Inquiry Ordered On Balloon Flight Fallout
A naval court of inquiry will investigate all aspects of the balloonist clash involving Lieutenants Kloor Farrell and Winton from Far Rockaway to civilization. Secretary Daniels said the inquiry will determine responsibility and whether naval traditions were violated, with full power to hear complaints and examine personal differences.
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Aero Club cancels dinner after balloon fight event
The Aero Club of Canada in Toronto on January 12 called off its official dinner for the three American naval balloon airmen following yesterday’s clash in Matrice. Major B. S. Wemp, the club president, said a dinner honoring three men who are distraught would be an awkward affair for all concerned.
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Airmen Friends Reconcile After Balloon Trip Dispute
A dispute between Lieutenants Stephen A. Farrell and Walter Hinton aboard free balloon A-559H near Moose Factory and Mattice is declared over. Commander A L Kloor Jr issued a manifesto explaining the quarrel as temporary and due to mission strain and fatigue.
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Monocles Banned for German Security Police
Berlin reports show an Interior Ministry order prohibiting officials and security police from wearing monocles, framed as a reminder of monarchy. The move aims to project democracy during hard times, with a strict exam to judge suitability for service. Newspapers mock the policy with headlines like Now the Republican Saved.
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France Faces New Cabinet Crisis After Leygues Resignation
Paris January reports chaos as Georges Leygues resigns after a 463 to 125 vote against his ministry. Raymond Poincaré may be asked to form a national cabinet to confront disarmament delays and the Versailles treaty aims. Millerand weighs options while France seeks a strong leader for the Paris conference. The Chamber silence signals a plunge toward a nationalist settlement with allies.
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Reds Said to Incite British Labor Riots
London dispatch reports that so called unemployed riots are not genuine but orchestrated by Russian revolutionists. A new article claims a Suslani hires committee led by a young Russian woman operates under the guise of unemployed organizers in nine London boroughs raising funds to exploit unrest.
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Lenine Smuggles Gold Shipments to the U.S.
Rotterdam dispatch reports large shipments of Russian gold smuggled out of Holland to New York despite Dutch export controls. Traced from Sweden to Holland, the gold is believed to have been consigned to propaganda agents in the United States.
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Police Clamp Broadway Lid Tight at 1 A.M.
Detectives from Inspector Tresttler and Chief Inspector Lahey crowd Broadway and Third Avenue restaurants at 1 a.m. ordering music meals and dancing to stop. Bartenders are arrested for selling whisky without a license. Reisenweber's and Healy's stay open despite the police claim. Bail set at $500 for each of the three bartenders.
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Miller Urges New York Dry Law Enforcement Act
Albany Jan. 13 Governor Miller urged the Legislature to pass a state enforcement act aligned with the Volstead Act and to abolish the Excise Department and repeal the beer tax. He called for strict enforcement by peace officers and prosecutors and proposed a Bureau of manufacture and sale certificates within the Tax Department to aid enforcement.
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Russian in Suicide Bid Endangers Train Station Crowd
Edward Rokully, a 26 year old Russian, leaped before an elevated train at City Mall last night fracturing his skull and slashing his throat with a penknife. An ambulance crew and a patrolman wrestled with him to prevent a second attempt as they rushed to Bellevue. Rokully was later reported not in critical condition.
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Wade Found Guilty Must Go to Gallows
Wade B. Wade, twenty three years old, convicted of murder in Bridgeport for the killing of Nott in August. The jury deliberated six hours before returning a first degree murder verdict. Sentencing set for 10 o'clock tomorrow with the penalty of hanging. Wade showed calm in the cell while the verdict was read. his father Elbert Wade sobbed in court. Defense counsel emphasized lack of insanity, while state prosecutor Cummings argued premeditated murder and illicit love as motive.
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Philadelphia Guarded Against Red Bomb Plot
Federal officials expanded alert after warnings of a radical plan to bomb industrial plants in Philadelphia. Walter Foster oversaw precautions as police and DoJ agents staffed 42 stations and industrial sites, with Friday night chosen for the alleged demonstration.
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Rule 184 in Police Dept Warrants Grand Jury Probe
The Tribune reports Rule 184 allows Police Commissioner Enright and Mayor Hylan to tap wires of a grand jury investigation. Any deputy summoned to the District Attorney's office must report details to the Commissioner. No rescission has been announced by Mayor Hylan or Commissioner Enright.
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Capitol Porch Chosen For Inaugural Address Plan
Washington reports a shift in inauguration plans with oath and address to be delivered in the Senate chamber if weather permits. Harding favored simple, porch-friendly ceremony. Knox and the joint committee prepare a small stand and seated officials, avoiding costly platform, parade, and ball.
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Whitman To Present Charges On Police Raid Evidence
District Attorney Whitman plans to present evidence before the grand jury today in a case tied to raids on fur manufacturers and their association. He aims to indict a police commander as part of an extended investigation into Mayor Hylan and Police Commissioner Enright and alleged police protection for strikebreakers.
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