Beating a Retreat in Somaliland Campaign
London dispatch reports Colonel Swayne retreating northward into Somaliland as Mullah forces overruns advance posts. Casualties include Loudcall, Captain Angus, and 50 men killed. about 100 wounded incl Captain Howard and Lieutenant Everett. British force, mostly native troops, faced harsh desert pursuit with 16,000 enemy possible. Trade in Berbera and Bulhar fallen sharply due to Mullah activity. Catholic Young Men institute supreme council meets in Omaha with 75 delegates and many patronal officers present.
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London
Ailapateh
Foreign Office
Swayne
Mullah
Stockade
Uio
Loudcallips
Angus
Howard
Everett
Somaliland
Brega
Rohotle
Burao
Brithah
Aueceas
Ovaten
Doltiahanta
Berbera
Bulhar
Ogaden
Dolbahanta
Catholic Young Men
Omaha
Supreme Council of the
Catholic Young Men's Institute
Virsant
Mob executes captured Black man in Arkansas town
A mob in Pareat City Arkansas on October 21 dragged Charles Young a Black man accused of assault and murder into a field east of town bound him to a stake and burned him alive as hundreds watched. Sheriff Willama attempted to intervene but Young died in the flames. A search for another suspect followed.
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Pareat City
Ark
Charles Young
Ed Lewis
Sherif Willama
Young
Perro
Lewis
Memphis
Clarence Peake
Silas Hulin
Clinton
Tenn
Supreme Court
Beard
Peake
Here
Hulln
Hulton
Colorado
Birmingham
Ala
Littleton
Jon Thompson
Burgin
Newcastle
Frank J. Field
John Blevins
J. H. Gilliland
Medard
Lawrence County
Retreat From La Victoria Revealed In Curacao Report
A Veoussuela rebel leader in Curacao explains the La Victoria retreat. He says Castro refused to attack, rebels misled by the belief La Victoria was impregnable, and government forces used a Tacit detour to reach Torront. Rebels lacked ammunition until a carrier brought 1.5 million cartridges.
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Caatro
Arbitration plan urged by miners convention
Wilkesbarre Pa Oct 21 miners convention votes today on a proposed arbitration plan via resolutions by a special committee including President Mitchell and key district presidents. The plan calls for grievances to go to a Roosevelt appointed commission and for relief to strikers if they fail to secure immediate employment.
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Wilkedbarre
Mitchell
Wilson
Nichols
Duffy
Fahey
P. ¥. O'Hare
Dunmore
Adam Wescavage
Plymouth
John L. Jones
James Gallagher
Hazleton
William McElhenny
Coaldale
Andrew
Matty
Thomas Thomas
Minorsville
Foul Pulaski
Mt Carmel
Louis Cupp
Tremont
Roosevelt
Code Bill Moves Through Legislature In Columbus
Columbus News reports a municipal code likely to pass this afternoon with speeches for and against. The conference committee’s report precedes a full reading and potential late approval, with a signed bill expected Wednesday morning and the house adjourning at noon. Other measures including the Roger bill and police court issues face quick disposal, while Archer’s classification plan for cities and bills aiding local officials and courts are noted amid a busy legislative scene.
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Columbus
House
Roger
Republican Teaiers
Archer
W. C. Burgenthall
Helmont County
First National Bank of
Belmont
Petterson
Pike County
McKinoin
Senate
Price
James Younger Ends Life Over Ill Health and Love
James Younger aged 64, once part of the James gang famed for postwar robberies, shot himself amid deteriorating health and separation from friends. He left a letter to the press citing despondency, and a letter envelope suggested a romance with a prominent lady blocked by a parole marriage ban. Younger, the youngest of three, had a rough life after the Civil War, with prior injuries and a fall from a wagon contributing to his decline. The story recounts the James gang history and the Northfield bank raid aftermath.
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St. Paul
Ger
James Younger
James
Ila
Younger
Wade
Ninco Hla
State Penitentiary
Wink
Robert
Coleman
Twn
Jesse
Frank James
Jove James
Quantre
Missouri
Minnesota
Northfield
Rice County
Fleet National Bank
J. J. Heywood
Tem
Jevee James
A New Harbor Opens on Lake Erie in Pennsylvania
Pittsburg reports a new harbor on Lake Erie to be opened in Pennsylvania. The Melions of Pittsburg purchased the property for about $500,000, gaining 2,500 acres of lake frontage at Rik Creek near Girard, plus charter of the Lake Terminal road, securing the only harbor between Erie and Cleveland.
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Messrs
A. W. and
R. B. Mellon
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
A. W
Rik Creek
Girard
Melions
Erie
Cleveland
Grains and Cattle Prices From Chicago Markets
Chicago markets show varied cattle prices with good to poor stockers and feeders listed. Cows, calves, and bulls traded amid wage-like figures. grain quotes include No 2 red wheat and mixed corn, with western oats and wool prices noted for the day.
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Chicago
Lawhead Ty Hholes
Wethers
Hyllard
Kosholee Heury
Morrough
Cleveland
Catte
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Alfred Vierkandi
United States
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Chappelle
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Tex
Lowry
International and
Great Northern
Demi Gro
Jasper Howard
Mart
Uniden
Ted Nasi
Flake
Kansas City
Get
Clinton Thiske
Women’s Home Missionary Secui
The
Miner's Committee On Resolutions
Pro
Fromen
Paris
Colonial Office
Martinique
LaCroix Scientife
Mont Pelee
Shanghai
Hankow
Brice and Lewis
Ho-Nan
Great Britain
Prince Ching
Ernest Satow
China
Havana
Congress
House of Representatives
National Telephone Company
Cuba
Palma
Groesbeck
Thomasons
Rutherfords
D. Thomason
Robert Rutherford
William Rutherford
Wallace Thomason
Warshaw
Ind
Mary Williams
Warsaw
Koseiuska County
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Bellaire
Enpinger
P. J. Glaney
Freman
Columbia
Hyer
Flint
William Bitor
Youngstown
J. D. Milligan
Coltaville Township
Wyndham
Billy Burt
Larry Temple
New York
Temple
Jim Younger
Baltimore
Powhattan
the Merchants and Miners’ ‘Transportation Company
Diver
Providence
Sellers Point
Patapsco River
Strikners
Chicago Federation of Labor
Minneapolis
Dreger
Adolph Kadelbach
Loretto
Ida Wilkins
Allegheny
William Denny Wilkins
Boston
Joseph A. Dennison
Ninth Congressional District
Joseph A. Conry
John 8. Kellieher
Dema
Charles T. Witt
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Luni
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Vunla
Goro
Toledo
Isutter
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