State Plans Inquiry Into Hylan Regime
Hearings to be wide in scope as Nathan L Miller becomes governor. A legislative inquiry into the Hylan administration will resemble the Lockwood housing investigation, with resolutions from both parties to probe city departments, county offices, and Hylan’s commissions amid corruption charges. A joint legislative committee is expected to study Hylan's administration, asking for funds and broad powers to collect papers and witness testimony.
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New Yorke
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Vermont College Boxer Dies After Knockout
A Vermont College freshman heavyweight boxer, Donald J Hendrick, age 23, died after a knockout during a gym contest at the university. He suffered a head injury when struck by opponent Thomas Purcell and collapsed, later dying in hospital. Purcell, a fraternity brother, was accused of delivering the fatal blow during the lighthearted interclass meet among freshmen and sophomores.
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Burlington
Donald J H Hendrick
University of Verrom
Thomas Putcell
Kendrick
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Purcell
1,000 Arrested in Chicago's Greatest Round Up
Chicago leaders announce the largest criminal roundup in years with nearly 1,000 under arrest. Chief Charles Fitzmorris directed raids by 1,000 detectives and 1,500 officers across the city. Gambling houses were raided as saloons and pool rooms were visited. authorities reported more than a million dollars wagered in the venues. Nick the Greek Dandos was among those taken, with cash found on his person. Continued on page four.
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Goff vows to pursue all public graft at Shipping Board
Col Guy D Goff general counsel for the Shipping Board and nominee for board member from the Great Lakes pledges to run to cover every person employed by the Shipping Board or the Emergency Fleet Corporation who is corrupt. He promises to prosecute fully and even personally in major cases, insisting his intent is policy and not tied to other charges.
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Great Lakes
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Department of Justice
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Milwaukee
United States
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Harding Leads Prayer On Ship To Panama Canal Zone
On the Cristobal bound steamship Parismina President-elect Harding conducts a religious service at 5 p.m. aboard the ship. He reads the twenty fifth Psalm as companions gather, signaling his attitude toward the presidency. The service ends with the hymn America as the fleet sails toward Cristobal. Senator Frelinghuysen presides and Harding reads portions of the psalm.
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Parismina
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Panama Canal Zone
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New Jersey
Fleet
Warren Chosen to Rebuild University of Louvain
New York architect Whitney Warren, designer of Grand Central Terminal, was selected to restore the ancient University of Louvain. A Belgian French committee for the project reported by cablegram. An American committee led by Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler aims to raise funds, with $150,000 already pledged toward a $500,000 goal. Warren serves as American representative of the free state of Fiume and holds the Legion of Honor from France.
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Louvain
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Free State
Fiume
Legion of Honor
Two Tableknives Found In Woman's Abdomen
Miss Margaret Shayne, former actress, died after surgery at the Hudson River State Hospital last week. Surgeons removed two table knives and three spoons from her abdomen. The death announcement notes her connection to The Lion and the Mouse company and her sister Nella Bergen, once wedded to Ds Wolf Hopper.
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Revolt Within League Begun By Neutrals
Neutrals push for changes in the League of Nations as Armenia mandate plans gain favor and discussions on admitting former Central Powers, led by Motta and Barnes. Subcommittees discuss Austria Bulgaria Albania Liechtenstein while Germany’s entry awaits a formal application and broader guarantees.
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New York Tribune Inc
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League
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Vilna
George Nicoll Barnes
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Chile
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Uruguay
Robert Geell
South Africa
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Albania
Lichtenstein
Hjalmar Branting
Sweden
George EB. Foster
Canada
Osusky
Japan
Pugliano
Italy
Rene Viviani
France
Winierski
Poland
Robert
Germany
Greece
Antrim
Dublin Day of Terror report murders Sinn Fein officers
In Galway Ireland Nov 21 Father Griffin curate of Busby Tark kidnapped last Sunday by three men. His body found four miles from Galway with a bullet wound to the temple. Crowds and priests attended his bier in Galway parish church. Griffin planned to testify in Washington regarding Irish atrocities. Sinn Fein and reprisals linked to attack on police and crowds.
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Ribak
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Lodge Pledges Immigration Crackdown at Roosevelt Club
Boston report says Senator Henry Cabot Lodge pledged that the Harding administration would push to bar so called alien migrants. He urged allied nations to repel immigration, claiming the United States should not become a nation of others. He spoke of restricting immigration from Europe and Asia and criticized Wilson era policies while urging tax reform and government reorganization.
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Dublin Streets In Turmoil Amid Renewed Shootings
Dublin crisis escalates as gunfire erupts across multiple streets before midnight. Reports from The Daily Mail and The London Times describe raids, fires, and arrests with troops deployed and threats to Cork. A missing detective’s fate fuels warnings and violent incidents continue through the night.
Joe Cassidy dies. ex Queens leader in Hollywood death
Joseph Cassidy, once Queens Borough President and a famed political boss, died unexpectedly at his home on Hollywood Avenue. He collapsed while reading, apoplexy listed as the cause. Cassidy had defeated Patrick Gleason and later faced charges over a 1911 court case involving a $25,000 payoff. He served time, then retreated from public life, living quietly in Rockaway.
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Supreme Court
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Willett
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Lin
Temas
Steven
Europe’s Plight: Hartley Withers Reports On Recovery
London economist Hartley Withers, editor of The Economist, opens a Monday series in Tribune explaining Europe’s path to economic recovery. The first interpretive cable outlines key pressures, policies, and prospects shaping postwar revival in economic terms from London.
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Hartley Withers
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Economist
Today
Tribune
Europe
Greek Worshipers Near Riot in Election Debate
Greek Orthodox worshipers gathered at the church on West Fifty-fourth Street after a morning service and a crowd of about 2,500 left in a mood of tension. An apparent shouting match over Greece’s election led to Apple-throwing and near-riot conditions as police intervened to restore order within minutes. The pastor Lazarus urged thanksgiving for a political shift, while critics cheered Venizelos and Constantine factions.
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Evan
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Constantine
Buriglus Sermos
Bolus Lazarus
Greece
Venizelos
West Forty-seventh Street
George Hurst
Dublin Uprising Panic As Sinn Fein Attacks Kill Officers
Twelve British officers and several civilians fall in Dublin as Sinn Fein extremists strike across the city. Barriers broken at Croke Park amid gunfire. 17 dead, 70 wounded, and calm shattered as troops patrol streets and civilians hide indoors.
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