Extra Session on March 15 Threatens Other Issues
Washington reports Gov Wilson plans March 15 as the extra session date to tackle tariff revisions. Democratic leaders expect Ways and Means to finish revised schedules, with hearings starting next week and broader anti trust and currency questions possibly postponed. Republican resistance may be perfunctory to speed tariff action and limit debate.
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Last Motor Bandit Nourry Captured in Paris
Alexander Nourry alias Robert, the last member of the Bonnot gang, was arrested in Montmartre with two burglars during inquiries into a villa sacking. A burglar attacked an inspector. Nourry lay in bed with hands under a pillow as four officers forced entry. He admitted friendship with Bonnet but said nothing about his role.
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Bonnot
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Bonnet
Buns
Girl Abducted From Home Escapes Near Police Station
Carmela Dimare, 19, of Rochester New York, told Elizabeth Street Police that four men abducted her from in front of her home Tuesday night and forced her aboard a train. She reached New York City yesterday morning and, after wandering frightened, was directed to the police by an Italian woman. Rochester Police verified her story after telephoning their chief and an alarm had been sent. Detectives will question her before she returns to Rochester, and her parents are expected to come to New York. The report also notes Carmela Dimaree, three days married to a young Italian, with claims her parents forced the match, sparking some friends to think she went to New York in protest.
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Rochester
N.Y
Elizabeth Street
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O'Leary
Merney
New York
Mangin
Children's Society
City
New York Times
Noculester
Carmela Dimaree
Hiailan
Warrington Apartments Robbery Suspect Arrested in Los Angeles
Police tied a daylight burglary at the Warrington Apartments, 161 Madison Avenue, to C. Il. Rosenthal alias Hi Rogers, arrested in Los Angeles. About 25 000 dollars in jewelry vanished from multiple rooms on Nov 2. Private detectives probe a Fifth Avenue jewelers theft of nearly 20 000 dollars in valuables.
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Madison Avenue
Worlthy
Los Angeles
C. Il
Rtosenthal
Hi. Rogers
Tosenthal
Dougherty
Rosenthal
Rogers
Los Arceles
Fifth Avenue
Jewelers’ ‘Alliance ‘Society of the
United States
Turks Yield on Adrianople as Allies Press For Boundaries
The Turkish delegation proposals open talks with the Allies on ceding European provinces west of Adrianople while Albania gains autonomy and Crete awaits a decision. Turkey refuses to surrender the Aegean Islands, flagged as Asiatic Turkish possessions. The Bulgarians demand Adrianople, warning of renewed war if not conceded, as troop movements and German-supplied munitions appear in preparation.
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Adrianople
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Crete
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Balkan
Rechad Pasha
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Thrace
Rne
Constantinople
Playground Commission Appointees Valued At Millions
Four appointees to West Orange New Jersey’s first Playground Commission are linked to vast wealth. Mrs Alfred B Jenkins Richard M Colgate Charles C Goodrich and Edgar L Newhouse hold fortunes from Jenkins Brothers Colgate & Co Goodrich Tire and American Smelting with Colgate’s brother Austen Colgate also a donor.
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New York Times
West Orange
N. J
Samuel A. Muta
Alfred B. Jenkins
Richard M. Colgate
Charles C. Goodrich
Edgar L. Newhouse
Jenkins
Jenkins Brothers of
New York
Colgate & Co
American Smelting Company
Col. Austen Colgate
Orange Playground
Cause
Orange Playground Commission
Abolition of the Last Russian Serfs Adopted
The Council of the Empire in St. Petersburg approves a law ending the final remnants of serfdom in Russia. The emancipation plan, begun in 1861 with regional exemptions, reaches its final abolition after decades of transitional rules, with Premier Kokovtzoff supporting the measure as it clears the Duma.
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Council of the Empire
Russia
Caucasus
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Duma
Turkish counter proposals spark tense London conference
Ottoman delegates reveal counter proposals after Rechad Pasha urges shifting adjudication to great powers. Allies reject the plan, warning that failure to negotiate could renew hostilities in Southeastern Europe. Greek Premier Venizelos oversees a heated session. Continued on Page 4.
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Rechad Pasha
Turkey
Europe
M. Venizelos
Pechad Pasha
Adrianople
New York Times Annual Financial Review Overview
The New York Times compiles a comprehensive year in review of stock exchange activity, bank transactions, commerce, farming and mining production, major industries, and government finances. Europe’s finances and leading writers contribute insights as the publication outlines financial trends and forecasts. Order in advance.
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The
New York Times Annual Financial Review
Stock Exchange
Europe
Fire Prevention Order Targets Old Theatres in Times Square
The Fire Prevention Bureau has issued orders against Daly's Savoy Dewey and Olympia theatres for unsafe emergency exits and crowded balconies. Officials say about 35 percent of older theatres may face action as cases expand next week, with Gane's Theatre cited for balcony violations and ongoing efforts near Herald Square.
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John P. Slowe
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Sxood
Shubert
Srire Prevention Bureau
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Rutherford Mayne
New York
Daly's Theatre
A. Judson Hyatt
Savoy Theatre
Dewey Theatre
Olympia Theatre
Fourteenth Street
Fifteenth Street
Gane's Theatre
Moving Picture
Broadway
Thirty-first Street
Gane’s
New
Times Square
Bureau
Herald Square
Atlantic Coast Line Express Schedule Change
Beginning January 6 train No. 85 known as the Atlantic Coast Line Express will depart from Pennsylvania B Station at 9 15 A M. for Florida and the South.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic Coast Line
Pennsylvania B
Florida
South
Rockefeller Subpoena Bid Sparks House Action
Washington intensifies push to arrest William Rockefeller for Pujo investigation as 12 new deputy sergeants at arms join search. Riddell says Congress may issue a warrant to compel Rockefeller to testify, he is described as ill with a choking throat, staying near his Fifth Avenue home amid mounting legal pressure.
Grand Duke Exiled Over Royal Marriage
A St Petersburg gazette reports Grand Duke Michael, brother of the Czar, is removed from his mounted guards and ordered to reside eleven months away from the capital. The action follows his marriage to Mme Sheremetievskaia and may affect attendance at the Romanoff tercentenary celebrations. The priest who officiated faces punishment.
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London
Daily News
St. Petersburg
Michael
Mme. Sheremetievskaia
Alarm for Francis Joseph Health Report From Vienna
Vienna dispatch reports the Papal Nuncio in Vienna sent a disquieting health update on Emperor Francis Joseph aged 87 to the Vatican. The notice arrives despite official Viennese press announcements and has caused widespread anxiety.
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New York Times
London
Vienna
Daily Mail
Francis Joseph
Vatican
Parcel post delivers dog and meat to Yonkers
Among the first items in the new parcel post at Yonkers was a brindle Staffordshire type dog sent in a crate addressed to Willam Treéiver at 40 Woodworth Avenue. When Postmaster Warren learned a second package contained meat he delivered it in his carriage to ensure it could be eaten that night.
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Yonkers
Willam Treéiver
Woodworth Avenue
Warren
Rockefeller Loses In Golf Debut Of New Year
Tarrytown New York January 1 John D Rockefeller loses his first golf match of the year to Elias Johnson. he played against Frederick J Hall and B Johnson and conceded defeat. Rockefeller remarked he is not superstitious and plans a quick recovery. He praised the weather and the holiday atmosphere.
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New York Times
Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
Elias’ Johnson
Frederick J. Hall
I -B. Johnson
Rockefeller
Rich Widow Lost in Storm Near Chambers Lake
Mrs Alien McMillan a 55 year old wealthy widow who recently moved from California is missing in a Duzzard at Chambers Lake near the Continental Divide. Forest rangers and volunteers have searched the storm battered hills since noon last Tuesday.
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Alien McMillan
California
Chambers Lake
Continental Divide
Rescued Eight From East Lehigh Mine In Tamaqua
Rescuers opened a passage at East Lehigh mine in Tamaqua to free nine miners who had been trapped for thirty five hours after earth and water collapsed an abandoned working. Miners were aided by John and William Berry Paul C Richards Robert McAffee Frank Rhubright Elmer Heisler Frank Allish and Ludwig Schiabbel. Two required hospital care Allish and Schlabbel.
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Penn
East Lehigh
Curran
Brennan
John
William~ Berry
Paul C. Richards
Robert McAffee
Frank Rhubright
Elmer Heisler
Frank Allish
Ludwig Schiabbel
Joseph Walters
Allish
Schlabbel
Girl slain at cemetery and boxer fatally shoots man
In Boston on New Year’s Day Mildred Donovan of Revere, 25, was found dead at Holy Cross Cemetery in Malden with facial injuries suggesting murder. At the same hour James Jennings alias Kid Carter shot and killed George McPherson in a saloon, then confessed to killings elsewhere. Identification came from Miss Donovan’s brother-in-law Theodore G Sears, who noted she had been with Jennings New Year’s Eve.
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New York Times
Boston
Mildred Donovan
Revere
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
James B. Jennings
Kid Carter
George McPherson
West Canton Street
West Dedham Street
Miss Donovan
Theodore G. Sears
Winter Homes in the South advertised for affluent travelers
Aiken South Carolina and Augusta Georgia highlighted as dry bracing climate and superb golf links with palatial hotels. Reachable via Southern Railway from New York in a few hours. Office listed at 264 Fifth Ave corner 29th Street. Write for booklet titled Winter Homes in the South.
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8. C
Augusta
Southern Railway
New York
Fifth Av
29Th St
Sulzer Moves to Oust Verbeck Restores O’Ryan
Sulzer removes Verbeck from power and reinstates O’Ryan while attacking O’Ryan’s finances and inviting charges after a political clash over highway and civil service reforms. Sulzer also questions Petticoat rule and pushes for centralized control of public works.
Gov Sulzeis Brist Day at Capritol Address
Governor Sulzeis arrives at the Capitol at 12 10 PM after walking from the Mansion to deliver the inaugural address before a large crowd on the Capitol steps. The new governor signals reforms including reappointing Daoncan W Veeck as State Superintendent of Public Works and abolishing the State Highway Commission in favor of a single commissioner with a Civil Service Commission appointment.
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Caprtel
Daoncan W. Veeck
Av Nees
Dix
State Highway Commission
Civil Service
Sulzer Restores Gen O Ryan to National Guard Command
Albany reports Gov. Sulzer, in his first act, restores Major General John F. O Ryan to command of the National Guard, removes Gen Verbeck, and rescinds orders creating a chief of staff and disbanding the divisional structure. The move signals a broader reorganization and aims to restore discipline and efficiency, with Sulzer insisting O Ryan was lawfully appointed and that Verbeck’s removal follows.
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Sulzer
John . Yihynan
National Guard
O'Ryan
Verbeck
Napoleon
O Ryan
O’ryan
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John Fr. O Ryan
William Verbeck
John F O'Ryan
Renata
Guard
Charles F. Roe
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