Wail of Deg In Trap Saves Lost Airmen
In Cochrane Ontario a balloon crew survived a December gale after a near landfall in James Bay shores. The men, stuck in trees under 10 below, were aided by a dog’s howl guiding rescuers to their shelter amid a vast forest. Government officers later identified the three in the balloon and their wary trek home.
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Jamey Bay
Shipsands
Hudson’s Bay Company
Ofiers
George W. Mcleod
Cursien
McLeod
Llerin den Farrell
Widowers and Widows Incorporate in Ohio
The Widowers and Widows Social Club of Cuyahoga County filed for incorporation in Ohio, listing educational and social aims. Secretary of State records show Charles Brenner of Cleveland as organizer. the club claims to aid lonely widows and widowers seeking matrimony with 604 members reported among included officers and members.
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Ineoens
Ladin Wagner
Olga Vicepence
Phos Clap
Olen Maley
German Music Played At Opera in Paris
In Paris the Opéra subsidized by the French government presented Wagner’s Die Walküre tonight marking the first German music there since World War I began. Every seat was filled and only a few curious onlookers gathered outside as police stood ready for any disturbance.
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Paris
Anglo-Saxon Pact to Curb Japan Expected
London observers foresee a British empire pact in spring discussions to curb Japan. Dominions push a unified stance in the Pacific as Canada and Australia align with American attitudes, while old Anglo-Japanese ties wane and a five-year naval buildup is debated.
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Tokio Paper Calls End to Britain Alliance Rationale
The Tokio paper argues ending the Anglo British alliance may ease American suspicions and urges Japan to reassess its postwar policy with the United States. It notes potential shifts in trade and military terms and predicts reciprocal actions if Britain sides with broader blocs.
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Oeaku Asahi Shimbun Hua
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Ireland
Sinn Fein Plot to Blow Up Crown Jewels Charged
A garbled report claims Sinn Fein members plotted to destroy the Crown Jewels in the Tower of London section storing the royal regalia. The alleged plan involved explosive devices and targeted the wakefield lower area near the royal route, including scepters and other regalia gems.
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London
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League May Send Envoy To Harding
Paris January 5 Informal discussions among Council members of the League of Nations consider sending a special envoy to President-elect Harding after his inauguration. They aim to urge sustaining the league within the peace treaty framework over Sarre, Danzig, and mandates, while recognizing covenant revision may be needed.
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Council of the League of Naions
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Association of Nations
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Harding Will Welcome Mission From League
MARION Ohio Jan 5 After his inauguration Warren G Harding fully expects to receive representatives of France and England to discuss Americas plan for participation in a world scheme of harmony. If the Council of the League also should send an emissary he would be welcomed but likely play a small part in negotiations. He believes France and England would largely align with the league's own proposals.
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England
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United States
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Senate
Europe
Prohibition Office Scandal Leads to Arrests and Grand Jury
Federal grand jury heard details of a misconduct ring tied to the Prohibition Bureau as former clerk staffers in O Connor's office face questions. Agents seized 369 900 dollars of liquor at a Third Avenue establishment with two employees charged for removing permits. William P McCoy, ex employee, faced conspiracy charges alongside two women Volberg Castillio and Katherine Foody. Castillio absent from her address. Moody, a filing clerk, questioned and possibly to be detained again. McCoy held on 10000 bail. operation alleged since August 4 with tips from an information clerk. No permits sold. motive linked to evading federal authority.
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West Seventieth Street
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Emty
United States Prohibition Commissioner's Office
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Kramer
Mary Paik
Tie Moyer
Admiral McCurly Seeks Asylum for Crimea Waifs in U S
Rear Admiral Newton A McCurly secures admission for seven Crimean children held at Bilis Island after immigration clearance. Washington officials authorize their move to a stable home in the United States where they will be cared for, with plans to relocate the family to Anderenn, S C.
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Taylor Wilson
Heron
Ellis
Aivey
Admiral McCully
Calls for Inquiry Into Tax Methods
Governor Miller urged the Legislature to appoint a tax investigating commission and create a centralized single headed board of estimate and control to overhaul state taxation. He proposed consolidating tax agencies, absorbing departments, and reforming government with strict retrenchment and economy guiding rules.
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Governor Miller Seeks Expanded Power to Probe City Admins
Albany January 5 Governor Miller urged amending Section 8 of the Moreland act to let the governor extend state level investigative powers to all county and municipal officers and departments. He argued flaws in municipal finances and crime enforcement show need for noncharge based examinations and subpoenas to uncover failures in administration and law enforcement. The proposal would empower audits and inquiries into local governments beyond current state agencies.
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Lord Mayor of Cork seeks US admit to testify on Ireland
Daniel J. O Callaghan Lord Mayor of Cork arrived in Newport News aboard the Westcannon and faces immigration and State Department scrutiny over his stay. An inquiry was ordered into his arrival while the Committee of One Hundred seeks testimony about conditions in Ireland and the graft inquiry in New York. He may be allowed to testify before the committee if immunity is granted, with debate over who may testify and under what protections.
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Albany
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New York City
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Hylan
Samuel Untermyer
Theodore Douglas Rovinsu
Robinson
Steinberg
Rrnet
Lord Reading to Accept Viceroyship of India
Lord Reading is poised to take the post as Viceroy of India amid Britain’s burden of quelling the noncooperation movement. Parliament recently passed a bill expanding Indian autonomy but not meeting full independence demands. The report notes ongoing pressure for complete self-rule despite the new arrangements.
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India
Bent
New Turk
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Ter Ondon
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Radio to Flash Medical Advice at Sea Emerges
A new radio medical advice system at sea links ships in distress with doctors at the Seamen's Church Institute in New York. KDKE emergency radio will connect mariners to physicians, delivering instructions until harbor arrival.
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Seamen's Institute
Two Resolutions Demand Inquiries Into Hyman Regime
Albany Jan 5 governor Miller asks legislature for power to investigate all New York City departments. He cites grave defects in local administration amid crime rises and enforcement failures and supports a broader inquiry into city government and the police district attorney and Swann office.
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