Still an Ally Herrick Tells France in Speech
Ambassador Myron Herrick told a Paris audience at the Inter Allied Club that the United States remains allied with France. He recalled General Pershing's mission and pledged continued American support, noting America’s strength and restraint. Present were Barthou, Marine minister Gulsthau, Lyautey, D Esperey, and other officials.
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Wilbur Forrest
Tribune
New York Tribune
Paris
Myron T. Herrick
United States
Wright
France
Washington
Place de la Opera
Per- Ang
Minster
Barthou
Marine Gulsthau
Marshall Lyautey
D'Esperey
Buut
Ygurez
Pensions
Maginot
Demman Harje
Park
American Legion
Ano
Benificant
Nebuséodor Herrick
Gerd Pershing
Amer
Mescis
Pershing
America
Tustedian
Gentemen
General Pershing
Barthow
Ambassador Herrick
Marthal Foch
Indian Rebel Proclaims Mahometan Kingdom
Sethikova Tangal of Kumaramputhur proclaimed a Mahometan kingdom and appointed himself Governor warning his followers against looting as British forces disperse rebels at Sulliodmala Karavarakundu.
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Seethikova Tangal
Palgeat
British India
Sethikova Tangal
Kumaramputhur
Reds Warn Lithuania on League Alliances
London dated report says Soviet Foreign Minister warned Lithuania at Moscow about a French attempt to organize an attack on Russia and that Geneva negotiations raise fear Lithuania could be drawn in. Lithuanian Legation in London quotes Kaunas and notes a press agency communication to this effect. The note urges Lithuania to heed the warning.
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London
M. Tohitcherin
Moscow
Russia
Geneva
Lithuania
Kovno
Fight on Peace Treaty Hinges On Rhine Nayrmy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee debate reveals opposition to the German peace treaty as to keeping American troops on the Rhine and appointing a reparations commission member. Lodge consulted Hughes. Borah argues ratification entails troop obligations and favors Reservation 7. Debate to resume. administration cited troops remaining under armistice, not treaty.
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Tribune
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Reparations Commission
Senator Lodge
Hughes
Lodge
State Department
Mughes
Supreme Court
Senate
Congress
Borah
Brandege
France
England
Senator Borah
Committee of the Senate
Europe
Johnson
Shields
Branogee
Knox
Hitchcook
Rhine
Germany
Miller Governor Seeks Fiscal Stability in New York
Governor Nathan L. Miller outlined nine months of actions to honor campaign pledges at the Republican State Convention in Syracuse. He touted a growing state surplus and pledged to oppose direct taxes while supporting a bond issue for a soldier bonus, signaling a restrained approach to taxation amid economic recovery. Senator Wadsworth cited a $66 million taxpayer saving in the first Miller year, praising administration work and legislative actions.
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Syracuse
Nathan L. Miller
Miller
Tis
James W. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Nator William M. Calder
Charles D. Hilles
American Legion
Jamestown
Aaron V
Cochrane
Hudson
Court of Appeals
Emory A. Chase
William S. Andrews
Richard W. Lawrence
Bronx County
New York City
Lawrence
Judge Andrews
Court of Appeal
Colely
Miian
Major Curran
New York
Upstate
Curran
Tammany Hall
Iyland
Tammany City
Nolders
Lloyd George Says Job Hardest of All in UK Leadership
In Gairloch Scotland premier Lloyd George told a Dingwall Town Council delegation that his duties rival those of Fox Gladstone Rosebery and Chamberlain in difficulty. He urged unity saying things are getting better and warned Britain must not fail or Europe will suffer.
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Fox
Gladstone
Rosebery
Chamberlain
Gairloch
Scotland
George
Dingwall Town Council
Burgh
Dingwall
Rosevery
Great Britain
Europe
Overalls Ablaze Sparks Fire Alarm in Boston Shop
Lazier Walte, owner of a North End paint shop, lit his pipe after supper and sparked his overalls. He ran to a fire box to call for help, stood by as flames were stopped, and firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze. His injuries were not serious.
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Boston
Lazier Walte
North End
Walte
Women Voters League Backs Curran Campaign in City Vote
The League of Women Voters announces endorsement of anti Tammany coalition candidates Henry H Curran for Mayor Charles R B Lockwood for Comptroller and Vincent Gilroy for President of the Board of Aldermen. It marks a move from its nonpartisan stance as district leaders approve the policy, with most league members in favor and only a few dissenting.
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League of Women Voters
Misa Mary Garrett Hay
League
Uhro Coalition
Henry H. Curran
Charles RB. Lockwood
Vincent Gilroy
Board of Aldermen
Bove
Mies Hay
New York City League of Women Voters
Pace
Hines Defies Murphy in Tammany exec meeting clash
James J. Hines challenged Charles Murphy at a Tammany Hall executive session urging purge of Murphyism and anti Murphy leadership, but Murphy supporters retained control. The meeting was followed by a raucous county committee session, with Hines supporters louder and longer than the Murphy faction.
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Charles FP
Murphy
James J. Hines
Tammany Executive Committee
New York City
Democratic Party
Hines
Tammany
Colender
Ernestine
Stewart
Ross Murphy
Julian Miller
Tammany Hall
Fourteenth Street
Executive Committee
Joseph Shallock
Hine
John ¥. Bayle
Nepbly
Fider
New York
Basa Tweed
Brooklyn Woman Shoots Another Then Kills Herself
Grace Lawes of the Vanderbilt Hotel shot Mildred Hannan at close range outside a Schermerhorn Street house in Brooklyn about 1 a.m. Lawes then killed herself with the pistol. Hannan, not fatally wounded, was taken to Long Island College Hospital. Lawes died in surgery.
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Sand
Grace Lawes
Vanderbilt
Mildred Han
Park Avenue
Schermerhorn Street
Brooklyn
Miss Hannan
John F. Boland
West Fourth Street
Wall Street
Long Island College Hospital
Boland
Misa i+ Lawes
Miss Lawes
Fifth Avenue
Dorothy Gottschalk
Miss Gottschalk
Minn Lawes
Ship Line Gave $1 000 To Inspector Henry Says Witness at Meyer Probe
Flon R Brown counsel for the Meyer committee urged reforms after hearings. He urged appointments in the Police Department to be made by the Commissioner without political interference. He claimed past practice favored mayoral recommendations and urged merit based promotions. He praised the force as a self respecting body.
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Ship Line
Inspector Henry
Meyer
Flon R. Brown
Meyer Committee
Enright
Brown
Police Department
Exiled Brokers and a Modern Robinson Crusoe Triangle
Three prominent New Yorkers, Lewis Gouverneur Morris Frank B Porter and J Hathaway Pope, have been confined to Westchester Suffolk and Kings counties respectively after a 1917 insolvency case left them unable to return to Wall Street life or Fifth Avenue society. A Musketeer like tale unfolds as bailiffs pursue them and Morris seeks release in White Plains court.
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Robinson Crusoes
New York
Manhattan
Wall Street
Fifth Avenue
Lewis Gouverneur Morris
Westchester County
Frank B. Porter
Suffolk County
J. Hathaway Pope
Brooklyn
Kings County
Three Crusoes
Stock Exchange
Morris & Pone
Charles Morgan
Kings County Supreme Court
Aspinall
Morgan
Westchester
Suffolk
Kings Counties
Je Foe
Desert
Morris
White Plains
Frank L. Young
Messrs
Porter
Pope
Union
Metropolitan
Harvard
Ardsley
Apawamis
Colonial Wars Society
Natalie Bailey
J. Muhlenberg
Bailey
Weatchester County
Hmits
First Arbuckle Hearing Draws Women Crowd in San Francisco
Special dispatch reports Fatty Arbuckle facing Police Judge Sylvian Lazarus at the preliminary hearing on a charge of murdering Miss Virginia Rappe. The San Francisco courtroom overflowed with about 150 attendees inside and a larger crowd outside, mostly women. Arbuckle appeared with wife Minta Durfee and her mother Flora Durfee, as witnesses Dr Shelby Strange and Dr Ophals testified, with nurse Grace Halston listed among autopsy participants.
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The
Tribune
San Francisco
Fatty
Arbuckle
Sylvian Lazarus
Virginia Rappe
Minta Durfee Arbuckle
Flora Durfee
Shelby Strange
William Ophals
M. E. Ramwell
Misa Gracer Halston
Wakefield Sanatorium
Sutter Street
Ophals-Ramwell
Miss Rappe
Velock
Hall of Justice
Cails
Mrs. Harding's Bull Pup Sent Back to Minors
Washington dispatch says President Wilson Jackson trained Oh Boy the White House dog, but the English bulldog pup failed to learn the ways of the mansion. Oh Boy was sent back to be seasoned and is to return only if he proves himself alongside Laddie Boy, the President’s favored hound.
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Oh Boy
White House
Tribune
Washington Burrow
Washington
Luddie Boy
Executive
Wilson Jackson
Pier Guard Scandal Stirs Meyer Committee Hearings
Testimony alleges Food Cost and gratuities paid to Police Inspector Dominick Henry by Italian Line in 1920 for pier protection on the North River. Payments of 500 dollars twice, recorded as gratuities, surfaced as Cross and Henry’s guardianship system faced charges of neglect and corruption.
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Dominick Henry
North River
Meyer Legislative Investigating Committee
Henry
Francis Gilbert
Atetorney
Anthony F. Vachris
Adam Cross
Cross
Gilbert
Gilber
Don
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India
Weo
Mahatma Gandhi
Amritsar Raneere
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U. S
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Andrews
Lloyd George
Women Voters’ League
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