Dissolution Pact Reaches With New Haven Railroad
The Wilson Administration secures a broad settlement dissolving the New York New Haven Hartford system without litigation. Agreement cancels the Boston Albany pact, disposes of B&M holdings and trolley lines, and preserves current operations while plans are worked out with Justice Department officials. Elliott and Yale’s Hindley announce a constructive, peaceful settlement favoring New England transportation.
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New Haven
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Department of Justice
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Fastern Steamship Corporation
Maine Steamship Company
Howard Elliott
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Boston
Walker D. Hines
New York
Tesse Co. Adkins
Frank M. Packer
Department of Judice
Howard Piliott
Arthur T Hadhey
L.S. Storrs
New England
Dr Howard A Kelly Faces Medical Ethics Inquiry
Dr Howard A Kelly may be charged with violating medical ethics over his comments on radium and cancer. The Maryland Medical and Chirurgical Faculty Committee on Honor referred the matter to a January 23 general meeting, with a letter sent to prominent faculty members and Kelly.
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Committee On Honor
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Kelly
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Medical and
Williams
KO Kell
Salvation Army to Ship 700 to London for Congress
Salvation Army plans charter of the entire second cabin of the Olympic to sail June 20 with 700 officers and soldiers bound for London to attend the International Congress. Miss Evangeline Booth will lead a staff of 100 musicians in four brass bands. about 10 000 delegates from 54 countries are anticipated. New York will send the largest foreign contingent. Only duty-bound officers have expenses covered. others pay their own. A Strand hall is being built for congress sessions with Gen Bramwell Booth presiding. about 60 000 Salvationists will join the monster parade. NY officers named include Col. Will iam Peart Col. W H Cox W A McIntyre Col E J Parker Col Alexander Damon Col Neilson Col Margetts Col W F Jenkins Brig J Richard Wisedman and Brig Carlier.
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London
Evangeline Booth
United States
New York
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Booth
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W. H. Cox
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Neilson
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Misquoted remarks deny radium cost savings claim
Dr. Richard B. Moore, Denver radium research chief, says a Denver press story claiming he announced 70 percent savings is false. He explains the statement was made privately at a Chamber of Commerce Mining Committee meeting and not at a public venue. He confirms only that radium production costs average about one quarter of the current price.
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Denver
Col
Washington
Richard B. Moore
Chamber of Commerce
Baltic storm submerges German villages and ports
A Baltic Sea storm floods villages along Jamunsche Buckowsche Lakes in Koeslin Putzig Pillau and surrounding areas. Villages like Wussicken Damkerort Stolpmuende Karwenbruch and the Frisches Haff fortress area face inundation as rescue teams mobilize and shore defenses collapse under high tides.
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Germany
Baltic
Jamunsche
Hbuckowsche
Cara
Wussicken
Buckowsche Lake
Stolpmuende
Flood Disasters Hit Liege and Namur Provinces
Floods in Liege and Namur provinces reach disaster levels with millions in damage. Valleys of the Menz Vesdre and Ourthe Rivers flood villages towns railroads submerged. Liege area sees six feet rise in twelve hours and more water pouring over the Gileppe dam. Roads between Liege and Verviers inundated as mills factories and electric plants suspend operations. Vesdre valley waters reach the first floor of many homes.
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Verviers
World Steel Trains Schedule Includes Bea choard Limited
Four world steel trains including the Bea choard Limited arrive Palm Beach at 9 50 PM and Tampa at 6 00 PM with a 10 30 AM departure, routing through Pine Y to Pelomeda Ueba Atlanta Shimingam Pinehurst Camden Southern Pines area on Broadway 1 184.
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Sabre Rule Upheld by Army Courts
Berlin dispatch reports court martial and appeals court acquittals of Col. von Reuter Lieut Schad and Lieut von Forstner in the Zabern incident. Verdicts claim military prerogative prevented civil authority intervention amid Alsace Lorraine tension. Public reaction splits along political lines with liberal, radical, and nationalist responses.
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High Seas Overwhelm Homes Along Jersey Coast
Summary notes a Sunday Times issue with coastal danger near New Jersey, highlighting exposure of homes to sea surges. Features include society items, upcoming weddings, and various sections on arts, science, politics, and entertainment.
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Brenta
Vatican Rejects Anna Gould Appeal in High Court
Cardinals of the Segnatura Tribunal rejected Duchess de Talleyrand Anna Gould's appeal against the Rota Tribunal verdict annulling her marriage to Count Ronit de Castellano. The case will return to the Rota for trial as the court noted evidentiary questions and service issues.
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France
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London
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Elderly Brooklyn Man Found After Three Day Missing Ordeal
William A. Edgar, eighty five, disappeared from 254 Stuyvesant Ave Brooklyn on Wednesday. After a citywide alarm and hospital checks he was found Thursday afternoon at Bellevue Hospital and returned home in serious condition.
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Blackwell's Island
Mr. Edgar
Fat Bull and Dopey Benny Gangsters Held for Arlington Hall Slaying
Edward Morris known as Fat Bull and several Dopey Benny gang members are in custody over the Arlington Hall shooting that killed Frederick Straus and wounded others. Police credit informant Lipsig and a lengthy inquiry by Deputy Commissioner Dougherty and Inspector Faurot.
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St. Mark's Place
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Straus
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S18
Broadway
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East
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Brooklyn
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le Hldridge Street
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Jefferson Market Court
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Winterbottom
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Hester Street
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Atlantic Coast El Inf trains to Florida Cuba and south
Advertisement for the Standard Railroad of the South offering daily trains to Florida Cuba and the south with schedule times 9:15 A M 12:35 noon 3:34 and 0:30 P M from 1218 Broadway contacting Madison Square 1460-Adv.
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Centenarian Julia Conkling to be fete at Williamsburg home
Mrs. Julia Ann Conkling of 606 Humboldt Street Williamsburg marks her 100th birthday today born January 11 1814 in Rutgers Street a descendant of the Halcome family long established in New York City. Neighbors plan a fitting celebration praising plain living and hard work. The item includes railway ad copy for Southern Railway services.
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Mrs Tillman Surrenders Post Office in Geneva
Mrs Ida O Tillman the postmistress at Geneva Alabama surrendered her office to appointed successor W T Kenan after townspeople bought her property. She said she is ill and unable to continue the fight and wished to serve out her term to fund new post office quarters.
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Geneva
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Ida O. Tillman
W. T. Kenan
Beachey Falls In Biplane At Oakland Flight
Beachey suffered a slight injury after his biplane failed during ascent in Oakland. His mechanician signaled him to descend and Beachey swerved to avoid an automobile, resulting in the crash.
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Cal
Lincoln
Oakland
Steel Mills Resume Full Time Operations Nationwide
Several independent steel mills announced they would resume full operation next Monday due to renewed orders totaling about 100000 tons of finished steel for immediate delivery. The move impacts about 5000 idle or part time workers as the industry mood improves. In the Calumet region the Illinois Steel Cary works added seventy coke ovens to active service and the American Sheet and Tin Plate Mills increased output.
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Taft Refrs His Clothes After Weight Loss
New Haven Conn January 10 Loss of weight forces former President Taft to have clothes ripped and altered He sent thirty five pairs of trousers to a local tailor to be resized His weight loss totals eighty pounds reducing his waist to 48 inches from when in office The tailor will adjust thirty five coats and waistcoats to fit the new measurements.
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New Haven
Conn
Willam H. Taft
Chicago to Open Municipal General Store
Chicago officials plan a City store to aid the poor with essentials. The Finance Committee set aside 25000 in the 14 budget for the Unemployed Commission to run the store, with purchases limited to those vouched for by the county agent. Merchandise and food will be sold at cost plus operating expenses.
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Three Thousand Idle In San Francisco to Work Next Week
In San Francisco 3000 unemployed to be employed next week with 1000 on government reservations nearby. Washington authorized 5000 for the program. Others will work on boulevards and patch improvements. Workers to be chosen from a registry of 7000.
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Washington
Explosion kills 12 miners at Davis Creek Coal Mine
Twelve men three white and seven black were killed in a gas explosion at the Rock Castle mine of the Davis Creek Coal Company south of Birmingham. More than 200 workers were present. rescuers arrived but found only remaining victims. The blast, likely gas ignition of dust, cut short a routine shift.
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Ala
Rock Castle
Davis Creek Coal Company
Tuscaloosa County
Rand defence referred to War secretary in Ohio controversy
Major Lewis H. Rand of the Engineer Corps faces questions from Muskingum County Ohio Supervisors over a remark about local residents in Duncan The issue reaches Secretary of War Edwin M Stanton who promised action on Monday Rand says his language was innocent and meant only to note the bridge works were adequate despite drunken or elderly pedestrians
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Muskingum County
Ohio
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Garrison
Ohio River District
Cincinnati
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Duncaun
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Ojinaga Falls To Villa Rebels After Two-Week Battle
Report from Presidio Texas describes Villa's forces overrunning Ojinaga after two weeks of heavy artillery and shrapnel fire. 2,600 Federal troops surrendered or fled across the Rio Grande, with 2,360 prisoners counted on the American side and 500 more captured by Villa.
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Ojinaga
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