Miller Pleads Bury Hatchet To Solve City Issues
Governor Miller addresses Merchants Association urging cooperative action to resolve transit and port problems in New York. He stresses unity over politics, hopes Transit Commission will advance nickel fare, and backs a new city charter while warning against sectionalism. Robbery scene at Jolson's Theater ends with quick thinking by theater manager, sparing a large cash haul.
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Steer Rampage Triggers Brooklynites Alarm
A chaotic scene unfolds on a Brooklyn street as a steer goes on a rampage near Avenue stations. Police and a brave officer restrained the animal while bystanders called for help. A horse ranch worker from Ellsworth reportedly assisted, and emergency crews cordoned the area to prevent further danger as residents watched in fear.
30 Days in Jail Acquitted Girl For Policeman Rearrested
Patrolman Patrick Lennon from West Thirtieth Street station was jailed for thirty days for beating a prisoner. The court heard Watkins, a 38 year old from General Avenue Brooklyn, describe a brutal assault on January 18 in a lunchroom and on the way to the station. Lennon denied the blows while witnesses testified. Magistrate Carrian lamented police brutality and ordered punishment to curb it. Gussie Humann, acquitted of Henry Garbo’s murder, was rearrested amid Libasci jury deliberations.
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General Avenue
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Atlantic Avenue
Cigar Store Robbed Again by Lone Gunman
The United Cigar Store at Nin second Street and Second Avenue was robbed last night for the third time since December 1. About 6 p.m. the lone bandit, tall and thin, forced clerk Albert Rothenfelder to open the safe and took $61. He then forced Herman Sedickson to the back of the store before escaping on Second Avenue.
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Bonus Bill Ordered Drafted at Caucus
Washington January 26 Daily action in the House on a soldiers' bonus bill was forecast as Republican members at a caucus adopted a resolution instructing the Ways and Means Committee to frame the measure and keep it as the continuing order of business until the bill is reported. No revenue provisions were specified and hearings would begin Tuesday.
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Help of Congress Also Is Demanded ates Will
The report calls for congressional aid and the immediate return of the province, urging full support from federal authorities to resolve ongoing governance issues and restore order. Officials emphasize urgent action and mobilize regional leaders to press for swift intervention.
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Favorable Answer Believed Assured
Washington dispatch reports prompt moves to restore farm price parity with foreign markets. Delegates at a farm policy conference urge comprehensive price stabilization, rejecting a government minimum on wheat while supporting study and rapid action. Wallace opposes price fixing though supports value stabilization.
State Control of All Coal Trade Proposed at Albany
Albany news reports Assemblyman Thomas I. Gos eversey of Richmond introduces a bill to create a five member state coal commission with broad powers over production, transportation, distribution, and sale of coal and coal products. The measure allows zoning, exclusive franchises, records access, and emergency takeover of plants, with penalties for noncompliance. Local dealers express concern, noting current losses and potential hardening restrictions.
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Harvey to Tell Poincare U S May Yet Enter Genoa Council
Harvey, the American ambassador to Great Britain, arrives in Paris to urge full American participation at Genoa if France agrees. He plans talks with French Premier Poincare and Myron Herrick as Washington weighs its stance on the Genoa conference and broader economic questions.
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Pontiff Buried Beside Pius X In St. Peter's
The body of Benedict XV was buried in St. Peter's crypt near Pope Pius X. Only pontiff court and diplomatic corps witnessed. Crowds thronged earlier, doors closed until a new pope is chosen. conclave set for after the ninth funeral service. Cardials from France Belgium and Germany arrive, American cardinals may come late. Continuous coverage notes potential brief conclave.
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190 Dead in New Cairo Riot Report
London dispatch cites Rome report of Cairo unrest causing 190 deaths and over 1000 injuries. British troops reportedly quelled the insurrection, with lingering doubt in London and conflicting telegrams from Allenby and Reuters. Mention of a manifesto urging non co operation and a British warrant officer shot. Havana–Atlantic Coast ad text follows.
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Prohibition and Women Diminish U S Baby Adoptions
Chicago January 26 Prohibition and the independent attitude of modern women have left the Child Welfare League of America unable to meet the demand for babies to be adopted. C C Carstens director in New York warned that future adoptions may be impossible as births fall in better class homes and the lower class improve conditions, while demand remains high.
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United States Opposes Genoa Conference Participation
Washington reports indicate U S opposition to joining the Genoa International Economic Conference set for March 8 in Genoa Italy. Postponement to early summer or later is likely as U S views on disarmament and Russia recognition influence timing and participation.
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