Will of Joseph J. Ryan Leaves Widow and Miss Whiteford Specific Sums
Dorothy Lucille Whiteford, a chorus girl, receives seventy one thousand dollars from the will of Joseph J. Ryan. The estate valued around nine hundred ninety eight thousand dollars includes two life insurance policies totaling twenty five thousand and a one fifth share of realty. The will, probated in the Surrogates Court, gives the widow Nannie Morse Ryan a separate legacy and outlines support arrangements for her and the two children.
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Dorothy Lucille Whiteford
Joseph J. Ryan
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Nosander
Nannie Morse Ryan
Miss Whiteford
Ryan
Mise Whiteford
Rockledge
Fla
New York Braces as Mercury Rises Seven Degrees Above
Old Nips New York as Mercury Hits 7 Above. New York shivered with temperatures from 7 to 16 degrees above zero. The Hudson River froze at a point and trains faced delays as officials predicted milder weather soon. Transit inspectors prepared to maintain temperatures in cars and stations, noting cold hardships for residents.
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New York
Mercury
Inet
Hudson River
Nyack
Werther Bureau
Haines
Janae B. Welker
Husband Finds Mrs Berentsen In Hotel By Trailing Letter
Mrs. Richard B. Berentsen, missing since Saturday, was found in New York City at the Hotel Lucerne after her husband trailed a letter she sent via general delivery. She had left Mount Vernon to visit her sons in Cambridge and earlier stayed at the Netherland, pledging her watch to pay bills. She returns home with her husband, under medical supervision, with possible recommitment to a sanitarium for further treatment.
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the Tribune
Mount Vernon
Richard B. Berentsen
Primrose Avenue
Lucerne
West Severty Ninth Street
New York
Berentgen
General Delivery
New York Postoffice
Cambrige
Mass
Dr. Givens
Stamford
Briand Cabinet Shows Half Finished Policy Toward Germany
Paris dispatch notes Briand faces pressure from Loucheur and others favoring a forceful stance toward Germany. Rumors say Briand leans toward Poincaré on key issues, with Millerand opposed to fully backing that line. controversy grows as press attacks Millerand and debates over reparations and enforcement continue.
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Briand
Ralph Courtney
The
Tribune
New York ‘Tribune Inc
Paris
France
Germany
Auche
Louis Loucheur
Poincaré
Loucheur
Miller
Puch Ag It
Action Française
Clemenconz
Ita
Baroness de Korwin Sues For Divorce in Chicago
Baroness Cecilie Young de Korwin daughter of the late Otto Young files for divorce in Chicago Superior Court from Baron Joseph de Korwin claiming desertion eight years ago. The baroness alleges he seeks custody of their nine year old son after wartime service as an Austrian army captain. The case recalls the 1914 Young estate probe then valued at about 26 million dollars.
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Otto Young
Charles
Chicago
Tun
Cecilie Young de Korwin
Day
Baron Joseph de Kerwin
Tharoness
Faria
Baron de Kerwin
Young
Lne
Knife and Pistol Flash In Socialist Congress
Vincenzo Vu elrea, a Sicilian Socialist Deputy and former New York lecturer, sparked a riot in the Socialist Congress by drawing a penknife and revolver in a confrontation with ex tremists Hombacci. The disputed scene halted proceedings for about 35 minutes as tumult grew.
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Socialist Congress
New York
Leghorn
Vincenzo Vuelrea
Sicily
United States
Boston
Vachea
Hignor Bombacel
Hombacci
Vachen
Britain Backs Harding Disarmament Plan
Britain expresses support for President Harding's disarmament proposal with little opposition. U.S. fleet expansion gains positive reception and broad backing overseas. Strong interest centers on security and international diplomacy amid postwar tensions.
Disarmament talk and Secret Service probe debated in London
Washington hints that a April disarmament conference may align with British plans as Sir Auckland Geddes visits London. The talks aim to ease U S and Britain tensions, with possible joint naval defense discussions and a Canadian pulp dispute noted. Untermyer calls for a congressional probe into the Alien Property Custodian and Justice Department amid alleged industry conspiracies.
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Arthur S. Draper
The
Tribune
New York
London
Washington
Harding
Great Britain
Sir Auckland Geddes
Lloyd George
Sir Auckland
America
United States
United States Navy
Canadian
Chalmers
Geddes II
Lord Chalmers
Treasury
Ireland
Panama Canal
Samuel Untermyer
Citizens’ Committee
Nathan Hirsch
Commodore
Lockwood Committee
Department of Justice
Unteringer
Secret Service
Untermeyer
Congress
Art connoisseur Samuel Collins dies in Newark after long misfortune
Samuel Collins a seventy five year old art connoisseur once connected with J Pierpont Morgan died in Newark City Hospital after being moved from a dingy room. His possessions were 87 cents and a pair of cuff links. He built a mausoleum at Stroudsburg. Born in England he faced repeated misfortune, gambling reverses, and the death of his fourteen year old daughter. His wife is in a sanitarium in Haddonfield. His body will be sent to Stroudsburg to lie beside his daughter.
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Samuel Collins
Newark City Hospital
Potter's Field
Samuel Colina
J, Pierpont Morgan
Stroudsburg
Golling
England
Samuel
United States
Sanit ‘Tarium
Haddonfield
N. J
Collins
Newark
New York
Bellevue
Frederick Kerr
Kerr Art Store
Kerr
Stroudaburg
Hell's Kitchen Station Closed In Widespread Police Shakeup
A broad police reorganization ended the Twenty second Precinct station at 434 West Thirty-seventh Street. The West Thirtieth Street Station will assume the former territory, under Captain Joseph A. Howard, amid transfers and the abolition of the Thirty-seventh Street house once linked with a high crime record.
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Hell’s Kitchen
West Thirty-seventh Street
Hell's Kitchen
Thirtieth Street
Joseph A. Howard
William A. Bailey
Howard
Charles S. Whiteman
West Thirtieth Street
Whitman
William Chilvers
Arthur M. King
James E. Smith
Frederick J. Groch
Mai
West Thirty-seventh Stroat
Brooklyn Rail Fights Over Five Day Week in BRT Dispute
Albany coverage reports Brooklyn legislators forming a probe into the Brooklyn Rapid Transit suspension of lines amid a push for reforms and a possible end to receivership. Governor Miller’s stance on fare changes remains awaited as investigations expand to police corruption ties and city contracts.
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Albany
Brooklyn Rapid Traint Company
Brooklyn
William '. Simpson
New York City Public Service Commission
South Park Slope
Public Service Commission
Alizens
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Alvah W. Burlingame Jr
Father Held as Wife's Slayer Shielded by Son
Pittsburgh January 15 Albert Troy nine years old testified for twelve hours that he and not his father killed Mia Troy his mother in law at midnight while she lay ill in bed The boy admitted he had not fired the shot after constant questioning Walter Troy former railroad police officer claimed innocence and that Albert accidentally caused the death Emma Condon said her son hid a revolver and threatened his wife prior to the tragedy
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Speviot
Theribure
Pittsburgh
Albert Troy
Mia
Marie Troy
Walter Tros
Pennsylvania Railroad
Albert Hind
Emma Condon
Walter Troy
Ad Lind
Pennsylvania Railroad Orders 20 Percent Reduction Across System
Pittsburgh dispatch reports that the Pennsylvania Railroad divides across the system a 20 percent payroll cut. Crews will double up, officials drop to 60 percent, and volunteers are sought to lay off one day weekly, with immediate effect and no set end date. Wilmington division notes about 2,500 layoffs as part of the same order.
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The
Tribune
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Pennsylvania Sytem
Pennsylvania Company
Wilmington
Del
Southern Grand Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Giantess Malinda Ogden Defies Police in Drug Arrest
In Richmond Virginia on January 18 Malinda Ogden weighing 960 pounds overpowered Lieutenant Archie Holt of the Richmond police when he attempted a solo drug arrest. Reinforcements arrived and Ogden was moved to the city jail but would not fit the cell doors, requiring bail relays.
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Richmond, Ve
Malinda Ogden
Archie Holt
Richmond
Mexican Dam Breaks Kills Eighteen In Pachuca Area
Eighteen people lose lives and twenty six are injured when the Xotol Caz dam two miles above Pachuca bursts, flooding the valley to several feet. Rescue and relief efforts are led by mining companies. Pachuca, Hidalgo state capital, sits about 55 miles northeast of Mexico City with a long mining history and an 8500 foot elevation.
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Xotol Caz
Pachuca
Ier
Tas Mining
Teading
State of
Hidalgo
Mexico City
Mexico
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