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New York Tribune

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1921

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Ten Burned to Death in Hoboken Hotel Fire

A Hoboken blaze at the Colonial Palace Hotel on Newark Street killed ten guests and injured seven others. Firemen rescued more than thirty occupants as flames trapped residents on upper floors. The fire began in the linen room, with victims found on the third and fifth floors. Rev Father Edward Kelly assisted rescuers as ambulances ferried the wounded to St Mary’s Hospital.

Hoboken Colonial Palace Newark Street St. Mary's Hospital First National Bank Ests Bremen Bremon Edward Kelly Treval Tietims Vietime Charlie de van Brook

Miss Reidy Kidnapping in Ireland Ends

An American arrives to claim her brother near Fermoy Ireland. Ellen J Reidy was abducted four days earlier by masked men while en route to a court. She endured a harrowing three days awaiting release after a staged roadside attack. An ambush by authorities led to the freeing of Reidy. The incident involved gunfire injuring one civilian and five attackers, with several wounded.

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Germans Deny U S Demand To Free Bergdoll Kidnappers

Eberbach Baden Jan 23 Major Kyle Rucker American forces Rhine called on authorities demanding release of Carl Neuf and Frank Zimmer held for attempting to kidnap Grover Bergdoll the draft evader and his chauffeur Eugene Stecher. German surrender refused and Coblenz to Berlin demand planned. Bergdoll citizenship papers prepared as war ends. Neuf and Zimmer guarded as protests grow. Bergdoll and Stecher have lived in the latter's car, one night each stop. A woman was shot during the attempt, further stirring resentment toward Americans involved. Neuf and Zimmer face possible attempted homicide charges. Bergdoll location unknown. Berlin Jan 19 Neuf and Zimmer taken to Mosbach for a hearing. passports unsigned by German authorities hinder entry into unoccupied zone.

Eberbach Baden Kyle Rucker Rhine Carl Neuf Frank Zimmer Grover C. Bergdoll Eugene Ike) Stecher Rucker Coblenz Berlin Foreign Office Neuf Zimmer Bergdoll United States Germany Stecher Bergdall Neuf and Bergdolf Mosbach Bute Burea Washington Frankfort

Bills Ready in 10 Days

Miami Beach dispatch reports Harding's tour along the Indian River boosting the likelihood of Albert B. Fall becoming Secretary of the Interior. Fall shown reluctant to confirm but not denying. Hughes expected Secretary of State, Daugherty Attorney General. Bryan opposed Cox in party leadership dispute. In Albany, Upstate legislators back Miller on New York City traction fixes, drafts to be ready in ten or twelve days, with opposition from NYC Republicans tempered by home rule concerns.

Senator Fall Harding Interior Fall Charles Evans Hughes Harry Daugherty Hoe William Jennings Bryan Tenk Cox Bryan Coconsat Grovi Mr. Masding Cocohole Club Miami Ieweh Carl G. Fisher Charley Thorson Chatge Florida Mr. Harding Cummins Fred W. Up- Fam Ways and Mean Republican National Committee Dur- Fan Martyn Daugherty Washington Ram A Bluth Albany Upstate Miller New York City John Knight Public Service Committee Tribune

Italian Ship Neptunia Burned At Sea With Losses

Wireless reports say Italian battleship Neptunia burned at sea today with possible deaths. Belgian steamer Klimmann carrying survivors, some severely burned, heads toward Hampton Roads. Quarantine officials at Old Point Comfort asked to meet with doctors. Exact position of the Neptunia at the line and Kilmarra's arrival time unclear.

Newport News Quarun

Two Murders, Albert Offers In a Day Here N Y Ostend Baffle Police

In New York and Ostend a puzzling day brings two murders and a baffling police chase as investigators race to uncover motives and suspects. A Belgian king designates July 4 for a cross sea yacht race offering trophies for yachts of any size.

Albert N. Y Ostend

Two Murders Stir New York In Double Shooting

Two killings rattled Manhattan yesterday as druggist Israel Turk was shot at 271 East Broadway and Jacob Mazure, a Polish man, was slain at 123 Stanton Street. Police found Mazure with $2,018 and two passports after a staged apartment visit linked to Polish affairs.

New York City Wen Wither Orly Israel Turk East Broadway Jacob Mazure Pole Stanton Street Mazura Julius Rothman Wasyel Henkoch Seventh Street Poland Andrew Servick East Houston Street Voliceman William Wittenberg Fifth Street Henkoch Bellevue Hospital Heukoch Lee Servick Rothison Mavura Servick 4 Ih Street Rothwan Pork Gouverneur Hospital Paulives E. O'Brien Turk O'Brien

Balloon fame duo plans vaudeville act after aerial feat

Lieutenants Louis A. Kloor Jr and Walter Hinton, famed for a James Bay balloon voyage, plan vaudeville work with a booking agency, potentially debutting at Mount Vernon. Officer scrutiny and Navy approval await, with questions over uniforms and stage roles.

Kloor and Hinton Louis A. Kloor Jr Walter Hinton James Bay Hudson's Way Company Moogy Factory Stephen A. Farrell Minton Kloor Hinton Mount Vernon Naval District Secretary of the Navy

King Albert Trophy Race Across Atlantic Proposed

King Albert of Belgium offers a world yachting championship trophy for an Atlantic race next summer from New York to Ostend open to yachts of any size without time allowance. Start planned July 4 1921 from Atlantic Yacht Club. finish Ostend. Committees from New York Yacht Club Larchmont and Atlantic YC to manage.

Albert Belgium New York Ostend Atlantic United States Europe Lareamont Yacht City Atantic Yacht Club Atlantic Yacht Club Stuation Seal Wilson Marshall Larchmont Yacht Club Commodore Marshall Redross Lipton Commodore Mayer Brenton Reef Cape May Capa New York Yacht Club Sir Thoms Lpton Thomas Mishe Eho James Cox Nicholas FP Brady Brady Braters

Boy Firebug Given 42 to 85 Years in Jail

Albert Smith a nineteen year old son of a Fairhope real estate owner pleaded guilty in Uniontown Pa to thirteen arson charges. He received a sentence of not less than forty two nor more than eighty five years in the Western Penitentiary of Pittsburgh. The fires over three months damaged farms, property and houses in several villages and damaged school buildings with losses estimated at 750000 dollars.

Uniontown Albert Smith Fairhope Western Penitentiary Pittsburgh Smith Wis Smith Iwavana Sin i Dirret Theowen Atlantic Comat de Wong Tel Adve

Washington sees end of economic chaos in debt decision

Washington reports that fixing Germany's reparations in Paris should reduce European economic uncertainty. Treasury officials say a assured income could enable unwinding wartime tangles with prospects of success, while the $10 billion Allied loan liquidation remains independent of Germany's reparations. The moral effect may speed Allied payments to the United States.

Washington Germany Paris Treasury Europe United States

Senate Inquiry Likely on Japanese Pact Terms

Washington report: a Senate inquiry resolution may seek State Department details on the Maru Morris Shidehara talks and the Japanese immigration pact. Johnson opposes the agreement, arguing it undermines California alien land laws, while Colby cautions against erroneous assumptions about treaty effects. Berlin reaction to reparations talks brands the Paris plan a madhouse and critiques Lloyd George’s stance amid allied pressure.

Senate Berlin Byam Trbune Washington State Department Martis Shidehara Japan United States Far West Senate Foreign Relations Committee Secretary of State Colby Hiram Johnson California Liue Johnson Sinc Atbassadors Morris Enel

House Votes to Accept Morgan's London Home as Embassy

The House authorized the Secretary of State to accept J. P. Morgan's London residence as the American Embassy and approved a $150,000 appropriation to buy an Embassy site in Paris. Longworth argued exchange rates make Paris and other posts affordable for capable officials of moderate means.

U. S Washington House J. P. Morgan London Paris Representatve Longworth Republican Ohio Longworth United States

We Did Those Jobs, Boy Thieves Tell Police

Two boys Warren Pitt and Edward Carroll led Richmond Hill police to a manhole outside the library on Hillside Avenue where they hid stolen items including a mandolin and a typewriter from a Kew Gardens burglary. They will be arraigned in Children's Court, Jamaica, Tuesday.

Kew Gardens Richmond Hnit Richmond Hill Library Hilside Avenue Warren Pitt Jamaica Avenue Edward Carroll Garden Street Richmond Hill Too John Claussen Children's Court Tamaica

Four Die in Boiler Explosion on Moving Baltimore & Ohio Train

Four Baltimore and Ohio Railroad workers were killed when a locomotive boiler exploded near Littleton West Virginia as a heavy train climbed a grade. Victims named Matt Walsh J Carpenter engineers P Grogan fireman J Wilfong brakeman. The crash occurred as the engine approached a tunnel on the grade.

Wheeling W. Va Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Littleton Matt Walsh Engles J. Carpenter P. Grogan J. Wilfong Broad Tree Unnel

Allies Agree on German Reparations and Sanctions

The Allied Supreme Council adjourned after agreeing on German reparations and disarmament to be signed in London. Germany faces annual payments totaling 226 billion gold marks over 42 years and a 12 percent export tax, with sanctions including possible occupation and exclusion from the League of Nations. Austria rehabilitation planned via a 200 million franc Austrian finance company.

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