Spain's Cabinet Out After Dissent With King Over Clemency
Madrid reports Premier Canalejas resigns after clashing with King Alfonso XIII over commuting the death sentence of Chuqueta, one of six culprits tied to the Cullera murder. The crisis follows broader Valencia strike tensions and Mo rocco negotiations.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Cullera
Valencia
Weyler
Francisco Ferrera
Modern School
Maura
Canalejas Y Mendes
Supreme Council of War and Marine
Canalejas
Chato Chequeta
Barcelona
Chuqueta
Cortes
Moret Y Prendergast
Senor Canalejas
French Cabinet Formed Under Premier Poincaré
Paris announces a new French cabinet headed by Premier Raymond Poincaré with Aristide Briand as justice minister and Léon Bourgeois in labor. The group pledges rapid ratification of the Franco German treaty on Morocco, Spanish talks, electoral reform, income tax, and a strong army and navy.
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Paris
Premier Poincaré
Raymond Poincare
Aristide Briand
Leon Bourgeois
Alexandre Miller
Theophile Delcasse
L. L. Klotz
Jules Steeg
Jean Dupuy
Jules Ams
M. le Brun
M. Giusthau
Fernand David
Interior
Paul Morel
Finante
Rene Bosmard
M. Chaumet
Beaux Arts
Leon Berard
Falliéres
Chamber of Deputies
Morocco
Birth of a New Astral System Seen From Mt Wilson
Special to The Times reports Dr. Edward A. Fath and Arnold Kohlschutter at Mt Wilson Observatory capturing a photograph of spiral nebulae appearing to crystallize into new suns. Amherst College's Prof. David P. Todd calls the observation plausible and urges larger telescopes, noting the process marks star formation from nebulous gas and hints at a second planetary system forming beyond our solar one.
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New York Times
Los Angeles
Edward A. Fath
Arnold Kohlschutter
The
Solar Observatory
Fath
Mount Wilson
David P. Todd
Amherst College Observatory
Times Office
Doctor Missing as Girl Dies in Pittsburgh Case
Pittsburgh police seek Rev. W. D. McFarland in connection with the death of Miss Elsie D. Coe, 28, a Pittsburgh High School clerk. McFarland, 60, once head of the high school academic department, also preached locally and later led United Presbyterian Mission Schools in Greeneville, Tennessee. Coroner says Miss Coe claimed visiting Greeneville where he treated her. A former bank official now with Westinghouse in Chicago is under surveillance there in the case.
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New York Times
Pittsburgh
Penn
W. D. McFarland
Elsie D. Coe
Pittsburgh High School
McFarland
Miss Coe
United Presbyterian Mission Schools
Greeneville
Tenn
C. Jamison
cHarand
Westinghouse Electric Company
Chicago
Robbery Hits Brooklyn Cobbler in Fulton Street Shop
Two Italian men robbed and beat Aug ustin o Santacroze at 876 Fulton Street near Waverly Avenue in Brooklyn yesterday. They demanded money, struck him with a blackjack, and fled after ransacking the shop leaving a revolver, a blackjack, and an old shoe behind. Santacroze reported losing little or nothing of value.
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Brooklyn
Augustino Santacroze
Fulton Street
Waverly Avenue
Santacroze
Santacruze
Alleged Plagiarist Located in Hospital in Baltimore
United States officials report William Schilling of Toledo is confined at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore with pneumonia on a copyright charge. He allegedly copied sections of acts two and three of the play A Fool There Was into his skit The Vampire Fool. Porter Emerson Browne and Klaw & Erlinger filed the complaint. an indictment followed last November. M G Bloch represented the author. A stenographic report of Schilling's play was filed for comparison.
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New York Times
Toledo
Ohio
United States
William Schilling
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Schilling
Porter Emerson Browne
Klaw & Erlanger
Schilli
M. G. Bloch
Bloch
Mince Pie Protests Reach Eastern Colleges
Boston January 14 Simmons College limits mince pie to once a year while Mount Holyoke banned it entirely. Wellesley allows it twice a year at Thanksgiving and Christmas to ease homesick students. Critics call it indigestible and bad for the complexion. faculty rulings rarely reverse.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Simmons College
Mount Holyoke College
Simmons
Wellesley
Chilean Cabinet resigns after year in office
The Chilean Cabinet, in office for one year, has resigned. Prime Minister and ministers stepped down in a surprising move signaling political shakeup in Santiago. Regime officials did not immediately name successors.
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Santiago
Chile
Sailed SS President Lincoln from Southampton
Shipping notes report the SS President Lincoln sailed from Southampton on January 14. A brief item mentions Florida service via Seaboard Air Line and four electric lighted steel trains, with references to Joede Tass Broadway and advertisers.
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President Lincoln
Southampton
Florida
Seaboard Air Line
Six Die in Pennsylvania Railroad Crossing Tragedy
Six people from Torresdale were killed when a Fittsburgh New York express struck their carriage at Pearsons Station near Torresdale. The driver Davidson and five women perished, with two others dying en route to hospital. The crossing guard known as Tony was late for his post.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
New York
Pearsons Station
Torresdale
Davidson
Charles
O'Connor
Nellie
Gallagher
Rose
Roddy
Mary
Malloy
Bridget
Garritty
Agnes
St. Dominick’s Church
Holmesburg
Agnes Garrity
Alexander M. Biddle
Walter Massey
Tony
John Randall
Ohio wreck injures 34 near Carey on Big Four train
A Big Four train derailment three miles north of Carey Ohio injures 34 passengers. W. H. Hoskin of Detroit and two others with internal injuries may die. The dining car caught fire but was extinguished. Passengers crawled or were dragged from the wreckage as rescuers aided.
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The
New York Times
Kenton
Ohio
Carey
W. H. Hoskin
Detroit
Pearl Raymond
Bay City
Mich
W. Cornell
Coldwater
Cornell
Joseph Ornie
London
Canada
A. B. Lockwood
Cincinnati
Wilson in Bacon's Place Ambassadorship Hinted
Washington reports indicate a possible shift in diplomatic posts with Huntington Wilson, currently First Assistant Secretary of State, eyed for the France ambassadorship after Robert Bacon's resignation. Knox supports the nomination, though no candidate has been chosen yet. If Wilson is named, Dawson may succeed him at the State Department.
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New York Times
Washington
Robert Bacon
France
Knox
Huntington Wilson
Bacon
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
United States
Taft
Fire Chief Stricken After City Blazes in New Haven
Nine fires over two days crippled New Haven Fire Department Chief Rufus Farber who was rushed by car to State Hospital with acute appendicitis. Emergency operation considered as long serving Chief Fancher noted among veteran firefighters amid the strain and confusion of the blazes.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Rufus Farber
Fire Department
State Hospital
Fancher
American Troops in China and Foreshadowed Partition
Stephen Bonsal analyzes American involvement in China and the anticipated division of influence. The piece discusses wartime conditions and the United States role in shaping events after the war, foreshadowing future partition considerations to be explored in depth in a forthcoming Times feature.
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Stephen’ Bonsal
Posse on Skates Hunts Down Man on Ice
On Saxis Island Delmar Delaware January 14 a mob of ice skaters and scooter sleigh riders hunted down George Linton 60 after he allegedly assaulted Mrs J T Weaver 27 in her home. Detect ive Branch of Norfolk aided with bloodhounds but trail was erased by a sleet storm. Linton surrendered amid public pressure and police protection as Mrs Weaver remained in serious condition.
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New York Times
Delmar
Del
J. T. Weaver
Saxis Island
Detective Branch
Norfolk
Linton
Delmaar
Weaver
Judge Dineen Rescued After Icy Plunge at Sheepshead Bay
Manhattan Municipal Court Judge Thomas P. Dineen went ice fishing with friends at Sheepshead Bay. His weight and a drifting sloop caused ice to crack, and he plunged into freezing water. Rescuers pulled him out after rope and boards were fetched. he warmed by the crowd and pledged to start a winter bathing club.
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Manhattan
Sheepshead Bay
Dineen
Hark Nice
Tucker Evans
Osborn
Church to Hold Dances in Guild Hall
St James Church plans to expand efforts against public dance halls by opening a free dancing school for children in the Guild Hall. City authorities have blamed dance halls for harming Milwaukee girls and church officials hope proper dancing and a wholesome environment will deter later public gatherings.
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New York Times
Milwaukee
Wis
St. James Church
Guild Hall
Scream Brings Help as Attacked Stenographer Beaten
Helen Buchan, a 21 year old stenographer, was attacked on Shaw Avenue near Union Course after leaving a Brooklyn theater train. Three men assaulted her, stole rings and a muff, and left her unconscious. August Danner and wife found her and summoned help. Police have no solid suspects yet.
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Union Course
L. I
Long Island
Richmond Hill
Shaw Avenue
Second Street
John Buchan
Brooklyn
Buchans
Eighth Street
August Danner
Highth Street
Mr. Danner
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ozone Park
Brother fatally wounds younger on hunting trip
In Swains Allegany County New York John Dodge 11 was killed by an accidental shotgun discharge from his 16 year old brother Edward during a BB gun hunt. A slug blasted the head and the tragedy occurred this morning.
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New York Times
Rochester
N. Y
John Dodge
Swains
Allegany County
Edward
Southern Railway Advertisement Promotes High Class Service
Advertisement touts Southern Railway as a carrier of the south with daily trains from New York to the bou and high class service. Mentions address 264 Fifth Ave New York and contact phone 2214.
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Southern Railway
Nrough
New York
N. Y
A. St
Madison Yagcado
Morgan Kahn Frick Parley Sparks Paris Meeting Hopes
The Lusitania voyage of Otto Kahn to London and Paris stirs Paris as plans for a meeting among J P Morgan, Otto Kahn, and Henry Frick emerge. Officials anticipate a Paris gathering within days.
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Morgan-Kahn-Frick Parley
New York Times
Paris
Otto Kahn
Lusitania
London
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Kahn
Mr. Frick
King George's Nepal Shooting Expidition Photographs
Photographs of King George's Nepal hunting trip arrived in England and appear in the Daily Mirror. The Mirror notes the King added to his shooting record with a total bag of thirty nine tigers, twenty four of which felled by his gun, and reports a tiger and bear brought down with both barrels.
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Marconi
New York Times
London
King George
Nepal
England
Daily Mirror
Mirror
Ramsay MacDonald Sees German Socialist Victory as Peace Signal
London January 14 James Ramsay MacDonald Socialist MP for Leicester says the German Socialists victory demonstrates German workers favoring peace. He believes it could facilitate improving Anglo German relations for any English minister pursuing genuine reconciliation.
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London
James Ramsay MacDonald
Leicester
Oldest New York Voter Ira Webb Dies at 106
Ira Webb, a resident of Lestershire, N Y died in McDonough at age 106. He was believed to be New York State’s oldest voter. He rode to the polls each election and cast a straight Republican ticket. Webb spoke with Gov Hughes on his 101st birthday and kept active in his garden each summer.
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New York Times
Binghamton
N. Y
Ira Webb
New York State
Lestershire
McDonough
Webb
Gov. Hughes
Lost Opal Ring Sparks Cross-Continent Romance
In Los Angeles on January 14 a ring loss during a Wagner opera performance led to a search that uncovered a patron who had found Miss Bedloe Armstrong's opal ring. The incident fostered a friendship with Arthur E. Wilfred Tuthill, who then traveled across the continent to pursue marriage with Armstrong, daughter of broker F W Armstrong.
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New York Times
Los Angeles
Cal
Bedloe Armstrong
FW. Armstrong
Arthur E. Wilfred Tuthill
Miss Armstrong
Netherwood
N. J
Tuthill
Mr. Tuthill
Free Ex-Convict Faces Modern Los Angeles
Charles Miller, 44, after twenty years in San Quentin, walks free in Los Angeles. He is astonished by street life and the hobble skirt. A picture in hand prompts his exclamations as traffic and a calliope on a passing automobile startle him. Miller studied mathematics in prison and now works as a surveyor with instruments provided by the Russell Sage Foundation.
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New York Times
Los Angeles
Cal
San Quentin
Charles Miller
Mars
Miller
Bey
Russell Sage Foundation
Russian Refugee Joins Tufts College Student Body
Jacob Sanerich, a young Russian refugee, enrolled at Tufts College Medford Mass. He fled Russia after 1905 06 disturbances and a price on his head, traveling via Hamburg and stowing away on a boat to reach the United States. He later earned funds to support his education here.
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New York Times
Medford
Mass
Jacob Sanerich
Tufts College
Hamburg
Russia
Sanerich
Social Democratic Party
W. E. D. Stokes Showing Improvement
Dr. J. P. Thornley of the Ansonia Hotel reported W. E. D. Stokes, ill since November 30, has improved greatly. He has been sitting up all day and is now progressing after a period of acute indigestion that struck during the Graham trial.
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J. P. Thornley
Ansonia Hotel
W. E. D. Stokes
Mr. Stokes
Ethel
Conrad
Lillian Graham
Schumann-Heink Separates From William Rapp and Plans Divorce
Mme Schumann-Heink, famed soprano, has separated from husband William Rapp and says she will sue for divorce. She cites no quarrel but notes her eight children, their needs, and her long devotion to them as the motive, while insisting no scandal attends the split.
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New York Times
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Schumann- Heink
William Rapp
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Schumann-Heink
Rapp
Mme. Schumann-Heink
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Tyo
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Jersey
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Court of Common Pleas
Trenton
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N. J
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