Immigrant Band Arrests Tied to Sao Paulo Crackdown
Five Italians one Canadian and two Germans linked to a band seized here with three Italians detained locally and others believed captured in Sao Paulo. A Spaniard Rochero once trusted by the band, now confined in Montevideo sanitarium, helped trigger the crackdown. Dinner for officers at Monte Fotace honored foreign ministers and officials. 600 guests celebrated with toasts to Hoogevelt and Henna amid festive parades for St Sebastian day in Rio de Janeiro. Warships shone with electric lights as crews raced in a 3,000 yard event won by the MuniNel line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fehder
Sao Paulo
Rochero
Montevideo
Karen de Rio-Franco
Monte Fotace
Neet
Cad
Naval
Miliargs
Hoogevelt
Henna
Uragu
United States
Boby
St. Sebastian
Rio de Janeiro
Uilinels
Washington Tells Of Plot To Destroy Battleships
A State Department official disclosed confidential information from a Paris source claiming an anarchist plot to destroy U.S. battleships. Ambassadors in Paris and Rio de Janeiro, plus the Navy, relayed alerts as officials weighed credibility. The Navy denied knowledge of the plot and urged caution amid circulating rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ric Harbor
State Department
Confidentia
Eun- Tass
Paris
H. Dudley
Rio de Janeiro
Navy Department
Bureau of Navigation
Tivana Ab Kite
Ambassador White
W. Vagne
Soa
Sroithy
May Defeat Japan's Budget in Diet Coalition
In a fragmented Diet the Daido coalition faces defeat on the budget as opposition parties join with the lr progressives to form a majority. Key figures include Alistair Watts and Mirqus Katsura, with Takashi Sato as premier candidate. The political stir concerns fiscal policy and lineup ahead of leadership contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vekye Dan
Wes
Mirquis Katsura
Aimister
Mrequiy
Satnga
Hal Cube
Russian Row Over Fleet Policy Sparks Press Critique
From a January 20 dispatch in Merestury, officials clash over Commander Dattchkomt seeking permission to accompany the American battleship Reet on its voyage. The public display of correspondence provokes criticism as a grave indiscretion, with indications of high-level backing by Viemya and other top officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecerstury
Russi Ministry
Formgn Tars
Admiralty
Dattchkomt
Viemya
Liberal and Russian Ambassadors in Plan to Restore Order
The paper accuses the cabinet factions of a planned move to revert to the old order aided by bureaucrats. Liberal papers attack Baron Rosen the Russian Ambassador in Washington for not introducing Prof Paul Mitukoff to President Roosevelt and question the grounds for objecting to a parliamentary member in good standing.
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Baron Rosen
Washington
Paul Mitukoff
Roosevelt
Pope appeals for peace to Catholic press in America
Rome January reports the Pope wrote Cardinal Gibbons urging the Catholic press to refrain from stirring up conflict between Japan and the United States. Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco, visiting Rome, received similar instruction to promote harmony.
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Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Catholic Press of
America
Japan
United States
Riordan
San Francisco
Safeguard Mines Plan Seeks House Support
The Geological Survey proposes a station for investigating mine dangers and requests an $11,000 appropriation. It also seeks $50,000 for mine accident research and safety, $20,000 for preventing mining waste and improving mineral extraction, plus earlier estimates of $25,000 for fuels testing and $100,000 for structural materials testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geological Survey
Treasury Department
Teachers Accuse Coercion Over Petition Against Board
Teachers claim communications show effort to coerce staff into signing a petition urging Don Rresa to avoid abolishing the school board. The Senate may use these documents as evidence in the district committee's school investigation. Names remain private to protect teachers. over 500 signatories plan to send the petition to President Oyster today.
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Board of Education
Don Rresa
Senate
Subcommittee On
Schoold
Senate District Committee
Mde
Oyster
Congress
Hendrey
Beers
Davis
Dalliver
Correson
Richest Indian James Bigheart Dies in Osage Nation
James Bigheart former chief of the Osage and reputedly the richest Indian in the United States died of paralysis at his home near Big Heart Osage Nation at age sixty seven. He once bought two thousand dollars worth of valentines in Washington tied to allotments and gifted them to prominent statesmen and to members of his write. He owned substantial land and held stock in two national banks. Also noted: Nancy R. Merritt eighty three died at her son John A. Merritt’s home in Lockport New York. West Point obituary mentions Mrs Dudley wife of Edgar S Dudley judge advocate U.S. Army and professor at the Military Academy died suddenly of heart disease.
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James Bigheart
Desages
Guthrie
Oklo
James Bigheat
United States
Big Heart
Hygheart
Washington
Na I.iopal
Lockport
Nancy R. Merritt
John A. Merritt
West Point
Dudley
Edgar
Department of Law and History
The
Military Academy
Hungry mob of 1000 unemployed march in New Britain
In New Britain Conn on January 20 more than 1000 unemployed workers paraded the streets led by a banner reading Parade of hungry people looking for work The leaders explained the hunger meant a desire for activity not food The marchers included Poles Germans Lithuanians French and Italians
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New Britain
Conn
Germany
Crisis Currency Retired In New York Clearing House
Large blocks of reloading house certificates totaling about 15 million dollars were retired today leaving about 20 million outstanding. Officials at the clearing house said the peak certificates outstanding during the crisis did not exceed 100 million. The rapid retirements suggest clearing house banks will soon return to a cash basis of mutual exchanges.
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New York
Pneumonia After Grip Warns Doctors urged rest and remedies
Public health warning notes pneumonia may follow a grip if neglected. Advises bed rest, early cathartic use, Hood s Pills for bowels, and Hood s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier. Includes testimonials from Mary L Burkart and Nellie V Freas praising Hood s products.
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Hood
Nellie V. Freas
East Conshohocken
Unseasonably warm weather pervades the nation Monday
The Weather Bureau reports unseasonably warm conditions across the United States except in California and the Northwest where a storm brings possible snow and colder air. No major changes expected east of the Rockies in the next two to three days. Pacific states see fair weather by Wednesday. Winds vary by coast and lake, steamers bound for Europe face fresh swells, and detailed hourly temps are listed for Grand Hawk and other cities.
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Dept. of Agricultura
Weather Bureau
Washington
California
Pacife
Montana
Atenday
Rocky Mountains
Pacific States
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gul
Lake Michigan
Grand Hawks
Plage Waits on Loeb for Washington Railway Head
William Loeb Jr secretary to President Roosevelt is favored by many to become president of the Washington Railway and Electric Co. as McDermott prepares to retire. Board directors discuss future leadership while the White House influence shapes the timing and placement of the next chief executive. Executive Committee names Clarence Norment chair with Ward Thoron and others to organize and study road operations.
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McDermott
Norment
They
Washington Railway and Electric Company
William Loeb
Roosevelt
Allan L. McDermott
Loeb
Ward Thoron
Kamehatka
Board of
Mr. Torun
Thoron
White House
American Security and Trust Company
Clarence B. Norment
George Truesdell
Woodbury Binir
Academy
Bayonne Whipple
Ruth Blake
William Marble, Jr
Tom Silverton
Honor Smith Memory Flag at Half Staff
Postmaster General Meyer announced the death of former Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith and ordered the flag at half staff on the Post-office Department. The Philadelphia post office is expected to fly the half mast as tribute. Meyer telegraphed Mrs. Smith expressing sympathy and noting attendance at the funeral on Wednesday. In Middletown, Conn., January 20, former Mayor W C Fisher, a Democratic candidate, was defeated by Republican Thomas M Russell in a tight election. Fisher was Wesleyan University faculty while prior mayor Bisher had served two years ago by a narrow margin.
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Meyer
Charles Emory Smith
Philadelphia
Smith
G. von L. Meyer
Middletown
Conn
W. C. Fisher
Thomas M. Russell
Bisher
Wesleyan University
Arrest of Kemp Recorded at Police Headquarters
The first official record at police headquarters on James Arthur Kemp former chief clerk of the metropolitan police department shows he is charged with embezzlement. Kemp age forty six. occupation clerk. Detectives Evans and McNamee arrested him after bringing him from New Orleans and he was released on bond at City Hall.
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James Arthur Kemp
Metropolitan Police Department
Kemp
Evans
McNamee
New Orleans
Hare
United States
Matchate
Police “Department
Rogues’ Gallery
Three Widows File Claim in Greenough Will Case
Boston magistrate settles a will dispute over a $ million Greenough estate. Judge George awards $50,000 to Mrs. Greenough No 1, formerly Martha Higgins, rejecting divorces claimed from Colorado domicile as invalid. Two other claimants Emma Fenton-Greenough and Mary M. Kerekes pursue widow shares in the Philadelphia and Boston context.
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Boston, Mags
Joseph A. Greenough
George
Day
Greenough No
Greenough
Martha Higgins
Colorado
Emma Fenton-Greenough
Mary M. Kerekes
Philadelphia
Daylight robbery in Washington as boy nets rings
A 15 year old boy entered Mrs. N Metzer's house at 1112 H Street NW shortly after 3 PM and stole two rings a locket and a gold chain worth about 150 dollars from Miss Veazle Metzer on the third floor. Mrs Metzer saw the thief as he fled and suspects a familiar youth well acquainted with the house. The description notes a slight build knee breeches and about fifteen years old.
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Washington
N. Metzer
H Stret
Veazle Metzer
Baby Victim of Bomb At Mohawk Mine House
A dynamite bomb was hurled at Thomas Nicholas's home, captain of the Mohawk iron mine near Aurora, Minn. The blast shattered the house, tossing Nicholas, his wife, and four children from bed. A baby sleeping with them was severely hurt. No suspects identified yet.
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Riwabik
Minn
Thomas Nicholas
Mohawk
Aurora
Nicholas
Hotels and streets of guests listed by city
A dense OCR list shows hotel guests across major cities like Baltimore Boston Chicago Philadelphia New York and others. Names include Bowles Gerwitz Hayes Dorr Kane Binder Giekle MacGickie Daly McCloud Putnam Daufele Hunt Atwood Loucks Reed Caytor Bradford Willard West etc. The compilation reads like a guest registry with many individuals and organizations such as National, Metropolitan, Ebbitt, Willard, Shoreham, Raleigh, St James and others.
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Baltimore
F. B. S. Bowles
St. James
May Gerwitz
Louis £. Hayes
National
van Y. Dorr
Metropolitan
Dodson
Wiliam James Kane
Epbitt
Boston
Frank A. Binder
R. J. Giekle
Alys MacGickie
Virt. Daly
Imer L. McCloud
J. L. Putnam
Raleign
George F. Daufele
New Willard
Chicago
Jacques
Raleigh
S.J. Haanelin
Carl W. Hunt
Ebbitt
F. H. Atwood
Charles
William Halihon
Lipatz
Holt
Prapper
M. P. Hitchcork
Mills
Witchcock
Miss Winton
Fittsagag
Coyne
John B. Hrittain
Shoreham Richmond
Mites Turpin
James Taylor
Thomas Atkinson
Shoreham
William T Reed
New Wilard
The Man of the Hour at the National Theatre
A review of George Broadhurst and Charles Klein's The Man of the Hour at the National Theater lauds its absorbing story, strong moral about honesty in politics, and lively performances by Fischer, Russell, Staley, Johnson, Deming, Meighan, Hunt, Forrest, Southard, Ring, with the President in attendance and Roosevelt cheer in reference.
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George Broadhurst
Charles Klein
Tova
Villarmy
la Follette
Becker
Milwaukee
Alwyn Bennett
Yun
Bennett
Brafters
Robert A. Fischer
Richard Horrigan
Harold Russell
James Phelan
George C. Staley
Charles Wainwright
Orrin Johnson
William Deming
Perry Wainwright
Thomas Meighan
Samuel C. Hunt
Judge Newman
Samuel Forrest
Bennett Southard
Henry Thompson
Frances Ring
Dallas Wainwright
National Theater
Wilk
Pr Dent
Roosevelt
Belasco Theater Drama The Great Divide Impresses Washington
The Belasco production of The Great Divide with Margaret Anglin and Henry Miller wows Washington audiences. Miller’s handle on the drunken miner role earns high praise for voice, gesture, and moral collision while Anglin portrays Ruth with vivid transformation through an ordeal. The curtain calls come after the second act as spectators react with enthusiasm.
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Belasco Theater
Margaret Angla
Henry Milley
Miss Anglin
Mr. Miller
Washington
Stephen Ghent
Henry Miller
Ruth Jordan
Margaret Anglin
Van
Stephen
Ruth
Segny
Tral
Jesen Ruth
ONeill of Derry and Marcel Feature Washington Vaudeville
The review highlights Bryan O Neill as Bryan O Neill in a romantic Irish drama at Columbia Theater with Laura Hope Crews as Holly Jordan and strong supporting cast. It praises Miss Wilks and Miss Curry, notes stagecraft by James Kirkwood and Charles Wyngate, and commends M Jean Marcel for artful living pictures and tableaux.
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Miler
Laura Hope Crews
Holly Jordan
Lon Anderson
Charles Wyngate
Philip Jordan
Charles Gotthard
Winthrop Newbury
Wiliam J. Butler
Dr. Newbury
Chauncey Olcott
O'Neill
Derry
Washington
Columbia Theater
Olcott
Bryan O'Neill
Theodore Burt Sayre
Yoing
Rose Curry
Kate Fitzroy
Maggie Tielling
Mrs
George A. Lessey
Maj
Duncan
No Reardon
Leontee Shepherd
Daniel Jarrett
Londonderry
Chase
Sicily
Lving
Miss MalIntyre
Stelling
Revell
Tyne
Gracie Emmett
Jimmie Lucas
Vinie Daly
Frosini
We Are King at Majestic Theater Delights Audiences
A three act comedy We Are King presented at the Majestic Theater to large crowds. Gustavus Venn and Hector roles impressed, with solid support from Klass and The Raven. The play’s quiet humor and clean drama earned strong audience approval.
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Majestic
Majestic Theater
Germany
David Gally
Gustavus Venn
Hector
Kahnburg
William Clifford
Klass
Raven
Transfer Policy Halts Police Reassignment Plan
Maj Sylvester told Commissioner Macfarland it is impracticable to move any officers from special duty to street patrol. Commissioners press Congress for 100 more policemen, noting decades of under staffing while relying on overtime. Sims from Tennessee discussed the hold ups and urged support for the additional force.
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Maj. Sylvester
Macfarland
Congress
Bims
Tennessee
District of Columbia
Sylvester
Enem
A.ms
Mas. Sylvester
Sims
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