The New York herald., 1920-01-12
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GENERAL.


Democratic leaders in Washing
ton were alarmed by reports from
the West that William j. Bryan
is seeking to fuse the radical farm
and labor elements Of the nation
into a new party, and that he might
| be the candidate for President on a
platform demanding nationaliza-
ton of all industry.-Page 1,
Part 2.
Socialist leaders confer here on prepara-
fionS for the trial Of the five suspended
Socialist Assemblymen at Albany. Charles
Il. Hughes and Samuel Seabury are maong
kthose considered for legal counsel.-Page I.
Part 9.
Evidence that plot supported by Amer
FScan draft evaders is on foot to establish
lsolshevism in Mexico will be presented at
hearings of the Senate Subcommittee In
svestigating Mexican affairs.-Page 1,
gJ'art2
Immediate deportation Of alien feds.
trial Of American born Bolshevists. more
Scareful supervision OF immigrants, fair
itreatment of labor, protection OF property
land increased production were urged by
Major General Leonard Wood in an ad-
dress at Passaic, N. J.-Page l, Part z
Opening Of the Legislature at Albany
finds the rule politics first" in full force
Page !. Part 2
:, Trenton CN. J.) landlady declares DR..
FBrard, under the name Charles Mulley,"
.roomed for q year in her house. reading
sincessantly and paying his rent with fifty
dollar bills.-Page /. Part 2.
e. My,tor,x <So <,,.o 1890 -, - -
from Hull House. Chicago, of Miss Jeanne
Anna De Kay. daughter Of John Wesley
De Kay, OF Lucerne, Switzerland, and a
protegee Of Miss Jane Adams, is still un-
solved but --iss Addams Is convinced the
girl has not been abducted.-Page S, Part 2.
Robert w. Woolley. Interstate COM
merce Commissioner, presidtc a substan-
tial increase in the high cost of living
when the railroads are returned to their
owners as they will call for an advance
in rates which will amount to $215 for
every family.-Page 4, Part 2.
Secretary of the Treasury Glass declares
the country can pay it's great war debt
out of taxes, provided Congress does not
enter new fields OF expenditure.-Page4 4,
Part g.
New legislation will occupy large share
Of the attention Of Congress this week,
.
will be resumed and several new ones
started.-Page 4, Part 9
! Special sessions OF the Legislature have
aibeen called in several States to ratify
outrage in order that women may vote
..;'t the Presidential elections.-Page 4,
NPart ..
h Entrants for the Democratic nomination
3; for President still in doubt regarding
: whether Mr.. Wilson will again be cam
: didate.-Page 4. Part 2.
Three Woods brothers arrive from Lin
I coin, Neb., with the Pershing for Presi-
dent boom and meet open headquarters
\ Nberc.-Page 3, Part 2.
4 Census takers in New York are breaking
all records in enumerating. and the popu-
lation of the greater city probably will be
known before May Page 8, Part l.
Broadway prepares for it's biggest
splash at the wake for old John Barley
corn.-Page 6. Part 2.
Many receptions and dances by Ameri-
can Legion posts here on programme for
the week-Edith' Cavell Post to greet
friends Saturday night at the Imperial
Page g. Part 2.
Presbyterian clergyman. with studio
near Central Park, tells Of lending $500 to
Mrs. May jennings Bennett and advising
her to lead an honest life.-Page 5, Part g.
Fugitives from red raids by the Depart
nent Of Justice issue n new Communist
1nanifesto.-Page 3, Part 2.
Flying bullets in a pistol duel on the
lower west side alarm hundreds.-Page S,
Fart 2.
Youthful master OF firebugs, after tell
ing of fifty blazes and robberies in Brook
lyn, Manhattan and Hoboken, describes
his scheme TO extend his activities to
Philadelphia.-Page s, Part 2.