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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1922

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Maude Adams Donates 130000 Estate to Catholic Sisters

On Long Island the actress Maude Adams donated her Lake Ronkonkoma estate valued at about 130000 to the Roman Catholic Sisterhood of Our Lady of the Cenacle. The gift funds a convent retreat and related religious work, with the property serving as a home and center for the sisters and their programs.

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Explosion Shatters Ash Can Near Frank ton Saloon

A mysterious shell exploded in an ash can near the Frank ton and Steinway City saloon yesterday. No one was hurt among residents three blocks away as debris struck a window and wall, with a displaced unknown item recovered nearby.

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Missing Wife and Child Spark Wary Search Across Metro Counties

The missing wife and her seven year old daughter, last seen at 3 Garfield Place Ridgewood, vanish amid a complex family case. Neighbors and relatives join police in a broad search after a bank withdrawal and a packed truck were reported days earlier. Neighboring officials, businessmen, and the husband contend with conflicting stories as investigators pursue every lead. Additional notes describe a political appointment and a separate, detailed account of Newark prosecutor nominee James Nugent and the ongoing clash with prohibition allies.

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Masher to Work 6 Days Spend Seventh in Jail

August Schnenerger of West Hoboken will spend his weekends with police for several months. His wife and three children pleaded for him saying imprisonment would starve them. Recorder Caesar Walter of West Hoboken altered a thirty day sentence for annoying women to a day and a half per week. Schnnerger must report Saturdays at noon to be locked up until Monday morning.

August Schnenerger West Soboken Caesar Walter West Hoboken Walter Sohneberger

Wanted Seaman Finds His Place After False Alarm

A seaman named Dolan, sought by authorities, arrives at Police Headquarters and learns Scotland Yard requests honoring him for helping a ship tied to Plymouth. Dolan insists he did nothing wrong and claims the Washington sailed into Plymouth on the latest voyage. The duty lieutenant confirms no crime and tells him not to worry.

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Crowds Hear Mayor’s Plea On Public Office Takeover

A bustling New York City dining event features Mayor addressing crowd with calls to back Hearst Wanamaker for public office and pledging protection of corporate interests. The scene includes Justice Wasschvogel as toastmaster, a mix of politicians, chamber leaders, and reporters amid political theater and banter about the reform era.

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Robbery at Fifth Ave Jewelry Shop Puzzles Police

A night watchman at T Kirkpatrick & Co on Fifth Avenue was beaten and tied as robbers looted the store of about $200,000 in silverware and cash. Officers report the case as a mystery with the burglar alarm and jimmied doors failing to reveal the culprits. The watchman survived injuries and was taken to St Luke’s Hospital in an ambulance. investigators seek suspects while Muller’s concussion impedes questioning.

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Parley Ends Naval France Looks Competition

The armuement conference and related talks continue as leaders press to end costly naval competition. President Harding pledges U S aid to curb Reds and Germans while seeking peace through strengthened international security efforts and economic cooperation.

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Near East Treaty Discussed By Wilbur Forrest

Paris report notes Wilbur Forrest discusses near east treaty terms with Allied leaders at Cannes and Genoa. Conversations center on entering world order and trade, with France seeking equal terms and Britain promoting a coordinated approach amid broader postwar security concerns.

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Wilson Opposes Four Power Treaty Open Door Debate

Washington reports indicate former President Wilson plans to oppose the four power treaty as senators debate open door policy in the Pacific. Pride of party splits emerges with Prance and others poised to oppose, signaling a likely close fight that could shape U S stance on China and international law.

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Jury Deadlock After 71 Hours in Kennedy Murder Trial

The jury in Arthur C. Aurel's murder case against J Belton Kennedy reported being unable to agree and was discharged after seventy-one hours. Judge Jeeve noted surprise at the result as the panel had stood 1 to 2 before. A retrial date was set for tomorrow after an two-month trial and an 80 o'clock session to fix the date.

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