Bandits Take $460,009 in Daylight Bond Hold‑Up
Bandits robbed a Kean Taylor & Co messenger and two guards outside Jene Brothers factory at 69 Metropolitan Avenue Brooklyn yesterday afternoon escaping with about $480,000. Antonio Young chased them. two suspects, Tony De Gregorio and Joseph De Gregorio, were arrested with their associate in a car. Irving Cohen was the accompanying messenger. The break involved revolver fire, but Young was only grazed. investigators follow the car’s route and connections to a prior East Tenth Street robbery.
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Jene Brothers
Metropolitan Avenue
Bro
Cormer
Young
Irving Cohen
Forty-fourth Street
Brooklyn
Ean Messenger
Ony de Gregorio
Kean
Taylor
Joseph
Albertus Avenue
Corons
Tobn D. Coughlin
Tony
Coughlin
Mr. Young
Cohen
Connetion
East Tenth Stetat
Hindcup
Windus
Hecford
Nassau Street
Metropsiitan
French Chamber Instructors Send Envoy to Vatican
The French Chamber of Deputies signals confidence in resuming Papal relations. A bill authorizes sending an ambassador to the Vatican while inner policy limits French Premier and government powers amid ongoing diplomatic tensions.
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Inctorses
Vatican
Chamber of Deputies
Romenva
Brerger Leyguen
Who Is Wm. J. Lahey Lines January 1 in New York City
A detailed profile of Chief Inspector William J. Lahey and his rise within the New York Police Department. The article describes Lahey’s immense power, extending from the Board of Inspectors to clerical staff, and his influence over department rules, promotions, and purchases since his 1920 appointment by Commissioner Enright.
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New York City
William J. Laheys
Nw York Police Department
Board of
Ingpentox Tahey
Lahey
Arthur Woods
Chis
Enright
Woode
Tan
Police Mystery Over Lahey Rise Sparks Conjecture
The article contemplates how William J. Lahey rose through police ranks linked to favors from Commissioner Enright and questions whether his ascent was due to his police record stretching nearly thirty five years. It recalls Lahey’s earlier notoriety with the Roguve Gallery as a defining public era.
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Enright
William J. Lahey
Bnt Law
Lahey
Roguve
South American tensions test U S leadership at League session
At Geneva the Monroe Doctrine stakes pull South American delegates toward Spain and away from the United States. Canada hosts a dinner to seek closer ties while fearing Article X, as Panamanian, Latin delegates push for Spanish language recognition and stronger South American autonomy. In London, reports say Italian forces threaten Fiume amid Armistice lines and armor clashes as dAnnunzio’s legionnaires gain ground.
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Vy York Tribune
Geneva
United States
In League of Nia
Canola
America
Canada
League
South Americas
South Gunemce
Central
South America
Swi
Wan
Kofur Garay
Panana
Caray
Spain
A. F. L. to Organize Nation's Office Workers
Terence Primration at tater addresses a crowd as federation leaders push an organizing campaign for clerks stenographers and bank keepers. The speech emphasizes workers as the majority among organized employees bearing the brunt of profiteering during the war era.
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A. F. of L
Terence Primration
Tater
Fitacerala
Xenode
Thel Brotherhood of Oniway
Stewm
Clerns
Wreight Mundie
Express Uni Station
Htngerald
Frank Gilen
American Fedaration of Labor
Mast Titygerald Weseried
Organigers
Comercial
Witsgerald
Boy Shot by Policeman Shields Pats as He Dies
The youth, Joseph Stein, of 37th Street police district, died after being shot following a pursuit of alleged robbers. Police officer William Hone fired at the suspect early yesterday. bystanders and companions recount the shooting amid a tense exchange.
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Shields
Joreph Steein
Bernard & Sloan
Weat
Forty Street
Ind
Wilson declines armed Armenian relief role offers mediation
President Wilson says he lacks authority to deploy U S forces for Armenia relief but offers personal mediation through a representative if assured of moral and diplomatic support from major powers. He may designate a qualified envoy, with Henry Morgenthau among candidates, to urge peace while Congress would need authorization for any material aid.
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Temes Washlanton
Washington
Hia Reeply
Paul Hymons
Council of the
League of Nations
Wilson
Armenia
League
Assembly of the
Arania
Senate of the
United States
Ate
Alwys
Congress
Fom
Council of the League of Nnions
Unemployed occupy London labor exchange in protest
A crowd of about one hundred unemployed men seized a vacant flat near the Tottenham Labor Exchange, announced they would stay for the winter, and began appeals for food. Police did not eject them as order was kept, though the event mirrors rising unrest amid economic hardship.
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Lonbus
Tottenham Labor Exchange
Lloyd George
Peace Move Signals Hope In Dublin Amid Rising Tensions
In Dublin a proposed peace conference is urged by R M Sweetman of Derrybawn as Labour figures and Sinn Féin representatives travel to the capital. Threats against government officials and a spike in violence fuel fears of further upheaval, with police guarding leaders and attacks on Sinn Féin targets escalating nationwide.
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Prom
Tevhune
Huvspenn Bureau Coyrichs
London
Losbrent
Andrea
Pucksszhon Ring
Queen
Posalbi
Winston Spencer Churchill
Edward Canon
Birkenhead
Stern
Dublin
Tribune
R. M. Sweetman
Uber
Dail Aireann
Sinn Fein
Derrybawn
Wicklow
Arthur Henderson
William Adamson
Theuct Eireann
Great Britain
Sinn Féin
Attac
Prince Advices
Ireland
Breeman's Journal
Westmoreland Straet
Sinn Féin Bank
Lands Charge Is Vengeance Says Bolling in Hearing
Bolling treasurer of the United States Shipping Board testified before a congressional committee, denying a $40,000 graft charge linked to Downey Shipbuilding and denying $500 share claims. He offered records and described threatening letters, asserting Sands sought intercession with President Wilson and that probes would clear him.
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R. Wilmer Bolling
United States Shipping Board
Wilson
Congressional Committee
Oaid
Tucker F. Landa
Downey Shipbuilding Corporation
Shipping Board
Mr. Bolling
Sands
Sak
Bolling
Tamuluy
Rolling
Sams
Holling
Ocensign
Oren
Oklahoma
Sande
Hall
Evi
Tweedale
Alonzo Tweedale
The
Washington
Mee Holling
Jamaica Crowds Welcome Harding on Steamship Voyage
Crowds in Jamaica hail President Harding and greet Governor as the steamer Pastores sails for Norfolk with Senator Harding’s party aboard. Weathered seas kept passengers unsettled while strong security and Angl o colonial observers lined the harbor. The visit centers on defense funding debates and Panama Canal protection.
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Jamaica
Harding
Pastores
Senator Rarding
Norfolk
Marding
Dusinica
Loaing Cristobal
Mrs. Harding
Ilogk
Sid
Jumpicu
Prob
Builders in Contempt 19 Times and Enjoy It
The Wood committee found two Builders' Supply members Joseph Penny and John A. Phil the in contempt after refusing to answer questions. Penny and Phil the said they enjoyed being in contempt. Attorney Samuel Untermyer pressed the point noting a potential year imprisonment if confirmed by a grand jury. Penny admitted enjoying the contempt, saying he enjoyed it while it lasts.
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Lock- Wood Committee
Joseph Penny
John A. Phil
Haresa
Samuel Untermyer
Penny
Blue Law Lobby Seeks to Snuff Out Cigarettes
The Lord's Day Alliance in New York plans blue laws to ban tobacco and advance federal Sabbath enforcement. Rev. Dr. David James Burrell and the New York Anti-Saloon League push for nationwide reform including Prohibition of tobacco, movie censorship, and anti boxing bills, backed by strong financing to gain Congressional support.
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Lord’s Day Alliance
David James Burrell
New York State
Congress
New York
Ietlin
Jurrell
Poles Reported Massing Against Czecho-Slovakia
London reports say Polish forces are massing near the Czecho Slovak border amid tense exchanges. Telegraph officials note arrests and dispersal in the area as Moscow claims no British data of Soviet plans against Poland or Czecho Slovakia.
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Czecho-Slovakia
London
Stere
Leen
Messe of Commons
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
St Polan
Wealthy Lathing Association Members Face Bail and Trial
Sixteen employees of the Employing Metallic Furling and Lathing Association were indicted by the additional grand jury amid the Lockwood committee housing inquiry. Each faced $1,000 bail after pleading not guilty to charges of destroying evidence of alleged price fixing. The day featured court fights over access to books and papers, with injunctions and contempt findings against Building Materials Bureau officials.
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Lockwood Committee
Doi
Mulqueen
Builders’ Supply Bureau
Association of Mentors
Masons
Honda
Yesterdy
Martin Gonboy
Justice Hotchkiss
Supreme Court
Builders Supply Bureau
Justine Hlotehkisa
Ream JosephPenny
Masterfal
Isoaa
John A. Philbries
Sir
Trust
Association of Dealh
Larkwood Committee
Diriot
Stanley Richter
Backer
Edmound L. Mooney
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Czar
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Fiame
Canada A
Ralph Courtney Spal
Mhamodu
D’annunzio
Fiume
Gabriele
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Caviglio
Gabriele Annunzio
Polo
Narenta
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London Times
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Armisice
Adriatic
Geneul Cavigna
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Trieste
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Toduce
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Brotherhood
Tyes Poac
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Henry Moxgentivan
Tuckey
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London Labor Exchange
Kewarden Kow
Jens
Cig
Trish
Gary
Ein Coyle
Danie
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By Boyden I. Sparkes
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Panam
Blue Law Lobby
Dr. Burrell
Dr. Manning
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Episcopal Church
Lathing Associam
Bureau
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Luisuire
Arindell
Taidietesert
Untermyer
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