New York Struck By Northeast Snowstorm Chaos
A fierce storm sweeps the East causing heavy snow in New York City and widespread travel disruption. Homeless shelters fill and several deaths are reported as trains ferries and steamboats face delays. New England towns report northeast winds and fresh snowfall with service interruptions across rail lines.
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Storms and Inland Snow Disrupt Rail Lines and Sea Trade
A nor'easter drives heavy snow and drifted streets as New Jersey railways suffer paralysis and communications falter. In Hull Massachusetts a schooner named Fortuna grounded near Bughts Point after towing attempts failed. rescue crews were mobilized. Pittsburgh reports record cold and continued snow with slowed traffic.
Eliot Geese? Eliot urges trade sorting by law at Harvard talk
Dr Charles W Eliot president of Harvard urged in Chicago that American youths be sorted into trades by authority figures and compelled by law to study designated trades. He argued democracy does not guarantee equality of ability and that nature favors skilled journeymen over foremen, stressing need for more skilled workers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Eliot
National Society For the Promotion of Industrial Education
Burglary defense in Detsch murder trial ends with not guilty verdict
In Philadelphia on January 24 the jury found Andrew Jackson Detsch not guilty in the murder of Harry Ferree. Defense attorney Samuel M. Clement argued Ferree was killed by mistake during a burglary outside the bedroom door. Detsch testified he believed Ferree a burglar, denying any knowledge of a supposed affair between his wife and Ferree.
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Philadelphia
Detsch
Guilor
Samuel M. Clement
Andrew Jackson Detech
Harry Ferree
Ferree
Conn
Taulane
Breg
Commonwealth
Welty Seeks Restraining Order Over Primary Spending
Prosecutor Benjamin Welty of Allen county plans to challenge Franklin county board of elections over use of county money for Republican state primaries. He presents ten constitutional points and alleged fourteenth amendment violations, aiming to take the case through state courts to the nation’s highest tribunes.
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Associated Press
Tama, O
Webber
Franklin County
Supreme Court
Benjamin Welty
Allen County
Board of Elections
Welty
Reitman Pleads Not Guilty After Arrest Fight
Dr. Benjamin L. Reitman, linked to yesterday’s march of the unemployed, was arraigned in Harrison Street police court on disorderly conduct and inciting a riot charges. He demanded a jury trial and the case was set to January 31.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Fil
Rbenjamin L. Reitman
Harrison Street
Fire destroys mill and several buildings near Princeton
A blaze at Kings, south of Princeton, Indiana, gutted the R. P. Moore Milling company flour mill along with three residences, a store and general buildings. The fire damaged surrounding structures and caused extensive losses. Fire crews fought the flames through the night with no immediate report of injuries.
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Princeton
Ind
Kings
R. P. Moore Milling Company
Thaw Trial Adourned Amid Snow Delays and Disputes
New York January session of the Thaw trial is adjourned to Monday morning as defense requests time. A heavy blizzard blocks the Adriatic, delaying arrival of three European physicians and a nurse to testify on alleged irrational conduct by Harry Thaw. Tense exchanges occur between counsel over witness identities with Justice Dowling settling the adjournment.
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Adriatic
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London
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Jerome
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Fond du Lac Wins in Asphalt Case Appeal
Judge James O Neill ruled to vacate the injunction against Fond du Lac and Barber Asphalt, finding in favor of the city and company in A L Carstens vs Fond du Lac and Barber Asphalt. The decision, filed Thursday, dismisses the challenge to issuing special assessment certificates and improvement bonds for Third street paving. case to be appealed to the state supreme court.
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James O'Neill
A. L. Carstens
Hughes Remains Silent on Taft Letter in Albany
Governor Hughes refused to comment publicly or privately on Secretary Taft's letter made public today. Taft urged no effort to secure New York county delegation in his interest over Hughes. The local belief holds there will be no further opposition to Hughes at the spring state convention naming delegates at large to the national convention.
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Taft
Herbert Persons
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Luther Burbank Responds to Federal Cactus Report
The U S department of agriculture bulletin titled The Tuna as Food for Man prompted a sharp reply from Luther Burbank. He and supporters claim spineless carrus can be grown on the desert and eaten as food, challenging government experts' statements.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States Department of Agriculture
Luther Burbank
Mitchell Denies Cabinet Post Rumors At UMWA Session
The United Mine Workers of America adjourned in Indianapolis after noon with committees not ready to report. President Mitchell denied rumors he would head a national strike of mines or accept any government position, stating none had been offered and he would not accept one.
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Ind
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Mitchell
Jap's Queer Action In Honolulu Sighting
An Associated Press report from Honolulu dated January 24 notes a Japanese individual was found sketching Honolulu Pearl Harbor and the coastal area from hills near Bonclulu. The incident highlights curiosity about the local coastline and potential espionage concerns during the period.
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Coast Line
Bonclulu
Fulton Explains Bill In Brief Interprets Measure
Fragmentary notes describe Fulton outlining a bill and seeking opinion on action. The text references a sale and a recipient to receive free transit or ticketing, with scattered phrases about railware and dis defining.
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Hower
Mayor Dahman Is Ruled Out Of Order At Congress
Storx City, Ia Jan 24 Mayor Jas Dahman of Otsuka was led from the hall by sergeant at arms at the request of Governor Burk of North Dakota. The mayor protested a ruling on his conduct as he sought to inject politics into the congress. He refused to sit down, was escorted out, and remained in the rear as the session continued.
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La Follette Proposes Telegraph and Telephone Controls
Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin introduces a bill to place interstate telegraph and telephone companies under rail style restrictions. It sets penalties including fines up to 1000 dollars and possible imprisonment, and requires detailed time records and preservation of copies for six years.
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Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Costa Rica Approves Trade Conventions with Delegates
Costa Rica’s president announced approval of trade agreements and conventions delegated to the conference. The government stated the measures were approved and submitted for consideration, signaling official endorsement and upcoming ratification steps.
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Costa Rica
Clark Delivers Long Speech on Cotton Tax Deficit
A Washington, D. C. report notes Clark's lengthy remarks advocating support for a proposed measure related to the cotton tax and fiscal deficit. The article emphasizes procedural points and mentions the broader context of Reece and Ray in connection with the policy debate.
Welcome King Carlos Drives Festive Brazil Preparations
Rio Janeiro reports a nationwide drive to honor King Carlos of Portugal's Brazil visit next summer. A large sum has been appropriated to defray expenses for royal escort and related festivities as plans take shape for a grand celebration.
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Rio Janeiro
National
M Movement
Brazil
Carlos
Portugal
Tragedy Strikes Washington in Double Hallucination
Multiple deaths and attempted suicides shock Washington as a wife shoots herself and her husband, a second woman dies by gas in a boarding house, and a man falls into critical condition from coal gas exposure, with details of relationships and locations across the city.
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Wagner
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Jea Har- Tey
Harrisburg
Milwaukee
Wis
Schumacher
Fourteenth Avenue
Constantine's Remains and Family Contact Report
The body of Frank J. Constantine, murderer of Mrs. W. D. Gentry, died in custody after a personal crisis. Warden Murphy notified relatives in New York, including his mother Mrs. Rose, and two sisters, who may claim the body. A coroner's verdict cited discouraging letters from the mother.
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Totter
W. D. Gentry
Frank J. Constantine
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Incvine
Rese
New York
Consantine
Yons
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Pardon Board
Rebels Capture Port De Paix In Haitian Revolution
Port au Prince Haiti January 24 revolutionists seize the town of Port De Paix thirty five miles west of Cap Haitien. An English and French cruiser are due off the coast to protect British and French interests. Charles Miot the American consul at St Marc has been removed for collusion with the rebels.
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Harti
Port de Paix
Cap: Haitien
Charles Miot
St. Marc
Haseen
Miot
Y M C A At Appleton Elects Officers In Meeting
The Northwesterm Appleton convention opened this morning with new officers elected. The president first vice president and second vice president positions were filled by Sedgewick and Maniteweg, with Lake named secretary.
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Desperate Milwaukee Drive Ends Tragedy in Wisconsin
A special dispatch from New London reports a six mile drive through freezing conditions ended in tragedy as a child died after the top was rear and a life could not be saved. The attempt was described as desperate and the unit faced severe cold while seeking aid.
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Fees in Romadka Case Held Out of Court
Jan 24. Fees awarded by John F. Donovan for services as attorney for Mrs. Charles Romadka. The case against Clement F. Romadka, brother-in-law of the nine men, involved allegations he arranged the attorney services. The action was settled out of court yesterday after remarks about the burglary arrest in Chicago involving a Black man.
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Charles Kromadka
Chicaze
Clement F. Romadka
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S. R. Hamill Dies After Illness In Chicago Court Scene
In Chicago today Samuel Re. Hana of Teendow, once counsel for Zur Juh, died after a long illness. Mrs. Beatrice Metealf had previously fined several shots as he faced a court rogin. The incident followed his casual appearance for fun, and his death ends a yearslong public life.
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Prisoner Escapes from Lisbon Fortress
A Lisbon dispatch reports De Farin Lopes linked to a plot to assassinate Premier France with a Dumb, escaped San Jose Prison by exploiting a visit. A motorcar convoy sparked an explosion and Lopez vanished, with the fortress commander and guards detained on bribery suspicions and a reward offered for his recapture.
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United States Japan Relations and War Speculation
The article surveys U.S. Japan tensions amid sensational predictions of war. It notes American writers' views on current negotiations, cites Russian commentary disputing imminent conflict, and mentions doubts about naval balance and treaty obstacles amid diplomatic back and forth.
Death of Mrs Yznaga and passing mentions of others
Fragmentary notice reports the death of Mrs Yznaga with scattered references to Mr Dawager of Manchester and to individuals named Fernanda and Vanderbi, lacking clear context or full details.
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Love
England
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Funeral Mass Draws Large Crowd at Local Church
A crowded funeral service for Mr. Ttavi Nematt Lievi was held at the church, with many attendees from the neighborhood. Pallbearers and mourners departed from the house to the church in a solemn procession, reflecting a deep community tribute.
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Normal and Stevens Point Clash in Local Hoops Night
The Normal school basketball team faces Stevens Point in a regional game described as a strong contest. Oshkosh’s squad is warned of stiff opposition and the locals hope for a victory after the hand practice. Earlier the sophomore team from Oshkosh High School plays the Ark squad.
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Fire Devours Portland City Hall in Massive Blaze
A Portland city hall fire caused about 1.2 million dollars in damage and endangered more than 700 attendees at a Knights of Pythias jubilee. No fatalities were reported, with Chief Engineer Melville Eldridge guiding efforts amid widespread property loss and the destruction of the Greenleaf collection. Prisoners were released as the five story brick building burned from the third floor, while outside aid arrived too late to fully combat the flames.
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Associated Press
Portland
Uwe City Hall
Ce Dubldtiepes
Rere Althuughy
Baltifox
Western Maine Knights of Pythias
Melville Eldridge
Greenleaf
City Electrician
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Oneida Indian Lands and Wisconsin Deeds Report
Special dispatch notes Wisconsin deeds tied to the Oneida reservation lands with church involvement. Weather forecast for Wisconsin shows partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures tonight and Saturday. Local weather data and barometer readings are listed with maximum and minimum temperatures for Thursday.
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