Fire injures Rodman Wanamaker at his home
Fire swept through the Wanamaker residence injuring Rodman Wanamaker and two others. Firefighters and emergency responders battled the blaze, with Wanamaker escaping via a window and transported to safety as investigators assess the damage and potential causes.
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Malians Attack Sparks Fatal and Injurious Clash
A chaotic incident involving Americans and Malians escalated with multiple knife wounds and serious injuries. Authorities launched an investigation as sailors and locals faced perceptions of violence and unrest amid mounting tensions.
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Bar Owner Shot in New York Saloon Siege
A New Year shooting in a Manhattan saloon at 1782 Beyond Avenue near East Ninety Street left saloonkeeper Thomas Kenny dead after a patron, Peter Tarrant, fired a revolver at him. Police pursued and detained Tarrant with witnesses aiding, while a second fire at a Bronx clubhouse caused extensive damage as volunteer firefighters and dancers aided the effort.
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King Sees Chaplin Film at Sandringham Ball
King George hosts Charlie Chaplin at Sandringham Norfolk estate in a private screening of The Kid. The royal reception followed a showing in Scotland and involved local theater owners traveling to the royal residence for the event.
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Scotland
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Boy rescues dog from icy pool after half hour struggle
A fifteen year old student Edwin Fousht naked half an hour yesterday in a flooded gravel pit to save a drowning dog. The curly tailed one eyed mongrel slipped on thin ice but swam to shore with the boy’s help. The boy said the dog is his friend.
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Producers Seek Future of Nation Land in Debate at Stake
Washington reports show producers press for policy on national land and industry during a heated session. Key figures including Hass and Haye discuss proposals, with ties to Washington and Holyoke, amid talks on cinema industry protections and potential implications for employment.
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New Immigration Law Bars 2 Babies but Admits Parents
Immigrants Aron Kalst and wife with eight month old daughter Saeda faced denial due to a child born in Constantinople being ineligible, while authorities considered admitting the parents. The Constantinople liner and docking issues in South Brooklyn are noted as complicating factors in the case.
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Mrs Harding Near Collapse At White House Reception
A distressed scene at the White House overwhelmed by fatigue as Mrs Harding nearly collapsed during New Year’s reception. President Harding supported her as guests moved through the hall. the event drew a large crowd and extended hours for features and salutes.
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Split in Daily Banks Saved Continues Amid Merger Vote
Dublin reports show Dail Eireann members debating the Anglo Irish treaty with Fianna Fail and Sinn Fein split over approval. In Chicago, Fort Dearborn banks face crisis as Continental and Commercial forces a merger to stabilize deposits, with the Clearing House monitoring the situation and assurances of bank solvency.
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Drys Seek Renaming Rum River to Volstead in Prohibition Debate
Washington reports say dry forces led by Rep. Andrew Volstead seek to rename the Rum River to Volstead, arguing the stream’s name evokes liquor. Minnesota authorities expect a local settlement, with possible appeals to Congress and federal agencies.
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Record Cold Sweeps City With Gale and Freezing Temperatures
A severe January cold snap grips the city with a 70 mile gale and temperatures around 7 degrees. The river ferries suspend service as a thick ice sheet forms. officials predict complete river freezing at the usual choke point by morning. The high yesterday reached 16 degrees, while the low hovered near 4 degrees. Municipal Lodging House reports shelter for 550 men, 18 women, and one child, with a hot meal of mutton stew replacing bread and coffee.
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Britain Plans Paris Conference Seek European Revival
The article reports British Prime Minister David Lloyd George and Foreign Secretary Lord Lloyd George weighs Europe revival. It notes American participation being discussed with the Supreme Council and hints at French, American, and British leaders shaping plans ahead of a Washington conference.
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Paris Press Reprimands Delegates as Laggards
Paris editor denounces French delegates for delaying views on the American armament limit plan. He rebukes imperialism charges and criticizes England's handling while arguing that the U S program would standardize navies and capital ship ratios across vessel classes.
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