Hylan Snubs Swann as 19 Police Subpoenas Served
In a rapid sequence of events former Governor Whitman directed a probe into city policing. Nineteen subpoenas were served on sergeants and patrolmen tied to the West Thirtieth Street precinct along with a Broad way restaurant proprietor. Police Commissioner Enright avoided Swann by telephone. Hylan refused comment at City Hall as reporters sought a statement on rescinding the Police Department Title.
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William H. Pailey
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Archbishop Hayes Sails to Rome on Mission of Several Months
Archbishop Hayes prepared to depart by mail steamer for Rome for a lengthy mission lasting several months. Rumors of a possible papal cardinalate assignment circulated but were denied by church officials. The voyage follows consultations within the archdiocese about the mission and potential implications for Hayes and the local clergy.
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Police Rule 184 Obstructs City Inquiry
Police Rule 184 remains in force blocking city investigation as District Attorney Swann and ex Governor Whitman press to clear the way. Swann seeks meetings with Mayor Hylan and Police Commissioner Erright, all denied, prompting plans to appeal to the Legislature to remove the obstruction.
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President Wilson to Rule on Cork Lord Mayor O Callahan Deportation
Lord Mayor O Callahan of Cork who arrived secretly in Newport News faces deportation. Decision referred to President Wilson after Cabinet stalemate between State and Labor Departments. Labor seeks deportation now. Wilson ready to order if advised. O Callahan is in New York on parole and to testify before the Committee of One Hundred on Thursday.
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Japanese Soldier Kills U S Navy Engineer in Tokyo
Report from Vindivontok press that a chief engineer of the Albany engineer corps was shot by a Japanese soldier as he returned to Wie veuwe at 1 o clock this morning and died soon after.
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Ceremony Set for Senate Chamber Inauguration
The joint Congressional committee will hold Harding Coolidge inaugural ceremonies in the Senate chamber to mirror Jeffersonian simplicity. The parade and ball are canceled. admission to the Senate chamber and galleries will be limited to about 1,000 and 800 respectively.
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Government Homes for Congressmen Proposed
Langley of the House Public Buildings Committee proposed a joint resolution to create government homes for Vice President and members of Congress. The plan aims to provide a rent free cooperative residence to relieve lawmakers from landlord demands, with space for cabinet officials and Supreme Court members if extras remain. Women supporters back the proposal to escape high rents.
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Riots in India Prompt Heavy Police Action
Dispatches report peasant riots in the Hardpur region southwest of Lucknow where farms and crops suffer damage. Troops from Lucknow and reinforcements move in as 600 arrests occur and housing is set ablaze in widespread unrest.
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California to Have First Aerial Derby
The Navy Department announced plans for the world’s first aerial derby to be held soon at Long Beach. The naval dirigible B18 and a commercial ship from San Diego will race one another in this historic event.
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World Ripe for Disarmament Says Daniels Coalition
The Austrian government plans to retire January 15 and place administration with the Reparations Commission. Austria faces famine risk, currency collapse, and dependence on neighbor aid as it seeks dissolution under the postwar treaties. A Danubian confederation or German coalition has been urged by Austrians amid Allied objections.
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National Assembly
Man leaps from train in distress and Roma robbers strike
Ferdinand Collor of New York jumped from the Philadelphia express near Cresson Pa after domestic trouble. He says two African American men posing as good Samaritans robbed him of 80 dollars and vanishing. He was found by two boys, treated, then jailed, with injuries and a motive linked to family friction.
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New York
Fhladelphia Express
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Mbensburg
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Wrother
Balloon flight over Ontario and Quebec ends with landing
Lieutenant Stephen Farrell recalls a four man balloon voyage led by Kloor and authorized by Commander Cummings. After a rough night of rain and fading maps, the crew drifted north by west, discarded gear to stay aloft, and finally landed in a forest near freezing temperatures. They survived on limited food and water, with one pigeon killed for food and the group camped that night, continuing southeast toward safety.
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Ottawa
Fist Fight of Balloonists To Trigger Inquiry
Washington diary reports a fight between Lt Hinton and Lt Farrell, possibly in a naval or congressional inquiry. Congressional interest rises as lawmakers debate the need for an investigation into funds and conduct of the balloon expedition. A naval court is set to determine responsibility for the airship loss.
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Balloonists in Mattice quarrel over letters and tensions
Naval balloonists A L Kloor Jr Walter Hing ton and Stephen Farrell arrived in Mattice Ont after a 1209 mile flight from Rockaway N Y. A fist fight between Farrell and Hing ton erupted in the Williams son store over published letters to Hinton's wife. Farrell struck Hing ton then apologized. The men planned to return to the United States in good health despite strained relations and prior disputes over stories.
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