Congress Starts On A Formidable Program Today
Congress opens a heavy agenda for the upcoming fifty one working days before adjournment March 3. Senate finance plans tariff revision hearings after March 4, with Penrose returning to chair the panel. Senate foreign relations schedules a special session to discuss international disarmament and Borah and Walsh resolutions.
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Earthquake wipes out Albanian city killing fourteen
Paris report states an earthquake nearly obliterated Elbasan Albania. Fourteen dead, about 300 injured, and 10,000 homeless as relief work begins. The American Red Cross, based in Tirana, leads aid from the Adriatic coast supplying tents and relief goods amid severe weather.
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Mole Kicks Groom Carrying Dynamite Blast Destroys Stable
A stable boss found a stick of dynamite in a groom's hip pocket. While working, the groom was kicked by a mule and the dynamite exploded, destroying the stable and causing severe injuries to the groom.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS CONDITION BETTER AS REMOVAL CONSIDERED
Cardinal Gibbons improves today, doctors encouraged by his steady recovery. He may be returned home after weeks of illness, though physicians warn age and weakness remain risks. Relatives and clergy note no organ trouble, just the fatigue of advanced years, while prayers continue across the archdiocese.
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Man and baby drown as car turns over near Trenton
A car carrying eight people overturned in a ditch near Trenton New Jersey. A man Samuel Horowils and a baby were drowned while seven others suffered cuts and bruises. The accident occurred at the Water Street area with several injured transported to area hospitals.
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Broad Street Extension Faces City Aldermen Vote Tonight
The first aldermanic meeting of the year gathers at City Hall at eight to tackle Broad Street extension and a request to raise the debt limit for public improvements. Other items include education funding of 2790.09 for new schools and salary raises for city staff.
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World War Changes Europe Dr Eddy Says
Dr Eddy reports in a United Church forum that World War I scarred Europe, spurring nationalist sentiment, democracy, and mass labor movements. He notes growing worker influence in Germany Austria Hungary Russia and predicts rising UK labor strength and closer capital labor ties.
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Burlesquer Held Here After Actress Assault
A burlesque performer named Shea suffered injuries after an assault on Sunday in a hotel room. Teresa Conley the actress from Materson reported being punched and struck during a fight with Shea and another man. weapons were reportedly seen but no weapon was claimed by the accused. Police from Cunsidy and Perfiere conducted a room search at the Atlantic hotel as investigators pursued leads.
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Irish Disturbances Raise Toll In Dublin and Cork
In Dublin a constable and a civilian were killed and several wounded during Irish disturbances last night amid a planned attack on police barracks. Army relief was delayed by blocked roads. In Listowel County Kerry civilians fired on gardaí, killing one and wounding two. five arrests. Seven houses burned in Cork area by military action.
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Trish President Still in Hiding After Dublin Visit
Dublin reports Mrs. Enva Valera refused to disclose husband Hamonn De Valera’s whereabouts as officials deny his presence in Ireland. In Greystones she praised her recent U.S. trip and spoke of kindness shown by Americans, while Dublin Castle maintained mystery about his location amid ongoing Irish troubles. Berlin meanwhile confirms former German chancellor Theobald Von Bethmann-Hollweg died after brief illness, noted for opposing submarine warfare and his controversial Belgium treaty remark.
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Irish Ordered to Report Possession Of All Munitions
A military notice from Major General Sir Edward Strickland orders residents to report possession of munitions and to inform on rebels. It bans aiding rebels and requires residents to display a house occupant list. Violations risk prosecution or severe discipline, with penalties for neutrality and unauthorized communications.
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Armenia Besieged by Red Forces and Looting
The article reports chaos across Armenia as Bolshevik activity surges, looting widespread and loyal forces routed. It cites Soviet troops advancing, frontier unrest, and calls attention to troop concentrations and actions near military sites.
Airmen Marooned Over Hudson Bay Report Dec 14
The missing airmen, three officers from New York, were forced to land north of Moose Factory Ontario on December 14 after a storm. They followed a plan for a nine day trip toward a railroad and were safe at a Hudson Bay trading post.
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Woman Captures Burglar With Spoon in Self Defense
Miss Bevtina Miller awoke to a burglar at her front door. She used a spoon as a improvised revolver, restrained him at her apartment, and he was jailed in $2,500 bail on burglary charges. The event occurred in unidentified location with police involvement.
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Wade Murder Trial Nearing First Testimony
In Bridgeport the Wade case moves toward testimony with both sides ready for further proof. Medical Examiner Garlick may testify first as prosecutors prepare to show Wade killed George Nott unaided. Insanity defense plans a plea, aided by Dr Diefendorf, amid fierce cross examination and exhibit production tomorrow.
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Exchange of War Prisoners at Fiume Begins
TRIEST Jan 2 Associated Press Exchange of prisoners taken during the fighting at Fiume began today. 163 regulars surrendered and Italian legionaries returned to Fiume. Police by the national council maintained order while Italy offered a detail of five soldiers if needed. Poet Gabriel d Annunzio tried to enter with journalist Gine Beri but was stopped by guards. Armaments will be sent to Italy. legionaries will start leaving in relays within five days.
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Moving Picture Camera Changes Industry in Lipanidic
CHICAGO Jan 2 reports unveil a two lens camera that records with both eyes at once. The device creates a superimposed image, producing life like pictures. Exhibition by Alf ordix claims the two eye setup offers natural looking motion and depth unseen before.
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