Frame-Up Probe in Harlem Case Faces Next Steps
Grand jury has dismissed charges against George A. Sipp and will next hear if a frame-up by high police officials was used to suppress graft disclosures. Sipp met with Assistant DA Groehl in Atlantic City as authorities urge his return to testify on vice-police graft before the grand jury.
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Grand Jury
George A. Sipp
Steve" McDermott
Aldermanic Committee
Rosalsky
Sipp
Groehl
Atlantic
Whitman
Harlem
Groch
New York
Dougherty
Attrney Wasservogel
Woodruff
Atlantic City
Jubo
Raines Law Hotel
Tievian
Curran Wiermanic
Wentere
New Jersey
Atantic City
The Panther Reported Lost of Wil Probe Sipp Frame up
A jumble of names and events appears across this morning’s local notes. Mentions include Wil probe, Sipp, frame up, Ousted Strikers, Motel melee, Carmania toss, Matinestein denial, and plans for women to join a clothing strike. Mayor Gaynor and other local figures surface amid school board, arbitration, and property sales items.
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Panther
Wil
Woodford
Gaynor Aguin Tamkr
Ccs
All Progressives
Puppy skins to save boy grafts on burn injuries
In St Louis, January, surgeons grafted skin from eight puppy stomachs onto the legs of seven year old Ralph Weils, burned in December. The boy's injuries largely healed, and doctors planned sacrificing five more dogs to obtain additional skin for grafting.
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St. Louis
Jan. S
Ralph Weils
Woman offers hair to obtain pardon for husband
Telegraph to The Tribune reports Jan Mys offering her raven black hair reaching the ground to raise funds for paying back a $00 theft by her husband, two years sentenced for larceny. Dennis D. Driscoll urged pardon before the Governor's Council committee, and Judge Ely who sentenced Dodd sent a favorable letter.
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the Tribune
Jan
Irvin Dodd
Dennis D. Driscoll
Ely
Dodd
Boy and Girl Hurt by Accidents in Somerville
In Somerville New Jersey two children were injured while at play. Ten year old Edward Rooney was struck on the head by a horse shoe after a delivery wagon reared, leaving a four inch gash on Main Street. Nearby nine year old Annie Murtora suffered a serious wound from tin fragments exploded by a passing train near the Jersey Central tracks.
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Somerville
N. J. Jan
Edward Rooney
Franklin Street
Main Street
Jersey Central
Annie Murtora
Raritan
Police Riflemen Hunt for Bandits in Chicago
Ten top marksmen from the police force armed with long range rifles were set in four taxicabs by Captain Halpin to scour the city for hold up men of all descriptions. He warned to watch for motor car bandits and petty robberies, stating only one of four men arrested previously is the alleged bandit Herbert Saucier alias Cattlich. If faced with faster cars, use rifles and shoot.
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Chicago
Jan. S
Halpin
Herbert Saucier
Cattlich
Sheriff Attaches Pew Seatings at Washington Heights Church
Sheriff Harburger levied on 14 pews and two pianos of the Washington Heights United Presbyterian Church at Audubon Avenue and 172nd Street after a Queens County judgment obtained by Rev. Joseph Hervey for 1448. Hervey, formerly pastor, said the sum represents owed salary and must decide how the sheriff should dispose of the attached property.
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Harburger
Washington Heights
Hervey
Cat Dies as Lights Fail in Winsted North End
In Winsted Connecticut on New Year’s Eve the town darkened for three hours when a Maltese catalyst caused a citywide power outage near Woodruff’s feed mill. Linemen investigated but found a cat dead on a lamp pole, its fall triggering a short circuit and the blackout.
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Woodruff
Powers Plan to Cede Adrianople Amid Balkan Talks
Paris reports that Great Britain France and Russia back cession of the Dardanelles area to Greece while Germany Austria and Turkey resist. Albania remains a flashpoint with Austria resisting demobilization near Scutari. European powers seek joint intervention to end the Balkan deadlock as peace talks proceed in Constantinople and Sofia.
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Paris
Jan. S
Turekey
Adrianope
Great Britain
France
Russia
Greece
Germany
Austria
Mary
Danda
Valles
Albania
Scutari
Duerazzo
London
Takey
Arive Tod Vy
Daily ‘Telegraph
Daned
Bulgarh
Rechad Pavha
Constantinople
Chroantele
Kiam Pacha
Grand Vister
Kiam
Adrianople
Eeu Islands
Hepetel
Times
Daneft
Reehad Pachaton
Ciel
Kumara
Turkey
Sofie
Nagin
Noradonghian
Sayshhat
P. Norundunghien Ffrendt
Savon
Noredunghian Hffendi
Verbeck Deal With Dix Bank Under Scrutiny
Albany agents probe alleged improper purchase of city property by Adjutant General Verbeck for a state arsenal. Transaction tied to First National Bank of misery, once linked to Governor Die. Investigators question legality, with Attorney General urging recovery and possible court action to return funds.
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Tribune Albian
Verbeck
Sulzer
Tauld Ule
Natonal Bank of Misery
Die
Hieget
Dixbank
First National Bank
Verbeek
Haneyres
Isamition
Armory Commission
Is. Bank
Adjutant General of the National Guard
Adjutant General's Office
Aremory
New York
New York Arsenal
Albany
Hamilton
Mail carrier laments new parcel post law burden
A Georgia constituent writes Representative Thomas W. Hardwick detailing the hardship caused by the parcel post act. He describes losing revenue from express contracts, plans to buy livestock and wagon to continue work, and appeals for relief or higher pay, arguing the law ruined his business and the express company's margins.
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Washington
Jan
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
Hardwick
Congress
Eural
F Deason
Inwinton
McIntyre
Irwinton
Possum Post
Express Company
Garry Che Mit
Texas Pony
Express
Ty Mall
Sam
Minityre
Lrwinton
Russian Empress New Year Reception Cancelled
A New Year reception at the Winter Palace in St Petersburg has been cancelled. The event was to be held for the Empress and Dowager Empress with press attendees and local officials expected to attend. The exact date in January was not confirmed.
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Winter Palace
St Petersburg
Jane
Winter Pala
Justice Goff Age Question Deepens in Irish Records
Officials in Albany say no Irish inquiry needed as state records show Justice Goff oath in 1895 listing age 47 and birth on January 4 1848. Further entries suggest a 1900 oath placing him at 59 and a bench tenure ending December 1 1918. Some seek to challenge his age to affect Becker and Hyde cases. County Wexford parish records lack birth details for Goff.
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Albany
Jan
Secretary of State
Ireland
Justice Goff
Becker
Hyde
County
Wexford
Farmer Saves No Cent In Parcel Post Mix Up
An Erie County farmer tried to save a cent by mailing a single cent in a parcel post package from Panesville Ohio. The package contained frozen fine skin. It thawed in the post office causing a confrontation with Postmaster Moodey and staff. A clerk placed the package in the cellar and guarded it until the owner retrieved the skins. The incident led to a rule that skins must thaw before mailing.
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Panesville
Ohio
Moodey
Dressler in Court Over Lost Gems at Stop Thief
Petite Marie Dressler sues Weber & Fields outfit for 2000 after leaving without two weeks notice. She reports diamonds including a pin with an amethyst, diamonds, and pearls were lost following a Monday Gaiety Theatre visit. Reward offered for return of the jewels.
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Marie A.cotes
Weber & Fields Music Hart Company
Miss Dressler
Gaiety Theatre
Panther Destroyer Panther Sinking Rumor Fails
Navy officials refute reports that the repair ship Panther with about 120 aboard foundered off Charleston South Carolina during a fierce gale. Wireless fragments and Navy watchers sparked rumors while two vessels Dixie and Wyoming were said to roam nearby. Beekman Winthrop reassured there is no alarm and Panther is believed safe en route to Guantanamo Bay leaving New York last Thursday.
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Panther
Charleston
Philadelphia
South Carolina
Srday
Son
Dixie
Watling
S.C
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Guantanamo
Cuba
Grantuname
Wyoming
Eure —Althoushne
Washington
Navy Department
New York
Cape Hatteras
Beekman Winthrop
Navy
Louis R. de Steiguer
Ohio
de Steiguer
Louis P. Davis
North Carolina
John B. Staley
William H. Stites, Jr
Georgina
Walter Webster
North Dakota
Sergeon
George R. W. French
Massachusetts
Fred E. McMillen
Maryland
John Law
George J. @. Thompson
William H. Lenz
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Governor Oral
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Ottawa
Royal Hospital
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Berlin
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IRMER
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