Hunger strike ended as Mrs Byrne fed by tube
Mrs Arhel Byrne's hunger strike concluded after two feedings via rubber tube, with dispute over consent. Commissioner Lewis and Mrs Sanger relayed opposite views while medical bulletins noted improved condition, normal respiration, and continued feeding under care. Goldstein denied unconsciousness during the day.
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Mer. Byent
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de Irma Howard
Egen
Thieves Sell $10,000 Necklace for $18 in Art Institute Theft
Chicago observers reveal that the $30,000 theft from the Chicago Art Institute included a $10,000 gold enamel necklace with Mexican opals sold for $18. Ange Larsen, held on receiving stolen property charges, says he paid $115 for most items from the Ida B. Noyes collection.
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Chicago
Ida B.S. Noyes
Art Institute
Ange Larsen
Forty Injured In New Haven Waterbury Collision
A freight engine rammed the rear coach of the Boston New York express near a junction in Waterbury Connecticut injuring forty passengers. The impact overturned the coach and hurled some travelers through windows as rescue crews rushed to aid the injured. The train then continued toward New York minus one car.
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Waterbury
Conn
New Haven
Boston
New York
Gold in Dead Engineer's Trunk Valued Over $100000
In a hotel room in Los Angeles a battered black trunk belonging to mining engineer John M. McPhee was found with papers, a photo, and a canvas bag stash. The lower trunk held gold ore nuggets and dust totaling more than $100,000.
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Los Angeles
Cal
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Teis
Porter at Hotel McAlpin Leaves Estate to Daughters
Thomas O Dwyer a hotel porter for twenty five years died at Long Island College Hospital leaving an estate over 100000 to his four daughters who live in Corona Long Island He began as porter at Colonnade Philadelphia then Rudolph Atlantic City and Holland House New York later becoming head porter at Hotel Astor and final head porter at the Hotel McAlpin He will be buried tomorrow at Calvary Cemetery
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Long Island College Hospital
Corona
Long Island
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O'Dwyer
Colonnade
Philadelphia
Atelantic City
New York
Holland House
Hotel Astor
McAlpin
Calsary Cemetery
Woman Chosen Prosecutor Fight Leads to Promotion
Denver reports a political clash over Mixa Chara Ruth Mozser as fourth assistant attorney general. The controversy spurred abolition of the office by the Legislature and Mozser’s promotion to third assistant with a $100 yearly salary increase. The former third assistant resigned for another post, and Mozser is to be named in his place. Women’s groups backed Mozser to resist dismissal. amid strikes and riots, several New Jersey saloons sued the city for $37,000 in losses.
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Denver
Mixa Chara Ruth Mozser
Jriay
Aesistant
Gen~al
Mise Moxter
Mins Momer
Safford Guilty of Perjury in Tanzer Case Conviction
Rae Tanzer case verdict in U S District Court finds Wax and Osborne identity dispute settled with Safford found guilty of perjury for misidentifying James W Osborne as Oliver Osborne. Jury deliberated nine hours, judge to set sentence next Thursday, mercy recommended with bail at $5,000.
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Oliver Osborne
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Plainfield
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Safford
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Blackwell’s Island
Charles M. Hough
George A. Wagner
Benjamin
Maxwell Slade
Lewis Stuyvesant
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Charles HH. Wace
Samuel Herschenstein
Tanzer
Ray Tanzer
Olver Osborne
Charles i
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Charles Hl. Wax
Rae Tanzer
Wax
Mr. Osborne
Sherman Square
Osborne
Rose Helen Kaiser
Blanche Unger
Ethel Brooks Nye
Mason N
Jamin Slade
Willian Rand, Jr
Rand
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Unger
Oliver Jehorne
Hund
James W. J Osborne
Briand Again Upheld by Vote of Confidence
Paris Jan 27 The Chamber of Deputies resumed public session on Greece affairs after a secret meeting. Premier Briand agreed to accept only the Lenoir resolution calling confidence in the government and urging action on Greek situation including army safety in Macedonia and Greek reparations. The chamber passed Lenoir’s resolution 312 to 105.
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M. L Noir
Britain mines German coast to restrict German fleet
Britain completed mining along the entire German North Sea coast from Denmark to the Netherlands. The warning designates a dangerous zone extending seaward for over a hundred miles, potentially including areas around Hamburg Bremen and Wilhelmshaven. Naval experts see the measure as aiming to curb German fleet movements and complicate potential retirements or raids.
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Jan
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Netherlands
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Hremen
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North Sea
Kiel Canal
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Skagerack
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Greenwich
Paris Troops Aid Coal Delivery Shortage
Military Governor of Paris orders all troops under his command placed at the disposal of municipal authorities to boost coal delivery. Soldiers with auto trucks and wagons will work day and night including Sundays to relieve the shortage and labor gaps.
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Paris
Dubai
Kaiser’s Victory Message To German People
London dispatch quotes Emperor William replying to birthday congratulations. He asserts the German people will obtain peace by the sword and be preserved from ruin through sacrifice, forceful peace by the sword, and steadfast will toward victory.
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London
Berlin Academy of Science
William
Reuter
Amsterdam
U S warned Wilson peace drive faces trade clash
Pittsburgh January 27 1 100 delegates from every section and industry attend a convention on foreign trade and wartime conditions similar to Paris talks The plan calls for mobilizing American resources without subsidies to secure a coordinated public private effort across regions and industries Small manufacturers join in seeking business opportunities and national trade preparedness The drive aims to build a strong agriculture and industry base and broaden foreign trade while training the workforce for postwar growth
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British Lay Emperor Is Only Man Who Can End War
London dispatch reports that Britain awaits a decision by German and Austrian leaders guided by the Kaiser as the war drags on. The President’s call for “peace without victory” is seen as just but blocked by national pride and prestige amid fuel shortages and casualties. The Kaiser’s birthday at headquarters frames a grim outlook for peace.
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Hent
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Romania
Flanders
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Draper
Crown Prince Promoted to General of Infantry
London reports the German Crown Prince is elevated to general of infantry after serving as lieutenant general commanding an army group including the Verdun sector. Dispatches from The Hague praise the Emperor and vow loyalty, noting many messages of support and a broad amnesty for soldiers and civilians on his birthday. The Emperor spent the day at German headquarters on the Western Front with Emperor Charles of Austria and Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg.
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