Three American airmen escape by dog team near Moose Factory
News from Moose Factory in Ontario reports that three American naval officers landed near Moose Factory on December 4 after leaving New York. Fear of dogs forced them to trek by dog team, facing privation and extreme cold as they sought civilization along the Moose River route toward the Abitibi district while they awaited rescue and possible reception from Canadian authorities.
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Pomeettor Wins Freedom for Hero of His Command
A court case in the district court involved a street peddler and a man named Pomeettor. The peddler, described as a freeman of the command, faced accusations related to wartime actions in France. The court session adjourned with the defense arguing for leniency while acknowledging the peddler’s role.
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Von Tirpitz Sees Only German Hope in Unity
A German article from Aunich reports Admiral von Tirpitz, former Navy Secretary, stating Germany has no long grace period and must unite to survive. He argues eighty million Germans in central Europe could be invincible if they stand together and are willing to sacrifice for national unity.
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French Cabinet Faces Fight for Life Tuesday
Paris dispatch reports Maurice Raynaud, former cabinet minister and leader of the Moderate Republican party, warning Premier Leygues of a forthcoming interpellation in the Chamber of Deputies over the government's stance toward Germany. He and followers demand clearer action after Germany failed disarmament by January 1, criticizing Lloyd George for British delays and pressuring for a conference between January 7 and 11.
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Sailor in Pacific Talks With Pennsylvania Home
Berwick Pa Jan 4 C N Walton replied to a telephone call at his home tonight and heard his son Russell aboard the ship Kateat now in the Pacific wish him a happy new year The sailor used wireless telephone aboard ship and an overland telephone line connected with Harwich Wirshaw atatl Mieogeuine 40 stn younger Wissisriny we alenies ites ala wed Hanuma.
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Lord Mayor Of Cork Stowaways Seized Then Freed
Newport News reports two Irish leaders hidden aboard the American steamer Wet Cannon from Cork. Lord Mayor MacSwiney and O Callaghan were detected, jailed for investigation, then freed after passports prompted questions about their status. MacSwiney claimed O Callaghan is in the U S under guard while he awaits further inquiry.
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New York
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Washington
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Direct Telephone Service From U S to Cuba Planned
Washington Jan 4 Direct tele phone service between the United States and Cuba is to be provided by the Cuban American Telephone and Telegraph Company A permit for landing three cables from Havana to Key West was granted by the State Department Laying of the cables is expected to be completed in the spring Each cable will be about 100 miles long and one will link directly with New York City
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Eloping Choir Singer Sues Pastor Densel for $25,000
PASSAIC N J Jan 4 The Rev Vorselin Densel former pastor of the First Netherlands Reformed Church of Passaic today was made the defendant in a $25,000 breach of promise suit by Miss Trina Hanenberg a 19 year old choir singer who disappeared with him November 12. The attorney for Hanenberg said love letters were written by the clergyman prior to the elopement and that Densel promised marriage while seeking to avoid a divorce. Densel was arrested on a civil warrant posted $1,500 bail and released. He returned to his home at 181 Park Place Passaic and declined to speak. The girl and her mother declared Densel had given a wedding ring and professed to marry in the eyes of God. The case continues.
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Palmer Names Prosecutors in Building Cases
In Washington a two hour Senate debate on inaugural spending sparked opposition to a $50,000 Capitol ceremony plan for Senator Mardin as he is sworn in on March 4. Amendments to cut costs to $10 were proposed. discussion lingered with no action. Separate items note William Rand and J Kruse named special assistants to the Attorney General to take over anti trust building materials cases, while Robert Brindell’s trial progress continues in New York with a Jury panel summoned for next Monday.
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Diamond behaves erratically amid New Year revelry
Philadelphia merchant George St Diamond, linked to the Merchants Association, faces questioning after a spree of disruptive acts in Broadway venues. His brother Samuel and associates were present as Diamond allegedly climbed tables and walls, prompting public concern. The Merchants Association announced a yearly prize related to such behavior, fueling debate over Diamond’s conduct and public order during New Year festivities.
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Murray Bighner
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Punish Prosecutor Denounced by Albany Legislators
A Albany report notes lawmakers denounce District Attorney Swann for subpenaing Senator Robinson and Assemblyman Steinberg over the Hearst Mylan company crime probe. Speakers call the move intimidation and demand investigation, with Assembly Speaker Adalund Machold among critics.
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Nephew of Camden Police Chief Shot in Rum Case
Thomas B. Gravenor, nephew of Camden police chief, lies in critical condition at Cooper Hospital with part of his arm shot off and under arrest with five others in a liquor trafficking attempt. Percy Jones says a robbery attempt occurred near Magnolia. other implicated names include Goorke WLSanks, Wilkin Mtaptindl, Tama Wo Cherry, and Wony Decera, all held by county authorities.
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Enright Calls 600 New Police. No Jobs Ready
Six hundred men were called by Commissioner Enright to serve as policemen for a train. A large number were dismissed after loafing at headquarters for three days amid claims the commissioner exceeded his authority. Aldermen said only 125 could be appointed at once under the law. The dismissed men were told to report again once the Corporation Counsel rules on legality. several resigned when summoned.
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Miller Orders Cut in Staffs Of All Bureaus
Albany June 4 Governor Miller orders department heads to reduce staff to fit the state's income and to curb expenses. Automobiles must bear state seals and be used for official business. The plan aims to trim about 21 million plus 4 million for soldiers' benefits and 7 million for New York City adjustments, totaling significant cuts across agencies. Legislative sessions open with officials awaiting the governor's next moves as party and socialist members face procedural constraints.
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Swann Names Whitman to Probe Hylan Regime
District Attorney Swann selects former Gov. Charles S. Whitman to serve as special counsel to investigate charges by Senator Robinson and Assemblyman Steinberg against the Hylan administration. Whitman will hold full office powers, with Swann promising no interference while the grand jury proceeds and a swift inquiry targets public corruption in New York.
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Slew Man Hid Body Under Bed and Forgot It
Kansas City woman Lillien McGill 29 told police she recalled murdering a man after she began sweeping a hotel room. She said she shot him three times with a revolver from a drawer, then forgot the deed until today while cleaning.
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