Tex Rickard Arrested In West Side Case Involves Girl
Tex Rickard a Madison Square promoter was arrested in Wet Side Court on a $1000 bail to answer charges of mistreating a fifteen year old girl. The complaint names Alice Ruck, aged teen, and two other girls aged eleven and twelve related to an alleged December incident in an apartment on West Forty-seventh Street. Rickard denied the charges as fabrications and other alleged participants are named.
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Rickard
Lessoe
Madison Square
Simpson
Alice Ruck
Last Twenty-fifth Street
Ben
West Forty-seventh Street
Ricker
Leon
Angelon Beliery
Twenty-Eighth Street
Ficliery
Vice
Pisatra
Children’s Society
Michard
the Tower
Madison
Sadire Garden
West Forty-seventh Steret
West Thirty-seventh Street
Pisstra
Aun Fieleven
East Twentyfist Street
Elvira Renzie
East Twenty-sixth Street
Vario
Pisarca
Isaki
Guinness Moves 245 Hours From Home Fire Dept Transfer
Albert E. Guinness, longtime leader of the Firemen’s Union and prominent advocate for veteran admissions, is transferred from home to City Island for a 245 hour move. Commissioner Drew’s action follows a plea by Firemen’s Union officials amid questions about past promotions and wartime service preferences.
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Firemen’s Union
Thomas J. Drew
Transfe
Albert EB. Guinness
Hook and Holaer
West
Itd
Schofield Street
Pitln
Eavity Island
Guinnese
Pioneest
International Fire Fr’ Union
Aaupets
Bushwick Ice
Brooklyn
City Island
Drennan
Guin- Fhs
Missing Ridgewood woman found in Mount Gilead Me
Mrs. Aubrey H Bull of Ridgewood New Jersey found yesterday at the home of Rev. Dr. Haywood in Mount Gilead Maine. Her seven year old daughter Elanora is not yet accounted for. Husband notified and traveling to Mount Gilead. Ralph Costa, 17, previously linked to the case, later said Mrs Bull intended to kill herself rather than return. Police also report Patrolman John Soden arrested in connection with a separate shooting in Queens, with details evolving as the investigation continues.
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Pickard
Madison Avenue
Promotor
Rickerd
Steuer
Iyman
Villa M. P. Stone
Raymond Street
Brooklyn
Buddy
Cooper
Miss Stone
Liberty
Mtness
Catherine Slavin
Aubrey H. Bull
Ridgewead
Nid
Elanora
Yeater Day
Mount Gilead
James Smith
Bergen
Hackensack
Ralph Costa
Smith
Uywood
Bull
Ridgewood
Hull
Ralph Costs
Toronto
Ralph
John TR. Sodon
Glendale
Queens
Bethune Steeps
Manhattan
John McGuiness
Ninth Avenue
Saden
Soden
McGuiness
St. Vincent's Hospital
Refusig
McGuiners
Tin
Te Poten Ovaen
Thomas Fay
Second District Detective Bureau
West Twentieth Street
Me Wan
Cantama Way
Quinn
Joseph Mr. Conrigan
Defer Market Court
West
James J.continues
Great Neck Vigilantes To Question Politician
Nassau County election to be questioned by a finance committee meeting at the Evans Hotel in Great Neck L I tonight. An indicted politician faces inquiry with M C Rorty confirming the summons and names remaining undisclosed.
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Great Neck
Nassau
Nassau County
Fignance
Evans Hotel
L. I
M. C. Rorty
New York Telephone Company
William R. Conklin
Manhattan
Woman leapt to death on ice amid hunger and cold
CHICAGO, Jan. 21. Mrs. Josephine Adamo, 33, hungry and with one child, searched for work. She crossed a river bridge, stepped onto a large ice cake, fell in after leaping to rescue. Rescued from the ice, she was revived and hospitalized. doctors said she would recover despite injuries.
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Chicago
Josephine Adamo
Force Girls to Run Drugs Fatal Confession Reveals Ring
A Staten Island woman testifies in a Bellevue Hospital interview about a million dollar drug ring smuggling heroin from Canada to the United States. Dorothea Wardell, 21, died from a drug overdose after a Syracuse arrest and New York morgue discovery. Mrs. William Bruce, using the alias Doris Pembroke, describes bootleggers, smugglers, and a Canada Montreal network profiting from narcotics amid a federal Volstead violation case.
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William Bruce
Dorothea Wardell
Boston
New York
Carleton Simon
Bellevue Hospital
Bruce
Titien
Syracuse
New York City
Elrle
Solomon Stearne
New
Bruce ‘Wells
Doris Pembroke
Wighth Avenue
Staten Island
Ter
Simon
Mrs. Bruce
Montreal
Dorothea
Canada
Rhes
Allen
Heston
Mads Muich
Rousge's Point
Swordfish Kill Whales In Blood Red Sea Battle
London report recounts Captain G Evered Poole describing a voyage between Sierra Leone and Sekondi in which a blood red sea revealed hundreds of dead and dying whales after a presumed swordfish battle. The sight suggested many more deaths beyond those visible.
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London
G. Evered Poole
Gold Coast Survey
England
Sierra Leone
Sekondi
Powers Agree To End China Trade Grabs
Conference committee on Pacific and Far Eastern questions adopts Secretary Hughes proposal for disclosure of secret treaties with China and a pledge to abandon spheres of influence for trade. The plan requires each power to reveal existing covenants and notify new ones within sixty days. China may disclose concessions granted to foreign nationals, notably Japanese and British interests. The measure, endorsed unanimously, extends to past agreements and mandates publicizing future ones within sixty days.
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Washixuing
San
China
Pacific
Mughes
Viliha Reet
Japan
Great Britain
Sir Auckland Geddes
Baron Shidehara
Baron Shidhara
Hughes
Kansan Peers 101st Birthday Of Civil War Roots
EMEKA Kan Jan 21 George A Gordon of Kansan town nears his 101st birthday life marked by health recovery after buffalo stampede era and Indian raids. He recounts Revolutionary War grandfather George Gordon of Cumberland Pa and great uncle William Armstrong who captured six Hessians. Gordon says he has voted in all presidential elections except one and still has most of his natural teeth. He once sought Texas farm life to regain health and has lived through nearly every president except Washington. FLORIDA TSPARCARD WLORIDA EIM adve.
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Kan
Jan
George A. Gordon
Gordon
oPaifiinedone
George Gordon
Cumberland
Mr. Gordon
William Armstrong
Washington
Texas
Lloyd George Urges Unity and Peace at Westminster Rally
Premier Lloyd George told 6000 Liberal supporters at Westminster that national unity is essential and peace must be pursued. He forecast tax relief and highlighted the Genoa economic conference, stressing Ireland’s settlement and the need for cohesion in a possible coalition government. He mocked election timing, praised the Washington talks on arms limits, and endorsed “Peace on earth, good will toward men.”
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Arthur S. Draper
Tribu European Bureau
New York Tribune
London
National Unity
Lloyd George
Westminster
Genoa
Uloud George
Free State
Trish
Loyd George
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
House of Larda
Herbert Asquith
Asquith
Liment
Arma
Washington
Balfour
United States
Lord Grey
Robert Cecil
Eight States Initiate Cement Buyers Strike
Eight Mississippi Valley state highway chiefs opened their conference with a united buyers strike against cement makers. They demand a flat 10 percent price cut and refuse to negotiate, warning construction of more than 100 million dollars of highways could be delayed. They also propose state owned cement mills, with Illinois seeking bids for 4,000,000 barrels for 1,000 miles of hard roads and Wisconsin seeking 2,000,000 barrels.
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Highway Departments
Mississippi Valley
Mlinois
Wisconsin
Vatican Invites Foreign Cardinals to Rome
London dispatch reports the Vatican invited foreign cardinals to Rome as the Pope’s death nears. Cardinals O Connell and Dougherty received notices. O Connell in Boston and Dougherty en route home to Philadelphia, planning to go to Rome if the Pope dies.
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Vatican
Rome
London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Havas
Boundary Accord Ends Irish Boycott and Tensions
London report cites Sir James Craig and Michael Collins announcing an agreement on Ulster and southern Ireland boundaries under the Anglo Irish treaty. Belfast boycott ends, Catholic workers return to Belfast shipyards, and a new joint approach replaces the Council of Ireland for cross border issues with plans for a simplified interstate mechanism.
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London
Associated Press
James Craig
Ulster
Michael Coline
Ireland
Southern Ireland
Belfast
Elfast
Northern
Mr. Collins
Sir James
Collins
Sir. James
Chatrean
Council of Ireland
Cardinal Dougherty Notified by Wireless Returns North
Cardinal Dougherty aboard the steamship Fort St George has received a wireless message from the West Indies and is expected to reach Philadelphia as early as Wednesday. A rapid departure for Rome may follow if the Pope dies. The Very Rev Whitaker rushed to New York to arrange passage. News from Rome awaited as parishes took up prayers for the Pope’s recovery.
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Apsens
the Tribune
Philadelphia
Cardinal Dougherty
West Indies
Rome
Joseph A. Whitaker
New York
Miami
Fla
Fort St. George
Caribbean Sea
Porto Rico
Maes
Grane
Pope Dies At 6 A M After Long Illness
A Reuters dispatch from Rome reports the Pope died at 6 o’clock this morning after a period of critical condition. Attending doctors had warned he might live only a few hours, and efforts to maintain his life continued amid reports and denials from Rome Paris London and Berlin.
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Reuter
Rome
Associated Press
Cherubini
Giorgi
Battistini
Cnerupini
New York
Paris
Havas
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