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1914January 24

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• COTTON CROP NEAR RECORD; Growth to Show Over 14,000,000 Bales on Present Ginnings.
• MANSFIELD'S SON MISSING?; Said to Have Run Away from School to Find Mother in Paris.
• Jack Quinn a Boston Brave Now.
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• NEW YORK TEAMS LOSE AT RACQUETS; Waterbury and Whitney Defeated in Hard Match -- Clark and Courtney Default.
• HOT SHOT AT WILSON BILLS.; Speakers Attack Them at Terrapin Club Dinner to Stotesbury.
• PRINCE WEDS AN ACTRESS.; Hohenlohe, Kin to the Kaiser, Wants His Bride Ennobled.
• New Black Sea-New York Line.
• LOW-GRADE RADIUM USED FOR CANCER; Dr. Iskovitch Has "Something Entirely New" for His Up-State Patient. HE INJECTS A SOLUTION It Contains Less Than 1 Per Cent. of Radium Salts -- Promises to Tell More Later.
• Bank of Belgium Cuts Interest.
• SIEGEL CREDITORS TO AID THE STORES; Bank and Commercial Interests Getting Together to Help Reorganization. PLANS WILL SOON BE MADE Henry Siegel Expected to Head Stores in This City, and Boston Store May Be Dropped.
• TRUMBULL ISSUES DENIAL.; Made No Profit Through Frisco Purchases, Says C. & O. Chairman.
• WE HOPE NOT.
• TOPICS OF THE TIMES.; A Warning from Mr. Taft.
• Archer-Walker Wedding Feb. 17.
• EXPRESS RATES IN STATE.; Public Service Commission Issues Order Dealing with Lowered Tariff.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• STRATHCONA HEIR, HE SAYS.; James H. Smith of Brookline to Claim Share of Baron's Estate.
• Two More Tigers Swing in Line.
• Meredith to Run Here.
• CLUE TO ODD POLICY IN KIMBALL'S LETTER; Reading it in Connection with Suizer-Frias Telegrams, Lawyer Darling Draws Conclusions. BIG CONCESSIONS AT STAKE Light on Why We Backed Estrada for Nicaraguan Presidency and Viewed Madriz as an Enemy.
• TWO UNDER ARREST NAME AUTO THIEVES; Chauffeur and Insurance Adjuster Caught by the Use of Marked Bills. SEVENTY CARS NOW SOUGHT Traffic in Stealing and Returning Insured Cars Unearthed When Girls Accuse Driver.
• UNTERMYER'S TRUST PLAN.; Thinks Trade Board Should Have Broader Inquisitorial Power.
• WARNS ENGLAND TO HOARD HER GOLD; Sir Edward Holden Declares Bank Reserve Is Utterly Inadequate. URGES AN INVESTIGATION Proposes Scheme of Emergency Currency and Points to Example of United States.
• Low Prices for Victorian Paintings.
• ASSAILS DR. HOWARD A. KELLY; Witness Questions His Motives at Radium Land Hearing.
• Verdict for Constantino.
• DRY GOODS OUTLOOK.; Good Sales in East -- Strides In Notion Dress Goods.
• Letter to the Editor 3 -- No Title
• SECRETARY GARRISON GUEST; Mrs. George Leary Gives a Dinner for Cabinet Officer and Wife.
• Judge William W. Wiltbank.
• WILSON LAND SUIT PROBLEM; President Must Appoint Officials Who Will Decide the Case.
• White Sox Sign Pitcher Roth.
• And Goethals Makes It Clear He Would Like to Stay in Panama.; HIS UNCERTAINTY ENDED Metcalfe's Commission Plan Fails and One-Man Power Will Be Accepted. HIGH HONORS FOR BUILDER Plan to Retire Him as Major General In Time for Him to Make Fortune. FRICTION BOTHERED HIM Known In Washington That He Feared a Bryan Plan to Sidetrack Him. WILSON CHECKMATES MAYOR ON GOETHALS
• DUNDEE DEFEATS SHUGRUE IN RING; Police Stop Ticket Sale at Reopening of Empire A.C. in New Star Casino.
• Mitchel Thinks That He Has Col. Goethals's Acceptance.; BUT THERE ARE BIG 'IFS'
• ALASKA ROAD VOTE TO-DAY.; Senate Approves Proposal to Lease it to Panama Railway.
• BRIDGES PRAISES BURNS.; Laureate Sends Verses for Greenock Birthday Celebration.
• TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; A Different View of Southern Pacific.
• ASSAILS "RADIUM HYSTERIA."; Dr. Donaghue Calls Cure of Cancer by Its Means Sad Delusion.
• $4,500,000 LAND DEAL ON.; Guggenheims May Buy Rico Mining District, Colorado.
• To Aid Girl Who Has Never Walked
• FINANCIAL POLITICS AND POLITICAL ECONOMICS.
• TO AVOID TRADE ABUSES.; Shirtmakers Combine to Protect Their Interests.
• Letter to the Editor 4 -- No Title
• $15,000 ASTOR ESTATE FIRE.; Handsome Dwelling and Violet Houses Burned at Rhinebeck.
• ICE YACHT RACE STOPPED.; Boats Unable to Finish Within Time Limit on Shrewsbury River.
• GUNNERS AT PINEHURST.; Ranney Ties with Vanstone for Second Honors in Preliminary.
• PAUL CARL IS SET FREE.; Prosecutor Says His "Confession" of Shooting Ellis Is Untrue.
• CANAL SLIDE STILL MOVING.; 1,500,000 Cubic Yards of Earth Must Be Dug Out to Stop It.
• REEKS EVIDENTLY ROBBED.; Known to Have Had $500, Which Is Missing, English Police Say.
• MAINE MAN TIRES OF 'DIXIE.'; Tune Is Obsession Here, He Says, Giving Way to Wrath.
• PROPOSES TAX REFORMS.; State Conference Urges Changes for Greater Efficiency.
• EX-INSPECTORS PLAN VINDICATION FIGHT; Walsh's Testimony Assailed Bitterly in Brief Prepared for Hussey. PREPARE CASES FOR APPEAL Possible Reinstatement as Police Officials One of the Objects - Men Soon to be Released.
• MR. BRYAN'S GOOD ADVICE.
• THE BUSINESS WORLD
• Barratry and Arson.
• SWEENEY AND ZEIDER MAY QUIT YANKEES; Arthur Irwin Unable to Induce Players to Sign New Contracts. MAY JOIN FEDERAL FORCES Rumored in Chicago That They Have Accepted Flattering Offers from "Outlaw" League.
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• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• O'GORMAN TO AID IN GRAFT HUNT; Holds Three-Hour Conference with Whitman -- Tammany Hard Hit.
• Yale Wants Army-Navy Game.
• GLYNN FAVORS OSBORN.; Would Like to See Him Chairman of Democratic State Committee.
• OFFERS STATUE TO CAIRO.; New Yorker Pledges $5,000 to Remove an Image of Rameses.
• OUR HYDROGEN EMANATIONS; Dewar Says One Man Gives Off 500 Cubic Centimeters a Day.
• Extra Standard Oil Dividend.
• CONCERNING PINDELL.
• PURE SPARKLING WATER; Will Gush to This City in the Greatest Conduit of History.
• Miss Lesher to Wed F. D. Everett.
• LATEST CUSTOMS RULINGS.; Plants, Colored Glass, and Printed Cards Are Ruled On.
• National Commission Decisions.
• CALIFORNIA FEELS A QUAKE.; Enough to Rattle Windows In San Francisco and Its Environs.
• YALE GYMNASIUM WORK.; Dr. Born Shows Change in Physical Measurements of Students.
• Goethals Will Stay, Unless Forced Out
• AMATEURS ON THE MAT.; Hungarian-American A. C. Wrestling Shows Excellent Grappling.
• COBEQUID'S RESCUED GOING HOME TO-DAY; Royal Mail Director and Marine Superintendent Had Expected to Die. THOUGHT HELP IMPOSSIBLE Royal Mail Line Plans to Extend Its Service for Panama Canal.
• AUTO LOOPS LOOP; FOUR PERSONS HURT; Mrs. John Tappin Has Her Spine and Miss Emma Lowe Her Collarbone Broken. IT SKIDDED ON THE ICE Machine Had to be Jacked Up to Release the Injured -- Car Owner Escapes Unhurt.
• 5,007 BANKS JOIN REGIONAL SYSTEM; 169 More Will Do So -- 1,016 State Institutions and Trust Companies Also Accept. FORM FOR STATE BANKS Treasury Issues Text of Resolution of Application -- 75 Banks to Become Nationalized.
• SCOLDS GERMAN SOCIALISTS; Chancellor, in Zabern Debate, Says They "Undermine the Throne."
• COLOMBIA VOTES ON FEB. 8.; Yet Peace Prevails, the Foreign Minister Tells the Powers.
• BOURSES OF EUROPE; Irregularity on the London Market -- Prices Firm in Paris, Weaker in Berlin.
• Sues Frank H. Platt for $100,000.
• RAILROAD WIRELESS.
• $85,862,712 FROM LIQUOR.; Revenue Tax Also Yields $64,000,000 from Tobacco.
• CALLS SENATORS ON MEXICO CRISIS; President Wilson Invites Foreign Relations Committee to Meet Him Monday Evening. SITUATION MORE SERIOUS Financial Complications of the Huerta Government May Come to a Head at Any Moment. TO DISCUSS JAPAN ALSO Panama Canal Tolls and Other Foreign Problems Likely to be Brought Up.
• Snodgrass Returns Contract Unsigned
• FLYING BOAT UP 3,500 FEET.; World's Record Said to Have Been Made by Soldier with Passenger.
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• TO KEEP DOWN MOTORING COSTS; Connecticut Auto Association Offers New Benefits in Insurance and supplies.
• Mrs. Woodrow Wilson's Sister III.
• WILLETT CASE GOES TO THE JURY TO-DAY; Ex-Congressman on the Stand Denies He Paid Cash for Nomination. TO CALL KETCHAM AGAIN Surrogate to be Asked if He Said He Drew $7,000 from Bank When He Ran for Office.
• BIG AUTOMOBILE EXPORTS.; $40,000,000 Last Year, as Compared with $2,000,000 Ten Years Ago.
• HUNGARIAN DEPUTIES RIOT.; Opposition Members Ejected in Debate on Press Reform Bill.
• NEW NAPOLEONIC HEIR.; Son Born to Prince Victor, French Imperial Pretender.
• THE D. & H. STRIKE.; Reinstatement of Dismissed Men Is a Blow at Discipline.
• CONDITIONS OF TRADE.
• BOARD OF ESTIMATE READY FOR REFORMS; Body Reorganized Along the Efficiency Lines of Mitchel Administration. FOR CHARTER REVISION Fourteen Standing Committees Authorized -- Constructive Social Welfare Work Planned.
• MINERS EXPEL UNION ACCUSED OF SPYING; Told West Virginian Organization Is Run by a Detective Agency. NO NATIONAL LABOR PARTY Convention Rejects American Federation Plan -- Indorses Bill Legalizing Agreements with Employers.
• CANNOT AGREE WITH LIND.; Magon, It Is Said, Gets Word Wilson Won't Yield on Huerta.
• Catcher Owens for Federal League.
• THE REAL ESTATE FIELD; Lorillard Estate Sells Duane Street Buildings -- Big Lease of Western Union in Telephone Building Recorded - Many Buyers in Bronx -- Good Suburban Market.
• NO WILSON PHONE SPEECHES; President Won't Make Any More Long-Distance Addresses.
• JOE RIVERS OUTPOINTED.; Ad Wolgast, Former Lightweight Champion, Wins at Milwaukee.
• Mitchel Can't Believe He Has Lost Goethals
• OUIMET WHACKS THE BALL.; Open Golf Champion Limbers Up on Pinehurst Course.
• ORIGINAL 'BIG STICK' STOLEN; The Colonel Gave It to Roosevelt Board of Trade for Sale at Auction.
• EXPLAINS McCURDY SUIT.; Forrest Ferguson Says It Does Not Concern Carlton-Ferguson Co.
• CUNARD LINE STAYS OUT.; Won't Join New Association to Fight Hamburg-American.
• MUTINY ON THE DEVONIAN.; British Police Arrest 19 Union Seamen at Holyhead.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• LET HOURWICH OUT, ENDING LONG FIGHT; Garment Workers' Joint Board Accepts Resignation After All-Night Contest. EMPLOYERS EXPECT PEACE Further Conferences Will Change Board of Grievances -- Sidney Hillman Suggested for Chief Clerk.
• WOMEN UNIONISTS EJECT MAN INTRUDER; Refuse to Listen to Troubles of Carl Hecht, Who Is Unemployed.
• DRY GOODS MEN'S CONVENTION ENDS; A Disclaimer That They Offend Against the AntiTrust Law.
• Times Readers Discover New Reversible Words.
• COTTON CORD DUTIES.; Omission of a Word In Last Tariff Law Will Save Importers 5%.
• TO CURB WATER COMPANIES.; Erie Assemblyman Would Put Them Under Service Commissions.
• GIVES DRAMATIC PHANTASY.; Theatrical Association Presents "Romance of Willow Pattern."
• SMALLPOX IN REFUGEE CAMP.; Immediate Vaccination of 4,900 Soldiers and Others Ordered.
• Phillies Sign Four Players.
• CHICAGO FLYING BOAT LINE.; Round Trips from Grant Park to Lake Forest at $28 a Head.
• HOCKEY CLUB WINS.; Crescents Make a Weak Showing, Scoring Only One Goal
• ELLIOTT OUTLINES NEW HAVEN POLICY; Railroad Chairman at Dinner Says He Needs Help of the Community. WILL CARRY OUT PROMISES Appeals to Society to Insist on Same "Rigid Accountability" from Labor as from Capital.
• COMMEND WILSON BILLS.; Chicago Business Men Think He Is on the Right Track.
• POLICEMAN REINSTATED.; Appellate Division Gives Its Views of Department Discipline.
• Uphold Prudential Commissioners.
• BRITISH WILL FIGHT AMERICAN PACKERS; Two Largest English Meat Firms Amalgamate to Control Their Own Market.
• FINANCIAL MARKETS; Rise Carried Further -- Cash Inflow Still Large -- Many Security Issues Awaited.
• Article 2 -- No Title
• MISSED MISS ANNE MORGAN.; Reception Committees at Chicago and Milwaukee Disappointed.
• REBUKES THIRD AVE. LINE.; Service Board Points to New Haven in Refusing Request.
• 88,586 Pennsylvania Stockholders.
• Letter to the Editor 1 -- No Title
• IN THE ART GALLERIES.; The Late Leon Hirsch Collection and Fragonards on View.
• DAVID E. SICHER DEAD.; Pioneer White Goods Merchant Succumbs to Apoplexy In His 75th Year
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• WHEN GIANTS COME HOME.; National and American Leagues Appoint Reception Committees.
• KAISER'S HEIR ATTACKED.; Sentry Intercepts a Lunatic -- Prince, at a Circus, Forgets Dinner.
• TIGER TEAM CRIPPLED.; Two of Best Hockey Players Cannot Play Against Harvard.
• FOSTER RETURNS HOME.; Delilah Bradley Says She Will Rejoin Him if She Can.
• WILSON IS NEUTRAL ON EXCHANGE BILLS; Will Neither Oppose Nor Press Legislation for Stock Trading Reforms, He Tells Cabinet. POINTS TO PARTY'S PLEDGES But Does Not Wish to Confine Congress Strictly to Declarations of Baltimore Platform.
• BALLIN SAYS HE IS NOT ILL.; Government, Not Sickness, Forced Him to Abandon Fair Plans.
• PERRET STARTS FOR JAPAN.; American Student of Volcanoes to Visit the Sakura District.
• URGES ASIATIC BAN AS JAPAN PROTESTS; Secretary Wilson Issues Letter Calling on Congress to Exclude All Orientals. PRESIDENT NOT CONSULTED Cabinet Member's Action Considered Inopportune -- Suggests Army Physical Test for Immigrants.
• DECREE FOR MRS. BROKAW.; Her Divorce from W. Gould Brokaw Is Made Final.
• THE NEW TRUST BILLS.
• Letter to the Editor 2 -- No Title
• TEA EXPERTS NAMED.; McNamara of Brooklyn and Hellyer of Chicago the New Members.
• 300 ATTEND DANCE FOR MISS BACHE; Mr. and Mrs. Jules S. Bache Entertain for Their Debutante Daughter at Sherry's.