Nothing Decided Says Col Geothals on Plan to Change Laws
Colonel Geothals spoke in Washington denying any decision on changes to laws or government offers. He confirmed that Mayer Mytehe announced an appointment but insisted no action was taken and the canal project would proceed with full authority only after proper legislative action. The interview touched on reforms, pensions, and political meetings involved in the administration’s plans.
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Mayer Mytehe
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Goathale
Morning News Fragments Echo Europe War and Crime
Fragmented local items mention mutiny and a war theme, with scattered notes on theft, kidnapping, and legal notices. Names, dates, and places are obscured, but references to Atlantic events and investigative reports appear amid stray phrases and partial headlines.
Goethals Named Canal Head Amid Canal Talks
Washington reports push to name Colonel Goethals as head of the Panama Canal project. President plans to appoint a chief engineer and maintain the lead role of the administration while weighing retirement timing. Officials debate the best path to complete the canal and ensure stable governance after the opening, with discussions on staffing and authority ongoing.
School Board Ends Ban On Women Teachers In Cincinnati
In a sit afternoon meeting the committee removed the ban on employing women teachers. The change follows a radical departure from the city’s school system and aims to grant rights, pay, and privileges to men and women teachers. Superintendente Cumtown proposed reforms approved by the committee and presented by board members.
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Anil Wlaynrl
Aid
Warren Feachers
Cvimmittres
Pablo Wehnede
Cumtun
Seteah
Htom
Le Compte Surprise Party Brawl Ends in Jail Time
In Astoria on Woolsey Street Le Compte and his wife argued in public. A policeman intervened and both were charged with disorderly conduct. Magistrate Fitch at Hunter's Point Court sentenced them each to thirty days in jail.
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Asetora
Woolsey
Fitch
Hunter's Point
Causty
Mutiny Scare Nipped On English Freighter
On the English freighter Madaska en route to Buenos Aires two weeks ago Chinese sailors faced mutiny. Captain William Cleary and officers alerted the American Dock Company agents. immigration inspectors boarded at 4 PM with the tug Daliell and removed the disaffected crew to Ellis Island. The steamship line must cover their passage back to the port.
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American Dock Company
Tompkinsville
Staten Island
Ellis Leland
Phia
William Cleary
Buenos Ayres
Leary
Tine
Daliell
Ellis Island
Steamshing Company
Oregon mayor jailed for eight hour shift law
Mayor Albee of Oregon was jailed after authorities charged him with violating the eight hour shift law by refusing to place city police and firemen on eight hour shifts. State Labor Commissioner G. Gloff secured the detention pending habeas corpus proceedings before the Supreme Court. City Attorney Laroche departed to help Siler in the legal challenge.
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Hin
Supreme Court
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Laroche Teft
Siler
Albeee
Fromnen
Alimony Rises as Ford Wages Spark Court Case
Detroit, Jan. 24 The Domestic Relations Court hears Emma Sullivan seeking higher alimony after Ford workers receive a $10 weekly raise. Sullivan argues that Sullivan, employed by Henry Ford, can afford more support, while the judge notes Ford’s large payroll and the broader wage impact. The decision tests payroll power amid rising costs for dependents.
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Detroit
Word Plant
Emma Sullivan
Abe
Ford
Sullivan
Henry Ford
Lacs
Ketcham Denies Election Charge
A juried case unfolds as William West accused of purchasing influence faces denials by James Ketcham and questioned campaign spending. Testimony reveals discussions of cash and checks, with witnesses citing campaign financing and surrogates. The court proceedings continue into the week, detailing sums claimed and defense responses.
Dr Kelly's Mystery Trip to London for Radium Regs
Dr Henry A Kelly departs abruptly from Baltimore for a London visit to confer with British and other authorities on the radium problem and proposed sale regulation. He plans about a month away, with stops in Paris and Berlin, amid speculation of broader aims beyond college placement.
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Howard A. Kelly
Ohie
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Kelly
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Chum
Paris
Herlin
Rockefeller Gift Roils Johns Hopkins Endowment
Baltimore January 24 A Rockefeller endowment of 1.5 million dollars to Johns Hopkins University medical department may trigger a faculty shake up. Rumor says Dr Lewellys Barker could lose headship as directors consider changes to satisfy the gift conditions, with Dr William Halstead and Dr Jenn Howhead among directors. If Barker moves, Dr Thayer may assume clinical medicine leadership.
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Baltimore
Maeckefeller
Johns Hopkins University
Iff
Lewellys Barker
William Halstead
Jenn Howhead
Barker
Willians
Thayer
Elinical Medicine
Joniversity
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Stant
Big Met
German Line Announces Gut at ee ee Passenger Rate
War between German shipping firms escalates as North German Lloyd places the steamer Ratner Wile at exclusive disposal for high and elite passengers amid today’s events, reshaping passenger service plans.
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Eleerage
Fourteen-Year Sentence Sparks Controversy in State Penitentiary
Fragmented OCR from a historic page reports Governor She please responding to tax policy and mentions fourteen offenders. Names like Valimolt and Bogan appear amid garbled phrases about executive clemency and the state penitentiary.
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Bogan
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Rogers in Auto Smash Near Parsee Parade
A fog bound crash near Parsee Parade involved Armand Reger of Hirde Park and several others. The Durker machine struck a wrecker and a lawyer and chauffeur were injured as two cars collided, one plunging into a smaller vehicle.
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Hirde Park
Parsee
Fogers
Third U. P. Student Death by Own Action Within Week
Raymond F Feldman a University of Pennsylvania second year law student was found dead by suicide in his boarding house. Two prior Penn students Addison H McCullough and Wardwell Towneley also died by suicide within the week, prompting theories of thought suggestion and a secret society among students. Feldman was from Tunkhannock Pennsylvania and twenty two years old.
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Tribune Philadelatria
Raymond F. Feldman
University of Pennsylvania
Marie
Addison H. McCullough
Delaware River
Wardwell Thornton Towneley
Architectural Department
Jim Merion Cricket Club
Wrig
Feldman
Tunkheonbek
Penn
Vane
Towneley
Young Mo~ Cullough
J. UC. McCullough
Pittsburgh
Pope in Poor Health Is Report in Rome
The Tribuna reports on the Pope’s health prompting Vatican denial. It says cardinals and bishops attend audiences, but periods of weakness occur and stimulants may be used. Vatican asserts normal condition, with precautions, reduced audiences, and eased ceremonies. An envoy from Gaul states the Pope is robust for his age and mentally active.
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Chauffeur arraigned for reckless auto wagon drill
A motor chauffeur was arraigned in Jefferson Market Court yesterday on a charge of driving his wagon recklessly at Mayth avenue and 23rd street He allegedly cut off a harvest wagon and nearly struck it He claimed he was traveling faster than Eastbound miles per hour The examination was postponed until Wednesday.
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Whitman Hunt for Murphy Money in Banking Probe
District Attorney Whitman expands inquiry into Murphy and Gaffney deposits across New York banks. Subpoenas issue to trust firms and savings institutions as investigators seek routes of $10,000 checks and large bills tied to highway and water contracts.
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National Democratic Campaign Fund
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