Ballinger Calls for Broad Senate Probe Into Interior Dept
Secretary Ballinger writes Senator Jones requesting a wide Senate investigation covering the Interior Department and Forest Service amid charges that pernicious activity by forestry officers inspired attacks on Ballinger. He names no officers but cites Overton Price and A C Shaw as involved and seeks a probe beyond Alaska coal claims.
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New York Times
Washington
Senator Jones
Senate
Interior Department
Ballinger
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Forestry Service
Overton W. Price
A. C. Shaw
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House
Hitchcock
Nebraska Democrat
Alaska
Balinger
State of
Etsee M. Jones
United States
Congress
General Land Office
Department of the Interior
Territory of
R. A. Ballinger
Benefit for Irish Party at New Amsterdam Theatre
The New Amsterdam Theatre hosted a benefit for the Irish Parliamentary Party led by T. P. O Connor M P. The program featured Margaret Anglin Raymond Hitchcock and Donald Brian among others and a talk by O Connor praising American aid for Irish freedom. Eusapia Paladino the Italian medium did not appear due to fatigue.
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Irish Parliamentary Party
T. P. O'Connor
M. P
Ireland
O’connor
O’connor, After the Various Numbers of the Bill Had Been Concluded. Mr. O’connor
Klaw & Erlanger
New York
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Grace George
Frank Warehing
Theatrical Mechanics’ Association
Parnell
Fitzgerald
Irish Reform League of America
Broadway
Donald Brian
Eusapia Paladino
Aptee
Breward Carrington
Threatened ex-actor Adamson traced to Mills Hotel arrest
George Adamson, a former actor who escaped from Central Islip asylum, was traced to the Mills Hotel in Manhattan and arrested after a letter to Cyril Scott threatened actors. He will be returned to Central Islip. The note, signed Margret Nadill, warned of harm to those seen as persecuting him.
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Bijou
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Central Islip
Mills Hotel
Thirtysixth Street
Seventh Avenue
Scott
Margret Nadill
Havemeyer
Adamson
Islip
Marcus Heyman
Mcl Illiget
Curry
West Thirtieth Street
Bellevue
Brady's Playhouse to Rise on Forty-Eighth Street
William A. Brady plans a new theatre in Forty-eighth Street near Broadway named the Playhouse with Old English Tudor design. Grace George will head the annual season. stage lighting will mimic sun moon and mist. Cornerstone ceremony to be presided by Miss George.
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William A. Brady
Forty-eighth Street
Broadway
Playhouse
Prince Regent Theatre
Munich
Romar
Grace George
Mr. Brady
Miss George
Savage to Stage Miss Patsy in January Farce
H. W. Savage to produce the new year’s first show Miss Patsy a farce by Sewell Collins from a German play Lori Pollinger by Franz Shoenthan with cast including Gertrude Quinlan Frances Ring Charles Gotthold Thomas Meighan Mary Cecil Josephine Brown Inez Shannon Jennie Lamont. First performance at the Armory Theatre Binghamton New York on January 10.
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Miss Patsy
W. Savage
Sewell Collins
Lori Pollinger
Franz Shoenthan
Gertrude Quinlan
Frances Ring
Charles Gotthold
Thomas Meighan
Mary Cecil
Josephine Brown
Inez Shannon
Jennie Lamont
Armory Theatre
Binghamton
N. Y
Three Die In Brooklyn Factory Blaze On Tiffany Place
A fire at Edward B. Jordan & Co. cabinet makers in Brooklyn between Harrison and Degraw Streets cost three lives and caused about 100000 dollars in damage. Victims included Max Granowitzer and Salvatore Bambero with an unidentified man. rescue efforts and investigations followed as flames spread through the four story building.
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Brooklyn
Edward B. Jordan & Co
Max Granowitzer
Salvatore Bambero
Cheever Place
Lally
Epambero
Granowitzer
Metz
Laaders
Frank Owens
Frederick Sweet
John Murray
Amity Street
Abram S.hewitt
Seth Low
New Yorker
Harrison Street
Jordan
Frederick Levy & Co
Jordan Firm
Degraw Street
Steamship Harry Luckenbach Burned and Sunk at Brooklyn Pier
Flames engulfed the Luckenbach at Beard's Stores in Erie Basin Brooklyn last night and the ship sank after the blaze spread end to end. The 45,000 bags of sugar cargo valued at about 175000 were practically destroyed. Captain John Dalton led the crew as fire and water damaged the hold and the vessel went down though its upper structure remained.
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Luckenbach Insular Line
Beard’s
van Brunt Street
Brooklyn
Hugh Plunkett
Beard
Plunkett
Tiffany Place
New Yorker
John Dalton
Clever Rogue At Plaza Hotel Stages Forged Name Heist
Plaza detectives chased a stylish stranger who used a forged guest name to obtain cigars a fine dinner and a $35 unpaid check last Saturday. He fled in a taxicab, pursued by detectives in another car, and police expect an arrest within a day.
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Corju
Pigeas
House adjourns quickly for holidays with Dalzell likely presiding
The House met for about ten minutes today before adjourning until January 4. The sole business was the designation of centre Dalzell as presiding officer in Speaker Seaburns absence.
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Washington
Eentre Dalzell Oe
Seacn
Chase for Escaped Lunatics After Asylum Fire
Fire destroyed the north wing of the Jacksonville Illinois asylum tonight allowing many inmates to escape. Policemen and farmers pursued them and later returned all to the institution. Rumors spoke of patients left behind and women roaming the streets wrapped in blankets. Citizens helped battle the blaze and aid in saving inmates.
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Jacksonville
Ill
Insane Asylum
ROUT ZELAYA ARMY BATTLE AT CUSTOM HOUSE IN CORINTO
The force under Rodr Zapata Zelaya battles near the Custom House at Corinto to collect receipts as a $600,000 claim is considered but not believed to be planned as a course of action.
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Corinto
Howee
Madriz inaugurated as Nicaragua's president amid unrest
José Madriz was inaugurated in Managua with a vow to end the fratricidal war and uphold peace with liberty. Zelaya challenged the ceremony, while demonstrators cried death to Zelaya and Viva Estrada, and U S citizens sought protection as riots hit Granada.
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Nicaragua
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Zelaya
Madriz
Julian Irias
Order of the Legion of Honor
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Congress
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Viva Estrada
United States
Granada
Corinto
Rudolph Downing
Madriz Victory Seen Favorable by Mexican Officials
Mexico City reports Dr. José Madriz elected President of Nicaragua is viewed positively by Mexican Foreign Relations Minister Ignacio Mariscal. He notes Madriz’s prudence and honesty, and says Mexico has no Nicaragua candidate. Mariscal discusses Central American federation timing and potential gunboat issues if Zelaya seeks refuge.
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José Madriz
Nicaraugua
Ignacio Mariscal
Mexico
Nicaragua
Madriz
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Mariscal
Central America
Zelaya
Guerrero
Corinto
Zelaya May Take the Field
A dispatch from Port Limon Costa Rica reports the Nicaraguan Zelaya regime leader in San Jose has sent a telegram saying unrest remains but may end satisfactorily He notes his candidate was rejected and he has ordered terms with the revolutionaries to avert American intervention He may hand over command if Madriz is accepted.
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Port Limon
Costa Rica
Zelaya
San Jose
Madriz
Vasquez
Berlin dealer Hans Greven arrives with eighty one paintings
Hans Greven a Berlin art dealer arrived aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II with eighty one paintings he hopes to exhibit in New York under the American Art Association. He names a Holbein Durer Rembrandt and Van Dyck as part of the collection.
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Berlin
New York
American Art Association
Holbein
Durer
Rembrandt
and & van Dyck
Satolli's Condition Unchanged in Rome
Cardinal Satolli remains in unchanged condition in Rome after a telegram of sympathy and affection from Archbishop O Connell of Boston was gratefully received.
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Rome
O'Connell
Boston
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