Hurt Carlos Aramayo Bolivia Davis Senor Aramayo Bismuth King la Paz England Benn‘mont College Oxford University Peter Hee Jinake Itv
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