Rigid Cocaine Bill Drafted in Albany T:
A new stringent cocaine bill drafted by Assistant District Attorney James A. Delehanty at Judge Swann’s urging seeks to curb sales and possession with harsher penalties. The measure targets sale and attempted sale as felonies with up to seven years’ imprisonment and tight prescription limits, aiming to empower police and deter the cocaine trade.
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Anyatate
Union
James A. Delehanty
Judge Swann
General Sessions
The
Tribune
Albany
Swann
Rosalsky
Court of General Sessions
Stann
James Walker
Alfred KE. Smith
Delehanty
Joe Rewky
the Tribune
Sary
Sipps
General Reyes
Keene
Jocuse
Local News Roundup Mixed With Political Scraps
Fragmentary morning page lists a jumble of names, events, and notices. Mentions mayoral issues, legal matters, immigration debates, and a scattering of obituaries, public notices, and society items.
No Altar School For Her After Court Order
In Essex Market court Freda Sutton aged fifteen challenged a truancy ruling claiming seventeen. Magistrate O Connor ordered her to return to school by next Thursday or face punishment. Freda lives at 15 Henry Street and had procured a marriage license.
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Freda Sutton
Henry Street
O'Connor
Essex Market Court
Freda
Murphy
Wen
No Owner For 310000 Prize Found In Italian Lottery
Rome Jan 1. The Bank of Italy cannot trace the holder of the winning ticket No 2504838 for the first prize of 310000 drawn in the national lottery. It is unknown whether the ticket was unsold or bought by an Italian emigrant who perished on the Titanic. Several tickets went to America and some were taken by Titanic passengers.
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LBY
Tripone
Rome
Bank of Italy
America
Sulzer Signals Plan to Back Pace State Dept Reforms
Governor Sulzer stated he will follow the committee’s recommendations to consolidate and reform New York state departments. He emphasizes that the panel of seven appointed to examine public service commissions will guide policy and budget decisions.
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Sulzer
Pace
Harvard emeritus Wy lliot warns on race and social evil
Charles Wylliot, president emeritus of Harvard, told City Club tonight that the white race faces a social evil threatening national rule. He urged removing the evil and upholding family purity, health, and fertility, warning silence and recreation won’t cure it without men adhering standard race norms.
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Charles Wylliot
Harvard
City Club
Monroe Doctrine debate heats Canadian naval aid row
Ottawa witnesses sharpened clashes as MPs challenge Premier Borden on naval aid. Dr Edwards condemns the Monroe Doctrine as an unwarranted claim of authority over the Americas, arguing Canada should not rely on U S intervention and urging room for German industry in South America.
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Ottawa
Borden
Edwards
House of Commone
United States
Germany
South Americ
Strikebreaker choir to sing for St Michael's in Trenton
Princeton J students from the Glee Club will travel to Trenton on Sunday to sing for St Michael's Episcopal Church as the church choir remains on strike in sympathy with the choirmaster. The pastor and choirmaster dispute centers on hymn choice and leadership.
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Princeton J
Princeton
Trenton
St Michael's Episcopal Church
Glee Club
Murphy Returns to New York After Busy Albany Visit
Tammany leader Charles Francis Murphy left Albany after four days of meetings with upstate and New York officials. He asserted control over the Democratic machine amid discussions on public service reform and prison department leadership. Governor Sulzer’s stance on these issues drew quiet tensions as Murphy consolidated influence with Fitzpatrick and other allies, while Scott remained head of the prison service and Benham stayed in place.
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Fribene
Albany
Dan
Charles Francis Murphy
Capita
New York
Suléet
Murphy
Capitol
People's House
Executive Mansion
Swi Tson
Meray Murphy
Upstate
Demi Crate
Willian H. Fitzpatrick
Buffalo
Patrick BK
Mel Coke
William Bckel
Synacuse
Maccers
Public Service Commissions
Fitzpatrick
Tominany
Tate
New York City
Sulzer
Servics
Thomas Mott Osborne
Scott
Stick
George Benham
Auburn Prixon
Osborne
Colonel Scott
Benham
Auburn
Alhough
Auburn Trust Company
Sity Rattigan
Prlice
Jong Asonel Scott
Bridesmaids for Miss Helen Gould
Miss Helen Gould will wed Pinley J. Shepard at Lyndhurst in a ceremony attended by her two nieces Helen and Dorothy Gould. The girls, daughters of Frank J. Gould, have lived with their aunt since their parents’ divorce. Their mother, daughter of banker Eugene Kelly, is now married to Ralph Thomas.
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Helen Gould
Pinley J. Shepard
Lyndhurst
Tarrytown
Helen
Dorothy Gould
Frank J. Gould
Gai
Fifth Avenue
Eugene Kelly
Ralph Th, Thomas
Revelations of Arson Trust Spill From Harlem Fire Bug
Izzy the Painter, leader of a Harlem arson gang allied with dishonest public adjusters, returned from Sing Sing to plead to a second arson indictment. He named nine to ten mechanics and a dozen crooked adjusters, with judge Goff raising bail for George Grutz after Samuel Gold’s confession. The District Attorney’s office advances the case toward grand jury action, with proceedings possibly held at a special session if needed.
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Izzy
Firebugs
Harlem
Surance
Sing Sing
Bin
Samuel Gold
Justice Goff
Abraham Levy
Royal H. Weller
Whitman
Arson Trust
Cry
Weller
Liman
Ceese
Toay
George Grutz
Grutz
Hygienic Flat Shuns Pets Amid Broad Do’s and Don’ts
A New York Academy of Medicine session by Drs Riegelman Young Shively and Macy urged strict cleanliness in city flats. They advised discarding junk and damp upholstery, banning roosters and most pets, and avoiding dust traps while detailing numerous prohibitions for healthy living.
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Academy of Medicine
Weet
Laura M. Riegelman
John van Doren Young
Henry L. Shively
Mary
Football Star Arrested on Worthless Checks
James Mechure Gould once a West Point cadet and Army football star was arrested in Syracuse on suspicion of passing worthless checks. Police say he may have been despondent and near harming himself, with letters in his suitcase implying intended danger and pleas to notify friends and relatives in case of accident.
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Ims Oeco
Syracuse
James Mechure
Gould
Montclair
N. J
West Point
Woman suffocated in trunk as husband returns home
In Amesbury Massachusetts Mrs Alphonse Victorine hid in a trunk and died when the lock engaged. Medical examiner P C Hurd led three day police search to find the body and determine cause of death. A separate Senate vote in Washington on January 16 to pay French spoliation claims failed by 7 votes.
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Amesbury
Mass
San. S
Alphonse Victorine
P. C. Hurd
Senate
Washington
Mayors Admission of Ordering Sipp Arrest Sparks Legal Fury
The mayor claims he ordered the arrest of Sipp in Atlantic City while Whitman denounces the plot as wicked and cites abuse of legal process. District Attorney Whitman faults bribe accusations and notes grand jury scrutiny found the affidavits suspect, as police integrity hinges on the case.
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Sipp
Whitman
Mayer Gaynor
Atlantic City
Sinp
State of
New York
Mayor Gaynor Defends Sipp Case Amid Police Frame-Up Claims
Mayor Gaynor publicly charged George A. Sipp with misconduct and attacked Sipp's character after a grand jury had dismissed the case as a police frame-up. He claimed responsibility for ordering Sipp’s arrest, while District Attorney Whitman noted grand jury findings and upcoming conspiracies against police officials.
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Waldo
George A. Sipp
Gaynor
Sipp
Sim
Rosenthal
General Sessions Grand
Whitman
General Sessions
Bipp
Atlantic City
Sweeney
Aynor
OeTime
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Idaho
Magistrate
Girl
GOV
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Eliot
Je Fares Telezrn
Murhy
Gratz
Dr. Young
Public Health Education Committee
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Casar
James M. Gould
Antoinette Nubray
No. 98
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Flower Hospital
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Great Bear
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Boni
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Forum
Palatine
Lid
Mayor
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