Plan to Borrow Pershing to Head Gotram Clean-Up
In New York a sweeping inquiry into the police department unfolds with Cuvillier demanding action. Reports claim that 13 district inspectors were removed and that Enright and his forces are under scrutiny. The mayor’s absence and talk of upheaval surround a broader push to purge the force and possibly borrow General Pershing for a cleanup, amid claims of an organized mob within the NYPD.
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Pershing
Gotram
New York
Enright
Ben
Lindman
Mo Hylan
Merks
Enricht
Hylan
Ness
Eitz
Allerine
A. Harvey
Flaming
Intbert
New York City
Philadelphia
Albany
Louis A
New York Police Department
Comariss
Cuvillier
Cans Rena
Cordwainer Burned To Death In Shod Shop Fire
A cobbler died after a fire at a repair shop on 329 Hancosk Avenue yesterday afternoon. The body was found near a hot stove, clothes burned away, and the odor of burning flesh filled the area. An ambulance transported the deceased to the hospital where doctors pronounced him dead shortly before 4 PM. The county coroner’s office is investigating the incident.
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Paul Stustmary
Hancosk Avenue
Ency Hospital
Surat
Boxer Called Before Homicide Bureau
Boxer Vyorin appears before the Homicide Bureau after a clash described in court notes. Attorney Banton and Bud Tayter noted the matter in New York City as investigators urge speed in the inquiry.
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Boxer
Homicide Bureau
Banton
Toni
Bud’ Tayter
Fiornieddes
Tatescu
Effies Domerruss
New York
George Cramcock Succumbs in Greece
Formal obituary notes the death of George Cramcock in Greece. The brief notice records his passing and identifies him by name with no further personal details.
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George Cramcock
Greece
Jury 10 Stay In Session Until Assembly Meets
Hartford June Special to The Telegram reports a political shakeup in the health department with Republican gains replacing Democratic appointees and new officials installed. The article also covers a tragic trolley accident injuring Miss Gertrude McCus and the ensuing medical response and inquiries.
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Hartford
Jempleton
Cms
Local Gazette Mixed Readout From City and State
Fragmented OCR notes describe police arrests and court mentions, as well as state and county topics. Mentions include a patrolman O Brien and Allen arrest references, plus farming, water concerns, and national topics in a broad, disjointed recap across sections.
Card players in wild scramble as officer appears
In Culisturbance a police officer arrived as card players crowded a table in a house at P24 Synd. Investigating, he found several men fleeing, two men captured after attempting exit. They were identified as suspects from THA Mainstyest and WG Maid, charged with garobling. cards and money were seized.
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Officer
Hem Ueter
Lewis
Cherhar
Ewidertea
Tokio Earthquake Shakes City In Morning Chaos
Fragmented OCR reports a major quake hitting Tokyo around 6 60 in the morning on a Tuesday. City streets and transport were disrupted with lines and stations affected, reports note halted services and emergency responses as officials assess damage.
Ambassadors Present Credentials in London Ceremony
Ambassador Eflisigg presented credentials amid a formal British reception as officials including Mr Wheeler and Mr Dollewre stood with the king. The event featured high level introductions and acknowledgments by primary secretaries, marking a notable diplomatic moment in London.
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Hawks London
Thesada
Frank Injy
Wheeler
Mr. Steading
Pyederic
Dollewre
Herbert S Grol
Kidney Surgery Patient Resting after Operation in New York
New York reports that Mr. Root, 78, underwent kidney stone removal surgery today. Doctors say he is resting comfortably and should be able to leave the hospital soon after postoperative care.
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New York
Automatic train control extended by order
WASHINGTON January 6 6 automatic train control ordered extended by the Interstate Commerce Commission to require major railroads to equip substantial portions of mileage with automatic devices within months. The move aims to prevent signals being passed at danger after several wrecks and covers 22 of 108 class one railroads. Full implementation in divisions along their routes is demanded with varied deadlines and testing by engineers and railroads across the country.
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Wastington
Jan
Intersinia Commerce Commission
Twentieth Centaur Limited
New York Central
Raitranda
United States
Pr Hay Qprees
Eitier
Babe Mate
Chase of Errant Motorist Ends With Arrest
A traffic officer pursued a motorist who ignored a stop signal on Fairfield Avenue near Park Avenue. After a pursuit spanning several blocks, Shelton was apprehended at Pronk Street for failing to heed a police signal and faced binding over a bond for automobile regulations.
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Peay
Shelton Oy
Ut Mobile
Fairfield Avenue
Shetton
Pronkatreat
Policemars Sienal
Beliefs Mellon Bill Jeopardized by Rule Change
WASKLENGTON Janu 4 The House revokes the Ludlow rule blocking amendments to revenue bills. Chairman Green warns this could delay the tax bill and hinder debate. Hearings begin on revamping the revenue law as Democrats assail the Mellon plan and a plan for limits on debate is urged.
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Meruis Cohunit
Bat
Nse
Dupetien
United
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Jiemington Arias Curnipatse
Tore Valet
Fries
Haelgsien
Sethaek
Praphiv
Sark
Hibben Guedt
Churel
Sebster
Fordeeteh
Wasklengton
Cone
Green
Creen
House
Otpublican
CUS
Mother of Five to Lose City Job Over Plan Change
A tangled tale from the News Ledger reports a mother of five facing job changes after plans to retain her city post faltered. The chart ward department appointed a nurse, Ruby Suni, as a temporary stand in while Reig’s position remains in question amid mounting patient care duties.
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Fay Vialtor
Chart Wea
Hara G Colger
Wbattet
Dement
Howe
Ruby Suni
Reig
Local man to test amateur radio sets
Dirnest Keuteles plans to test amateur radio equipment as a weather project. The notice mentions carrying a power radio, bringing personal gear, and coordinating with local radio clubs during the January period.
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Ajatanen
Focal
Dds
Keepiings
Tench
Dawes Opens Reparations Debate With Practical Plea
Paris dispatch reports Brig. Gen. Charles G. Dawes, U.S. head of the reparations experts, urging common sense and cooperation. He argues for stabilizing German currency, balancing the budget, and reviving German productivity to revive European prosperity. He condemns demagogues and stresses that aid should come with economic reform. A British delegate joins the session.
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Paris
Ge Charles G. Dawes
U. S
Paration Commission
Germany
United States
Ag Jean
Tean Busin Ma
Rinuny
Dawes
France Fright at Frantic Drop in Francs Triggers Trading Halt
Frantic market rush drags down the franc against the dollar and sterling causing anxiety. Government and cabinet discuss drastic steps to suspend quotations on certain goods and curb exchanges while preparing to intervene to stabilize prices and currency values.
Couple in haste to wed sets time record
A rushed marriage plan led the couple of Mille Banine and Antiainella Bunilie to marry at Ash Street address amid a shouted crowd. Friends accompanied them as they departed in a tour car after a brief ceremony, with the wedding reportedly granted amid celebrations and a postponed veil ceremony.
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Mille Banine
Ash Street
Tinrringe Teeg
Thieves Active Purse Snatcher Strikes in City Streets
A purse snatcher operated in Akai street crowds yesterday, stealing from Mrs. J. M. Rutherford and another woman. Items taken include cash, a $50 check, a knitted shirt, a small watch, gloves, and other valuables. A former judge and residents at Pembro street and Malin street reported thefts of jewelry and gold rings, with entries noting duplicate keys and home entries.
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Akai Street
Nasyg Sg
J. M. Rutherford
Nichardsos Street
Fairtt Avenas
Arthur Bartlett
Mra. J. Senay
Pembro Street
Ford
A. Leopolt
Malin Street
Board to Probe Charge Against O Brien Tonight
Chaurnes preferred against de Beeman Johm A. O'Brien of quarters precinct. He will be confronted at a regular meeting of the Board of Police Commissioners. A preliminary inquiry was held by the disciplinary committee Haag Saturday afternoon.
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Howard Dunbar
Board of Health
Boise
G. OP
Gu ‘Hotine
Health Board
Chaurnes
de Beeman Johm A. O'Brien
Quarters
Haag
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