International Band Arrests and Rio Festivities Amid Naval Spectacle
Five Italians one Canadian and two Germans tied to a band were reported with three Italians arrested locally and others believed held in Sao Paulo. A Spaniard Rochero, once trusted, went insane last year and is confined in Montevideo. In Montevideo a banquet for naval officers featured lavish decorations and toasts to Hoogevelt and Henna. St Sebastian’s Day marked a city holiday with parades, park concerts, and a ship lights display. A 3,000 yard yacht race between Moneela and Louisana crews drew many spectators.
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 told of plot against battleships
A State Department official disclosed confidential information about an alleged anarchist plot to destroy U S battleships. The claim originated with the American news agency In Paris and was sent to Washington, Rio de Janeiro, and Navy officials. Officials urged calm as no firm evidence was found.
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 Clash
Fragmentary report notes a budget vote in the Japanese Diet with opposition groups uniting against government policies. Mentions key figures such as former premier Soren and leader candidates, amid shifting alliances and cabinet pressures before the vote.
Russian row over fleet conflict sparks press debate
At Manchester Jan 20 the conflict between the Russian ministry of foreign affairs and the admiralty over Commander Datchkomt to join the American battleship Reed on its voyage has provoked wide press comment. Publication of the correspondence is seen as indiscretion by foreign officials and may discredit Russian diplomacy with indications that high officials back the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecerstury
Russi Ministry
Formgn Tars
Admiralty
Dattchkomt
Viemya
Cabinet clashes and press attacks fuel move toward old order
The article notes two ministries aware of the incident and a newspaper plan to target liberal cabinet members. A group of bureaucrats backs the move, signaling a bid to restore the old regime. Liberal papers criticize Baron Rosen, the Russian Ambassador in Washington, for not presenting Prof. Paul Mitukoff to President Roosevelt, questioning why a previously accepted Parliament member was kept from the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Rosen
Washington
Paul Mitukoff
Roosevelt
Pope urges Catholic press to curb Japan US tensions
Rome January Pope writes Cardinal Gibbons urging the American Catholic press to refrain from inflaming conflict between Japan and the United States. Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco in Rome has received the same instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Catholic Press of
America
Japan
United States
Riordan
San Francisco
Geological Survey seeks funds for mining safety studies
The Treasury Department sent to the House estimates for a Geological Survey station to study methods minimizing mine dangers with an $11,000 appropriation. Requests total $50,000 for mine accident prevention and mining conditions, $20,000 for waste prevention and mineral extraction methods, plus $25,000 for fuels testing and $100,000 for structural materials testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geological Survey
Treasury Department
Teachers allege coercion in school petition drive
Communications in the hands of Senate members show teachers allegedly pressured to sign a petition urging Don Rresa not to abolish the board. The petition, signed by over 500 teachers, will go to President Oyster to forward to Congress. Committee members deny any connection, hearings on schools expected soon.
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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 at 67
Guthrie Oklahoma January 20 James Bigheart former chief of the Osage Indians and reputed richest Indian in the United States died at his home near Big Heart Osage Noon at age sixty seven He once bought two thousand dollars worth of valentines in Washington to win favor with allotment officials and statesmen He owned extensive land and held stock in two national banks. Nancy R Merritt eighty three dies in Lockport New York at the home of her son John A Merritt formerly Third Assistant Portmaster General and later Washington postmaster West Point New York January 20 Mrs Dudley wife of Colonel Edgar S Dudley judge advocate US Army and a professor at the Military Academy law and history department died suddenly today of heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Parade of Hungry Men Streets of New Britain
More than 1,000 unemployed workers marched through New Britain Connecticut led by a banner reading Parade of hungry people looking for work. Leaders explained the hunger referred to seeking work, not food. The crowd included Poles Germans Lithuanians French and Italians among the marchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Conn
Germany
Crisis currency retired amid New York clearinghouse cash shift
Large blocks of Clearing House certificates totaling about 15 million dollars were retired today in New York. The outstanding amount now nears 20 million, with a peak during the crisis touching one hundred million. Officials say rapid retirement signals banks will soon return to cash basis mutual exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pneumonia Follows Grip Warns Doctors in Ads
A medical advisory warns pneumonia may follow untreated grip and urges bed rest, a laxative like Hood's Pills, and Hood's Sarsaparilla to purge the poison. Patient testimony from Mary L. Burkart and Nellie V. Freas supports Hood's remedy claims for quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Nellie V. Freas
East Conshohocken
Weather Still Warm Nationwide With Sparse Cooling Prospects
Unseasonably warm conditions prevail across the United States Monday evening as a low pressure area over the Northwest edges eastward. Little indication of a major temperature change in the next two to three days east of the Rockies, with cooler spells in the Northwest behind the low. Pacific States see fair weather through Tuesday, followed by continued mild conditions. Winds vary by coast and region, with fresh southwest winds in New England and Mid-Atlantic, easterly along the South Atlantic, and brisk southwest along Lake Michigan. Temperatures reported at key times show a high around 63 and a low near 25 with several entries of the day’s extremes and humidity readings.
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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 in White House Duty Link
Washington Railway and Electric directors hint William Loeb Jr. may succeed Allan McDermott as president once Roosevelt’s secretary can be spared. Board selects Clarence Norment as executive committee chair and plans to study road operations while awaiting the right moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Honor Smiths Memory and City Election Result
Postmaster General Meyer ordered half mast for Charles Emory Smith's death with a telegram to Mrs. Smith and plans for the Philadelphia post office flag. In Middletown a tight race ends with Republican Thomas M. Russell defeating incumbent Democrat W. C. Fisher for mayor. Fisher had been Wesleyan faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 City Hall
The first police record at headquarters for James Arthur Kemp, former chief clerk of the metropolitan police, shows his arrest last night on embezzlement charges. Kemp, age forty six, was brought to City Hall and released on bond by detectives Evans and McNamee, who acted as United States deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Arthur Kemp
Metropolitan Police Department
Kemp
Evans
McNamee
New Orleans
Hare
United States
Matchate
Police “Department
Rogues’ Gallery
Three Widows Claim Widow’s Share in Greenough Estate
Boston magistrate rules on a will case involving Joseph A. Greenough’s estate. Judge George orders $50,000 distributed to the first Mrs Greenough, Martha Higgins, and to the next of kin. The divorces cited are invalid due to lack of Colorado domicile, affecting the widow’s share claims by Emma Fenton-Greenough and Mary M. Kerekes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston, Mags
Joseph A. Greenough
George
Day
Greenough No
Greenough
Martha Higgins
Colorado
Emma Fenton-Greenough
Mary M. Kerekes
Philadelphia
Daylight Robbery as Boy Steals Jewelry from Washington Home
A 15 year old boy robbed Mrs. N Metzer’s Washington home in daylight after 3 pm. He entered the third floor room of Miss Veazle Metzer and took two rings a locket and a gold chain valued at 150 dollars. Mrs Metzer spotted the thief leaving and believes he knew the house and suspects a local boy. She described him as about fifteen in knee breeches of slight build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
N. Metzer
H Stret
Veazle Metzer
Baby Victim of Bomb At Northern Minnesota Mine
A dynamite blast struck the home of Thomas Nicholas, Mohawk mine captain near Aurora, splitting the house and scattering his family from bed. His wife and four children escaped but a baby sleeping with them was severely injured. No suspects identified yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riwabik
Minn
Thomas Nicholas
Mohawk
Aurora
Nicholas
Hotels and guests listed across major cities
A long OCR style posting lists hotel guests by city and name clusters. Entries cover Baltimore Boston Chicago Philadelphia New York City and more with numerous individuals and several hotel brands such as St James Willard Ebbitt Metropolitan Raleigh and Shoreham. The page reads like a social register of travelers at top hotels with names paired to locales and some military references United States Army Knight and United States Navy Alger noted.
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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
Arkansas
Paul Powera
Hot Springe
Ralaigt
Colorado
F. Valle
Denver
Tarry
Marttora
Delaware
Forman
Wilmington
Georgia
Otto
G. Pfefferkom
Gamesvilla
W. L. Sallar
Savannashbi St
Illinois
Maddox
Quincy
Indiana
J. EB
Marlon
Ndianapolis
J. P. Dunn
Indianapolis
Ebbite
Iowa
Charles Cunias
Amca
Kansas
A. Herrman
Topeka
Louisiana
Shomaz
Montague
New Orlans
Abbitt
Maine
Harrison Helden
Portlend
Ebbith
Maryland
King
Dumbarland
Massachusetts
Farnand
Cheehire
Riggs
Michigan
C. A. Howell and
Wits
Detroit
Minh Sota
Thomas J. Gibbons
At. Paul
Releigh
Missoure
Barton Pttx
St. Joseph
St James
Norman M Vaughan
Louth
Ral
Henry D. Anhley
Kansae City
Ohig
Ralph V. Brandt
Cleveland
D. G. Wright
Ronten, Isleigh
James F. Vatextins
Cincionat
Hill Daugherty
R. G. Hutchins
J. G. Bassett
F. Q Schostnight
Columbus
Ambrose Swatey
New Witlard
Pennsylvania
P. Gallagher
Beaver
R. ¥. Rothermel
Reading
J. W. Dadley
Scranton
Itings
South Carolina
Stanbops Sams
Columb Radeigh
Virginia
Eric R. Miller
Mount Weather
Metgastian
O. N. Dickinnom
Roanoke
Hate
Charles Bullivan
J. E. Luck
B. Tinner
Norfolk
F. DB. Ware
New
West Virginia
The Man of the Hour at National Theater
The Man of the Hour plays to a full house at the National Theater with George Broadhurst and Charles Klein hits. Alwyn Bennett, Richard Horrigan, and James Phelan deliver strong performances while the melodramatic plot exposes political corruption and honors honesty. The President's audience cheer for Roosevelt during a political honesty speech.
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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
The Great Divide Charms Washington at Belasco Theater
The Belasco Theater crowds applaud as The Great Divide featuring Margaret Anglin and Henry Miller enrapture Washington. Miller’s portrayal of a drunken miner and Anglin’s vivid Ruth Jordan receive repeated curtain calls, with critics praising the drama’s intensity and the actors’ precise, compelling performances.
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Belasco
Margaret Anglin
Henry Miller
Belasco Theater
Margaret Angla
Henry Milley
Miss Anglin
Mr. Miller
Washington
Stephen Ghent
Ruth Jordan
Van
Stephen
Ruth
Segny
Tral
Jesen Ruth
O'Neill of Derry at the Columbia and Marcel's Masterpiece
Washington theatergoers saw Chauncey Olcott in ONeill of Derry with Laura Hope Crews as Holly Jordan and James Kirkwood as Lon Anderson. The cast delivered skilled character work though some scenes faltered by melodramatic stunts. M. Jean Marcel’s living pictures and bronzes at Chaud's show drew high praise for artistry and technical mastery, while vaudeville acts provided varied amusement across the program.
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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
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 was staged at the Majestic Theater to large audiences. The cast including David Gally and William Clifford delivered strong dual performances in a German principality setting. The show earned clear audience approval and favorable notices for its quiet humor and clean dramatic action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Majestic Theater
Germany
David Gally
Gustavus Venn
Hector
Kahnburg
William Clifford
Klass
Raven
Police staffing blocks street duty transfer amid hold up concerns
Major Sylvester told Commissioner Macfarland that transferring special duty officers to street duty is impracticable now since changes already made a year ago cannot be reversed. District officials lobby Congress for 100 more officers, citing vast patrol territory and overtime efforts.
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Maj. Sylvester
Macfarland
Congress
Bims
Tennessee
District of Columbia
Sylvester
Enem
A.ms
Mas. Sylvester
Sims
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