Glavis Targets Dennett in Ballinger Probe
Louis R. Glavis, chief accuser in the Ballinger controversy, testified before the congressional committee and said Dennett was “crooked” while detailing alleged letters and Foley-like exchanges. He pressed that Dennett and Ballinger aided Alaska claims and pressured administration actions, with cross examination to follow.
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Slain by Burglar in East One Hundred Ninth Street Home
Moses Gutman a retired manufacturer was shot and killed by a burglar at his first floor apartment No 16 East 109th street at 2 AM His son Isaac a lawyer of No 71 Norfolk street was also shot and is in critical condition at Harlem Hospital Detectives pursued the burglar as officers cordoned the building and half a city searched for the assailant
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Will of Yale Professor Raynolds Filed in New Haven
The estate of Professor Edward Vilette Raynolds of Yale, died last Wednesday, exceeds 200000 dollars, with Chicago property predominating. Mrs Annie Stewart Harris, his bride, waives any claim to the estate, which is divided three ways for Randolph and Elizabeth Raynolds and a trust for the widow. The law library goes to George D Watrous of New Haven.
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Chicago
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Dr Cook Moves On From Heidelberg to Vienna
Article reports Dr Frederick A Cook leaving Roggenau sanatorium Heidelberg under the alias Guenther and heading to Vienna. Officials and sanatorium staff offered no confirmation leaving the matter unresolved as of January 29. The piece notes limited police and proprietor cooperation and mentions train schedules related to the reading area.
Griscom Chosen as Party Leader in New York County
Lloyd Carpenter Griscom former Ambassador to Italy is chosen as president of the New York County Republican Committee succeeding Herbert Parsons. The special committee reports Griscom will be elected and lead the executive committee with full authority. Griscom known for organizing work and fusion campaigning won broad support despite limited local political experience.
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William Chilvers
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Scenes in the Great Sewers of Paris
Photographs by George Grantham Bain depict Paris sewers under flood pressure. Underground drainage spans 900 miles, forcing street collapses and destabilizing buildings as water bursts through.
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Paris
George Grantham Bain
Keene Subpoenaed After Wall Street Legend Evades Officials
James R. Keene, after avoiding process servers and reporters since Friday, agreed to accept service at the Waldorf but claimed he would appear only after an adjournment. He said he would be in Atlantic City or Kentucky, and his attorney arranged a one week delay. The subpoena relates to bankruptcy proceedings against J. M. Fiske & Co and is to be personally served.
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Long Island
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Seine Flood Worsens Paris Water Levels and Sorrow
Cable dispatch describes the Seine crest subsiding slowly as Paris endures unprecedented flooding. Lakes of filthy water span major quarters including Champs Elysées and Louvre. basements flood, gas and electricity fail, rescue barges operate, and animal houses at the Jardin des Plantes suffer extreme water damage.
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Harriman funds payoff of $113000 mortgage for Boys' Club
At the tenth anniversary dinner of the Boys' Club senior group on the East Side, Mrs. E H Harriman was honored in her absence as her nephew E N Potter announced she paid off the club house mortgage of 113000. The event featured E H Harriman’s longtime involvement and testimonials from club leaders and friends.
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Manly
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Illness Clouds Ex-Mayor Tom Johnson in Cleveland
Ex mayor Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland is reported ill at a city hotel. Initial Cleveland news suggested his illness was fatal, but officials said the condition, while serious, did not require immediate alarm.
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Cleveland
Pre Eminently the Florida Route Ad for Atlantic Coast Line
Atlantic Coast Line R R promotes its standard southern railway service with four daily trains including a 1 25 PM 3 25 PM and 9 25 PM schedule from 1218 Broadway.
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Lesson of Flood Warns Forest Destruction Behind Deluge
Paris reports blame forest clearcutting for the flood disaster across France. Analysts say Ardennes Vosges Burgundy and northern plateaus suffered mass deforestation fueling enormous damages and prompting new forest protection measures. Pierre Baudin warned of this risk for years, now proven.
Graves on Floods Dismiss Forest Denudation Link
Washington Jan 26 Henry S Graves new Forester says Paris flood should not be blamed solely on forest denudation. He notes he lacks French conditions and weather data but believes floods were unusually severe and would have occurred even with forests intact. He questions tying blame to tree cutting.
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Paris
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France
Mayor campaign rides spark taxicab suit over promises
Laurence J. O'Reilly, Hearst secretary and Civic Alliance backer, faces a City Court suit from Union Taxicab Auto Service for 600 dollars claiming paid rides for Hearst supporters. O'Reilly declined to discuss the case, saying he knew nothing of it.
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Laurence J. O'Reilly
Hearst
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Union Taxicab Auto Service Company
Dewey's Haut-Sauterne Semi-dry Table Wine
A delicious semi-dry table wine promoted by Pa & Sons Co. located at 138 Fulton St N. The note highlights its appealing flavor and suitability for table service.
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Paris Flood Relief Worries Over Submerged City
The Seine floods slowly recede after peaking at midnight, four and a half inches lower. In Paris major danger centers around St Lazare district where many buildings risk sinking as water pressure drops. Cleanup, repair needs, and epidemic risks loom as waters fall.
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