Bogen Denies Charge Over Garment Strike Interference
Chief Copelan faces allegations from Nicholas Klein that officers helped break the Ladies Garment Workers strike. Mayor and city officials dispute Klein's letter, while Klein and Bogen defend themselves. Jewish settlement leaders deny involvement and condemn the charges as unfounded.
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Jewish Settlement
Akalnet
Copelaw
Nicholas Klein
Mygger Spiegel
Spiegel
Klein
Kiein
Copelan
Kittin
Ellevel
Wilian Cope
Stoey
Ladies Garment Workers _Enron
Keidel
Aly
Police
Copsian
Henry T. Phunt
Cash
French Consul General Shot In Tangier
Special Cable from Tangier reports Chavienier de Val drome the French Consul General was shot and killed by a cook employed by the diplomat. The assailant fired after a quarrel about remarks on his work, wounding the consul and injuring another person before being arrested.
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Tangier
Chavienier de Valdrome
Cheviender de Valdrome
M.lyret
Onole
Chief Copelan Should Be Retained Despite Opposition
A local editorial defends Chief Copelan against calls for dismissal citing fairness during labor troubles and a crime decline. It argues opposition is political malice, urges positive proof for removal, and praises the department under Copelan as among the nation’s best.
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Copelan
Ee Ieee Ae
Copelaw
Tango Teas At Vassar Stir Messy Campus Rumor
Special to The American from Poughkeepsie reports Vassar College received a thrill when tango dancing and lessons were announced at tango teas at Vassar Inn each afternoon. Miss Mary Wath Wagner plans events with Rutherford involvement rumored, drawing mixed reactions from faculty and strong disapproval from some leaders.
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Poughkeepsie
Vassar College
Vassar Inn
Mary Wath Wagner
Rutherford
Rutherford Tsans
Castle
H. B. Mille
William Bancroft Hill
Vas
Oar
Taylor
Tragic murder case shocks small town
Julia Flake breaks down as she admits planning with her stepfather Robert Miggins to kill her mother Mrs Higgins. The confession comes amid a sensational scene at the North Henderson funeral where a lively horse and hearse procession provoke public confusion. Julia, once guarded, shows rare emotion while State's Attorney Wilson calls her a human child amid ongoing legal proceedings in Aledo.
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Aledo
Julia Flake
Robert Miggins
Bob
Mother
Julia
Prose One
Mre
B. Lorimer
State
Wison
Girl Victim of Gas To Resume Old Route
Julia Sommer aged 18, a maid in the Yar nelle home, died from gas asphyxiation after a rubber tubing vent filled her sleeping room. The Vine Norwood street car will resume the old Sherman avenue route today as street improvements allow one side of the street for car traffic.
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Fort Wayne
Julia Sommer
W. P. Yarnelle
Vine-Norwood
Sherman Avenue
West Norwood
Newest Picture of Goelets In Divorce Suit
The divorce suit of Mrs Robert Goelet and her husband Ogden Goelet has shocked New York society. The couple wed around 1904, with Mrs Goelet formerly Miss Hisie Whelan of Philadelphia.
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Goelets
Robert
Goelet
Ogden
Nitwibor
Hisie Whelan
Philafa, Wher
Wayne
Midelphia
Robert Goelet
Harvard
City Officials Urged to Push Canal Work
Leaders from the Business Men's Club and supporters press Mayor Spiegel and City Hall to begin canal project steps. They call for opening negotiations with water power lease holders and starting surveys and drainage work to clear legal obstacles and speed construction.
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Spiegel
Re. W. Edwards
Business Men's Club
Man Attempts Attack on Crown Prince in Station
A man named Baiomon, 96, attempted to attack Crown Prince Fred Williaam at a station in Cebiy. The prince was struck by the assailant’s blow but was protected by an armed officer who overpowered the attacker. Police reported the incident occurred while the prince was en route to a destination.
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Fierlin
Baiomon
Fred. Williaam
Ondhong
Village hunts for missing big stick in Roosevelt era tale
In Koosevele a village searches for a missing stout stick linked to a raffle that sparked concern. Detectives probe the unusual event as locals recall a bequest to the town and the odd ledger entries surrounding the object’s fate.
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Koosevele
A. Mate Adgeatt
Tna Bank
Teachiep
Ion
American Cruiser Sent to Haiti Revolt Scene
The Montana cruiser ordered from Guacanayabo Bay to Port au Prince to protect foreign interests as Haiti reels from revolution. The Nashville heads from Port au Prince toward Cape Haitian. U.S. policy favors stable governments and warns against recognizing violence. The issue involves French German and American railroad investments and February interest payments amid rising tensions.
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Aperial
Washington
Ormorea
Montana
Guacanayabo Bay
Culpa
Port Au Prince
Hayth
Folley
Érigis
Madison R
Smith
Hayti
Albese
Buijt
Patien
Latin
America
Mexico
Two Men Held for Alleged Fraud in Jacksonville
Special to The Ameringa reports Dr. James T. Langhead of Terre Haute Indiana is detained as a witness against Ed die Kennedy and Louie Levinson accused by police of trying to defraud Langhead of 2000 through an alleged wire tapping scheme. A Terre Haute friend said Langhead had drawn 9000 from the bank to bet here and was watched by local police.
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Ameringa
Jacksonville
Pia
James T. Langhead
Terre Haute
Ind
Eddie Kennedy
Louie Levinson
Langhead
Achemre
Fat Langhead
Crackacatt
Dayton Firemen Battle Flames Aided By Waite
City workers respond to multiple factory blazes with Dayton fire crews under the coordination of the City Manager, as several neighboring facilities remain threatened and emergency measures are stepped up.
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Dayton
Waite
Wind Fire Destroys Warehouse Row in Dayton
A major blaze in Dayton amplifies danger as wind drives flames through the Delco factory and lumber yards. Fire chiefs, led by Waite, direct four companies to protect all involved plants while two others battle near the big lumber yards. Total loss estimated between 100000 and 160000 dollars with several firms reporting tens of thousands in damage.
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Dayton
Ohio
Stockslager
Coffee Company
Waite
Ho MM Waite
Forsielh
Cincinnati
War Lumber Company
Mopumen Wer
Bic Deteo
First Street
Delco
Veral Hundred
Saud
SJ. McCortick
Gem City
American
Bpice and Coffee Company
Seek Woman Named by Girl Who Died
Alma Zink 21 of 2861 Victor Street died at home last night of peritonitis. Police search for a Hungarian woman named by the girl who had given her surgical treatment. Constable Stagnaro and Fotrtmeyer directed Dr Charles Stammett to hold a post mortem exam. Police say the girl had an appointment with the Hungarian woman last Saturday but was too ill to leave.
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Alma Zink
Victor Street
Power Fotrtmeyer
Stagnaro
Charlies Stammett
Government tightens control as tobacco trust plans emerge
Berlin dispatch reports the government pursuing strict measures on cigarette and tobacco trade. Munich sources note factories and shops monitored while officials withhold details, suggesting a coordinated plan to control the tobacco industry.
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Berlin
Munich
Wee. Oe
Ithe Tobacco Trust
Liner requests aid after steering gear failure en route
The American liner Plymouth sailed from New York January 16 and reported a sighting at the port today. The captain said steering gear was disarranged and the ship experienced heavy seas for the first four days of the voyage while under way.
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Bperial
Plymouth
Jan. Moe
Americn
New York
Weather outlook across states predicts colder turns
Ohio sees rain or snow with colder air settling in this period. Kentucky faces unsettled skies and probable rain with a drop in temperatures tonight. Indiana reports rain and a colder trend tonight. West Virginia shows mixed precipitation with a tendency toward colder conditions.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
West Virginia
Investigation of aULONG 10 Begin Monday in Ohio City
A bipartisan Special House committee will start hearing witnesses Monday as it probes whether Democratic members may retain their seats. The group, formed by Speaker and including two Democrats, one Progressive, and one Republican, plans to question Hoffman Orrsen Black and other officials over holding two state jobs. The brief session this day lasted about fifteen minutes with few members present.
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Dotanbus Bureau Cincianatt “American
Columbus
Ghie
House Committee
Swaht
Demiserate
John Niemerrot Righhard
Alton
Coutter
The
Moose
Prisoner Escapes in Arizona Camp Incident
An inmate charged with theft flees a camp after dining with Charles Price, a U S deputy. The escape occurs near the border as Price remains behind at the restaurant while the prisoner, Whitson, slips through the back and crosses about two hundred feet to reach the boundary.
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Nogales
Wis Orr
United States
Charles Price
Hal
Phoenix
Whitson
Acroga
Ms Price
Strike I$ Predicted by Cincinnati Machinists Union
The Cincinnati machinists unions are in a dampened state since a strike began at 10, with 4500 men potentially affected. Organizers claim 3500 have joined the union and a wage demand will be submitted to employers.
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Cincinnati
Nicholas Dein
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