Public address urges fundamental economic reform in New York
AP reports General Hines urged broad reconstruction of roads labor capital and government in a New York City bar association address. He warned without reform the outcome would be disheartening and called for a decisive plan to avoid power shifts and ensure rates and access remain fair.
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Associated Press
New -York
Ss Itroads
General
Hines
New York City
Bar-association
Aeiffere
Congress
T. Fo
Deportation Raids Prompt New York Sailings For Michigan Aliens
Federal agents paid transportation for many aliens captured in raids. Isaac Shorr, attorney, says ships to New York will sail this week as deportations proceed. Names mentioned include George Swartzholder and Ernest Emil, and Albert Hiritmuller in the dispatch from Hamburg.
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Hamburg
George Swartzholder
Hirnest Emil
Albert
Hiritmuller
Isaac, Shorr
Independents Pressure Berlin Government in Shaky Start
The Associated Press reports in Berlin that independents press the government as a revolutionary council is urged. Berlin trades unions and railroad workers negotiate with authorities, with concessions offered like higher pay for long service and special rates.
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Berlin
Trades Union
Railroad
BUC
Cess
Atlantic Fleet Off For Annual Drilling
The message notes the Atlantic Fleet preparing for its annual drills. Capital ships named include the Oklahoma and Nevada, with others like the Pennsylvania and Arizona referenced among the assembled capital ships.
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Atlantic
Henry” PR “Wilson
Flags
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Arizona
Nevada
Shy Tart Accuses Estimations Of Favoring the Rich
A fragmented wartime style summary notes accusations of bias toward wealthy interests during a political settlement. The outlet references competition between democratic forces and sharp, evasive rhetoric as observers seek clarity on the gains and methods used.
Sanity Question at Harry New Murder Trial
In Los Angeles on January 7, the prosecution paused as witnesses testified about Harry New's sanity in the case accusing him of killing his fiancée, Freda Tesser, last July. Dr D H Calder, the second of three alienists, was set to testify as the defense and state sides awaited further expert input into New's mental state.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Wit“Nesses
Harry New
Killee
Freda Tesser
Rom
New
D. H.calder
Alneys
Tomor
Peace Treaty Binds Dems At Jackson Day Banquet
The Democratic National Committee gathering in Washington focuses on the peace treaty as a campaign issue. Officials plan to back President Wilson on ratification while Bryan's stance at the Jackson Day banquet draws speculation. Leaders hint a firm party proclamation may be adopted tomorrow, with candidates speaking on public questions amid convention chances.
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Wilson
Associated Press
Washington
Democratical National Committee
Kansas City
San Francisco
Cummins
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Kanesas
Chicago
Louis
High Wind Damage Strikes Utah Towns and Traffic
A severe windstorm causes property damage and traffic disruption in Utah communities. Local authorities report downed limbs, broken fences, and scattered debris across streets, with responders prioritized for homeowners and rescues as crews assess the impact.
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Utah
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