Princess Catherine Radziwill Charged With Hotel Bill Evading
In New York police court Princess Catherine Radziwill faced a $1,200 hotel bill evasion charge and posted $1,000 bail. Assistant District Attorney Gibbs alleged a history of criminal activity including a 18 month detention for a $200,000 forgery tied to Cecil Rhodes. The princess denied the charge.
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New York
Catherine Radziwill
Russia
Gibbs
South Africa
Cecil Rhodes
Mr. Gibbs
Tariff Hearings Range From Canary Birds To Champagne
Senators on the Senate Finance Committee heard a wide array of witnesses presenting items from canary birds to cows and from near beer to champagne. The discussion touched on onions spaghetti candy nuts tomato paste and other goods as tariff framers debated the broad scope of the tariff schedule.
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Washington
Genate Finance
Deportees in Riga Face Deportation Within Days
Six Americans held in Riga face forced removal from Latvia within days after being briefly housed there. Local authorities report no safe destination for the group as December 18 looms.
Pardon Evaders in Riga Concentration Camp Await Russian Entry
Moliies Steimer Jacob Abrams Hyman Lachowsky and Samuel Lipman, pardoned for alleged seditious acts by the US, are in a Riga concentration camp awaiting Soviet permission to enter Russia. They hope to obtain it before December 18, the deadline to stay in Latvia. Abrams wife Mary is with them. Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, ordered to leave Latvia by December 17, remain in Riga with uncertain plans. Berkman says Goldman is ill and they do not know when or where they will go. Authorities near the Latvian border guard against crossing fronts stealthily.
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Jacob Abrams
Hyman Lachowsky
Samuel Lipman
United States
Soviet Russia
New York
Libau
Riga
Russia
Latvia
Abrams
Mary
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Berkman
Miss Goldman
Renewal of German Export Embargo Announced
A renewal of the German export embargo, set to take effect tomorrow, affects most products. Herring says the embargo is nominal, aimed at better export price control. Except for raw materials of foreign origin, licenses are not expected to be withheld. The Department of Commerce and its Berlin attache monitor developments and will report changes publicly.
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Department of Commerce
Berlin
Herring
Moonshine Sours New York Hot Dog Boom
Police at Madison Square Garden and the six day bicycle race struggled to curb a hot dog profiteering ring selling dogs at 80 cents daily. A patrolman bought a dog and punctured it to expose pure moonshine as the secret. Officials tighten scrutinies on all hot dogs in town.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Coppers
Elks Asked to Ban Teeth Emblems Under Reform Move
The American Game Protective Association urged the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks to forbid members from wearing elk teeth as emblems after photos showed elk shot for teeth with no flesh used. The proposal seeks a constitutional amendment at the next Grand Lodge convention to curb wanton elk destruction for ornament.
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New York
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
American Game Protective Association
Grand Lodge
Will Answer Queries About Egyptian Cotton
Lester Maynard American consul at Alexandria Egypt is due in town today and will stay until Saturday He will set up headquarters at the New England district office of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce 1801 Custom House Maynard specializes in Egyptian cotton marine insurance foreign banking with a focus on cotton and has a fund of information for those interested Interviews may be arranged by letter or telephone.
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Lester Maynard
Alexandria
Egypt
New England
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Custom House
Maynard
Jobless Veterans Plan Demonstration
A large demonstration staged by jobless veterans of the first war will involve over 600 participants Tuesday at 2 oclock. The event aims to interest employers in hiring unemployed veterans and is organized under the Men s Welfare Bureau.
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Men's Welfare Bureau
Grain board election names Torrey as chair and Hammond as vice
The executive committees of the grain board and Boston Chamber of Commerce held an officer election yesterday. Warren G. Torrey, a leading figure in the flour trade, was chosen chairman and Herbert D. Hammond was selected as vice chairman.
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Grain Board
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Warren G. Torrey
Herbert D. Hammond
Cunard Liners Return to Queenstown in Eastbound Route
Following peace between England and Ireland the Cunard Line resumes Queenstown as a regular stop on its eastbound schedule from New York and Boston the first time since the war. The Scythia will be the first liner to touch there on December 24. An influx of Irish travelers to their homeland is anticipated as peace returns.
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England
Ireland
Cunard Line
Queenstown
New York
Boston
Ster
Scythia
Test Immigration Law in York Courts
Dec 13 report that the constitutionality of the immigration quota law will be tested in the courts. The measure fixes the number of aliens admitted to the United States each year and faces judicial review.
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York
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