30 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1922
Page
1
President Harding warns that Genoa conference outcomes will determine the Republican Party's course as it opposes broader European mixing and alignment. He stresses restraint and orderly policy ahead of international talks.
Sir Ernest Shackleton dies during a south polar expedition aboard the Quest near South Georgia. The body is sealed aboard the Quest then transferred to the Norwegian ship Professor Cruyser for embalmment and transport to England. Sub-Commander Frank leads the expedition in his absence as the body awaits voyage. Military honors are ordered and condolences sent to the British royal family.
Constantinople January 2 Turks mourn the pope as the Council of Ministers orders half mast of flags on all public buildings in honor of Benedict marking the first official Turkish government participation in mourning a Christian sovereign.
The Rockefeller Educational Fund may permit the board to spend not only income but, under certain terms, the principal of gifts to support education. Reportedly, the board has received about 124000 dollars in gifts from John D. Rockefeller with total income distributed and promises of further allocations to 1921.
Brook, New Jersey postmaster Liebeskind escaped serious harm after coasting down a ridge and tipping over a 100-foot cliff into a 15-foot snow drift. Dug out by Wabtur Culver with a shovel, he was examined by a physician before continuing to relatives. The incident occurred during a snowy mountain crossing and was witnessed by nearby travelers.
Amid the Washington theater collapse, lawmakers push for a Congressional inquiry to determine if negligence by owners or contractors caused the disaster. Officials promise full access to details as investigations begin, with district inspectors and theater executives defending structural integrity.
Detectives pick up Charles Kellar alias Joh twenty three after a golden hair charming habit led to capture. He allegedly robbed a home on Monroe Street and faced burglary charges at Ralph Avenue station. Police say his vanity in matching hair luster aided prior arrests in the city.
Washington reports identify numerous victims from the theater disaster. The list includes Mary Ethel, Albert Barchfeld, Miss Frances Birlas, William Bourne, and many others linked to states and organizations such as Pittsburgh, Georgetown University, and the U.S. Army. Names reflect diverse ages and relations, with several noted as widows, siblings, or relatives of public figures.
A long roster of individuals including Mrs Bateman Adams Miss Cadie URUCH Dr Clyde Gibson and Lt Col Taylor appears in a Washington injury notice. The list names numerous residents and relatives connected to Marine Barracks and government offices with several titles and spouses noted.
Washington reels after the Knickerbocker Theater roof collapse following heavy snow. At least 107 dead and 134 injured as rescue crews race to recover victims and aid the wounded. Survivors recount cold, fear, and fortitude amid a city in shock.
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