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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1921

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Britain Balances Naval Policy and League Talks With Geddes

Washington reports Sir Auckland Geddes is being summoned home to confer with Lloyd George and British leaders on naval holiday plans and the future of the League of Nations. The talks aim to gauge U S reaction and shape Harding administration policy, including possible concessions to the covenant.

Carter Field Washington United States Yoodon Sir Auckland Geddes Lloyd George Sir Auckland New York Per Tribune State Department Harding Furuce Wilson Associated London Sir Aucklnd Great Britain Thigeringon Foreign Office Admiralty Ben California Mather Sir Aucklant Willig Hiram Johnson Sir Archi Geni Britain Ang Lloyd Versailles League of Nations Daventry Mardingac- Teague Nationa Enan Association of

Berlin Police Fire On Reds Parade in Unter den Linden

Four persons were wounded in a clash between security police and communists in Berlin's Unter den Linden as Reds tried to form a parade for the second anniversary of Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg’s deaths. Police reinforced, dispersing the crowd.

Berlin Unter den Linden Karl Liebknecht Rosa Luxemburg

Move Toward World Disarmament Reported by House Committee

The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a resolution inviting world delegates to an international disarmament conference. Democrats argued it should wait for President-elect Harding, while Republicans favored expediting action. The panel noted possible conflicts with ongoing appropriation debate and left open Senate prospects tied to Borah and Walsh proposals.

Washington House Foreign Affairs Committee Wilson Waya Harding Porter Brooks Illinois House Senate Borah Idaho United States Great Britain Japan Walsh Montana Rests of Nations Flood Virginia Mason Ilinois Ireland Philippines Charles Edward Russell The Woman's Peace Society

Millerand risks to secure peace in French crisis

Paris dated dispatch reports President Millerand facing a possible fall as Raoul Peret fails to form a ministry and Poincaré looms. Millerand may rally Briand for a wartime policy. Britain backs Spa reparations approach while Poincaré allies push a forceful ultimatum against Germany.

Ralph Courtney The Tribune New York ‘Tribune Inc Paris Raoul Peret Millerand Raymond Poincaré Republic Chamber of Deputies Poincaré Chamber Senate Peret France Minerand Aristide Briand van Gage Europe Poincare Briand Millerand-Briand Spain Germany Engand Spa Great Britain Poiresré

Helligram Antecede Hell Handbook Unveiled in Zion

In Zion on June 15 Over seer Wilbur Glenn Voliva released advance sheets for a handbook titled hell and described helli grams. He warned sinners face punishments reflecting their sins such as tobacco users in tobacco smoke dens and drinkers amid beer wine and whisky.

Zion Wilbur Glenn Voliva Hell Voliva

Policeman Captures Runaway Horse in Broadway Chase

Patrolman Henry Koch corralled a runaway horse with a taxi in Midtown Manhattan. After leaping onto the horse from a moving cab, he rode it briefly, then dismounted and subdued the animal with a nightstick as onlookers watched a dramatic rescue near Broadway and Sixteenth Street.

Broadway Henry Koch Eighteenth Street Koch Sixteenth Street Muddy France BH. R. T. Subway Lawrence Kerwin West Twenty-fifth Street Lawrence

Police Break Sinn Féin Plot to Fire London Depot

Suburban London raid ends in gun battle as police stop a planned arson attack on a Vacuum Oil depot. Incendiary materials found and one man arrested. Dublin unrest mirrors Cork violence with threats of martial law and curfews.

Tribwuna European Bureau New York Kiune Inc London Sinn Féin Wandsworth Vacuum Oil Company Wilfred Kenny Kenny Camberwell Green Dublin Associated Press Tipperary Limerick Kilbritain Bandon County Cork Camlough Belleek Armagh Cork Crown

Robbers Steal $1225 From Laundry in Brooklyn

Two armed men entered Ocean Hill Laundry at 214 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, forced proprietor Benjamin Newfeld to surrender valuables, and posted a “Closed” sign on the door. They escaped with $400 from the till, $200 wallet, a $390 diamond ring, a $126 watch and chain, and a $200 scarf pin. Police reported the holdup became public yesterday despite attempts to keep details secret.

Benjamin Newfeld Fulton Eet Brooklyn Newfeld Ocean Hill Hey Pisvieg He Wailad

Costigan Cleared by Records in New York Police Probe

District Attorney records refute Police Commissioner Enright s attack on Dan Costigan head of the vice squad. Ex Governor Whitman backs Costigan calling him honest and among the best police officers New York has had.

Enright Dan” Costigan Charles 8. Whitman Hylan Costigan New York Kingy County Grand Jurors' Association Brooklyn Bree Smith Dan Costigan Mr. Smith Whitman Criminal Courts Geval Sessions Police Department Brownsville Dan Exciice

Missouri Girl 16 Planneds Third Marriage In Booneville

Mary Frances Ciuphil aged sixteen married here for the third time after securing a Fayette County divorce from Carl Dick inson. She left for Bonneville to join James Dewey Hall with her father’s consent arranged by local clerks. Her past marriages include Alton Campbell of Howard County who died during their five year union.

Pyrene Anmurca Eo Ene Erraune Booneville, Mo Mary Frances Ciuphil Carl Dickinson Fayette Bonneville James Dewey Hall Chewit Pred Smith Howard County Franklin Khe Alton Camp Campbell

Enright Refutes Resignation Rumor As Exaggerated

Police Commissioner Enright denies resigning amid widespread rumors fueled by front page headlines. He notes he has served since 1918 and jokes about repeated announced resignations, while Mayor Hylan says there is nothing to the reports. A Deputy Commissioner connected to the narcotics squad is cited as the rumor’s source.

Enright Buckley Hylan Sitting Bull Hout Mark Twain City Hall Commissioner Enright Police Carlton Simon Simon

Army Man Kills Cashier and Guard Slugged in Holdup

Special Dispatch to The Tribune from Montreal reports Major Robert W. Griffiths jailed charged with murder after William Holland, a stock broker manager, was shot at his office following the stock exchange closing. Police say Griffiths, under delusions of hypnotic domination, planned to keep Holland awake to undermine him. In New York, Carl Gunther, cashier of Manhattan Brass Works, was shot over the heart during a payroll robbery carrying $6,000. his bodyguard Richard Schmimke was injured and the bandits fled in a waiting car.

Tribune Montreal Robert W. Griffiths William Holland McDougall Bros Stock Exchange Griffiths Holland Carl Gunther Manhattan Brass Works East Twentyeighth Street Bellevue Hospital Gunther Richard Schmimke Second Avenue Schmimke East Thirty-fifth Street

Housekeepers Club Sets 8 to 5 Time Clock Rules

Pittsburgh report details a Housekeepers Club meeting at the Hotel Chatham where members vote to require maids to work from 8 AM to 5 PM, be paid 3 dollars per day with no extra fare, and to clean laundry after washing. They pledge to seek cooperation from friends facing similar labor issues and oppose furnishing laundresses with fur coats.

Bart Coast Ilanthe Cauat Broadway

Rule 184 to Police Chief and Mayor taps grand jury wires

The Tribune reports Rule 184 allows the Police Commissioner and Mayor Hylan to receive detailed reports from any department member summoned to the District Attorney. After 144 hours no rescission has been announced despite ex Governor Whitman urging abrogation.

the Tribune Police Department Enright Hylan Enright Held Whitman

City officials to face grand jury in graft probe

Mayor John F Hylan Police Commissioner Richard E Enright and the police chief clerk face subpoenas before the January extraordinary grand jury probing city administration. Whitman seeks records on stolen cars and police graft claims and plans to press for immunity waivers.

John F. Hylan Richard E. Enright Police Department Hylan Commissioner Enright Charles S. Whitman Swann the Tribune Whitman Albany Enright

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