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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1921

Page

16

Prince of Wales to Visit Calcutta Amid Hartal Fears

Amid Calcutta hartal worries the Prince of Wales is due to arrive Christmas Eve. Government measures curb open agitation but extremists threaten another hartal. Calcutta hosts a major social event with a large constabulary, fire dance at Bikaner fort, and royal reception as part of a grand race meet.

Bikaner London Associatedress Calcutta Morning Post India Post Imp Riengal Bukaner India Prince of Wales God Save

Famine News From Cape Verde Arrives On Portuguese Steamer

The Portuguese steamer Maessamedes brings grim reports from the Cape Verde islands showing many famine afflicted natives were shipped to St Thomas. A death toll rose with one tenth of those aboard dying en route. In October, 1,048 Portuguese citizens returned to Portugal from Brazil due to lack of work and insufficient earnings.

Tisbor Portugal Cape Verde Islands St. Thomas Island Brazil

Ice Plant Case: Commissioners Judge Own Argument at Hearing

Takoma Park Ice and Ice Cream Co seeks two acre site behind Carroll Avenue and Cedar Street. Attorneys Ottenberg and Sieman present a district commissioners letter praising the site as ideal, citing proximity to a railroad and lack of street frontage as reasons it fits zoning and is not suitable for residential or retail use. Residents opposing the plant call it a public nuisance. a decision is expected within days.

Takoma Park Ice and Ice Cream Company Carroll Avenue Cedar Street Louis Ottenberg Paul Sieman Ottenberg Zoning Commission

Mrs Frederica Underwood Dies in Birmingham Home

Mrs Frederica Virginia Underwood mother of Senator Oscar Underwood of Alabama died at her son Fred V. Underwood senior’s home in Birmingham from heart trouble. She was born in Petersburg, Virginia ninety years ago and had been critically ill for several days. Burial is planned for Wednesday morning in Louisville. She is survived by three sons and one daughter.

Birmingham Ala Frederica Virginia Underwood Oscar Underwood Alabama Fred V. Underwood Underwood Petersburg Louisville

Underwood names tie Birmingham figures in report

Oscar Underwood, Fred V. Under wood of Birmingham, Maj. Sidney S. Underwood of A and A, and Mrs. W. T. Underwood of Birmingham are listed in a local society notice. The filing notes multiple individuals sharing the Underwood surname and Birmingham connections.

Oscar Underwood Fred V. Underwood Birmingham Sidney S. Underwood W. T. Underwood

21 Dead 25 Hurt In Head-On Wreck

The crash left 21 dead and 25 injured as rescuers fought through snow to reach the isolated site. Workers hauled water from a nearby creek to fight the flames and carried the injured up the slippery gulch. Communication was unavailable, hampering emergency response.

List of the Known Dead Missing and Hurt in Wreck

Special to The Washington Post from Philadelphia reports the Bryn Athyn train wreck casualties with a long list of the known dead missing and injured. Names include Elmer Hanson John Price Irving Batch Jack Krusen Elizabeth Shelnore Catherine Fitzpatrick Thomas Price Edward Vogel and others. Injured are treated at Abington Memorial Hospital with several listed in critical condition.

Washington Post Philadelphia Bryn Athyn Elmer Hanson Woodmont John Price Southampton J. Irving Batch Newtown Jack Krusen Herbert Krusen Elizabeth Shelnore Catherine Fitzpatrick Thomas J. Price Edward Vogel Byerss Infant Charles T. Scott Churchville School of Industria Arts Moe. Hogeland William Sinkler Arthur Heaton Morris van Horn Thomas Gove Abington Memorial Hospital Adolph Scheerweis

Train Engineer Injured In Philadelphia Road Incident

Walter Yeakel of 306 Somerville Avenue Olney Philadelphia and James Rock of Newtown, uncle of Miss Helen Rock, both engineers of inbound and terminal trains, sustained cuts burns and internal injuries in a railroad incident. Both were badly hurt with facial and bodily burns noted.

Anna Fitzpatrick Southampton Helen Rook Newtown Herbert Krusen E. Hartman Richbore William Bixler North Hutchinson Street Philadelphia James Truitt North Sixig First Street Walter Yeakel Somerville Avenue Olney James Rock Helen Rock

Missing $375000 in gold stock certificates case unfolds

Benjamin Fullman a Thompson and McKinnon messenger was arrested on grand larceny charges after claiming he delivered most of a securities run to Wall Street firms but left $76,000 of negotiable stock with an unidentified messenger called Joe who was headed toward Cohen and Co. The missing certificates were not found in Fullman’s home.

William Cohen & Co Joe Cohen Fullman

Will Address Ad Club by Louis Wiley in Washington

Louis Wiley of New York will address the Washington Advertising Club at its weekly luncheon today at the Washington Hotel.

Louis Wiley New York Washington Advertising Club Washington Hotel

Morse Promises Return to France En Route to New York

Havre dispatch reports Charles W. Morse aboard the Paris sailing for New York after declaring he has received no reply from Attorney General Daugherty regarding his desire to stay in Europe until January for medical treatment. Morse tells AP he would return if alive and complains of detective shadowing during the voyage.

Havre Associated Press Paris Charles W. Morse United States Department of Justice Washington New York Morse Daugherty Europe

Munich and Hamburg Get U. S. Consulates

American consulates opened in Munich and Hamburg, announced by Ellis Loring Diesel. They mark the first posts to be set up in Germany as soon as possible while reciprocity with Germany remains unsettled. Berlin and Washington discuss embassy staff and acceptable consular appointees, avoiding prewar diplomatic figures.

Munich Hamburg State Department Ellis Loring Diesel Berlin Germany Washington America

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