JANUARY
Great Gains In 1925 Start The World On Road To Peace
Walker Inaugurated, Asks Public Aid; Pledges Subways; No Transit Politics; M’Laughlin Promises A Clean City
Say Carol Plotted To Oust His Father By A Revolution
Pangalos Assumes Greek Dictatorship, Supported By Army
Accept Debt Terms Or Receive Nothing, Is Mellon Warning
Policeman, Drunk In Station House, Kills His Accuser
Smith Asks Republicans To Cooperate; Urges State Housing Aid And Tax Cut, And Favors Consolidation Of Counties
Walker Outlines $400,000,000 Plan For New Subways
Sargent, On Stand, Defends Conduct On Aluminum Case
M’Laughlin Seizes 44 Cases Of Papers In Enright Office
Archduke Joseph Foresees Hungary A Monarchy Again
Helen Keller Finds Coolidge Cordial
Coal Parley Ends; Both Sides Bitter; Blame Each Other
65 Dead, 28 Missing After Mine Blast; Only Eight Rescued
Big Steel Merger Formed In Germany
Coolidge Upholds Pershing’s Orders In Tacna Plebiscite
Prof. Otis Dropped By Security League For Opposing Drill
Germany To Raise War Guilt Issue On Joining League
House Democrats Will Push Measure For Action On Coal
M’Laughlin Ousts Drinking Policeman
Gov. Smith Saves 1 Bellmore Slayer; Ross To Die Today
Court Reprieves Ross, Bank Slayer
Reprieve By Smith Saves Ross, Slayer, For Second Time
Cardinal Mercier Dies Peacefully, Eyes On Crucifix
Enforce Dry Law Fully Or Modify It, Buckner Demands
Two Lost As Liner Tries A Rescue In Atlantic Hurricane
Dwyer Is Indicted With 60 Others In Wide Liquor Plot
Senate Votes To Join World Court, 76 To 17, After Defeating Hostile Reservations; Victory Is Won After Three-Year Fight
All Of Crew Saved On Sinking Antinoe After 4-Day Fight
French Suggest League Can Handle Our Reservations
Byrd To Explore Arctic From Air
FEBRUARY
Kentucky Governor Orders 1,000 Troops To Trial Of Negro
Wide Senate Inquiry In Aluminum Case Demanded By Walsh
W.M. Wood A Suicide; Textile Man Shoots Himself At Daytona
Ross Calmly Tells His Part In Murder And Names Klvana
12 Die As Gale And Snow Sweep City; 20,000 Fight Drifts To Ease Traffic; 3 Taken Off Barge In Daring Rescue
Mexico’s President States His View; He Will Not Be Influenced By Rumors As To Withdrawal Of Recognition By US
Mussolini Warns Germany To Stop Tyrol Agitation
Mussolini’s Attack Resented By Berlin
Suit Is Filed To Halt Baking Merger; Government Alleges Ward And Others Conspire To Control Nation’s Bread
Mayor Fights Bronchitis, Kept In Bed; Now On Road To Recovery In Albany Cheered By Word Of Transit Victory
Snow Covers Northeast, 10 1/2 Inches Here; Long Island Trains Dug Out Of Drifts; Army Fights All Night To Clear Streets
Coal Strike Settlement Likely Today; Miners And Owners Gather To End Fight; It Has Lasted 164 Days, Cost A Billion
Anthracite Coal Strike Is Ended; No Intervention, Coolidge Pleased; Full Production Expected In Month
House Will Fight Senate Extra Cuts Of $100,000,000 Tax
$10,000,000 Offered By Rockefeller For Museum In Egypt
Roosevelt Heroes Are Welcomed Home; Port Cheers Deed As Notables Speak; Fried Breaks Down At Eulogy To Dead
Miners, 698 To 2, Ratify Coal Peace; Open Pits Tonight
Opera House Mobbed As 19-Year-Old Girl Makes Her Debut
Germany Objects To More Fixed Seats On League Council
$381,000,000 Tax Cut Assured To People As Conferees Agree On Final Measure; Bill Will Go To President On Thursday
Tax Bill Cuts Are Put At $387,811,000; Mellon Will Urge Coolidge To Accept Revenue Measure As It Now Stands
Green Sees Danger To Federal Revenue In Heavy Tax Cuts
Smith Opens Drive For Housing Relief; Asks State Aid In A Special Message; Wants $12.50-A-Month Manhattan Rooms
Coolidge Opposes A Large Air Force As World Menace
Coal Men In Panic As Public Insists On Anthracite Only
Poland Demands Permanent Seat In League Council
Coolidge Signs $387,811,000 Tax Cut; Warns That Costs Must Be Kept Down To Avert $100,000,000 Deficit In 1927
‘Ma’ Ferguson Asks Re-Election To Lift Stigma On Husband
MARCH
Byrd Sails North This Month To Hop 400 Miles To Pole
180 State Bureaus Are Reduced To 18 In Hughes Report Sent To Legislature; Hailed As Victory For Gov. Smith
Nickel Plate Merger Plan Is Rejected Because Of Its Financial Structure; I.C.C. Opens Way For New Application
Rail Stocks Break On Merger Ruling Sending Whole Market Tumbling In Greatest Day’s Trading On Record
Pledge On League Evaded In Commons By Chamberlain
Passaic Police Chief Is Ordered Arrested For Strike Clubbing
Briand Upset Brings Serious Crisis; Party Splits Halt Necessary Taxation; Premier Crippled In Mission To Geneva
Big Powers At Geneva Fail To Agree; Germany Insists On Lone Council Entry; Spain Threatens To Quit If Balked
Confusion Reigns In League Circles As Assembly Opens; Germany Angry; Briand’s Foes Repent, Want Him Back
Briand In Crisis Stays As Premier; Forms New Cabinet
First Woman Mayor To Clean Up Seattle
Dry League Heads Will See Coolidge In Fight On ‘Wets’
Germany Rejects All Compromises; League Conferences Near A Break; Fate Of Three Governments In Balance
Coolidge Tells Drys He Will Keep Out Of Liquor Dispute
Progressives Urge Brookhart To Quit To Avoid Ousting
Chapman Must Hang; Loses Last Appeal In Supreme Court
League Balked, Plans To Adjourn Today, Defers German Entry Till September; Nations’ Plea Gets No Reply From Brazil
League Adjourns, Germany Will Wait; Brazil Blamed, Council To Be Reformed; Washing Fears For Disarmament
Father Dies As Coolidge Speeds North; Passes Away Without Pain At 10:41 P.M.; President Will Arrive In The Morning
Simple Rites For Col. Coolidge Today With Burial In Snow-Clad Hillside; President To Return At Once To Capital
21 Killed, 6 Hurt, As Furnace Bursts
German Fascisti Organizing To Put Dictator In Power
Houghton Scored In Hot Senate Debate As Author Of Gloomy Report On Europe; Coolidge Is Crticized And Defended
Chamberlain, Under Fire Over Geneva, Is Upheld In Commons By 325 To 136; Luther Wins Test Vote In Reichstag
Churchill Puts Blame On America For Burden Of Debt
Smoot Lauds Italy For Debt Agreement And Warns France
Milk Dealers Pay $150,000 To Bogus Health Inspectors
Republicans Plan State Referendum On Dry Enforcement
Mussolini Calls Italy To Discipline In Fighting Speech
Wide Selling Wave Topples Stocks To Year’s Low Levels
Senate Democrats Seek To Recommit Italian Debt Bill
APRIL
28 Saved At Sea While Maretania Sped To The Rescue
Borah Attacks Italy And Britain In Debt Debate
Drastic Dry Bill Offered In Senate, Angers The Wets
Parley On Court Intended To Aid US; Coolidge To Refuse
Butler Asks Repeal Of The Dry Laws; Says Revolt Grows
Byrd Party Leaves On First Leg Of Trip To Explore Arctic
875 Dry Agents Dismissed For Cause And But 5% Of Smuggled Liquor Taken, Andrews Admits To Senate Committee
Mussolini Slightly Wounded By Bullet Fired By An Irish Woman In Rome Crowd; His Appeal Halts Riots By Fascist Mobs
Buckner Urges Milder Prohibition Law; Would Abolish Juries In Liquor Trials; Needs $75,000,000 To Make State Dry
Labor Leaders Demand Wine And Beer But Strongly Oppose Return Of Saloon; Say Volstead Law Breeds Corruption
Canadians Advocate Control Of Liquor As Surest Means Toward Temperance; Tell Senators Of Dominion’s System
Women Dry Workers To Testify Today; Coolidge Commends Law Enforcement; State Labor Heads Tell Of Sentiment
Women Demand Strict Dry Enforcement With No Modification Of Present Law; 80 Try To Testify But Few Are Heard
Priest Says Dry Law Debauches Miners; Court Officer Bares Home Drinking; State Senate Votes Wet, Assembly Dry
Andrews Says Beer Would Aid Dry Law; Favors Strict Control And No Saloons; Borah Assails Pleas For Modification
Wets End Case, Charging Dry Tyranny; College Head Scores Reform ‘Bigotry;’ Gen. Andrews Frowns On Home Spying
Drys Demand Tighter Law Enforcement; Say Poverty Decreases, Health Gains, While Drukenness And Crime Decline
Canadian Drys Assail Control System; Prof. Fisher Praises The Volstead Law; Puts Added Wealth At 6 Billions A Year
Weisbord Set Free As Sheriff’s Mass Men To Guard Mills
State Referendum On Liquor Is Voted 87 To 62 By Assembly; Now Up To Smith; Stricter Dry Laws Urged On Congress
Senators In Row Over Dry Law Hearing; Officials Cite Gains In Enforcement; Churches Urge Jail For Liquor Buyers
Drys Assail Testimony Of The Wets With Church, Labor, Farm Witnesses; Both Sides Get An Extension Of Time
Drys Challenge Wets To Fight At Polls; Dever Says He Shut Chicago Breweries; Ex-Bartender Praises Volstead Law
Wets Centre Modification Demands On Liquor Non-Intoxicating In Fact; Dever Advocates Dry Law Compromise
Dry Law Hearings End; Leaders Sum Up; Wets’ Final Plea Is For Modification; Wheeler Evades Cross-Examination
Professors Assail College Football As A Moral Menace
Mob Burns Church, Ejects All Negroes
World Bankers Draft Colossal Scheme To Pay off All Debts Between Nations By Private Sale Of Dawes Plan Bonds
Young Vanderbilt Loses Family Aid For His Newspapers
French Debt Agreement Is Signed; Calls For $6,847,674,104 In 62 Years; $627,000,000 Above The Caillaux Offer
MAY
First Picture Radioed From London To The Times, Opening New Service; Transmission In One Hour 45 Minutes
British Unions Call A General Strike To Aid Miners; 4,000,000 Men Involved; King Declares Emergency, Troops Out
Negotiations Fail, British Strike On Tonight; Government Answers The Challenge Of Labor; Emergency Steps Taken; Daily Mail Tied Up
General Strike Began In Great Britain At Midnight; Premier Tells Commons That Civil War Threatens; Army Is Held Ready; Thousands Volunteer To Work
British Industry Crippled By Nation-Wide Strike; Millions Walk To Work In Huge London Traffic Jam; Some Rioting In Slum Areas, Country Generally Calm
Both Sides Still Hold Firm In British Strike, But More Men Are At Work, More Trains Run; Threat Of Troops To Guard Vital Services
British Rioting Grows, Rail Service Better; Bitterness Increases, No Sign Of Strike’s End; Labor Replies ‘No’ To Baldwin’s Conditions
Goverment Charges Move To Starve Britain; Acts To Guard Food; Seeks 50,000 New Police; Unions Threaten To Call Out 2,000,000 More
‘Second Line’ Workers Are Quitting; British Food Supply Is Vital Factor; Unions Reject Help From The Soviet
Byrd Flies To North Pole And Back; Round Trip From Kings Bay In 15 Hrs. 51 Min.; Circles Top Of The World Several Times
Byrd Saw No Sign Of Life Near The Pole, Neither Birds Nor Seals; Flew 2,000 Ft. Up; Norge Ready To Go, Delayed By Weather
The Norge Flies Over North Pole At 1 A.M.; Reports Her Feat To Times By Wireless; Going On Over Arctic Wastes To Alaska
Norge’s Last Report Sent From Just Beyond The Pole; Three Nations’ Flags Left Flying On Ice As She Went On; Cruise Over Unknown Areas May Delay Alaskan Arrival
Think Norge Was Heard Wednesday Night; Efforts To Reach Her Since Have Failed; Byrd Starts His Story Of Dash To The Pole
No Word From Norge, Missing Two Days; May Be Adrift In Polar Storm Off Alaska; Byrd Prepares For A Search By Airplane
Norge Safe In Alaska After 71-Hour Flight; Forced Down By Fog And Ice Forming On Ship; Crossed North Pole, Found No New Land
Norge Battled Storm 25 Hours Before Landing At Teller; Finally Brought To Earth Without Serious Damage; Crew Slept Little, Ate Sparingly On 71-Hour Polar Trip
Norge Could Have Flown 4,000 Miles; Had Fuel To Go 750 Miles Past Nome; Airship Now Deflated And Dismantled
Governor Will Sign Bill For Referendum On Dry Law Change
Senate Votes Election Fund Inquiry After Pennsylvania Costs Are Told; ‘Wet’ Issue Looms With Vare’s Victory
Small Nations Fear To Reduce Armies; Japan For Navy Cut
Whittemore Guilty In The First Degree; Penalty Up To Judge
Abd-El-Krim Taken By His Own Forces, Says Tangier Rumor
Many Democrats Favor Abrogation Of Two-Thirds Rule
Storm Grows On Coolidge Dry Order; Sargent Defends It As Constitutional; Governors Are Divided On The Issue
900 Perish In Japan As Volcano Looses Mountaintop Lake
Abd-El-Krim Yields Himeslf To French, Ending 5-Year War
Carroll Convicted Of Perjury For Denying Tub Scene
First Air Picture Of The North Pole Flashed Here By Radio From London; Flier To Renew Polar Explorations
Coolidge And Prince Hail John Ericsson, Builder Of Monitor
Borah Assails New York Referendum; Says Wets Now Aim At Nullification; Speech Viewed As Opening 1928 Boom
JUNE
Coolidge Urges Europe To Cut Armament To Reduce Its Tax Burden And Avoid War; Pledges Our Aid, Hopeful Of Results
Kehoe Is Indicted As ‘Master Mind’ In Milk Scandal
Whittemore Denied A New Murder Trial
Girl Tricks World With Literary Hoax, Intended As ‘Joke’
Chemist Takes Oath As Polish President In Castle Of Kings
Lloyd George Defies His Foes To Oust Him From the Party
Galician Outbreaks And German Threat Alarming Warsaw
Brazil Quits League, Rio Paper Asserts; Spain Affronts It
Briand To Attempt Coalition Cabinet To Save The Franc
Tear-Bombs Used on Princeton Students, Police Say, but Dean Gauss Denies It
Polish Troops End Strike With Bullets
Bitter Brazin Note Says Council Maims True Aim Of League
Vivid Story Of Pittsburgh Vote Buying Stirs Committee; Vare May Face Contest; Reed Defends High Cost Of Primary
Pilsudski Sets Up Dictatorship Rule With Polish Army
No Defense Offered At Clougher Trial; Girl Tells Of Bribes
Clougher Convicted In Milk Scandal; He Faces 20 Years
Says Bootleggers Had Bank Backing In Liquor Deals
Reed Puts Wheeler Under Sharp Fire; Starts Wide Inquriy Into Dry League And Demands Data On Its Financing
Labor Leader’s Name Forged On Letter Used To Aid Pepper, Manager Admits; Pennsylvania Funds Near $3,000,000
LaGuardia Makes 2.84 Beer In Office
Germany Defeats Measure To Seize All Royal Property
400.000 See Legate In Pontifical Mass On Chicago Field
Sidney E. Brewster And His Wife Found Shot Dead In Home
City, State And Nation Welcome Byrd; President Confers The Hubbard Medal; New York Throngs Roar Admiration
Huge Wall Of Water Hits Leon, Mexico; Death Roll Is Heavy
Senate Radicals In New Far Revolt After Coolidge Endorses Fess Bill; Party Faces Loss Of Senate, He Is Told
Drys Spent $1,927,063 Here In 6 Years, $407,874 In New Jersey, $822,397 In Ohio; Huge Illinois Primary Funds Charged
Seize High Fascisti In Big Bank Sacandal
Drys Bought Liquor With W.C.T.U. Funds, Pinchot Aid Admits
Fascisti Add Hour To Workers’ Day In Economy Drive
JULY
Congress To Quit Saturday, Ending Strange Session
Gen. Andrews Here; Rallies His Aids For Greatest Dry Drive
Hedley Defiant At I.R.T. Strike Threat; City Mobilizes To Meet Possible Tie-Up; Arbitration Offered by Transit Board
I.R.T. Motormen Agree To Arbitration; Give Hedley Until Monday To Accept; City And Company Ready If Truce Fails
Hedley Decides Today On Subway Truce; Strike Set For Tonight If He Refuses; Company Holds Strike-Breakers Ready
I.R.T. Subway Strike On, Many Men Quit At Midnight; Few Elevated Men Join; Trains To Run At Half Speed; City Mobilizes Emergency Transit; All Police On Duty
I.R.T. Subway Strike Fails To Tie Up City; Service Half Normal; Family Auto Saves Day; Some Elevated Men Now Show Signs Of Quitting
Strike Hits Elevated Lines Slightly; Subway Service Gains; Traffic Eased; Company Guards Against Sabotage
Strikers Now Seek To Win Power Men As More Trains Run; Test Due Tomorrow; I.R.T. Sets Time Limit For Men To Return
148 Power Men Join Subway Strike; Company Says It Can Meet Emergency; Banton To Investigate New Motormen
Lightning Bolt Blows Up Navy Munitions Near Dover, N.J.; Exploding Shells Fire Army Arsenal Half A Mile Away; 50 May Be Dead, New Blast Feared, Villages Evacuated
Munitions Blast Damage At Least $93,000,000; Ten Known Dead, 25 Missing, Hundreds Injured; Many Are Homeless; Shells Still Exploding
19 Blast Victims Found; 9 Still Missing; Bursting Shells Interrupt Searchers, But Danger Is Past; Inquiry Ordered
King Made Dictator To Save Belgium In Franc Crisis
12 Dead, 8 Missing In Twilight Inn Fire; Night Blaze Traps Guests In Catskills; New York Visitors Among The Victims
Cabinet To Demand Power For Caillaux To Save The Franc
Ohio Editor Slain After War On Vice; Assassin Escapes
Briand Cabinet Quits, Shaking France; Beaten On Full Powers Bill, 288 To 243; Herriot-Tardieu Ministry Looked For
Ruins Yield Proof Of Biblical Records
Herriot Succeeds In Forming Cabinet As The Franc Touches New Low Record; Churchill Contradicts Mellon On Debt
Herriot Decides To Face Chamber Today As Franc Falls And Discontent Grows; 251 Deputies Demand A Union Cabinet
Chamber Ousts Herriot’s Ministry As Huge Crowd Outside Hoots Him; Poincare Will Form A Union Cabinet
Poincare Is Meeting Sharp Opposition; French Radicals Demand Premiership; British Insist Debt To US Was For War
Five Ex-Premiers Join With Poincare In Forming Powerful National Cabinet; Americans Booed And Attacked In Paris
Big Tax Increase And New Bank Credits Lead Poincare’s Program To Save Franc; Tourist Attacks Alarm French Business
‘Phantom’ Speeches Since Congress Quit Have Cost $18,697
Lincoln’s Son Dies In His Sleep At 82
13 Hurt at Coney Island as Railing Falls, Hurling Hundred From Boardwalk to Beach
State Arrests Mrs. Frances S. Hall For Murder Of Husband And Singer; Dramatic Turn In 4-Year-Old Mystery
Mexico Orders Catholics Disarmed, Fearing Plots For Forceful Revolt; Lifting Our Arms Embargo Considered
Mexico City Police Shoot Nine In Riot; Stoned By Women From Roof Of Church; Attorney General Attacked By Crowd
AUGUST
Catholic Labor Breaks With Calles; Mexico City Calm, Churches Crowded; 3 Slain In Friday’s Riots, 50 Arrests
50,000 Mexicans Parade For Calles; Nine Arrested For Plot Against Him; Bishops Urge A Truce And Plebiscite
Calles Rejects Bishops’ Truce Plea, But Other Moves For Peace Are Afoot; Archbishop Gives His First Interview
Cooldige Pictures Nation Prosperous Under His Policies
27 Doctors Indicted With 30 Druggists On Bootleg Charges
British Scientists Discuss Idle Rich, Gasoline And Rats
Gertrude Ederle Swims The Channel In Record Time Of 14 Hours 31 Minutes; American Is First Woman To Cross
Lost Since Blast, Two Marines Found
Clemenceau In Debt Appeal To Coolidge Urges Him To Forego ‘A Money Peace’; Says Dispute Threatens World’s Future
Great Food Lack Threatens World, Asserts Scientists
Policeman Slain At Headquarters; Assailant Escapes
Murders Of Police Stir City To Action; One Slayer Caught
Stevens And Carpender Are Jailed On Murder Charges In Halls-Mills Case; New Witness Of The Crime Questioned
Mrs. Gibson Picks Carpender In Court As Seen With Stevens And Mrs. Hall At Murder Scene; Lost Evidence Found
Millionaire Held In London Murder
Mrs. Gibson Reveals Telling Mills She Saw Hall Murder
Two New Witnesses Back Mrs. Gibson In Story Of Hall-Mills Murder Scene; One Saw Three Forms There In Dark
Saw A Woman Resembling Mrs. Hall Berating Couple Near Murder Scene On Night Of Killing, New Witness Says
Four More Support Mrs. Gibson’s Story That She Was At Hall Murder Scene; Others Testify To Shots And Screams
Court Holds Carpender And Stevens For Grand Jury In Halls-Mills Murder; Pistol In Philadelphia A New Clue
Wadsworth For Moderate For Governor; Sees, Coolidge, Then Tells State Plan; Dr. Butler Announces He Will Not Run
Forty Customs Men Put On Patrol Here To Dry Waterfront
Revolt In Greece Ousts Pangalos; Condylis In Power
Hall Suspects Stay In Jail As Bail Plea Is Shifted By Court
Maniac Blows Up Pittsburgh Bank; Dies With Officer
Krishnamurti Here: Says His Message Is World Happiness
State Charges Stevens’s Fingerprints Are On Card Found Near Dr. Hall’s Body; Bail Refused To Him And Carpender
Rodgers Is Killed In Plane Crash At Philadelphia
Americans Marines Land In Nicaragua To Protect Aliens
Sulu’s Sultan Opens Arms To Thompson; He Favors Our Rule
Silent Crowds See Valentino Cortege; Screen Stars Weep
SEPTEMBER
Quake Wrecks Fayal Island In Azores; City Of Horta Almost Totally Razed; 400 Casualties, Suffering Is Severe
Hope For Our Court Reservations, Although Canada Files One Objection And Full Interpretation Is Wanted
Canada Assails Fifth Reservation As Giving US A Veto On The World Court; New Zealand And Sweden Join Attack
Subcommittee To Study Reservations; May Admit US To Court, Parley Later; Coolidge Is Confident Of Acceptance
League Council Votes To Admit Reich With Permanent Seat, Rejecting Spain; Kemal Takes Steps To Get Turkey In
Martial Law Is Proclaimed In Spain As Artillery Corps And Cadets Rebel; Government Reports Mutiny Suppressed
2 Dead, 30 Hurt In B.M.T. Train Panic As Landslide Hits Cars In Big Storm; Holiday Throngs Are Caught In Deluge
Sees Power In Atom Making A New Life
Germany Elected To League And Council By Unanimous Vote As Assembly Cheers; Geneva Still Hopeful Spain Won’t Quit
Fighting In Athens Follows A Revolt By Pangalos Guard
Dawn Of New Peace Hailed As Germany Takes League Seat
Anarchist Bomb Hits Mussolini’s Car, Missing Him; Rome Wild With Joy; He Warns France Plotting Must Stop
Bomb Conspirators Are Sought In Rome; Many Arrests Made
Klan Ranks Thinner In Capital Parade
Grand Jury Called Suddenly To Hear Hall Case Today
Four Indicted In Hall-MIlls Murder; Surprise As Jury Adds Henry Stevens To 3 Already Held In 4-Year-Old Case
Mexican Bandits Murder Rosenthal To Escape Trap Troops Set For Them; American Demands Slayers Be Punished
Mexico Executes 7 In Rosenthal Death; Three Others Slain
75 Reported Dead In Miami; Hurricane Sweeps Coast; 2,000 Buildings In Ruins
1,000 Dead In Florida Storm, 3,000 Hurt; Miami Worst Hit; 60-Mile Swath Of Destructions Leaves 38,000 Homeless; Score Of Towns Are Razed Or Flooded; Shipping Wrecked
Nation Rushing Relief To Florida’s 40,000 Homeless; Food Supply On Way For Survivors; Death List Dropping; Storm Sweeps On To Gulf States With Diminishing Force
400 Killed In Florida, 150 Missing; Pensacola Damaged, No Loss Of Life; Cities Move To Avert An Epidemic
Miami Sets To Work To Rebuild City; Issues Appeal To The Nation For Help; Red Cross Takes Over Task Of Relief
Tunney Wins Championship, Beats Dempsey In 10 Rounds; Outfights Rival All The Way, Decision Never In Doubt; 135,000 Pay More Than $2,000,000 To See Bout In The Rain
Eskimo Killed Prof. Marvin, Peary Aide; Confesses Arctic Crime Of 17 Years Ago; Victim, Reported Drowned, Was Shot
Republicans Turn To Mills For Governor; Democrats Facing Up-State Revolt; Both Parties Gather For Conventions
Republican Drys To Accept Mills With Pledge Of Law Enforcement; Smith Will Avert Democratic Revolt
Republicans Adopt Their Platform; No Fight Over Enforcement Plank; Smith Has His Way With Democrats
Democrats Name Smith And Wagner And Adopt A Frankly Wet Platform; Republicans Pick Mills, Wadsworth
43 Miners Saved From Living Death; 120 Hours In Trap
OCTOBER
Ex-Trooper Says He Got Bribe To Quit Hall Case Inquiry
Col. Williams Dies As Car Dives Off San Francisco Pier
Hall Defense Detected Arrested As Accessory; First Trial Opens Nov. 3
De Martini Bailed; 4 New Indictments Sought In Hall Case
Bandits Seeking Air Mail Kill Autoist, Wound Son And Wife; Posses On Trail
Hunt ‘Bum’ Rodgers And Aide As Slayers In Air Mail Plot
Gov. Smith Demands That Mills Submit Data On Milk Graft
500,000 Chinese Face Death In Siege
Smith Asks Re-Election On His Record; Wagner Opens Fight On Wadsworth; Mills Carries Milk Case To Farmers
Mills Disputes Smith Economy Claims; Dares Him To Put Hughes On Milk Inquiry; Governor Calls Machold Reform’s Foe
Smith In Fighting Mood Starts On Stump Today; Hits Mills And Machold
Smith Scores Mills On Labor Record; Both Exchanges Charges On Milk Issue; A.F.of L. Defers Endorsing Smith For 1928
Milk Graft ‘Higher-Up’ Not In Tammany Nor Protected By Smith, Says Olvany; Mills And Smith In Counter-Charges
Mills Says Bronx Still Has Bad Milk, Assails Olvany In New Graft Charges; Smith Attacks Rival’s Welfare Record
Bandits With Machine Gun Kill Man, Shoot Two, Rob Mail Truck Of $300,000; Hundreds Hunt Gang In Jersey Hills
Police Hunt Mail Hold-Up Slayers Here; Troopers Press Search In Jersey Hills; Plane And 2,000 Militia May Aid Today
Bandit Hunt Halted In New Jersey Hills; Police Are Baffled
Trotsky Admits Defeat, Bows To Stalin Group As The Real Red Chiefs
New York Gives Hearty Welcome To Queen Marie; Ovation In Fog And Rain Stirs Royal Visitor; Cheering Crowds Greet Her In Washington
Appeal For Lowered Tariff Barriers Is Made By Bankers And Industrialists Of Sixteen Nations, Including America
130-Mile Hurricane Strikes Havana; 30 Dead, 300 Injured, Loss $1,000,000; Florida Escapes As Storm Goes Seaward
Smith Demands Mills’s State Program; Points To His Own Extensive Projects; Mills Is Now Ready To Testify On Milk
Five-Cent Fare Referendum Is Barred From The Ballot By Court Of Appeals; Vote On The Liquor Question Is Upheld
Smith Hits Mills’s ‘Cooing Dove’ Policy; Albany Speech Last In Up-State Fight; Mills Says Smith Knew Milk Evil In 1920
Smith Predicts A Sweeping Victory; Says Mills Has Lost Fight Up-State; Mills Demands Reply On Milk Inquiry
President’s Ouster Power Without Senate Consent Upheld By Supreme Court
Smith Says His Record Answers Mills; Harris Reports Milk Safe And Good; Democrats Hide Corruption, Mills Says
Smith, Angered By Slur Laid To Mills, Hotly Denounces Him In Bronx Speech; Mills Still Hammers At Milk Issue
Smith Warns Of Grade-Crossing Delay Under Mills’s Pay-As-You-Go Policy; Mills Tells Of Old Milk Inquiry Plan
Hughes Would Pick Me, Asserts Smith, If He Had Stock In State As A Business; Mills Calls Smith Taxpayers’ Luxury
Smith Mocks Rival’s Hunt For Issue, Mills Calls Tammany Vital Question, As Huge Mass Meetings End Campaign
NOVEMBER
Shot Fired At Mussolini Rips Coat, But He Escapes; Mob Kills Boy Assailant
Big Vote Expected In State Election; Rival Leaders Claim Victory Today; Hard Fights In Many States Outside
Smith Wins By 260,000; Wagner 125,000; Wet Referendum Wins By 1,200,000; Democrats Gain 6 Senate Seats
Four Die, Three Shot In Tombs Battle As Gun-Fire Halts Daring Jail Break; Crowds See Two Desperadoes End Lives
Mrs. Gibson Gravely Ill, Can’t Appear; Fingerprints Accuse Willie Stevens; Gorsline And Girl Tell Of Shots Heard
Mills On Witness Stand; Defense Tries To Connect Him With Wife’s Murder
Dickman Tells Jury Of $2,500 Bribe From Beekman To Quit Hall Case; Mrs. Hall’s Letters To Brother Read
Simpson Moves Mrs. Gibson To Jersey City Hospital Over Physician’s Protest
Gorsline Picked In Hall Trial As Man Who Said He Saw Henry Stevens In Lane; Youth Upholds Mrs. Gibson’s Story
Effigy Used At Hall Trial As Doctor Traces Bullets; Battle Over Fingerprints
Razor As Crime Weapon Exhibited In Hall Trial; Maid Tells Of Intrigue
World Court Entry Only On Our Terms, Coolidge Says In Kansas City Speech; Withdrawal Seen Here And Abroad
Coolidge Amazes French, Who See Debt Collecting Put Above All Obligations
Jury Hears Love Letters Of Rector To Mrs. Mills; Widow Listens Unmoved
Mrs. Gibson To Tell Story In Hall Trial From A Stretcher
Witness Swears A Friend Told Him Of Seeing Mrs. Hall At Crime Scene, But The Man He Names Denies It
Swears Hall Dectective Tried To Buy Silence; Rector’s Diary Is Read
Mrs. Gibson Will Testify In Hall-Mills Trial Today; Signs Waiver For Hospital
Mrs. Gibson, From Bed In Court, Picks Four As At Scene Of Hall Murder; Cries, ‘I Told The Truth; You Know It’
Hall Defense Opens, Alibis Claimed; Jealousy Theory Of Crime Attacked; Fingerprint Clue Called ‘Hocus Pocus’
Britain And Dominions Reorganize The Empire; Change the King’s Title
Empire Is Welded, British Believe
Neighbors Back Henry Stevens’s Alibi; Doctor Calls Willie “Sort Of Genius,” Paves Way For Him On Stand Today
Crisis With Mexico Shown In Four Notes On Land Laws; Break Likely To Come Jan. 1
Carpender Put On Stand, Denies Presence At Crime; State Halts Testimony
Ferdinand Reported Dying; Rumanians Turn To Helen As Most Fit For Regency
De Martini Seized As He Quits Stand; Denies He Tried To Bribe A Witness; Admits Shadowing Mills In Hall Case
Mrs. Hall Denies Any Part In Murder; Calmly Tells Her Story Before Jury; Ignorant Of Her Husband’s Intrigue
12 Nations Warn China Real Reform Must Come Before They Give Relief
Simpson Threatens To Ask A Mistrial; Letter To Court Alleges Bias By Jury; Mrs. Hall Ends Ordeal; Defense Rests
DECEMBER
Hall Mistrial Move Today; Jury ‘Loaded,’ Some Stupid, Simpson Writes To Moore
Court Denies Plea For Hall Mistrial; Defense Sums Up; New Trials Unlikely; Simpson Asks Moore To Investigate
Jury Gets Hall Case Today; Defense Hints Mrs. Gibson Or Mills Was The Slayer
‘Not Guilty’ Is Verdict In Hall Case; Plan To Free Prisoners On Bail Today And Probably Quash All Other Charges
All Hall Charges Quashed; Defendants Go Home Happy; Simpson Resigns In Anger
Europe Is Safely On Road To Recovery, Says Gilbert, Lauding Germany’s Work
King Of Rumania Under Operation For Minor Malady
President Urges Caution On Congress; Asks Action On Tax And Farm Relief; Presses Arms Cut, Omits World Court
Denby Says He Planned Oil Leases, Backed Fall; Hazy Under Questioning
Doheny Declares Robinson Said Japan Had Mobilized; Defends His Loan To Fall
New $5,000 Loan To Fall Is Revealed by Doheny; Wilbur Silent On ‘Peril’
Nicaragua Charges Mexico Is Preparing For Offensive War
Allies End Arms Control Over Germany January 31, Leaving Task To League
Smith Makes Plea Here To Put Power Resources Under Control Of State
Hope In A New Cure For Drug Addicts Is Given By Doctors
Oil Trial Jury Is Locked Up For Night, Failing To Agree After 7 Hours’ Discussion
Fall And Doheny Freed; Demonstration In Court; Heflin Assails Verdict
German Cabinet Upset By Reichstag
Bill To Build 10 Cruisers Is Introduced In House With President’s Backing
War Debt Revision Urged By 42 Of Columbia Faculty; Propose A World Parley
30 Drown In Icy Hudson, 30 Saved As Launch Upsets; Captain Held For Homicide
Sweeping Dry Raids Hit The City’s Gayest Resorts In War On Holiday Liquor
Hold On To The Philippines But Increase Home Rule, Thompson Urges Coolidge
20 Or More Killed, 65 Hurt, As Crack Florida Trains Crash Head-On In Georgia
Emperor Yoshihito Dies As Japan Keeps Vigil; Hirohito Assumes Throne
U.S. Admiral Disarms Nicaraguan Insurgents; Upholds The Diaz Regime
Baptists Approve $4,000,000 Plans For Fosdick Church
City Agrees On Bus Awards On A 5 Cent Zoning Basis; Companies Ready To Start
Government Won’t Drop Poison Alcohol Policy; Deaths Here 400 In Year
Government To Double Alcohol Poison Content And Also Add Benzine
Actual Seizure By Mexico Awaited In Washington For Basis Of Action On Oil
News source: New York Times
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