Bandit Raid On White Way Nets $10,000
Fifteen bandits committed daylight robberies in New York City within 24 hours. A raid at Broadway and Forty-Fifth Street netted $10,000 from a private dining room at the Tokio restaurant. Five masked, armed robbers fled in a car, while other heists, including $1,500 from M. J. Donovan & Sons and $700 from a Bush Terminal docks supplier, are also reported. Detectives hunted for the assailants as the spree continued across multiple locations.
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New York City
Broadway
Forty- Aith Street
West Forty-fifth Street
West Forty-seventh Street
Benjamin Salvin
Astaurant
M. J. Donavan 2 Sons
West Fortieth Street
Thomas Dele
Bush Terminal Docks
Dashyosses Street
Hanning
Forty-fifth Street
Salvin
Yokio Restaurant
Riverse Drive
Thomas Marks
West Sixty-first Street
Joseph Cohen
Monterey Hotel
Yiarth Street
Joseph Grosami
Renant
Tren
Selvin
Miewey
Delydid Farley
Sera
Daly
Farley
Detgeiyts
Flaherty
Daherty
Sonn
M. J. Honrvan & Sons
Stone Street
Jeth Street
Debs Pardon Decision May Be Taken Up By President
Debs case may be taken up by President Harding after Attorney General Daugherty completed a final draft of pardon recommendations. The justice department said the study reviews the Debs case history and related cases, but officials gave no indication of a recommended pardon. President Harding has not officially announced a decision.
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Eugene V. Debs
May Basten
Harding
Dangh- Pil
Department of Justice
Debs
Daugherty
Ofita
Dao Greevent
Uni
Acto
Brown Asks Hylan To Oust O'Malley From Markets
Brown, chief counsel for the Meyer committee, urged Mayor Hylan to remove Edwin J. O'Malley, Commissioner of Markets, amid graft disclosures. Hylan refused pending full testimony. Brown claimed extortion by inspector Winters and noted witnesses viewed as at risk. Hirshfield denounced misread testimony as he prepared libel actions against papers. Political pressure grows for a special probe if DA Swann resists.
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Elon It. Brown
Meyer Legislative Committee
Hylan
Edwin J. O'Malley
O'Malley
Brown
O’malley
Winter
Hirshfield
Fr. Brown
Accounts
Markets Department
Barnet Cowen
Swann
Miller
Supreme Court
Jonb
Banton
Hind
Meyer S Committee
Moyer
Grand Jury
Benton
George Brothers
Department of Markets
Winters
Swindle Gang's 3900 Million Plot Revealed
Special Dispatch to The Tribune details a vast planned empire led by Charles W. Prench and a former partner of John W. Worthington. A London head branch, Canadian subsidiary and multiple Pacific companies were to lure investors via lavish Waldorf Astoria entertainment and a "little brown book" outlining schemes.
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Tribune
Chicago
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Charles W. Prench
John W. Worthington
London
Victoria
British Columbia
Ottawa
Ontario
England
Canada
United States
Ista
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Pacific Steel Company
Pacific Coal Company
Pacific | Trust Company
Pacific Guaranty Company
Pacific Railway Company
Pacific | Development Company
Pacific Equip | Inent Company
Pacific Steamship Company
Pacific Power and Pacific Realty Company
Federmen
Warren C. Spurgin
Michigan Avenue Trust Company
Trainsmen Rescue Woman From Beaver River
A woman named Mira Pred Sehord walked on a railroad trestle when a locomotive struck her car and threw her into Beaver River. Trainmen halted the engine, rescued Sehord from drowning, and recovered $164 in scattered bills after her pocketbook opened. She suffered minor body injuries.
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Watertown
Mira
Sehord
Beaver River
Foch Announces Visit to United States to the Ambassador
Marshal Foch, unannounced at the American Embassy in Paris, visited to say he will travel to the United States. He told Myron Herrick he is delighted about the projected trip and cited the American Legion’s push for his visit to their nation.
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Associated Press
Marshal Voelck
Myron T. Herrick
Tin Win Baneader
Tin
Marshal Foeh
Mr. Werrick
United States
America
American Legion
Kanaan
Miners Revolt as Senate Readies After March
A large group of 9,000 miners moved toward Mingo County to unionize the mines by force but splintered after union leaders Keeney and Mooney urged halt. Federal troops were threatened, General Bendholtz warned of action, and an emergency dispersal effort followed amid gunfire and desertions.
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Logan County
Toone County
Frank Keeney
H. H. Mandholtz
War Department
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Fratary
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Mitchell
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Little Coal River
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Amarteh
Racine
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Navy
Marines
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Bandholtz
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Bandholts
Mingo County
Handbolts
Democratic Objection Expected to Versailles Treaty Ratification
Washington predicts some Democratic opposition as the Senate prepares to ratify the German peace accord. Officials say troop withdrawals from Germany will occur to ease economic burdens, while Allies keep forces in place and pay for occupation per treaty terms. Democratic senators split between study and strategy as they weigh political gain against Versailles provisions.
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Germany
China
Senate
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Hughes
Sinatore Horah
Sud Johnson
Horah
Johnson
Hitchcock
Pomerenc
Ohio
Foreign Relations Committee
Pommene
Democrata
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Uuskea
League of Nations
Youth Blows Gut Eyes May Die Gleaning Powder for Hunt Trip
John Filomeno twenty-one years old of Mast Broadway was fatally injured while attempting to manufacture ammunition for a 460 Winchester at a government house on Lone Island. He and his younger brother Tony planned a hunting trip. an explosion and fire followed a powder can detonation in the shop. Detectives charged John with manufacturing ammunition in violation of the Penal Code while Tony escaped injury.
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O Ff Mast Browdway
Lone Island
Fierces
Ware Hom
Winchester
Kragedorgensen Arms
Lin
Tony
Helly
John
Tong
Asalstar
Boat Broadway
Gouverneur Hospital
Oak Street
Hermann Storyhamm
Join Filomeno
Yii Iatoon
Peanl
De Valera and Lloyd George on Ireland peace offer
The text opens with De Valera's peace basis to Lloyd George and the British Premier's reply. Lloyd George defends liberal proposals, rejects separation, and stresses government by consent as the path to a lasting partnership within the commonwealth.
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Ireland
Great Britain
American Union
Treland
Free Nations
England
Dublin
de Valera
Dail Eireann
Lloyd George
Sinn Féin
Time Limit on Decision Forecast in Irish Crisis
The Tribune reports London reactions to Eamon de Valera's reply to Lloyd George rejecting Irish secession. Britain plans further talks or a time limit on negotiations as Sinn Féin faces renewed pressure amid a deteriorating peace outlook. De Valera warns delegates that unity will endure despite attempts to divide Ireland.
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Eamon DE Valera
Republic
de Valeracant
Sinn Féin
Ireland
Lloyd George
Lord Fitzstan
Hamar Greenwood
Dail Eireant
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South Ireland
Downing Street
Art O'Brien
London
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Srif-Determination League
Mandant Robert Barton
Valera
Yorkshire
William Sutherland
Dublin
Austen Chamberlain
Edward Shortt
Laming Wathington-Evans
H. A. L. Fisher
Dail Eireann
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