Inquiry on Mrs Eddy Status Sparks Court Inquiry
Boston dispatch reports Edwin Krauthoff asking Judge Braley to declare Mrs Mary Baker Eddy still an active officer of the Christian Science Church while litigation over the church manual continues. Judge Braley adjourned ruling and referred questions to Judge Dodge for master findings on Eddy status and the proposed manual revisions.
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Policeman Accused After Three Bullets Hit Brooklyn Library
A police officer in Brooklyn is accused after three bullets pierced the floor of his apartment and struck the New Utrecht branch library below. Bullets traveled through the floor and walls, causing damage and alarm. Detectives questioned the officer about the shooting as librarians and patrons reported the moment of the shots. The incident led to a police response and investigation into the officer’s involvement.
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Bernhardt Opens London Run and Hints at US Return
The Paris star Sarah Bernhardt opened in London last night and told Tribune correspondents she hoped to visit the United States soon. She praised France's support and expressed gratitude, saying she would travel again if possible. The 97 year old actress spoke from London on her plans and feelings.
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Brindell Fists Fly After Strike From Alderman Balks Prison Cell
Einstein honors Brindell as the Board blocks a unanimous vote. Weitzmann and prisoner Falconer are cited in a tense city hall scene with Freedom of City denied to a noted scientist amid protests and a strike incident. The article details a clash over civic honors and the political maneuvering that blocked the recognition.
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Menachim M. Uchen
Ben Zion Rossinson
Hylan
Gustave Hartman
Judge Hartman
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An. Pagesis
Sing Sing power and Brindell influence on city docks
From Sing Sing prison to the city docks Brindell’s former power persists as workers strike over higher wages on five Stapleton piers. Patrick Crowley is named Build ing Trades Council regent with authority to select the executive committee, signaling continued strong influence and policy control despite Brindell’s confinement.
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Prac- Helly
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Henry C. Munter
Cemeat
Hunter
Matthew McConville
Hoisting Engineers’ Union
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Dock and Hier Carpenters’ Union
McConvile
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Lockwood Committee
Alcoholic Melon Invented by Colorado Grower
W H Chandler a prominent melon grower contracts to raise one acre of watermelons for three Burlington real estate dealers. He will receive one dollar for each melon that reaches ten percent alcohol content. Half grown melons will be plugged with his own yeast then waxed and sealed. The yeast allegedly ferments sugars in the melon creating alcohol in the fruit.
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Chandler
Viscount Astor Resigns From Health Ministry Post
Viscount Astor resigns as Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Health. The aristocrat has been in Egypt and is reported to suffer lung trouble. He is the son of the late William Waldorf Astor and succeeded to the title in 1919.
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Industries Close Troops Mobilized Amid Miner Strife
Riots flare as miners clash with police at the Cochebathan mine in Fife and Warenill colliery near Edinburgh. Strikers seize an under-manager, thousands join the crowds, and government pressure grows on both sides to avert widespread mine closures and collapse of production. The scene stretches to South Wales, Lanarkshire, and eastern Scotland with injuries reported and safety crews tested urging restraint.
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Note to Tokyo on Yap and Pacific control discussed
Washington sent a new note to Britain France and Italy stating the United States does not recognize binding mandates on former German colonies. The note mentions Yap as a focal point and asserts U S voice on settlements. It notes Japan would keep the Yap mandate, while the United States would control cables through Yap if concessions are made. The act reflects interwar cable disputes and US stance under Harding.
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Paris to Use Strong Hand After May 1
Paris warns Germany that if reparations are not paid after May 1 France will act forcefully. Briand cites U S loyalty while de Jouvenel urges U S economic involvement to safeguard civilization. Briand says locating a path to reparation payments remains essential for European stability.
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Man Dives to Free 2 Trapped in Car in Bay Accident
Electrician Henjamin Leffler and neighbor Mrs Annie Lazarus escaped a submerged sedan after plummeting from Emmons Avenue into Sheepshead Bay. Rescuer Powler dived to open a door and pull Lazarus to safety, while Leffler followed and both later recovered. Leffler blamed loss of control during a turn. the car sank.
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Boy kills self over breakfast hurry in Pontiac
In Pontiac on April 5, eleven year old Kermit Brown shot himself in the basement of his home after his mother refused to hasten breakfast so he could play ball. He placed the shotgun against his breast and pulled the trigger.
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France Loses Population. Paris at Standstill in 1921 census
Paris reports show France losing about 5.7 percent of its population since 1911. Early returns indicate a 19 000 gain in four percent of the population area including Paris and Seine departments, while fifteen departments lost 617 000. Paris itself is at best stationary.
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Peace Talks With Charles Wilson 1918 Report
A fragment recounts 1918 peace discussions involving President Wilson and Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary. It notes private efforts to negotiate terms, mutual intermediaries, and shared views on disarmament, annexation limits, and Belgian emancipation. The letters discuss preparing for a peace conference and possible preliminary talks to align positions.
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Empty Tank Explodes on Upper East Side
An empty five-foot carbonic gas tank exploded in a vacant lot at Avenue A and Sixty-ninth Street, threatening children near Lenox Hill Settlement House. Detectives seized the scene as the blast overturned two wagons and scattered debris, while a second tank was found empty. The owner was being sought.
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President's Program Demands Right to Protect American Interests
The article asserts the president’s program requires asserting the United States right to protect national interests abroad. It emphasizes unilateral action possible under the program and frames it as essential for safeguarding economic and strategic priorities.
Monroe Doctrine In World Dress
Washington April 5 prospects of America joining any association of nations fading. Advisers say no chance for a League of Nations. Knox resolution may keep the US out while not isolating it. President Harding backs no direct alliance, aims to preserve peace and civilization with a flexible American policy.
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