Inspectors Probe Fire At St John Parochial School
Fire at St John’s parochial school in Peabody killed twenty one pupils with five still missing. Inspectors searched the blackened ruins for evidence of origin, while authorities ruled no criminal responsibility. Five bodies were unidentified or awaiting relatives, and plans for a public funeral were discussed by church officials.
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St. John's Parochial School
Peabody
Moses Ort
St. Jako's Parochial
Grady
Wate Police
Flaers
Order At
Notre Dame
Faw
Neal
Contalord Mnatch
Chaplin in His Prehistoric Past and The Diamond From the Sky at Rex
Chaplin appears in His Prehistoric Past and The Diamond From the Sky at the Rex tonight. The bill features two silent era comedies showcasing Chaplin's era defining humor and pioneering cinema.
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Chas. Chaplin
The
Rex
Chas, Chaplin
Europeans Facing Stricter Naturalization Tests
Chicago officials tightened naturalization examinations for European applicants amid efforts to curb immigration. Federal and county judges questioned whether applicants would bear arms for the United States in a private country and whether they previously served or aligned with hostile forces, signaling a stricter scrutiny regime.
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Chicago
Mocedareno Naturalization Cagea
Ayt
United States
Rivatys
Potatoes and Prices Set by Imperial Chancellor
Berlin reports an order by the Federal Council empowering the imperial chancellor to fix maximum prices for potatoes fish and game. The chancellor set potato retail price at 425 pfennigs per metric hundredweight with growers allowed to demand up to 305 pfennigs. Also noted is a concert by the Royal Welsh Male Quar tette with Lusitania rescue tale at First Congregational Church Saturday at 8:30 pm admission 50 cents, children 25 cents.
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Federal Gevel
Berlin
London
Federal Council
Imperial Cbsaecellor
Risea Williams
Royal Welsh Male Quartette
Firet Congregational Church
Secret Service Probes Bomb Plot Case Link to Ship Fires
Secret service men studyingRobert Fay case report bombs used by Fay resembled devices tied to recent fires on Atlantic ships carrying war munitions. Fires blamed on chlorate of potash, same material Fay claimed for bombs attached to rudders and propellers. Witnesses note ships sailed from the Hudson River area near Weehawken New Jersey where Fay and his brother kept a motor boat with explosives.
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New, York
Get
Secret Service
Robert Fay
Fay
Fay Eays
Ares
Hudson River
Weehawken
N. J
Walter £. Scholz
Indaw
Englishwoman Escapes Dutch Frontier Under Barbed Wire
Mrs Malcolm Carter an English woman of Belgian birth told how she escaped from German controlled territory by disguising as a Flemish peasant and crawling under barbed wires at the Dutch border She traveled from London to Belgium to see her father and claim aid for Belgian soldiers after passport confiscations by General von Risslng and later another German commander Her escape took two months and included crawling for eleven hours to reach the border.
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New York
Malcolm Carter
Carter
London
Belgium
von Risslng
Millions Spent to Bar Out Plague in New Orleans
New Orleans Oct 25 More than 4.5 million dollars has been spent in the Inez year to make rat proof buildings and prevent bubonic plague reappearance, according to an announcement by Tr Ry Creel of the U S Public Health Service. Seventy four thousand five hundred twenty six buildings have been made rat proof, about seven thousand deemed beyond repair have been demolished, and work is progressing on 29 30 others. Approximately seven thousand buildings remain to be made rat proof. Citizens have spent about 3.861 million on their property, while the federalallocation and related costs complete the sum.
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New Orleans
Inez
Ry. Be. Creel
United States Public Health Service
Federal
Lincoln's Rifle in Auction Sparks Enthusiasm and Mystery
Lincoln's rifle, part of John E. Durton's Milwaukee collection, drew bids above 285 dollars as part of a broader sale of Lincoln relics. The event included Lincoln law books and other historical items, with details tied to Ford era disclosures and unrelated notes about a royal accident.
King George Severely Hurts in Horse Accident
London reports King George III was thrown from a horse while inspecting his army in the field. He sustained severe bruising and will remain bed-bound for the present. The king's trip to France and meetings with French officials followed later in the week.
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London
Seattle Police Investigating Pier Fire Origin
Seattle police and fire officials probe the origin of a $590000 fire that destroyed Pier 16 used by Blue Funnel steamers for provisioning England Russia and Japan. More than a million dollars of freight in the warehouse was saved. investigators focus on suspicious ignition in inflammable second floor piles as they questioned a suspect connected to the blaze.
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Seattle
Soilee
Fire Department
Pier 16
Lai Ahionenta
Provieloga
England
Russia
Japan
China
Ly Uremen
Mannar
D Wilmano
Jongahoremansha
Unclear Historic Contention Mentions Past and Rex
Fragmentary OCR note references a historic contention and two terms The Dia Rex tonight. Details are unreadable but indicate a dated discussion or event involving those phrases. No clear person, place, or organization identifiable.
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Joba Ahearn
Ares Ahearn
Acth
State Police
Asso
Dundee Woolen Mills
Hudson Ave
Ogden
Dundee
Annd
Alhambra-Orpheum Theater
Hudson Avenue
Atate and
Eity Coteram
Thi
Cam
Apent
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Merry Brooner
Spencer County
Indiana
Ford
Orpheum Theater
Winch and
Poore
Hanlon Dean
Hanlon
Bob Albright
the Man
Melba
Spencer
Williams
the Pathe News
Cartoon
King George
Seatile
HUTT
Ding Hae
Albany
Maletzh
Perek
Wile Masesty
George
Barker
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