Senate Votes to Put Farmer on Reserve Board
In a late Senate vote the Kellogg Smith compromise bill passed to expand the Federal Reserve Board from five to six members. A farmer representative will join the board as the act broadens appointment authority, with opposition from Republicans and some Democrats who argued about farm and regional representation and governance.
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New York
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New Jersey
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New Hampshire
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Moses
Wadsworth
Hestricthon
Federal Reserve Bank
Harris
Guorin
Harding
Smith
South Carolina
Poincare Seeks Peace Cooperation With Hughes
Paris January 17 Premier Poincare sent a cable to Secretary Hughes expressing a sincere desire to cooperate in the peace work of the Washington conference. The message text was not released.
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Poincare
Hughes
Washington
Pilot Returns Habitual Runaway from Ship
A seven year old boy, who ran away from home aboard a ship bound for Piraeus, was found hiding on a vessel at Stapleton. Identified by Henry Grant, the boy, living with his parents on Feaster Avenue, Brooklyn, was returned to shore with the pilot and is said to have planned to visit his mother in Italy.
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Uition
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Open Door Policy Drama Plays Across China Debate
The Hughes plan to apply the open door in China draws mixed reaction from Britain Italy Japan and France at a Far Eastern conference. Britain and Italy back the American framework while Japan seeks Tokyo approval for any drastic revision. The proposal envisions an international board to review commitments and safeguard equal trade opportunities for all powers.
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Hughes
John Way
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Ikland Geddes
British Empire
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Italy
Albert Serraut
Coleagues
Board of Reference
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Tokio
Manchuria
Mongolia
Yangtse Valley
Far Eastern Committee
Mrs Dodge Claimed Owner of $1.5 Million Pearl Necklace
Detroit reports Mrs Anna Thomson Dodge widow of Horace E. Dodge holds a $1.5 million pearl necklace once owned by Empress Catherine II of Russia. Cartier Inc denies details while Vitali and Leopold Benguiat sue Cartier for $887,778 over the sale. Rumors of a New York purchase and wear at a daughter’s wedding surface, but confirmation remains unavailable.
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Detroit
Catherine II
Russia
Cartier, Inc
New York
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Horace E. Dodge
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Bengulats
Cartier
Charlie Chaplin Named Creditor in Wagner Firm Collapse
World famous comedian Charlie Chaplin is listed as a creditor for the failed stock exchange firm of B W Wagner & Co, to the extent of 100000 dollars. W J Tait, secretary of the Customers Reclamation Committee, announced the figure yesterday and said the committee will meet at noon today on the fifth floor assembly events area to discuss protecting former customers’ claims.
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W. J. Tait
Reclamation Conmmittee
Jealous Wife Slays Sister In Lonely Jersey Farmhouse
Mrs Hermione Renzelman, 31, lured her sister Gustine Wessels to a South Eatontown farm home, shot her in the head, and held her baby and body for a day. Fred Renzelman arrived from New York. both spouses are jailed on murder charges as neighbors recall the isolation of their life.
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Jersey
Hermione Kehzelman
South Eatontown
Nod
Si Gurtine Wesse
Renzelman
Renzalman
Charles Sexton
John M. Smith
Robber Slain and Six Gang Members Seized in City Raid
Detectives under Captain John Stapleton halted a burglary at a fur store on West Twenty-ninth Street. Francie McArdle, 22, died from lung wounds after the escape attempt. Six accomplices were captured after a rapid police chase, with twelve arrests total and charges of attempted burglary. The gang, said to target property worth thousands, operated in a five minute window between alarm and police arrival.
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West Twenty-ninth Street
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Sai
West Twentieth Street
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New York Hospital
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Hatt Nour
Moriarty
Schauss
Daly
Reilly
Freming
Isome
Moet
Chin
McArdie
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Mearnie
Reilly Dasred Serous
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Sehass
Rar
Hulle
Meardle
John J
O'Mara
Thirty-sixth Street
Timothy Mara
John Donnelly
John Garic
West Eighteenth Street
William Butler
Thirty-fourth Street
Charles Boylan
West Thirty-third Street
West Thirtieth Street
Butler
Richard Butler
Matteuwan
Harry Thaw
Board Calls Decree Complete Victory for Transit Battle
The city will appeal to the United States Supreme Court, Corporation Counsel John P. O'Brien announced. He said the city prepared to go to the high court after yesterday's Court of Appeals decision, asserting the Transit Commission's legality would be found invalid. Aldermen approved $100,000 in special revenue bonds to pay counsel and experts. a California lawyer retained by the city faced opposition from Alder Falconer who argued against non-New York residency. The board defeated the amendment to bar nonresident lawyers, and the decision was hailed by Transit Commission officials as a sweeping victory. The commission’s 900 employees expect back pay and funds to cover December salaries and 1922 expenses following an appellate order. The case moves toward possible further action as the city seeks to place local control beyond legislative challenge.
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New York
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Barred From Motherhood, Girl Receives $15,000
Seven year old Mary Ignizio of Allen Street was awarded 15000 by the Mutual Light Company for injuries after being struck by a company car. Her father Michael Ignizio had claimed loss of services and sued for 100000, with Mrs. Ignizio seeking 10000. The case, after an eight day trial, was settled with court approval of a compromise to compensate the girl and dismiss further claims.
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Ney Mitters Theatre
Farrar to quit Metropolitan for national concert tour
Opera star Geraldine Farrar will not return to the Metropolitan Opera next season. She plans a two year concert tour across major American cities starting in October. Her contract expires this season and she may not rejoin the Met afterwards.
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Dive
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Decision Believed to End Transit Litigation
The City’s fight against Governor Miller’s transit legislation, started under the Hylan administration, was closed yesterday by the State Court of Appeals. While officials weigh an appeal to the U S Supreme Court, legal experts doubt such a move would raise a federal or constitutional issue, suggesting the dispute may be permanently settled.
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Hylan
State Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
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Maude Adams Gives Long Island Estate to Convent of St Regis
Maude Adams, famed actress, reportedly funded color film experiments at General Electric in Schenectady. She donated her $150,000 Long Island estate to the Society of Our Lady of the Cenacle on 140th Street and Riverside Drive, seeking seclusion for study and charity. The convent nun says Adams admired peaceful retreats for rest and to counteract the effects of photoplays on children. The gift was inspired by gratitude for solace found at the convent ten years ago. The sisters, mostly French, focus on devotion and retreat facilities rather than teaching. Adams reportedly discussed a color photography process she invented for children’s pictures. The matter continues to unfold in a newspaper inquiry. further details to follow.
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Long Island
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140Th Street
Riverside Drive
General Electric Company
Schenectady
Miss Adams
Marie Maroux
Sisterhood
Adams
Society of Our Lady of the Cenacle
France
Mother Marie
Miay Adams
Chicago police to wear pocket wireless receivers in city wide test
Chicago announces a city wide test where every patrolman will carry a pocket wireless receiver connected to headquarters. The device only receives messages, letting officers be dispatched instantly without returning to patrol boxes. Antenna is hidden in coat lining and operation is supervised by police HQ.
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Court upholds transit authority law with city reserved ruling
The New York Court of Appeals upheld the transit commission act as constitutional but reserved judgment under Section 4 of Article 12 on legislation affecting cities. The decision allows further testing in New York City transit matters, with Mayor's office and officials signaling it is not final. The ruling affirms financial requisitions to support the Transit Commission and outlines legislative boundaries for city actions. Judges Hogan Cardozo Crane concur with reservations. McLaughlin dissents on key points. The case may reach the United States Supreme Court.
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