Red Flag Their Hope Was Stores to Renters
A socialist rally at Clinton Hall drew nearly 500 attendees to hear former East Side speakers denounce landlords and celebrate the red flag over American crowds. Mrs. J G Phelps Stokes urged workers to reject Republicans and Democrats, while Jacob Pankin called for peaceful action and rent strikes. A second meeting of the Greater New York Taxpayers Association followed, aiming to unite landlords against perceived evils and warning reporters away from coverage.
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Clinton Hall
Clinton Street
J. G. Phelps Stokes
America
Russia
Charles E. Hughes
William Randolph Hearst
Mrs. Stokes
Democratic
Republican Party
Jacob Pankin
Pankin
Joseph F. Darling
Death in Hotel Tragedy Ended Jealous Marriage
Arthur E Martine shot his wife at the St George Hotel Brooklyn then killed himself. Mrs Martine, grievously wounded, died after being taken to Brooklyn Hospital. The couple recently separated and she had won custody of their child Elizabeth aged two.
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Arthur E. Martine
St. George Hotel
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Hospital
Martines
St. George
Elizabeth
Charlotteville
Martine
Maddox
Supreme Court
Francis Trevelyan
2D Street
Brookly
Henry J. Brewer
England
Kathleen J. Trevelyan
Virginia
Arthur
Henry F. Martine
Garfield Place
Nebraska Chancellor Andrews Resigns Debt Health Restores
Charles S. Allen, president of the Nebraska State University board of regents, reports that Chancellor Andrews offered his resignation after a grip illness last spring. The board refused, granting a four month leave of absence. Upon return, Andrews is greatly improved and fully able to resume duties.
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Tribune
Lincoln, Neb
Charles S. Allen
Board of Regents
Nebraska State University
Andrews
Sale of The Times in London Faces Challenge
London January 11 reports that serious litigation is threatened over the sale of the London Times as many who hold financial interests in the paper oppose the deal.
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London
The
London “Times
Nicaragua Costa Rica frontier pact and friendship accord
The Managua conference between Nicaragua’s Zeleya and Costa Rica’s President Viquez concluded today. They discussed the frontier and commercial relations and signed a fraternal friendship and commerce agreement between the two nations.
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Managua
Jan
Zeleya
Nicaragua
Viquez
Costa Rica
Money of Yucatan Bank Recovered
Recovery of several hundred thousand dollars of stolen funds of the Bank of Yucatan at Meridan enables the institution to continue business. Also an Atlantic Coast Line ad promotes a Florida route with a New York service at 2 10 P M and an advisory note from the New York office.
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Yucatan
the Tribune
Mexico City
Bank of Yucatan
Meridan
Florida
Atlantic Goast Line R. F
Bway, Cor
Tragedy in Barnsley Hall as 16 Children Die
A stampede at a Barnsley public hall during an afternoon entertainment leaves sixteen children dead and forty injured. Attendants moved seated gallery youth downstairs, triggering a crush that swept hundreds into stairways. Police and ushers battled to rescue the crowd as sobbing mothers searched for missing children.
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Barnsley
England
Taft to present Cuba and Philippines reports to Congress
From The Tribune Bureau Washington January 11 Secretary Taft will transmit to Congress the first annual report of Charles E Magoon provisional governor of Cuba and indicate the date the Cuban government may be turned over to Cubans. He will also send a report on the Philippines reviewing occupation progress and urging tariff reductions on sugar tobacco and rice. Meanwhile German cruiser Bremen reports fleet nearing Rio de Janeiro with no position given. A Chilean commission led by Admiral Simpson will welcome Rear Admiral Evans and the American fleet at Punta Arenas.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Taft
Congress
Charles E. Magellon
Cuba
Magoon
Philippines
Valparaiso
Simpson
Punta Arenas
Chacabuco
Evans
Chilian
Takahira Ambassador Appointment Stated in Tokyo Note
Baron Takahira, Japan’s minister to Italy, has been officially notified of his appointment as ambassador to the United States. He expressed readiness to return to Washington, emphasized strong U S relations, and dismissed alarmist reports of antagonism. He plans to depart late January or early February for London before sailing to the United States.
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Tome
Baron Takahira
Italy
Tokio
United States
Japan
Washington
Pacific
Baron Takahiri
London
Fleet may sail to Puget Sound from San Francisco
The Atlantic battleship fleet may visit Puget Sound after leaving San Francisco per a Navy Department statement. Rear Admiral Henry N. Manney, on active duty, heads a Pacific Coast inspection of naval yards and stations with focus on the fleet’s arrival and on San Diego plans to replace its coal facilities if Congress approves.
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Washington
Puget Sound
San Francisco
Navy Department
Henry N. Manney
Bureau of Equipment
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Cal
Congress
Official Song for the Navy Debated in Congress
Representative Maynard introduces a bill to grant exclusive rights to "Don't Scorn the Sailor" by Harry F. Moore as the navy song. Virginia crew member Moore would receive 5000 dollars, with the Atlantic fleet sailors favorable to the anthem that praises duties and warns penalties in its verses.
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Tribune Bureau
Ishington
Richard
Virginia Worrow
Uuw
Harry F. Moore
Virginia
Navy
Maynard
Eesset
CAPT CHARLES M BUNDELL INSANE IN NEBRASKA
Captain Charles M Bundell of the United States Army went insane on Friday at Fort Omaha and wandered from Crook to nearby towns. He was later seen at a bank attempting to cash a blank check and was detained by police before being turned over to military authorities. Bundell, a West Point graduate, is from Philadelphia.
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the Tribune
Charles M
United States Army
Fort Omaha
Jan
Bundell
Belmont on Traction Lays Blame on Public
At the Long Island Real Estate Exchange dinner in Hotel Manhattan August Belmont urged fair returns for transit investors before any new lines are built in greater New York. He warned municipal transport expansion hinges on bond market access and cited Chicago’s earlier rational approach to transit.
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Greater
New York
August Belmont
Long Island Real Estate Exchange
Manhattan
Steinway Tunnel
Chicago
Belmont
Frank Bailey
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Queens
42D Street
H. Stewart McKnight
The
Exchange
Brooklyn
Mr. Bailey
Gage H. Tarbell
Ralph Peters
Long Island Railroad Company
Lewis FE
Pound
Patrick F. McGowan
Herman A. Metz
John M. Belford
College training and race death by own action
Dr Samuel B McCormick chancellor of Western University of Pennsylvania says higher education for women promotes race death by own action and that college women rarely marry or raise large families. Professor H Andrews cites Pittsburg youths suffering from pollerskatitis and preoccupation with skating rinks over studies, noting theft to fund outings.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Samuel B. McCormick
Western University of Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Principals” Association
McCormick
Professor Andrews
American Presbyterian School property seized in tax riots in China
Consul General Deaby at Shanghai reports that the American Presbyterian School property was seized during tax riots in Northern Che-Kiang. He says the missio martex are safe and Chinese authorities vow protection. The State Department has been informed of the dispatch dated today.
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Woahington
State Department
General Deaby
Shanghai
China
Che-Kiatg
J J Hills youngest son Walter weds Dorothy Barrows
Walter J Hill youngest son of Janes J Hull married Dorothy Barrows at her parents house. He is 25, secretary of the Superior Land Company, a Great Northern auxiliary, earning $10,000 yearly. The ceremony was by Rev McNulty at St Luke's Church. Honeymoon planned for Aiken South Carolina.
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Tribune
St. Paul
Walter J. Hill
Janes J. Hull
Dorothy Barrows
Mr. Hill
Miss Barrows
McNulty
St. Luke's Catholic Church
Hill
Ris
Superior Land Company
Great Northern
Aiken
S&c
Farman Fails Archdeacon Prize After Flight
Paris on January 11 saw Henry Farman fly one kilometre twice in a single afternoon but he did not win the Archdeacon prize worth $10,000 because the awarding committee was absent. Briarcliff Milk ad notes ceased supply and urges orders for rich Jersey milk from 55 East 46th street.
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Paris
Henry Farman
Archdeacon
East 46Th Street
President backs Aldrich bill as desirable legislation
Washington Jan 11 The President told friends he regards the Aldrich financial bill as desirable and important legislation though he would tweak details if he were Senator Aldrich He supports central bank ideas but favors slow progress and currency elasticity with emergency issue backed by government securities and taxed He says reports he opposes the measure are baseless and House Finance Committee is unanimously favorable toward passage
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Washington
Aldrich
Congress
Talks for Aldrich bill in Washington
Senator Hopkins, a Finance Committee member, defends the Aldrich financial bill. He argues it adds flexible emergency currency to prevent a repeat of recent money stringency and notes expanded bond classes plus Treasury supervision to curb fictitious value. The piece frames the bill as stabilizing yet not a radical banking overhaul, with routing details of Southern Rys & W. P. via New Orleans at the end.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Hopkins
Thinosis
Committee On Finance
The
Tribune
Aldrich
Mr. Hopkins
Secretary of the Treasury
DOT
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