Indiet Travis Indicted In State Bond Scams With Wendell Judson
A October grand jury returned four count indictments against State Comptroller Eugene M. Travis Comptroller elect James A Wendell and broker Albert L Judson for grand larceny and fraudulent auditing of state accounts. They pleaded not guilty bail set at 4000 each. The panel’s presentment urged swift legislation to curb laxity in sinking fund investments and praised the Pecora led inquiry.
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Eugene M. Travis
James A. Wendell
Albert L. Judson
John F. McIntyre
Grana
Edge McIntyre
Miller
Bren
Ferdinand Pecora
Etand
Travis
Wendell
Grand Jury
Edward Swann
Pecora Yo Hing
John Doe
Frederic Kernachan
Newbern Factory Force Strikes Over Profit Plan
Newbern North Carolina factory workers oppose a 10 percent wage cut under the profit sharing plan after an initial acceptance. The plant may close indefinitely as talks stagnate, with the workforce threatening to strike and seek reinstatement of prior pay terms. The dispute, among the area’s largest, involves pay reductions and shifts in office staff compensation under the company profit plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbern
Fen
N.C
Newbern Worksng Company
Onorati Beerpesen
Claw
Caruso Undergoes Operation Amid Health Alarm
Enrico Caruso, famed Metropolitan Opera tenor, underwent a surgical operation after a bulletin warned of serious illness. Doctors reported the procedure was successful and that he is resting comfortably, though initially listed as seriously ill with a slight improvement later noted.
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Enrico Caruso
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
William J. Guard
Publiity
Metropolitan Opera House
Ir. Caruso
Samuel A. Lambert
E. M. Evans
Antonio Stella
Francis J. Murray
Phil Inborn
Caruso
Carusa
Bruno Zaurini
Singer
Vanderbilt
Carusy
Senator Ashurst Presses White House Over Mine Bill
Senator Ashurst of Arizona toured the White House and Interior Department seeking the fate of the mine assessment bill. He reported no decision from President Wilson, despite repeated assurances from Secretary Tumulty and Interior Secretary Payne that action would be expedited.
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Washington
Congress
Ashurst
Arizona
Interior Department
White House
Tumu
United States
Wilson
Pne
Tumulty
Sean
Ashuret
Secretary of the Interior
Payne
Pinehurst
N.C
Booze Sprinkled on Albuquerque Streets in Dry Victory Parade
State W C T U plans a January 16 celebration marking dry victory in Albuquerque. 200 gallons of whisky and other liquors will be poured into a city sprinkler and sprayed along Main Street to settle the dust, ending with Carrie Nation Day. Over 100 men volunteer to drive the booze loaded cart as women prohibition supporters participate in the event.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Aluquerque
Carrie Nation
Lnte
Murder on Chrystie Street Leaves City Shaken
A gunman killed merchant Salvatore Mauro in broad daylight on a crowded Chrystie Street near East Houston in New York. Mauro, 55, left a clue with his name at 121 East Houston before the shooting. The killer fled toward Chrystie Street and vanished into a six story tenement, prompting a rooftop chase by police and bystanders. Captain Carey and detectives pursued, but the suspect remained at large.
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New York Street
Salvatore Mauro
East Houston Street
Chrystty Street
Chrystie Street
Munro
No. 282
Mauro
Phe
Gesnoy
Nis Mand
Houston Stou
Patrol Smolick
Fifth Street
Senny
S Tanders
Smielick
Savage
Artin Carey
Rush Hour Tin Cup Fare Tie Up Jams At 1,000,000 Tubes
A rush hour crush at a transit station caused by a tin cup fare tie up created long lines and delays. Relief meal distribution and crowd control measures were organized as women fainted in the crowd and were helped by responders.
Subway blackout and crowd surge disrupt New York transit
A major power failure crippled Manhattan and Brooklyn subway lines for hours, with Interborough power house at Worth Street and the main tunnel aiding only partially. Trains crawled and crowds pressed into stations, police formed lines to manage crowds while surface cars and bridges saw heavy congestion.
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Manhattan
Rushort
Interborough
Gwrth Street
Eiger
Wils
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Subway
Brooklyn
Toup
Financial District
Navsaw Street
Rast River
Brooklyn Bridge
Coon
Trafic
Oak Borest
Manehattan
Tamat Estate
Fireman Killed and Two Hurt in Tank Explosion on Brooklyn Pier
A oil tank aboard the Charles Mt Everest of Vacuum Oil exploded at a Brooklyn pier injuring two iron workers and killing a firefighter. John Keupp of Ladder Co 101 died. Daye and Rushford sustained severe injuries. The West Wind tanker fire was unrelated. debris and shattered windows spurred emergency response.
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Charles Mt. Everest
Vacuum Oil Company
Foot
Brooklyn
John Keupp
Mook and Ladder Company 101
Thenan
Dosuph Daye
Pioneer Street
Aroklyn
Lew
Obert Rushford
Prospect Avenue
Mrooklyn
Hel Family
Aj Ehipting Board
Vowel
Robina Dry Dock and Repair Company
Dwight Street
West Wind
Janalayin
Ireman Keupp
Tan
Rushford
Maine
Dawe
Wworknen
Kemp
Furmar
Stockholm Street
Church Reinstates Girl Who Eloped With Pastor
Dee Hannenty, a member of the Sin Netherlands Reformed Church choir, returned weeks after eloping with a pastor on November 11. She confessed and was reinstated on probation, same status as Denzel. Parents expelled for alleged involvement have not sought reinstatement.
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Passaic
Dee
Donzel
Trina Hannenty
John Rove
Miss Hannenberg
Denzel
Elf
D'Annunzio Evacuates Fiume by Air in Crisis
Rome reports D'Annunzio fled Fiume by airplane as Italian forces faced fierce resistance. The improvised conflict involved guerilla fighting around Fiume cemetery, with legionaries engaging troops and weapons including machine guns and grenades. A powder magazine explosion near the Vallo area spread smoke over the city as authorities weighed the Rapallo accord and future steps.
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Rome
DiAnnunzio
Italy
Fiume
Rapallo
D'Annunzio
Uuviulin
Civigia
Abbuzia
Nce
Genera Ferrario
Riccardo
Gigante
M Hide
Rational
D'Annenzio
Murthian Cornel
Nome
Entory
Finnie
D'Annunzian
Flutie
Fe Olty
Carrel Discovers New Idea in Medical Science
Alexis vesrch of the Rockefeller Foundation, a renowned researcher, will summarize a newly uncovered branch of medical science with Mme. Carrel. He announced yesterday aboard a French liner that his discovery could alleviate pain and illness for many. He said the work is near completion while Mme. Carrel refused to comment.
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Carrel
Alexis Vesrch
Rocke=feller Foundation
Mme
Prench
Lner
Rochambient
Torguesla
London
Lloyd Thorge
Riviera
France
Leygues
French Socialists Vote to Join Moscow Internationale
In Tours France the Socialist party approved absolute affiliation with the Moscow Internationale by a large majority. The Left wing backed joining the Third Internationale with 9 208 votes while a Centrist motion by Deputy Jean Longuet to clarify staying in the Internationale drew 1 022 votes. The party divided into three potential factions after attempts to keep the organization united.
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Tours
France
Preach Socialist Party
Moscow Internationale
Third Internationale
Jean Longuet
Longuet
The
Internationale
British Labor Seeks Peace in Ireland Campaign Launch
London reports that the British Labor Conference plans a nationwide drive to settle the Irish question. Arthur Henderson stated Labor demands withdrawal of Crown forces and local control, with representation for Ireland and safeguards for minorities, launching in Manchester then London Albert Hall.
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London
Arthur Henderson
Ily
Usgland
Ireland
Henderson
Toland
England
Wales
Othe Trieh
Otland
Manchester
Great Britain
Iriel
All-Irish Congress
Albert Hall
Lloyd Georgt
New
Tilden and Johnston Win Singles in Davis Cup Event
In Davis Cup play at ATICRLAND New Zealand William Tilden 24 defeated Norman Brookes in three sets 10-3 6-4 6-1 amid slow courts and wet weather. Teammate William M Johnston beat Gerald L Patterson in straight sets 6-3 6-1 6-1 to give the Americans the win.
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Tilden
Johnston
Aticrland
New Zealand
William T. Tilden
Ehemion
Foe
Nornan Pf
Brookes
Avers
Brookes Ech
Jon
Aid Branko
Servicw
Et Brookes
Funge
Btookes
William M. Johnston
Gerald L. Patterson
Romania Op Po land And Pleads For Help From Paris
Europe faced a fresh crisis as Bolshevik forces press near Romania and the Baltic states. Romania cables France seeking a formal alliance while Hungary and Russia raise tensions. Germany warns against renewed disarmament issues, as France mulls a national government led by Poincare and Marshal Foch prepares a wartime report for the Allies.
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York
France
Poincare
Marshal Foch
Council of Ambassadors
Yunty
Walter Simons
Germany
Couneil
Avisoudor Ata
Aled
Cives
Berlin
Araueelé
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Colonel Wit
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Hotel Commiadore
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Rockefellser
Prince Casimir Lupomiraki
August Belmont
Otto HL Kuhn
Widard Strait
Myo. Folig. Warburz
Henry J. Stinisin
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Herbert Mouver
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Wahlen Wis
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Gener Pershing
Franklin K. Lunt
European Relief Council
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Tranelos
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Yale
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Holt Spa
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