Interborough Stands With No Receiver Say Hedley
Hedley declares Interborough Rapid Transit Company needs no receiver as drastic economy yields major gains. Affidavit filed in Federal Court counters Continental Securities suit seeking receivership. Judge Mayer to hear argument January 30. Company shows paid bonds interest and notes, cash balance healthy, and cost cuts steady. (Entities: Interborough Rapid Transit Company, Frank Hedley, Clarence H. Venner, Continental Securities Company, Judge Mayer, New York City)
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Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Frank Hedley
Federal Dusge Mayer
McMedtoy
Care & Herdichipy
Bration Nuvo
New York
Interborough
Manhattan
Ubteinvise
Mn Hedley
Aefientoy
Wiha
Influenza Epidemic Strikes London Amid Toll
London health authorities report 16 influenza deaths this week as the epidemic spreads. Hospitals prepare vaccines and extra physicians, with beds and supply chains expanded to combat the surge. Public fear rises in crowded districts as the illness crosses the metropolis.
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Polis
the Tribune
Aos
York Tribune
London
Lond
Sidewalk 17 Miles Long Planned to End Mishaps
Albany lawmaker William W Campbell proposes a 100000 appropriation to build a concrete sidewalk between Albany and Schenectady, a 17 mile route, to reduce pedestrian accidents on a heavily trafficked suburban road.
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Albany
William W. Campbell
Schenectady
Runaway Boy Says Wife Is Dead After Disappearance
A New Jersey missing persons case deepens as 17 year old Ralph Costa returns from Toronto to New York and accuses Ella Arlene Bull of insanity. Bull and her seven year old Filea Nor vanished December 1 from Ridgewood. Costa claims not to know their whereabouts but fears she may be dead. He alleges threats from Mrs Bull and a heated clash with Mr Bull at a Manhattan police station. The tale continues as Costa recounts the trip from Ridgewood to Hoboken and New York before fleeing to Toronto for safety.
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Ella Arlene Bull
Fileanor
Ridgewood
N. J
Ralph Costa
Toronto
Grand Central Station
Yester
Aubrey HL. Buil
Harsiman National Bank
Jarry KE. Cole
Thirty-First Street
Costa
Haarley
East Fifty-first Street
Bull
Commonwealth
Forty-first Street
Lexington
Third Avenues
New York
Premier
Ire and Rubber Company
Miners Vote 20 Percent Raise Or Walk-Out
The tri state convention of the Anthracite Mine Workers adopted a 20 percent wage increase demand for contract miners and a $14 daily rise for all day men. They also favored suspending mining on April 1 if no satisfactory agreement is reached by March 31, and limited new contracts to two years. The scale committee proposed broad demands including eight hour work, time and a half overtime, and standard pay provisions.
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Shamokin
Tri State
Tata Committee
Ming Workers’ Union
International Policies Committee
Dig Armless Worker Crushed by Dough Mixer At Union Wild
Tenner Favarro of West New York was pulled into a macaroni dough mixer at Campanella & Son Union Wild factory. Ten workers struggled to free him as his right arm was shredded. His left arm also became entangled before the machine was stopped. He later died at Union Hill Hospital after amputation attempts and punctured by grinding cogs.
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Tenmer
Diegio Favarro
Fifteenth Street
New York
N. J
Union Wild
Campanella & Son
Union Hill Hospital
Nat
Favarro
Favario
Algo
Favarros
Wet Canada Flooded by Rum From Dry U S
Windsor Ontario January 20 Canadian dry agents investigated whether the United States under prohibition was wetter than Canada which is officially dry. Joseph D Breen of Detroit was arrested at the ferry site charged with smuggling fifty two bottles of American moonshine into Ontario where liquor sale is banned. His automobile was seized. Prohibition agents suggested American bootleggers were sending a flood of liquor across the border.
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Windsor
Ontario
United States
Canada
Joseph D. Breen
Detroit
Liguor
Policeman Held After Clubbing Innocent Man
Patrolman Patrick Lenroh of Thirtieth Street, charged with disorderly conduct after a night of alleged brutality against Owen W. Watkins of 47 Lincoln Avenue Brooklyn. Magistrate Corrigan said the case would proceed, noting Watkins bore bruises and Lenroh’s claimed innocence as new allegations surfaced.
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Patrick Lenroh
Thirtieth Street
cHersoir Market
Corrigan
Owen W. Watkins
Lincoln Avenue
Brooklyn
Lennon
Watkins
Britain and France Plan Early Pact Talks
Paris advices indicate Paris and London will begin negotiations on an Anglo- French pact immediately pursuing a return to traditional diplomacy. The talks aim to address reparations and other postwar issues, with decisions expected on Cannes negotiations and whether to restart discussions anew. The German government has accepted an invitation to attend the Genoa economic conference, per Berlin dispatches.
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Paris
Associated Press
London
Cannes
Berlin
Genoa
Senate Urged To Keep Hands Off Shantung Question
Washington scene centers on Shantung as Senators Lodge and Underwood defend restraint in the four power talks. Senator Walsh pushes to press the Far East issues, while the conference must await China Japan terms under Versailles. Underwood warns against forcing discussion, Lodge counters with treaty constraints. US stance upholds China's territorial rights and open door policy, seeking early agreement between China and Japan.
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Washington
Fms Couterenes
Ledge
Underwood
Shantung
China
Walsh
Montana
Far East
Japan
Senate
Lodge
U.S
Wood
Wilson
Presiden Harding
iShantung
Harding
Japan Agrees Open Publicity of China Treaties
Washington Jan. 2 Japan fully backed Secretary Hughes open publicity plan for all treaties affecting China. Baron Shidehara signaled readiness to join eight powers in disclosure and to allow China to publish secret concessions it may hold with Japanese interests. The move backs open door aims to end past powers' rivalry in China.
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Thomas Steel
Washington
Japan
Charles Hughes
Urs
China
Baron Shidehara
Conference Committee On
Pacific
Far Baxterh
Iis
Japanese Nationale
Wlaire
Hughes
Fee
Cardinal Gasparri Might Become Pope If Benedict Dies
London dispatch notes Rome papers expect Cardinal Gasparri to succeed Pope Benedict in event of death with Italian government backing. Benedict entrusts pontifical will to Gasparri and private will to his nephew. he also signals a brief note to Cardinal Merry Del Val. Gasparri would preside over temporal affairs as Chamberlain.
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Benedict
Rome
London
Associated Press
Central News
Pope Benedict
Cardinal Gasparii
Marquis Della Chiesa
Cardinal Merry del Val
Cardinal Gasparti
Pope Benedict XV Near Death Amid Pneumonia Crisis
Rome dispatch reports Pope Benedict XV, stricken with influenza that progressed to pneumonia, is near death after a morning that left him gravely weak. Doctors say heart strain and lung involvement threaten survival as he remains conscious and rationed oxygen sustains him.
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