Red mob battles police as women lead riot at Broadway
In New York a mass anarchist protest against hangings in Japan escalated into a riot near Broadway and Leonard Street. Police clashed with hundreds using clubs and revolvers, arresting Samuel Freedman, Benjamin Weinstein, Daniel Valentine, and Matilda Cheseman amid a charged crowd and a torn red flag incident. The crowd sang The Marseillaise while resisting police efforts to quell the disturbance.
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Baron Works in mill as disaster of warst ed learning
Baron Kuno von Eltz nephew of Hungarys prime minister works nine hours daily in the United States Worsted Company mill in Lawrence Massachusetts He plans to return to Hungary to oversee factory construction for worsted manufacture The 51 year old nobleman rooms at the Phillips Inn and aims to apply his experience to his countries industry
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Puppy saves two lives in Bogota New Jersey
A St Bernard puppy named Rex belonging to farmer David Wilson pulled 12 year old Harry and 9 year old Grace Wilson from a pond behind the family barn after they fell through the ice. Rex then ran to the house to fetch their father.
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Aviation meet near disaster as Beachey nearly hits cars
Havana on January 29 opened the regular aviation meet with Beachey piloting the Curtiss biplane. He narrowly avoided striking an automobile carrying President Gomez, his wife, and a daughter. He then collided with another car nearby as troops failed to control the crowd of about 13 000.
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Missing Dorothy Arnold seen in store by 6 o'clock
Washington news focuses on Dorothy H. C. Arnold who vanished after December 12. A caller claims she was in Park Tilford's at Fifth Avenue and 59th Street at 6 pm and charged candy to Francis St. Arnold, prompting speculation she was attacked in Central Park and dumped in a lake. Police are urged to search park lakes after a family lawyer endorses the theory.
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San Francisco Faces Fair Debate as National Best Interest Cited
William Randolph Hearst argues San Francisco should host the national exposition, not a sectional contest with New Orleans. He cites San Francisco’s recovery after disaster, its harbor, and Pacific access via the Panama Canal, urging a Pacific coast venue. CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE.
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SANE WITH INSANE EXAMINATIONS PROMPT RESEARCH PUSH
Investigation suggests sane individuals may be confined raising questions about jury reliability in U S courts. Officials advocate legislative reform to standardize suspect examinations. Dr White comments support overhaul and potential congressional action to change practice nationwide.
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United States
White
Dr White Warns of Misjudged Mental State
Dr William A White, superintendent of the Government Hospital for the Insane, argues that many patients today appear sane yet commit crimes hours after a jury verdict. He suggests commissions of experts could label some as insane and send them to asylum, while others judged sane are confined in hospitals or asylums.
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Government Hospital for the Insane Faces Reform Probe
A congressional committee probes the Government Hospital for the Insane over laws and treatment standards. It may recommend changes and could consider building a new Pacific coast facility. Protests from Congress Heights residents push for separating criminally insane patients from others, possibly moving them to federal prisons to ease district congestion.
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Countess Lashes Cashier In Alaska Bank Tale
Special to The Washington Post. In Seattle on January 2 a Nome City Bank cashier, A F P Ruser, was held by two men and whipped by Countess A B Charbonneau and her sister in a hotel room under the pretense an Alaskan friend wished to see him. The countess and her sister had made a fortune in Alaska and were involved in a stock certificate theft suit against Miss Margaret Mulrooney.
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Wash
Archibald
A. FP. Ruser
Nome
Queen Mary Key in Mylius Sedition Trial Rumor
London and New York cables report Queen Mary pressing the case against Edward Mylius of the Paris Liberator over seditious libel. The rumor of a morganatic marriage between King George and an admiral’s daughter is said to persist, with reports of the king possibly testifying as the trial opens.
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Connaught to Be Viceroy Governor General of Canada
London announces that the Duke of Connaught will succeed Earl Grey as governor general of Canada in September for a two year term, with possible extension. Reports had questioned his appointment, while the King previously wished the Duke to go to Canada, and a later dispatch suggested a regent role during King George V’s absence in India.
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New Light On Sigel Crime Letters May Reveal Ling's Whereabouts
New York police report evidence from opium den raids may help solve Elsie Sigel murder. Chinese letters found among opium raid data could point to Leon Ling, a missing Chinatown figure, and may include clues from other cases.
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Volcanic fury hits Manila with island sinking and deaths
Observers report a tremendous Taal eruption at 2 AM with two earthquakes. The island sank five feet, mud and ash blanketed the area, lava and stones belched to 200 feet, and a four foot lake shore wave followed. One cavalryman killed, hundreds of bamboo shacks destroyed, railroad tracks buried. Manila officials say the city is not in danger.
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Meeting in rain ends with clash over millenniums attack
A monster mass meeting at Convention Hall presided by Pastor Russell was interrupted when W A Cuddy of the Atonement Union Atlanta objected to Russell's sermon about the millennium. Police dispersed the crowd as Cuddy was escorted from the hall and later delivered sermon in the rain. Cuddy defended orthodox clergy and challenged Russell to debate the coming of the millennium arguing against Bible proofs of 1913 and denouncing religious divisions.
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Troubetzeos Leave Albemarle for New York Winter
Prince and Princess Troubetzko of Castle Eni depart Albemarle to spend the rest of winter in New York. They plan a brief Albemarle return in early spring before a trip to Italy in May.
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Anarchists Fight Police and Sailors in Stormy City
Across today’s issue summaries report clashes as anarchists confront police, a sane person in an asylum, a Mexican rebel seizing a town interrupting a pastor’s sermon, and political notes on Hearst’s remarks about Frisco, a Speaker Cannon praise for printers, plus other items including Mrs. Mary Desha’s death and maritime notes.
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Women to Fight Anarchy Enter Police Service in Barcelona
Barcelona news reports that next week 1 woman will join the police force to aid in stamping out anarchy. A bomb exploded today at the Casa de Pueblo, a Lerroux party site, blowing out a wall and damaging a tree and balustrade. police could not identify the attacker.
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Cannon Praised Speaker at Momus Banquet With Notable Attendees
The fourteenth annual Knights of Momus dinner at Rauscher’s drew over 300 members and guests including Speaker Joseph G Cannon and Representative Underwood, Senator Gwen, and Senator Owen. Speakers mocked public figures in the Gridiron style while praising organized labor, with awards proposed for heroic acts including a diamond medal and a forest tract for Gifford Pinchot and Roosevelt.
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