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January 11, 1925

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Notable Births

1925Grant Tinker, American television producer, co-founded MTM Enterprises (died 2016)^[†]

Grant Almerin Tinker was an American television executive who was chairman and CEO of NBC from 1981 to 1986. Additionally, he was a co-founder of MTM Enterprises and a television producer.

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Headlines from January 11, 1925

New Congratulates Postmaster Who Killed Post Office Thief

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Congratulated by Postmaster Gen New for killing a thief in attempted post office robbery

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COMRADE TROTSKY TAKES PEN IN HAND; His Comments on the Communist Party Which Have Blown Up a Storm in Russia 1917. By L. Trotsky. Sochinenga, Tom III. 'collected works. Volume III.1. Part I., LXVIII., 467 pp.: Part II., 451 pp. Gossizdat (the State Publishing Company). Moscow.

By Alexander I. Nazaroff

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SEES A WAY TO LINK EFFORTS TO END WAR; Professor Shotwell, Co-Author of American Plan, Has Hope of a Compromise. FINDS A COMMON PRINCIPLE Believes Geneva Protocol, Will Be Changed to Provide Regional Alliances. OTHERS ATTACK HIS VIEWS Professor Gibbons and Senator McCormick Defend Isolation at Republican Club. SEES A WAY TO LINK EFFORTS TO END WAR

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Compromises between Geneva protocol and Amer plan for disarmament urged by Prof J T Shotwell in s to Natl Repub Club, N Y C; views of Prof H A Gibbons, Repr Burton and Sen McCormick

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CHARGES NOW MADE AGAINST GOV. DAVIS; Pardon Deal Rumors Fill Topeka -- Affidavit of Convict Says Davis Asked Money.

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Accused of accepting bribes for pardons in complaints to Atty Gen C B Griffith; statement on Pollman pardon; complaints by Mrs W A Nixon and G S Davis

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CHANGES CAUSE SURPRISE; Announcement Comes Unexpectedly to All Circles in Washington. EXPECTED HUGHES TO STAY Many Thought He Would Remain Another Year -- Financial Strain of Office Seen. FEW COMMENT ON KELLOGG Beck and Houghton Are Mentioned as Possibilities for the London Post.

By Special to The New York Times

Mentioned as possible successor to Amb Kellogg at London

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Saloon Keeper Juryman Is Subject of Inquiry

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Bergen Co, N J, prosecutor investigates acceptance for duty of G Munz, alleged saloon keeper of E Rutherford

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THE RISE OF RUTH GORDON

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RUTH GORDON has now been discovered for the third time -- which leads to a shrewd-suspicion that at this very moment Mr. Gilbert Seldes is feverishly at work upon a piece to make it unanimous.

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