Nugent Nomination Faces Senate Confirmation Fight
Trenton New Jersey January 28. The Nugent nomination for Essex County official James R. Sagent faced stiff opposition. Republican and some Democratic senators resisted, arguing Nugent not suitable to enforce laws, while party lines and anti-saloon sentiment influenced the confirmation battle.
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Tribune
Trenton
N.J
Sie Im
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Edwaria
James R. Sagent
Denverai
C Laader
Essex
J. Henry Morrison
Ate
Sussen
Tyruiders
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Boise
Senate
Orbis
Nugent
Gereesnon
David H Aguis
Hunterdon
Guilty plea linked to a murder case in early 1920s
An autoist implicated in the killing of a husband faces trial after a 1921 hearing. a widow is to receive installments totaling about 5000 dollars as part of a settlement. In Montreal a separate case involves a taxi ride dispute over a long distance route.
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Ana
Tess
Ran
Sy Gre
Sammed Eckert
van Whee
Sen Justice Dike
Holds 8 City Offices And Draws $200 a Year
WESTPORT Ontario January 23 reports Jet Steele holds eight town offices including constable street commissioner sanitary inspector school attendance officer poundkeeper veg tax collector temperance agent and custodian of public property. His salary is 200 dollars yearly.
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Ontario
Jet Steele
Terry
Jury Selected In Luther Boddy Murder Trial
Luther Boddy, a young Harlem man, faces a murder indictment for killing Detectives Buckley and Miller. A panel of 71 jurors was formed and District Attorney Banton will address them. defense counsel foreshadows an insanity defense linked to alleged police beatings.
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Tarlem Regro
Francis J. Buckley
William A. Miller
Supreme Court
Justice Wasservogel
Buckley
Talesmen
Jonb Banton
Boddy
Harry K. Thaw
Nan Patterson
Charles Becker
Manhattan
Hoddy
Couns
Banton
Morris Koenig
General Sessions
D Oddy
Harlem
Tem
Relief urged for farmers at national agriculture conference
Washington January 2 immediate relief for farmers was urged as the National Agriculture Conference opened. President Harding and Secretary Wallace outlined remedies including long term working capital, cooperative marketing, improved transportation and market information, and broader credit, with twelve committees named to study reforms.
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National Agriculture Conference
Harding
Wallace
United States
Department of Agriculture
Addy
Anderson
Minnesota
Federal Farm Loan Board
Europe
Preachers Pledge Help to Halt Rum Sales in City
About 500 clergymen at Madison Avenue Baptist Church pledged to aid government efforts to enforce prohibition. Major Rex A. Haynes noted NY agents would be increased and urged integrity. A list of nearly 100 ships suspected of rum running was shown to be watched ship by ship for seizure.
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David d. Burrell
Marble Collegiate Church
Rex A. Haynes
Washington
Major Haynes
New York
New York City
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Prohibition
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Laynes
United States
Nassau
Kronen Rate Drops to 10000 Per Dollar
Vienna in January reports the Kronen sliding to 10000 per dollar as the economy braces for the upcoming channel and growing doubt that any ministry can stabilize the dire financial situation. The shift affects all standard money values and reflects a loss of confidence in fiscal remedies.
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Vienna
Arrests Clear 78 000 Bonds Theft Suspect
Police claim a theft ring linked to a $1 500 000 bond jewelry haul led to parolee Joseph Gluck and three accomplices. Stock certificates valued at $78 000 were found on Gustave Zeitman and tied to a scheme involving a youth dubbed Joe. Detectives say Gluck directed Zeitman to operate in Wall Street, violating his parole and rekindling the fraud. Continued on page four.
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Joseph Gluck
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East Tenth Street
Brooklyn
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West 114Th Street
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Fourth Avenue
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Aquarium
Wall Street
Asquith and Grey Lead Fight on Lloyd George
Independent Liberals met at Central Hall and declared opposition to Lloyd George’s coalition government. Speakers included Viscount Grey of Fallodon and former premier H. H. Asquith, with Viscount Gladstone presiding. Asquith praised Grey as a peacemaker and asset to the nation.
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Associated Press
Central Hall
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Herbert H. Asquith
Viscount Grey of
Fallodon
Viscount Gladstone
Mr. Asquith
Viscount Grey
Asquith
£100000 Offered for Cancer Cure by The Manifest Star Owner
Montreal January report states Lord Athelstan, proprietor of The Manifest Star, offers 100000 to a graduate or student of any recognized university who, within five years, first discovers a medicinal treatment for cancer. The decision rests with the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons in London. The offer aims to stimulate global cancer research and may be renewed.
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Montreal
Lord Athelstan
Arthur Currier
McGill University
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons
London
England
Japan Promises to Quit Siberia and Shantung Settlement Near
Washington dat 2 Japan pledges to evacuate Siberia and seeks to end the dispute as a near-term settlement. It is stated that Japan will restore Shantung salt fields to China with compensation, and negotiations resume to resolve minor points while aiming for an all-round nine-power agreement.
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Poincare Renews Negotiations For Franco British Pact
Paris reports Prime Minister Poincare renews talks with Great Britain on a Franco British agreement. France seeks to keep economic and political concessions while Allied plans face questions at the Allied Supreme Council. U.S. policy and German responses influence the paused negotiation climate.
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Pershing declines Medal of Honour in early army award row
Washington dispatch reports General Pershing refused the Medal of Honor for an act in the Philippines. Secretary Weeks stated the decision, noting Pershing disapproved many prior awards and the cited action involved heroism at Mt Bagsak, Jolo.
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Jolo
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New Haven Railroad Cuts Train Service From January
The New Haven, New York and Hartford Railroad announces revised schedules effective January 2, with many trains eliminated and services rearranged to reduce inconvenience. The company cites financial condition and declining travel on some lines and says studies aimed to minimize impact on travelers.
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Ruston
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French War-Time Minister Goes On Trial as Front-Line Evader
Ernest Vilgrain, a 42 year old former Clemenceau war cabinet member and multimillionaire mill owner, faces trial on charges he mutilated himself to avoid front line service. Witnesses include Clemenceau and Herbert Hoover era figures as the case probes his entry into noncombatant service and later Food Commissioner duties. Meanwhile the weather forecast warns of the first zero temperatures of winter across the state with clear skies, Williston reporting 38 below zero yesterday.
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Entomb Pope To-morrow Balloting to Begin Fely
Rome reports plan for the papal conclave as the body of Pope Pius X lies in state. Cardinals gather for a vote to choose his successor with Cardinal Gasparri seen as a leading figure among likely choices. A formal interment and funeral rites proceed with diplomatic and clerical processions through Vatican halls.
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