Miller Promises to Cut Expense and Restore Order
Governor Nathan J. Miller, sworn in Albany, vows to cut state costs and reduce laws. He calls for cooperation from Legislature and state departments, aims for fair play and economy, and emphasizes fewer laws with better observance. More than 1400 prominent figures attend as Alfred E Smith praises Miller’s abilities.
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Ron Stam
Albany
Nathan J. Miller
Miller
Covernment
Mobates
Alfred E Smith
Ametbis
Capitol
Tors
Uly Chamber
Maudon
Anse
Senate
Prul “Thas
Alfred Smith
New York State
Nathan Miller
Trio held in seven jewelry store holdups in Harlem case
Police say three men formed a crime firm dividing duties to pull seven hold ups since last July. Cohen, Bornstein, and Henig allegedly targeted stores in Flatbush Brooklyn and Manhattan. cases include Maricon Avenue jeweler and Lenox Avenue restaurant robberies. Detective O Neill shot at a restaurant after confrontation with five Italians.
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Harlem Court
Joseph Cohen
West 114Th Street
Morris Bornstein
West 112Th Street
Louis Henig
Saratoga Avenue
The
Bronx
Cohen
Henig
Henrg
Bernstein
Edward Cooper
Charles Newman
Cornelius Browne
Bomb Quad
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Flatbush Avenue
140Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Stanton
Attorney Streets
Abrahom Lavidow
Marlicon Avenue
Hank
Washington
Enrico Carunn
Abraham Weinstein
Nicholas Avenue
Vanderbilt
Mile Chanin
Weinstein
Herioua
Mutropolitan Opera
Ben Caruse
James P. O'Neill
Yeataurant
Tat
O'Neill
Donlon
Police
Neill
Forks
Ira
Bellevue
Wth
Pinzai
Berth
Frank Timmerman
Michael Dooley
Twenty-third Street
Second Avenue
Amy Danehoe
O'Neil
O'Neal
Tie
Coney Island Avenue
Kitten In Brooklyn Home Causes Fatal Gas Tube Incident
A kitten playing with a gas tube at a Brooklyn home detached a tube from a stove and caused the death of Conrad Weber and his wife at 41 Metropolis Avenue. Neighbors reported the incident as medical staff attended, with authorities beginning an investigation into the accidental exposure.
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Kitten
Conrad Weber
Metropalin Avenue
Brooklyn
Weldon
Weber
Ian Dick
German Soldiers Urged to Devote Themselves to Army
Berlin dispatch reports Major General Von Seeckt urging German troops to dedicate themselves wholly to military service. He emphasizes maintaining undimmed honor and patriotism as the new army, acting as a living part of the nation to win esteem and support.
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Berlin
Dain
von Seecht
Ean
Nathonal Anny
Broker Shot Ends New York Yuletide Party
Julian Dick a New York Cotton Exchange broker, shot in the abdomen at his Manhattan apartment after a New Year’s party. George Brooks, a close friend, fired the weapon he mistakenly recognized as his own Colt 45. doctors battle to save Dick as Brooks is questioned and released.
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Julian Dick
New York Cotton Change
Frank M. Lick
F. Hutton & Co
Broadway
New York
George Bruroks
Belvidere Brooks
Western Union Telegraph Company
Sntin Court
Fast Thirty-sixth Street
Mr. Brooks
Madigan Avenue
George Ridgely
Boston
Mr. Dick
Brooks
Mrs. Dick
FL W. Taylor
East Sixtieth Street
New York Hospital
Burchell
Royal Bt, Ries
Rector Street
Bruce Brooks
U S Vessel Held By British Troops In London News
Dublin dispatches report confusion over Eamon de Valera’s whereabouts with Sinn Féin officials denying arrival in Ireland while British authorities intensify searches. Rumors swirl that he may be in Britain or Europe as armed incidents and train disruptions ripple across the country.
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The
Tribune'n European Bureau Cogwright
New York
Teabune
London
Dun
Eamon de Valera
Irish Republic
Tribune
Dublin
de Valera
Ireland
Harry Holand
de Valera Rotary
Pontia
America
Toria
Roland
Pe Valera
Aquitania
de Valere
Sinn Fein
Europe
Sunersigiagen
Treland
List
Skipbereen
Limerick
Enns
Sinn
Republic
Boland
Tum
British Trade Resents Pact With Japan
London reports traders in the Far East oppose the Anglo Japanese alliance. The British government weighs an international disarmament conference to ease tensions and calls for concessions from the United States amid naval power debates.
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Japan
Far East
Arthur S. Draper
Teihunds European Bureau
Opoicilty
London
Ppsign
Staiis
America
Tearna
Lan Jowna
Downing Street
Ex Private Fights Captain After Two Years Training
Samuel Herman a New York salesman charged Herman with assault after a street confrontation at Norfolk. Herman testified the ex captain, James Fink, who had used his influence to transfer him, provoked the fight by ordering hard tasks and humiliations. Herman, who trained to beat Fink, claimed Fink struck first and he struck back, receiving a $10 fine plus costs.
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Sociat
the Tribune
Norfolk
Camp Lee
Samuel Herman
New York
OR. Fink
Cros
Judge Simmons
Merman
Berman
Terman
Deweuves
Leo
Dicken
Herman
Borman
Yuntenta
Herma
Fink
Petersburg
Bermani
Kept Body of Son in Home Five Months in War Aftermath
Cambridge Maryland report details Benjamin J. Linthicum Jr. who died in France during the war and lay in his family home front room for five months while the father, former National Bank of Cambridge vice president Benjamin D. Linthicum, and relatives delayed burial to await a vault. The father died the next morning.
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Suecuns Aap
Cambridge
Benjamin d. Linthicum
The
National Bank of Cambridge
France
Linthicum
Benjamin J. Linthicum Jr
Bis Son
Mr. Litthicum
With Te Mont
Firthen
Disarmament Debate Revives League Issue in Senate
Washington dispatch notes disarmament talks may revive League of Nations debate in the Senate. Senator Borah proposes a resolution for disarmament by negotiation among the United States Great Britain and Japan. Senator Walsh seeks President to appoint an American member to the league disarmament commission.
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Triunels
Washington
Senate
League of Nations
Oy Borah
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Walsh
Massachusetts
League
London
America
Mitchcock
Nebra
Wales
Waleh
Montana
Council of the Leagar of Nations
Hitchcock
Knox
Marlow
Harding
Lenine Aims to Drag U S and Japan Into Conflict
Bolshevik Premier Nikolai Lenine told Moscow party delegates that Soviet concessions to American financiers would strain ties between the United States and Japan. He warned of Japan moving toward war with America and said Russia would use that conflict to its advantage. The Krasnaya Gazetta published his full speech.
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Nikolai Lenine
Communist Party
Moscow
America
Japan
Krasnaya Gazetta
Russia
Lenine
Wife Dies in Alleged Pact With Husband and Rival
BUPPALO Jan 1. Mrs Marie Heintz killed herself in a suspected pact with her husband Albert A Heintz and a young rival Christiana Voix. The wife had rebuked the husband for attentions to Voix and insisted the two others join her in death before the tragedy ended.
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Heintz
Mio
Mia. Heintz
Mointe
Britain Willing to Limit Navy to Equal Power with U S
Washington dispatch reports Britain ready to curb naval buildup so that its fleet matches the United States in power. Ministers see a possible international disarmament path but insist Britain must not fall behind any other nation. Senatorial leaders push for fiscal restraint and faster arms talks amid White House uncertainty.
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Carter Field
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Britain
House
Senate
The
Tribune
United States Navy
State Department
Hox
Hallele
Tae Tribune
Dom Jons
Austria
Canada
En Zealheer
South Afric
Baed
Mardin
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Stull
Henry Deasy
James P. O’neill
George B. Brooks
40Sth Infantry
Lewion Bas
U.S
Amon de Valera Fs
Christimas Co ¥E
Irish Vigilanes Society
Tim McNulty
Amei Waplin
Associated
Portia
Gontimuid
Duslinion
Philippines
Australia
Uniteds
Voroniles
Unitons
Wallops
Poland
Wratgel
Archangel
Qdeesa
Crimea
Amert
Buffalo
Senators
Wilson
Conference of Nations
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