Gunmen Kill One Wound Two in Hold-Up at Auction Shop
Gunmen opened fire at an East Forty-second Street auction shop injuring two men and killing one as the robbers fled in a taxi with no loot. The victims include Harry Young shot five times and taken to Flower Hospital in critical condition. Witnesses describe four armed men entering the shop resisting and then escaping after the rapid gunfight amid overturned chairs and scattered merchandise.
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Harry Young
Forty-second Street
St. Nicholas Terrace
Barry Young
Wis
Flower Hospital
al Ffloua
Bragnis Sidsiaen
Thc
Ignes
Wiliam Abrams
Ese Hor Street
Tmp
Theodore Yrooks
Bo Weet
Howard
Pilty-first
Hender
Avenue A
Peter Henderson
Fifty-first Street
Anyuri
Hige
New
Inca
Jeung
Syreet
Ater
Etter
Butler
Ht Rifty-firet Street
Abrams
Wacobs
James
Jenders
Monks murder three Alpiniers in Alpine crime grisly
A reported murder spree in the Alps ties three Italian Alpini soldiers to a bold assault. The victims Melted jalian Alpiniste, Late, Anevloin and Brignon were shot and dumped in snow near Bo fect after leaving Aveta without guards. Alpine police pursue the suspects with guards aiding the search as the case unfolds.
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Fotin
Preva
Mars
Alps
St. Hospice
Eliota
Anevloin
Brignon
Bud
Aveta
Bo Fect
Hernard
Cear
Itilun
Alpine Polien
Dows
Wy Gorden
Rumbling of Mountain Alarms No Carolinians
January 22 Winston Salem reports residents of Stokes County demand investigation of Plat Shoal Mountain. They say the mountain rumbles and growls at intervals for a year, sounding like distant blasting and causing evergreen trees to die. They fear a caged volcano and urge government earthquake experts be sent to inspect the disturbance.
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Winston Salem
N. C
Stokes County
Pier Testifies Schwab Got No Expense Money
Washington January hearing in the House committee on Shipping Board operations hears Charles Pier of Chicago deny mismanagement charges against the Emergency Fleet Corporation divisions. Pier asserts Schwab did not receive government expenses or salary, praises Schwab’s service, and explains Schwab took control of the Fleet Corporation during wartime under Wilson and Hurley. He contends Gillen’s report misstates facts and defends the board against alleged accounting lapses.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Charles Pier
Chcago
Emergency Fleet Corporation
House
Mr. Piez
Martin J. Gillen
Charles M. Schwab
Mr. Schwab
Fleet Corporation
Schwab
Pier
E. H. Abadie
The
Piexz
Ale Pive
Hurley
Pambridge Colby
Wilson
France
Mr. Pict
York
New York
Abadia
Piez
Gillen
Walsh
Gilien
Reward posted for arrest of autoist in girl’s death
The Bloom family and co workers raise a $10,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the driver who struck down and killed a 22 year old girl near Seventh Street and Third Avenue. Anna Bloom’s relatives and a lace importer Larry Gooper of Second Avenue contributed the funds after she died from injuries. The search focuses on the vehicle that fled the scene, and passersby carried the injured woman to a bench where she died almost instantly.
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Anna
Bloom
Iie
Bart Sixth Street
Larry Gooper
Second “Avenue
Lelinne
Broadway
Fostistic Street
Miss Bloom
Whitman backs graft inquiry as grand jury prep grows
Whitman and assistants press ahead with cases for a Nassau County linked auto theft inquiry while seeking more indictments. Gov Miller and legislative leaders are said to back aid, with subpoenas issued for witnesses as the grand jury prep continues and a possible legislative investigation is floated.
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Charles 8. Whitman
Hylan
Whitman
Miller
Chilvers
Smith
Grand
Weeks
Nassau County
L. L
New York
Aubrey Pettit
Micola
King
Wian
Mr. King
Meier Steinbrink
Board of
Ests
Erie Railroad Adopts Five Day Week for All Workers
Erie Railroad announces a payroll cut and shifts nearly all staff to a five day week to reduce costs. General manager Robert S. Parsons says the plan aims to be humane versus further layoffs and should start immediately as revenue remains insufficient to cover current expenses.
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Erie
Erie Railroad
Revelle
Robert $. Parsons
Troops Sent to quell Serious Indian Revolt in Muzafferpur
London dispatch reports a serious outbreak in Muzafferpur district British India with looting of country markets. Sympathizers with the non cooperation movement are believed to be the principal instigators. Military and police are being sent to the scene.
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London
Muzafferpur
British India
Now-Cooperation Movement
British K-5 Lost With 56 Crew in English Channel
London January 22 The Admiralty announced British submarine K-5 with Commander John A Gaines was lost with all hands while practicing with four fellow K class subs off the English Channel. The K class, about 1,700 tons on the surface, carries eight torpedo tubes and two guns. Four other K boats were ordered to Vigo for an inquiry after the disaster.
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London
John A. Gaines
English Channel
Admiralty
Cond
Sn| Aounneement
Vigo
Spain
Spanish
Gibraltar
Portsmouth
Tor Bay
Devonshire
Grand Fleet
Repentant robber promises return of $12 in note found
F D Hass railroad yardmaster was robbed of $12 Wednesday night. He found a note from the thief saying he was broke, had a wife and kids to feed, and promised to return the sum once he saved enough money, adding that if identified he would give another $12 for honesty. The note claimed the man would restore the money after bettering his situation.
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Sioux City
F. D Hass
Root Would Hold Up Bill On Disarming
Washington report notes former Secretary of State Elihu Root urged delaying a world disarmament conference until after Harding's inauguration. Root favored prompt moves toward agreement after the new administration takes office, but cautioned against preemptive methods or assurances. Senator Borah criticized Root’s stance, warning delay could kill the disarmament effort while acknowledging progress remains possible.
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the Tribune
Washington Burea
Washington
Eliiu Root
Ormer
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Mr. Root
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Harding
Europe
Milk wage talks end with no raise and one cent milk cut
A federal arbitration board chaired by Judge Edwin L. Garvin ruled no wage increases for milk distributors’ workers in the New York metropolitan area. A. Bordens Farm Products Co announced a one cent per quart producer price cut effective February 1, with the reduction expected to be passed to consumers. The decision affects workers in New York City, Westchester, Long Island, and parts of New Jersey, who had sought weekly raises from 24 to 46 dollars. The board also ruled on powers to set a wage scale and whether to lock a rate for one year with reopenings after six months.
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Edwin L. Garvin
Borden
Patrick D. Fox
Fox
Arbitration Board
Garvin
Federal Building
Brooklyn
Greater
New York
Westchester County
Long Island
New Jersey
Loval
GOL
GB i Tye International Brotherhood of Feumbieng
Cloutteurs
Fred A. Sterbinsky
Benjamin Moretzky
Edwin Hunt
Employers’ Committee
A. A. Fitspatrick
A. Cuddeback
Elkin Nathans
George W. Briggs
Walter Kaiser
Mill Conference Board
Martens Sails DeLuxe Reds In Steerage
A Soviet envoy Ludwig A W Martens and family left the United States on the Swedish American liner Stockholm from Fifty fourth Street pier amid 3,000 well wishers. He faced deportation by Secretary Wilson for representing a government bent on overthrowing the U S government. Martens claimed friendship for the United States and predicted Soviet Russia would soon return to friendly terms with the United States. Several staff and 75 deportees accompanied him, paying high fares to Gothenburg, while crowds waved and sang revolutionary songs.
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Ludwig
A. W. Martens
United States
Stockholm
Fifty-fourth Street
North River
Martens
Gregory Weinstein
Leon Trotsky
Ellis Island
Marton
Free Russia
Wilson
Aarther
Slaff
Sates
Russia
Unite States
Ambardor
Stegne
Gothenbure
William
Swetlana
Texel
Hungary Sees Rise in Personal Crisis Reports in War Era
Budapest reports 3200 women and 2100 men died by own action in 1200 police files for the year with over 10000 failed suicide attempts. Authorities blame deteriorating living conditions as war drags on and launch sermons and a special police unit to curb self destructive acts. Some cases cite police intervention against perceived oppression.
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Budapest
Hungary
Causin
Immanch
Vanderlip to Make Seattle His Trade Base
LONDON Jan 22 The American syndicate that gained concessions from the Soviet government in Kamchatka via Washington has chosen Seattle Washington as its trade base for operations with Soviet Russia Enormous stores will be built for export to Vladivostok oil tanks are under construction and plans are underway to develop Seattle railway facilities
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London
Kamchatka
Washington
B. Vanderlip
Seattle
Wash
Russia
Moscow
Vladivostok
European Relief Council to accept 15 million bu corn
The European Relief Council chaired by Herbert Hoover accepts 15 million bushels of corn from Middle West farmers for famine relief in Central Europe. The corn will be shipped to near rail points with transportation funded by donations. Numerous organizations and individuals across New York contribute to the fund as planned luncheons expand nationwide support.
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European Relief Council
Herbert Hoover
Middle West
J. R. Howard
American Farm Bureau
Relief Council
Hoover
East Side Aids Fund Settlement Houses
United Neighborhood House Association
Herbert Hoover Bua
Central Europe
Brightside Day Nursery
East Side
Free School For
Ivory Club
Riis House
Henry Street
Hen Lays Predated Egg And Terrorizes a Town
Special Dispatch to The Tribune Lexington Ky Jan 22 Residents of Woodbine Whitley County trapped by fear after a hen nesting an egg marked January 28 1921 appears. Mrs Nettie Faulkner reported the eerie clue and others flocked to inspect the eggs hoping to avoid misfortune as January 26 looms.
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Tribune
Lexington
Woodbine
Whitley County
Nettie Faulkner
Faulkner
Wilson Urges Russian Pacification for Armenian Mediation
President Wilson mails a note to the League of Nations urging general pacification of the Russian borderlands as a prerequisite to mediating the Turkish Armenian boundary dispute. He seeks a guarantee that Russia's territory will be respected and that neighboring states will not attack the Bolsheviks before sending Morgen Thau as mediator.
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Carter Field
Washington
Wilson
League of Nations
Russia
Henry Morgenthau
Morganthan
Paul Hymane
Assembly of the Peagle of Nations
Norman H. Davin
Armenia
League
Morgenthau
Davis
Constantinople
Consantinople
Ash
Buch Ston
Addrnsnig
Cie
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Hosel
Land’s End
Root
Bill
Barah Ie
WAV
EAC Farben
B.vanderlip
Barnard College
Arents’ League of New York
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Manhatta Trade School
Hunter College
Art Workers’ Club
Franklin Simon & Co
National Opera Club
Manhattan Opera House
J. Borden Herriman
W. K. Vanderbilt
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