Knickerbocker Theatre Disaster Death Toll Rises
Washington mourns as the Knickerbocker theatre collapse claims 108 lives with 25 victims in hospitals. A U.S. grand jury visits the scene and probes construction, safety, and possible prosecutions. Congress considers inquiries into causes and building codes amid deteriorated concrete findings.
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U.S. Grand Jury
Washington
Knickerbocker Theatre
Senate
Arthur Copper
Kansas
Grada Thean
House
Ryan
New York
Spacks
Knickerbocker
District of Columbia
J. Ramsay
Nevitt
Congress
Wee
Pleogen
Federal Grand Jury
Charles W. Morse
United States Shipping Board
United States
Gordon
McQuade
Grand Jury
Big Fund For War Veterans Bureau Passed By House
The Independent Offices appropriation bill, totaling 18404,30d, $08, passed the House and moves to the Senate. It funds the Veterans Bureau at $817,474,525 and removes a cap on camps, with Camp Sheeman, Oni as the lone limit. The Shipping Board faced attacks over advertising costs, with a defeated motion to limit ads to $500,000 and a total of $1.7 million available for advertising.
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Washington
Jat
Veterans’ Bureau
House
Senate
Camp Sheeman
Oni
Shipping Board
Alleged Meat Burglars Held for Hearing
Under a snow storm on Sunday morning, Tymall Cohen’s meat market at 14 Hallett street, and Charles Koboski of 62 Crescent avenue, were cited in police reports. Nearby arrests include Poslance Koberski, Leon Smith, and John Bizz on theft and assault charges with bonds set and warrants issued.
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Ioman Buxgirield
Tymall Cohen
Hallett Street
Charles Koboski
Crescent Avenue
Ife
John McDonna
Water Street
John Bizz
Cuurcly Street
Asshule
Upoow Nichols Chrendus
Chireh Street
Bell
Senate Debates Allied Debt Refunding Commission Powers
Washington January 30 The Senate votes fail to require congressional approval for Allied Debt Refunding Commission agreements or to cap deferral of interest payments on eleven billion dollar foreign debt. Debates center on bond conversion, annual interest payments, and potential two to three year deferral, with amendments defeated or pending as majority and minority members clash.
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Washington
Allied Debt Refunding Commission
Sharis
Qugther
M. Permostuw
Brandegee
Congress
Israh Desne
France
Johnson LaFollette
Ones
Norrig
Teed
KY & Coun
Williams
Ave Hepublicdie Boral
Johnson
Kenyon
Belolisthe
Narvis
Simmons
Senate
Lo Vt
Deanna Rors
Tdsha
Anandal
United
Secior Slane Redters
Harges Halty
Property Owners sue Singer Co over hammer vibrations
A wave of suits targets the Singer Sowing Mayhing company alleging damages from factory hammer vibrations near Pembroke Street and Maple. Plaintiffs include The American Russian National Club and The Columbus Bays Club seeking up to 60,000 dollars.
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Hellowing
Amere
Thal Ostana
Paninveke
Maple Streets
Irip
George M. Tames
Mianaper
Jessterday
Frank D. Hufnes
Pellegrino
DeZenzo
Madeliie Rabble
TheAmerican Russian National Club
Columbua Boys Club
Tutte Sachovitaky
Matthew F. Kfacreli
Pasquale Albert
Columbus-Bays Corb
Tile Sashovisky
Maple Street
Pembroke Sitet
Matthew
FP Firvell
da~ Wong
Pembroke Street
T He Alster
Damagey
Tie Suchovitsiy
Mladauny
Well Armed Meriden Burglars Captured Here
A report describes two youths from Meriden aged 4 and 15 armed with revolvers who were captured at a divided dell near a Pacific store by Investigator Adam Waster of the durvau of [nvestlea ton. The incident occurred Saturday night at the Adame house, Fairfield avenues.
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Meriden
Adtile & Pacific Gregary
Adame
Fairield Avens
Poiemin
Adam Waster
Four Killed In Mine Explosion Traps Many Entombed
An explosion at a mine near Pineview, 29 miles from Cran, killed four workers and left others entombed. The blast, heard at a distance, occurred tonight as rescuers raced to reach the mine shaft where the collapse trapped victims including men identified as Robt Macneil, Mishael Macwhite, Michael Hapay, and Topateona Milarerak, representatives at the trial government.
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Laman
Cran
Faymin
Alieway
Srelnek
Premer Folieragaiven Eobn Macneilt
Mishael Macwhite
Michael Hapay
Topateona Milarerak
Triel
Cleans Own Walk R R Chief Injured In Mishap
In a brief incident report a railroad chief sustained injuries while cleaning his own walkway scene. The fragmentary text references Hauk, Tavon, and a place likely tied to a rail company, with unclear timing and additional minor details.
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Elected Head of Bar Association
New stave, Jan. 40 sale Bar Association elected William B. Boardman as president, Lucius F. Robinson as vice president, and James Bill Wheeler as secretary and treasurer, with Hartford and New Haven noted in the regional context.
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New Stave
the Sale Bar Association
Sassion Berg
William B. Boardman
Ity Court
Faridgenort
Lucius F. Robinson
Hartford
Boddy Unmoved as Jury Returns Capital Verdict
Luther Boddy Harlem man found guilty of murder of two police detectives in New York Supreme Court. Jury convicts of first degree murder after deliberating four hours. Boddy awaits sentence by electrocuted death. wife fainted as verdict read. Boddy had prior convictions and was taken back to prison for upcoming sentencing.
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New York
Luther Boddy
Harlem
Jones
Pemba
Boddy
Swept Into Sea Return To Ship By Giant Waves
Newport News reports a yacht incident where a vessel named Hat Moon was tossed forty miles off Cane Carter Priguy. A crew member named William of cer and others were rescued after a dangerous sail, the yacht Cigrinania perhaps damaged. The crew endured a perilous condition with several men wounded and gear lost.
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Newport News
Vadan
Gorde Woodbury
Nhvy
Cane Carter
Tormerky
Bath
FOWLER O'Dowd to Undergo Surgery After Foul Fight
New York report states fighter O Dowd will be operated on this week following injuries from a foul in the bout. The Columbus opponent was also hurt in the incident and O Dowd remains one of several injured fighters from the event.
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New York
Dan
O'Dowd
Columbus
Binneatouels Toe O'Donsl
Nyai Oupanens
Factories Increase Working Week Amid Bright Prospects
Bridgeport metal goods firms report rising orders and expanded schedules as several plants plan five and half day weeks. Challenes Cutlery and Union Metallic Cartridge Company report substantial employment increases and optimistic outlooks for the year. Underwood Typewriter, Bullard Machine Tool, and Willand Primrose note higher demand and extended operations. Growth appears across Bul lard, Osture, and related plants with continued hiring and longer hours.
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Fareea
Nowee
Challenes Cutlery Company
Willand Primrose
Utd Jowt
Union Metallic Cartridge Company
Jarvis Willams
Jangers Buport Metal Boots Manut Living Company
Anker S. Lyhne
Walter P. Clark
Underwood Typewriter Company
Bullard Machine Tool
New York City
Stenney H. Bullard
Salu Lugs
Pneumonia Cited as Cause of Death by Physicians
Five year old child of Mrs. Log Holly tree died yesterday afternoon. Physicians say pneumonia caused death. Rector Adams and Dr Barthelomew Masuth state there was no hearing in the case.
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Pryumonia
Prector Adams
Saya
Barthelomew Masuth
Certificates of Error to Be Hard to Get Says Gill
Chief Assessor Lawrence J. Gill announced that certificates of error will be issued only in cases of clerical errors or errors in the Grand List. The proposed fiscal year Grand List totals about 144,098,055, with certificates of error set by the Board of Apportionment to adjust shy values. Debate centered on salaries, stock values, and contingencies, as officials prepare to bear the reduced Grand List impact and justify tax levies.
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Gill
Lanwrence J. Gill Sive
Vester
Hood
Courtroom Uproar Sparks Keller Divorce Hearing
Testimony in the Keller divorce case reveals mutual accusations of cruelty and neglect. Bertha Keller accuses William J. Keller of excessive work and insufficient support, while Keller asserts she had a violent temper and sometimes struck him. The hearing, held before attorney William W. Bent, extended into yesterday after beginning last Thursday.
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Keller
William J. Keller
William W. Bent
Bertha M. Keller
Sidernoon
Sheltan
Jac Ghe
Lily
Attorney McCarthy
Heller
Wess
Kotler
Comfort
Shelton
Hoderaplart
Waterbury
Stratford Moonshine Stills Seized in Four Homes
Prohibition enforcement agents from Bridgeport raided four Stratford residences, seizing fully equipped stills in operation. At Bonfitts Prime, 100 gallons of mash and whiskey were found. other homes on Lenox Street, Jackson Avenue, and Thompson Street yielded five to sixteen gallon stills, mash, and multiple gallons of moonshine. Officers Decker Wardwell Rinmans with Stratford Patrolman Leona Maimes conducted the raids, noting the stills had been active for some time.
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Stratford
Bridgepot
Grouight
United States
Hug J. Lavery
Bridgeport
Bonfitts Prime, Co
Mohawk Street
Aive Gallon Gilli
August
Jackson
Baal Pinson
Decker, Wardwell
Rinmans
Leona Maimes
Rds
Blaze Threat Fails to Spread at Garfield Avenue Home
Firefighters contained a serious blaze that broke out around 6:30 PM on the third floor of a frame house at 179-121 Garfield Avenue. Damage estimated at about $1,000. Cause under investigation as flames were confined to a rear room with adjacent areas scorched.
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Garfield Avenue
Aire
Bhat
Trs
Miller
O P Leaders To Convene In Meriden Today
O P leaders gather in Meriden to map party activities for the Mee Reley Panmaek, with chairman Certmiee and secretary Lotie Board of Id pcation among attendees. Several Republican club members and other officials from various districts plan to attend a national meeting.
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Meriden
Simely
7Beenen
Wintans
Priwen Dain
Hantat
Nat
Lotie
Maloneyes Norte
So Utstreamer
Avi
Topher Pox
Petties
Faery Origen
Fei Atlas Nya
Vine 1
Gilton
Washington D A P reports on Far East and naval treaty talks
The Associated Press article outlines ongoing Far East negotiations with Japan and China over Manchurian and railway control, plus finalizing the naval treaty provisions. It notes expected announcements on China payments, retention of Japanese personnel, and fortification limits across Pacific territories including Alaska, the Philippines, and Hong Kong.
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Washington
Associated Press
Stantung Province
China
Harding
Treasury
Supreme Court curbs withdrawals from bonded liquor stores
U S Supreme Court limits the private use withdrawal of liquor from bonded warehouses under the Volstead Act. Justice McReynolds delivers a decision that ownership does not equal possession and that only shipments for public sale or legitimate consumption may be withdrawn. The ruling preserves property rights while upholding prohibition-era restrictions.
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Justice McReynolds
McKe Jis
Vadiss
Marist
Mara
Supreme Court
McKenna
Ahgsana
Es Kenna
Justice McKenda
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View Provident of the New Tavon
BAR Association
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