Radicals prompt city wide guard in Philadelphia area
Police doubled guards at churches public and office buildings and homes of wealthy families across Philadelphia amid a predicted anarchist bombing plot tied to New York. The Department of Justice warned of depredations, with officers stationed at St Patrick’s Cathedral St Thomas Church the Union Club and Rockefeller home among others while questioning centered on the accuracy and scope of the threat and orders.
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Department of Justice
Philadelphia
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St. Patrick's Cathedral
Fifth Avenue
Fiftieth Street
Archishop
Patrick J. Heyes
Madison Avenue
St. Thomas's Church
Fifty-third Street
Union Club
Fifty-first Street
John D. Rockefeller
Fifty-fourth Street
Pennsylvania Station
John Cray
City
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Ith Street
Wth Avenue
Hudson River
Forty-ninth Street
Cenmark
Fistuia
Riverside Drive
Charles M. Kehwab
Sev. Ayatevnd Street
Itheath District
Palmer Denies Knowledge Of Red Plot Report
Attorney General Palmer said he had no information on a supposed red plot and did not receive details beyond a vague reference. He noted his office did not give the matter personal attention and indicated he did not take it with gravity, as reported in earlier dispatches.
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Balloonists on the Trail Near Moose Factory to Mattice
The Tribune publishes the only pictures of naval balloonists far along the Moose Factory to Mattice route. Photographs by the man who first met the three lieutenants show the party moving toward him about forty five miles from civilization. Images appear on Page 7.
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Shipping Men Urge U S to Lift Dry Ban on Liquor aboard Ships
A Washington hearing heard shipping group leaders urge the U S to lift the prohibition on serving liquor aboard American vessels. They warned the Edmonds bill and Attorney General ruling could push cargo and passenger shipping to foreign lines, harming U S commerce and expansion plans.
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Mexican Troops Sack Town and Join Rebels
A detachment of the 87th Cavalry stationed at Tulancingo revolted and joined General Marquis in a revolt against the Obregon government. They raided the town, held up a passenger train, and federal forces were ordered to pursue the rebels. The War Department ordered no quarter for future uprisings.
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Whisky Pirates Boarded Ship in Hampton Roads
Norfolk dispatch reports a Spanish steamship captain stating that on Tuesday night masked men boarded the vessel in Hampton Roads, bound and gagged the crew, and stole two barrels of whisky along with other valuables. This marks the third such incident in recent weeks involving port pirates seeking whisky.
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Farrell Hero of Trip as Hinton Confirms
Lieutenant Walter Hinton publicly credited Farrell as the hero of the Canadian wilds voyage. Farrell bore the brunt of the adventure and broke the trail while the others suffered fatigue from snowshoe use. The trio, including Kloor and Stephen Farrell, arrived at Niagara Falls and were welcomed in a scene of public applause and official honors before continuing to Buffalo and New York.
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Old Country
Ten Occupants Share One Grand Rapids Room
In Grand Rapids a single room housed ten people including a man, his children, grandmother, and a boarder. They ate standing and slept in shifts with three beds, a stove, table, two chairs, a baby carriage, and a latch chair noted by housing inspectors. Two men worked nights and slept days.
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Miller Holds To Plans for City Inquiry
Miller remains firm on his plan for a city inquiry and says the probe will not conflict with the legislators’ urged investigation. He argues the two efforts can run in tandem to address overlapping concerns.
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Bill to Abolish Rule 184 Drawn
Albany dispatch reports Governor Miller seeking to avoid clash between legislative probes and his own inquiry into Hylan era graft. A bill to nullify Rule 1 of the Police Department is slated for quick passage to bar officials from meddling in grand jury investigations.
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New York City
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Legislative Ivestigating
Stolen Rembrandt Painting Moved to United States
Rembrandt painting After the Thunder Storm was taken from a private Hamburg owner on January 5 and allegedly shipped to the United States aboard the Mongolia. The wood panel measures sixty five by forty nine centimeters and is valued at about 2.9 million dollars.
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U S Attorney Charges Georgia Officials Plot Negroes Murder
U S District Attorney Hooper Alexander cites peonage indictments linked to the death of a negro, accusing officials of tolerating crimes against negroes. He pledges a state wide federal probe, criticizing magistrates and urging decisive action to end systemic wrongs.
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Whitman Credits Tribune For Exposing Police Graft
Former Governor Charles S. Whitman praised The Tribune for uncovering evidence against Captain William Bailey of the West Thirtieth Street station. He said the investigation provides material to uncover the root causes of months of crime in New York and credited the paper with starting the effort.
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Mary Garden Named Chicago Opera General Director
Chicago officials reveal Mary Garden, American opera star, is appointed general director of the Chicago Opera Association following resignations. She will lead artistic and executive duties while continuing as an artist, with no extra compensation this season. The move parallels Campanini’s dual role when he led operas as general director. Garden was born in Aberdeen Scotland in 1875 and rose to fame through roles like Marguerite and Thais.
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Emma Goldman Prefers U S Jail to Red Liberty
Emma Goldman reportedly told a San Francisco socialist in Russia that she would prefer jail in the United States to freedom in Soviet Russia. The account, given by M Schwartz, an ex Moscow prisoner, recalls meeting Goldman and Verkeven last spring and notes her American canned goods and dinner hospitality.
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Herkman
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Tomory
Rule 184 Alleged Wire Tap Rule Mentioned by City Leaders
The text asserts the existence of Rule 184 of the Police Department enabling the Police Commissioner and the mayor to access grand jury investigations. It quotes the rule directing department members summoned to the District Attorney to report detailed facts to the Police Commissioner. No rescission has been announced by Mayor Hylan or Commissioner Enright.
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Joseph Steinberg
Miller
Robinson
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Dylan
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Bailey Arrested as Fur Trust Gratuity Case Unfolds
William A. Bailey long time commander of the West Thirtieth Street precinct was indicted and arrested for allegedly taking a $500 gratuity from the Associated Fur Manufacturers during a long furriers strike. The case ties to Whitman investigations into city administration. Bailey was transferred to headquarters, with Joseph A. Howard succeeding him at West Thirtieth Street. The grand jury results and raids linked to the strike fund are outlined by District Attorney Whitman. further indictments were anticipated.
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