Italians Halt Firing as Parley Sought in Fiume Crisis
Rome conferees suspend the firing by the Italian blockading force and seek a parley over Ta Paolo treaty recognition. DAnnunzio is said lightly wounded in palace shell strike as talks stall. Viale and Cavigna discuss armistice terms amid contentious demands. News links later reports to Rome and Trieste dispatches.
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Rome
National Defense
Fiume
Ferrario
Tapallo
Delegstes
Trieste
Dee
Associated Press
Gabriele dAnnunzio
Mmsegivsaries
Cavigna
Wivices
D'Annunsio
London
London Times
Viume
Newa
Port Gree
DhAnnuness
Exchance Telegraph
Tome
Finme
Neutar Forses
Whitehead Torpedo Works
Publ c
Monte Calvaria
Svenk
Admiral Simonett
Exporo
D'Avianays
Espere
Andrea Doria
Red Cross
Privste
Pistol Battle Foils Cellar Raid Near New Ark
Anthony Norcili of Gary Spotton called police at dawn after spotting men at a house and jewels in a cellar. Five officers arrested two gunmen while three were caught after a running gun clash with revolvers and hats. Suspects named include Frank Beifert Lonie Millman and Harry Nawl, with others tied to New Ark addresses. Norcili claimed a medical permit for his weapon.
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Nu J. Neo
Anthony Norcili
Gary Strout
Sig
Sunt Verve
Ag Ghey
Tree
Frank Beifert
Lilly
Harry Nawl
Mergen Hiroe
Neware
Ban Fo
Harry White
Fatt Waeterdon Senet
Benjamin Ter
Vessee Street
Naw Ark
Noroili
D Annunzio Lands in Italian Cities Pledge Revolt
Pro D Annunzio demonstrations spread across Italy with shops shut and posters mourning the event. Nationalist groups in Milan Genoa Spezia and Bologna faced police intervention to restore order while Turin reported two injuries. The Milan Nationalists pledge immediate action against the government for the crime cited against Piave.
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Rome
Italy
Milan
Genoa
Spezia
Bologna
Turin
Piame
Russians Magi i Troops to Begin Four New Wars
Report from Paris states Bolshevik forces marshal 6,000 troops along the Latvian border for a spring offensive. Moscow protests Latvia over border incidents as Baltic tensions rise. Poles and Romanians discuss joint countermeasures while accusations fly over Vilna and Vilnius area.
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Ralph Courtney Sreciat
Teiiuna
New York Tribune
Paris
Rene
Gunetski
Moscow
Metrovich
Millerand
Simine
Baltic
Treven
Lukin Plac
Bucharmst
Bulshevik
Bolsheviki
Polwa
Vina
Zeliegouski
Russia
Mary Action
Vilna
Dobski
Pol
Rivy
Joff
Fcrce
Ah Teines
Oldest Will Document Hidden Trust Fund For Orphan Aid
A misreadable 1190 legacy pledge imposes strict protection until a century passes, tied to Edmund Davin Shull. The will directs money to a New Jersey convention but a refused trust shuttles funds into a trust with 6 percent interest. The aim is to aid poor children and their mothers through a new charitable program.
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Requet
Jersey
Dinutch
Atlantl
Edmund Davin Shull
Gly
Jerry
Shull
Ohjeet
Australian High Commissioner backs anti Japanese immigration plan
Mark Sheldon, Australian High Commissioner, urged a coordinated British Empire approach to restrict Japanese immigration in the Pacific. He said Australia would join the United States in a mutual arrangement, stressing the need for London and Dominion collaboration and noting broader Anglo Saxon regional interests across Canada New Zealand and South Africa. He referenced Lodge and Hughes to illustrate ongoing debate on Asiatic migration and urged consensus among Empire leaders.
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Pacific
Mark Sheldon
Gotham
Australia
United States
London
Senator Lodge
W. M. Hughes
Britain
Procoss
Lodge
United Kingdom
Hughes
Enarnss
Lode
Woman Burgess Orders Police to Clean Up Town
Washington Pa Dor 28 The result of an order from Burgess Lillian B Beowater the only woman in the state to hold the post to Chief of Police Oto Liewellen to immediately clean up the town was met with interest Brownlee focused on gambling establishments and pool rooms instructing proprietors to keep minors out and halt gambling He ordered the clustering of gambling houses closed and warned of arrests if the order was not enforced citing evidence of illegal houses in the area.
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Washington
Lillian B. Beowater
Oto Liewellen
Burress Brownlee
Kurthe
Man Beats Wife and Fights Police in Apartment Scene
Herman Kulker smashed most furniture yesterday then assaulted his wife as officers from the Ever Fifty station arrived at 2016 Forty Seventh Street. The couple, later in Verkeillin court, faced charges for beating the wife and attempting to strike two policemen. He was held pending probation officer review.
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Herman Kulker
Patro
Gawan
Monahan
Kulker
Forty Seventh Street
Thenr Miniten
Toomorrow
Frank Tourlat Co
Vanderbilt
New Haven Suit Settled in Directors’ Payoff Case
A long standing stockholders suit against New York New Haven Hartford directors over alleged mismanagement ended in a compromise approved by Judge Charles M. Hough. Directors will pay 2.5 million to the company, net of 350 thousand in fees to complainants’ counsel Artur Berenson and others were to receive allocations. The settlement notes damages from past governance and questions whether corporate interests aligned with Sherman Act concerns.
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New York, New Haven & Tartford Kection Company
Charles M. Tough
United States District Court
New York, New Haven & Hartford
William Rockefeller
Charles M Pratt
Lewis
Ledyard
Pierpont Morgan
Herbert Satterlee
Willam TY
Hamilton W. Lewis
Lotyard
Pierpont Morran
Florence A. Vi Twombly
Jamilton Meir
Twombly
Ne York, New Haven & Martford
Hough
Couraer
Jed Hunga
Lawrence F. Berenson
French
Arthur Berenson
Garfudd
Heenard Bevettson
Frank M. Swacker
Howih
el Moiey
Corporte
Amt Couneot
Terra Cotta Trust Tangles in Building Trade Scandal
The Lockwood committee outlined alleged conspiracies among cement and terra cotta interests amid a collapsing contractor hierarchy. Evidence showed price fixing and carded information flows under the Eastern Terra Cotta Association and a broader ring linking hoisting and plumbing groups. Several executives faced court motions and penalties as unions and associations dissolved or pledged new alignments.
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Lockwood Committee
Yesterd
EY Hall
Hineteen
Cementanufacturers
Prodective Association
Comparva
Januel Caternyer
Bnet
T.2xa Co Association
St.ates
William TH. Powell
Thar
Bughis
Beuwlway
Wittiees
Eustis
Unter
Bien Guba
Mesteustis
Hiv
Ti Association Bnet
Clara Zetkin Ambush at Paris Socialist Congress
Clara Zetkin a white haired German Socialist leader disrupts a Paris congress session by entering with guards and forcing area lockdown. She denounces reformists and urges a unified revolutionary force while political tensions rise among German and French factions.
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Tous
France
Associated Press
Clara Zetkin
Taterdetionale
Progross
M. Frossava
Clara Rethin
Owas
Leaimo
Aldermen Refuse Money For More Police Enright Wants U S Crime Bureau
New Jersey officials debated crime at Trenton with Commissioner Richard F. Enright proposing a federal crime bureau in Washington to share data. He criticized cross state police coordination and cited a Sullivan Law style permit for guns as a model to curb violence. He warned war era firearms familiarity fuels bold robberies and urged action despite few financial resources from local aldermen.
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Enright
U.S. Crime Bureau
New York
Jesse James
Richard F. Enright
Edwards
New Jersey
Trenton
Tech
New York Police Company
Hudson River
Sullivan Nw
Orpanine cPureau
Washington
Unil Tio
Fu Vinpan
Eprccht
Tyerton
New York City
Congress
Wilson Celebrates 64th Birthday at Reunion
Dee Pree Wilson marked his sixty fourth birthday in Washington with a formal informal party hosted by Mrs. Wilson. Attendees included McAdoo and Wilson's son in law and daughter, plus Miss Margaret Wilson. Messages of congratulations poured in from King George VI and others.
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McAdoo
Washington
Dee Pree Wilson
G. Slekdoo
Bin
M& McAdoo
Lutera
Moa
Wishels Ro
Wilson
Margaret Wilson
Robbers Try to Ring in 1921 with Theft Spree
Detectives questioned two alleged burglars Frank Ambrosona and Carrie Rabbino about their motive to start the new year with crime. They allegedly looted clothing worth $5,000 from Benjamin Carbulsky’s loft at 111 Bleecker Street loaded it into a wagon and moved it to 205 Wooster Street. Both were held in $5,000 bail for the grand jury by Magistrate Levine at Jefferson Market Court.
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Enright
Mercer Street
Benjamin Carbulsky
Bleecker Street
Wooster Steel
Levine
Jefferson Market Court
Grand
Bank Thieves Captured After Broadway Bank Robbery Battle
Detectives tackled three suspects in a touring car on Broadway near Seventy second Street, delivering jabs with blunt force as two resisted. A second duo, two dressed women, were arrested after Detective Alles drew a revolver. The captured quartet, linked to a Milltown bank robbery a week earlier netting $50,000, included Jerome B. Chaffee and Edward Frye. Their wives were also mentioned. the group rode toward Pittsburgh bound trains. continued on next page.
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Broadway
St. Andrews
Joacph A Alles
Alles
Weat
Sisty-eighth Street
Jerome B. Chaffee
Bock
Baldy
Nfth
Aberger
Edward Frye
West Seventy-third Street
Exeh
Leavenworth
Kaw
United States Army
Clare Chafee
Vera Biteberger
Tventy-Four
Mrs Chatfes
Pittsburgh
York
New York
Milltown
Rabbit Steals Ride. Trolley Crew Nabbed It
In Windsor CT a rabbit hopped onto a Torrington to Burrville trolley car, entered the coach, and was halted by conductor James Burns and motorman Horace Ellis. The crew later dined on rabbit pie at Burns home, a small Yuletide tale amid holiday bustle.
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Connecticut
Jona
Torrington
Burrville
James Burns
Thorace Ellis
Chascil
Horace Ellis
Tonies Burns
City Board Denies Police Budget for 769 New Recruits
The Board of Aldermen refused to appropriate 1 360 811 for 769 additional patrolmen for one year. The vote 41 in favor, 24 opposed, fell short by fourteen votes needed for passage. Debate highlighted finances and crime wave concerns amid local and New Jersey perspectives.
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Board of Aldermen
Police Department
William T. Collins
Tammany
John A. Leach
Bord
Augies Grand Jury
Bether
Tamranay Miral
Horouch
Henry FE. Carten
Tobert Stary Allyn
Brooklyn
Ovier
Guius
Terye
Felice
Ian
France
Collins
Aldermanie
la Guardia
Augustus Ferrand
Ferrand
John R. Voorhis
Chavis B. Teydt
Kane
Jacob A. Livingaston
Board of Elections
Clifford “M. Bostwick
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Zara
D'Annunzio
Ancona
Wade
Fast Orange Man
D’annunzio
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Rumania
Huania
Latvia
Warsaw
Bucharest
Uiother
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Holshevik
Salonehovski
Relasev
Coles
U.S
Canada
South Africa
New Zealand
America
Burgess
Washinton
New Haven
R. R. Company
Morgan
DM Nambers
D. Wetter
Cullus Ve Holding
Tey
Mvdwo Suzterae
Clurans
Iy Lony
Walter Gordon Mere Rit
Milbel Elsen
Angil Dugiaia
Thyeyor
Ailotur
Vesterday
C_ Reymond Ny
Unters
Rhelma
Kiev
Etion Agrivet
Tira
Sen
Abouier Snore
Tira Pulte Moan
Penn
Europe
Wwe
Jesse Domes
Duzer
Wiltes
Che Suston
Briss Koackton
Preto
Rabbit
Thronehall
Portman Club
Cbarron
Atlantic
Cust
Curran
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