Second Term Boom for Gaynor Quietly Gains Steam
Movement led by William Lustgarten backs Mayor Gaynor for a second term with anti Tamman y ear marks, but party leaders say he would not oppose Wigwam endorsement. The Citizens' Committee aims to gather signatures in Manhattan to nominate Gaynor and endorse fusion Board of Estimate members, with petitions being prepared as talks of a new party drift forward.
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Arson Trust Trail Surfaces on Trial
Local page reports on a broad set of items including a pursuit of a new arson trust, political reshuffles with Yale law chair talks, and various public concerns such as police activity, transport issues, and health inquiries, highlighting ongoing investigations, legal actions, and civic affairs across the region.
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Westchester
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Warmest January 24 Ever Yet Feels Like Spring
A Weather Bureau note claims a new warm record 54 degrees on January 24, surpassing the 12 year old 52 degree mark. Forecasters warn of a rapid shift to snow or rain with strong northwest winds, brushing aside the balmy mood as chills return.
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Citizens whip drunkard in public disturbance case
In Saranac Lake Homer Mitchell, intoxicated, caused a disturbance at his niece's funeral. A dozen prominent citizens escorted him to Lake Placid where he was dragged through streets, tied with a rope, and horsewhips used to hasten his movement. He was warned never to appear intoxicated in public again. authorities have not pursued his assailants.
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China Loan Holds Up Amid European Financial Stringency
London reports from The Daily Telegraph that six power lenders may not underwrite the Chinese loan this year. European bourses doubt any Chinese issue will proceed and bankers say immediate funding cannot be guaranteed due to European tight money. China urges early funds and signals openness to other negotiations if six-power terms fail.
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London
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The
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Europe
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Recluse’s Will Reveals Large Brockton Bequest
Horace William Howard, a recluse who died last week in Providence, left an estate near 100000 dollars with requests disclosed in probate. The largest gift of 185000 is to a trust for a home for aged men in Brockton. His sister from South Boston plans to contest the will.
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Mass
Horace Wiliam Howard
Howard
Providence
Maria P. Goward
Boston
London traffic cop killed by motor bus at Ludgate Circus
London. Jan. 20. The first London raffle policeman to lose his life through disobedience by a driver of the signal to stop was killed by a motor bus today at Ludgate Circus near St. Paul's. Officer John Smith, an ex-sailor and veteran of fifteen years in the traffic squad, stepped off the refuge to hold back Fleet Street traffic and was crushed when the bus disregarded the signal.
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Lonedon
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Ginner
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Smith
Trate
Fire arson ring arrests shake New York case
The District Attorney announces the arraignment of Henry Freeman and Robert J. Rubin, two fire adjusters linked to the Kinclered tenement arson gang. Reports say five arson indictments were filed, and Freeman and Rubin await grand jury action as authorities pursue the remaining alleged members. Prosecutions focus on the so-called arson trust and related factory and tenement fires.
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Robert J. Rubin
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Hareem
Waltman
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Welker
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Rosatsky
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Schlichten
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Freeman
Amon
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Broneft
Soutone Schlichten
Dudse Hovalsky
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Freenas
Artueney
dHupies
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Ereeman
Mubin
Kerebhich
Rothenbers
Grand
Hig Denier
Robert d. Rubin
Gott
Charles F Wahl
Church Tells Lynn He Must Quit Pulpit
In Schenectady New York on January 20 the First Congregational Church served Rev. Dr. George I Linn and his followers a one month notice to vacate the church property. The congregation voted to allow the Linn faction to use the church until February 2 while alleging derelictions and doctrinal disputes. Mayor Lynn, aligned with Linn, ordered opponents to appear and defend the action, while the church hired legal counsel to protect its premises.
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Lunn
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Ube
William Shelton
New York
Tenes Vo Borst
Amsterdam
Frank B. Coape
Carey
Lonny Bier
Vigil insane valet lunges at Col Crosby during bedside attack
Sleepless weeks at Colonel Crosby’s bedside culminate in a violent confrontation as Iwagomo the valet attempts to stab the master with a knife. Officers and porters subdue the assailant. he is restrained and sent to Bellevue Hospital’s insane ward. Crosby remains gravely injured.
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Cole
Setyler Crowky
Alehe
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Nel Crosby
Colonel Crosby
Twan
Old Soldier Proves Nation’s Vital Link Across Years
The seventy year old veteran, famed for brave service in the Civil and Indian wars under Sheridan and Custer, later served as consul to Florence and Governor of Montana. A descendant of William Moy, signer of the Declaration of Independence, he endures a long illness after an eventful night, with doctors offering no intervention.
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Sheridan
Custer
Florence
Montana
Crosby
Willian Moye
Philip Seharles
Sea Tragedy Report Near Portsmouth Sinks Danish Steamer
Captain Ree of the Dutch vessel Pheeda reported a large Danish tramp steamer sunk about fifty miles off Plymouth England on December 26 during a storm. The crew perished. vessel identity unknown, likely the Iv er or Copenhagen. Pheeda signalled for help but received no reply and stood by until near midnight when it sailed to Charleston.
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Phmouth
England
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Lver
Copenhagen
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Phecda
Charleston
Lost race with death on 3000 mile trip ends in Philadelphia
Philadelphia man Jacob Ziegler died aboard a Pennsylvania train near Thompsonville while returning home from Paso, Texas, after a long journey for his health. He reportedly said he wished to die surrounded by family as death overtook him near his destination.
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Philadelphia
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Thorpsonville
Ziegler
S Paso
Tex
Dinner to Raid Ends With Disorderly House Arrests
Inspector Hey and a squad of detectives from the Police Endowment Association raided a second floor flat at 2M West Sixth Street. Cora Smith and Matel Lancaster were arrested for maintaining disorderly houses. Becky Jones and Miss Smith were also detained as warrants were issued. Furniture was broken up during the raids.
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Wilson bills curb big New Jersey corporations tax plan
The Wilson measures would limit activities of major New Jersey corporations with combined capitalizations totaling about 7.56 billion dollars. Leading firms named include U S Steel Amalgamated Copper Rock Island Inter Mer Marine American Tobacco Standard Oil Amalgamated Can Corn Products Rubber Distillery of America American Woolen Am Car and Foundry. The figures show the scale of corporate capital under tax assessment.
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U. S. Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Copper Co
Rock Island Co
Inter, Mer, Marine Co
American Tobacco Co
Standard Oil Co
Amalgamated Can Co
Corn Products Co
U. 5. Rubber Co
Distillery Co. of America
American Woolen Co
Am, Car and Foundry Co
Wilsons antitrust bills aim to curb trusts in New Jersey
Telegraph report from January 20 outlines seven Senate bills proposed by President elect Wilson. Key provisions allow existing New Jersey trusts to stay unless expanding, forbid new holding companies, make directors personally liable for misdemeanors, ban secret price agreements, and require fair valuations in acquisitions. Chancellor Walker and ex-judge Van Syckle prepared the measures, with similar German antitrust proposals by Senator Carlton By. The bills seek to promote competition while preserving some current holdings.
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Sich & Corporation
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Edwin I. Walker
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