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January 10, 1926

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Notable Births

1926Musallam Bseiso, Palestinian journalist and politician (died 2017)^[†]

Musallam Wajih Bseiso was a Palestinian journalist and politician.

Notable Deaths

1926Eino Leino, Finnish poet and journalist (born 1878)^[†]

Eino Leino was a Finnish poet and journalist who is considered one of the pioneers of Finnish poetry and a national poet of Finland. His poems combine modern and Finnish folk elements. Much of his work is in the style of the Kalevala and folk songs in general. Nature, love, and despair are frequent themes in Leino's work. He is beloved and widely read in Finland today.

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Headlines from January 10, 1926

NAVY BEATS N.Y.U. IN FAST GAME, 27-21; Losers Lead Twice in First Period, but Middies Are Ahead at Half, 13 to 10,

By Special to The New York Times

ANNAPOLIS, Md., Jan. 9. -- The Naval Academy won at basketball here this afternoon from New York University by 27 to 21 in a game which has been equaled by few here in passing, team play and exciting incidents.

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M'LAUGHLIN SEIZES 44 CASES OF PAPERS IN ENRIGHT OFFICE; Refuses Plea of Predecessor for Delay and Sends Squad and Truck to Get Them. POLICE GUARDIAN DEMOTED Identification Bureau Shake-Up Follows Discovery Removal Had Been Permitted. EXPLANATION BY ENRIGHT Papers Only Duplicates, He Says, of No Use to City -- No Trace Yet of Two Police Funds. M'LAUGHLIN SEIZES 44 CASES OF PAPERS

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Made comdr of Poplar St Station, Bklyn

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PARK BOARDS READY WITH CITY-WIDE PLAN; City and State Authorities Unite on a $30,000,000 Program. BIG SUM FOR PLAYGROUNDS $10,000,000 for Them Alone in System on Which Speedy Action Will Be Urged. FOREST LAND GOING FAST And Being Denuded, So That Even if It Were Bought Back Later the Trees Would Be Lost. PARK BOARDS READY WITH CITY WIDE PLAN

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Outlines plan of Metropolitan Conf of City and State Park Authorities for park development in 5 boroughs, s at City Club luncheon

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HOOVER WARNS WORLD OF TRADE WARS; Secretary of Commerce Widens His Fight on Rubber Restriction to Include Coffee, Nitrates, Sisal, and Other Commodities Controlled by Foreign Governments -- He States Problem in Series of Questions

By Richard V. Oulahan

R V Oulahan cites warning of trade wars due to monopolies, port, map

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PROTEST TO MEXICO OVER NEW OIL LAWS; MAY BRING A BREAK; Sheffield Files Forceful Note, Declaring Rights of American Land Owners Injured.

By Special to The New York Times

Amb Sheffield files formal protest against retroactive provisions; impending break in diplomatic relations; courts may intervene; Sec Kellogg takes firm stand, demanding fulfillment of conditions of recognition; statements by M C Tellez, Mexican Amb in Wash, and Mexican Foreign Minister A J Saenz

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S-51 BOARD BLAMES THE CITY OF ROME; Liner Should Have "Kept Out of the Way" of Submarine, Naval Report Declares. SENT TO JUSTICE OFFICIALS Criminal or Civil Action, or Both, Is Expected Because of the Loss of 33 Lives. S-51 BOARD BLAMES THE CITY OF ROME

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Navy Dept makes findings public; report of Naval Court of Inquiry turned over to Dept of Justice; criminal or civil action against Ocean S S Co, owner of S S City of Rome, expected

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TIDAL WAVE SWEEPS HARBOR IN MAINE; Sea Had Previously Receded on Shore at Bernard, Exposing the Bottom. BOATS WRECKED BY INRUSH Two Fishermen Have Narrow Escape From Ice Driven by Force of Water.

By Special to The New York Times

Maine harbor swept by 3; boats wrecked

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German Spinsters Demand Annual "Leap Year" Week; AUTO SHOW OPENS AT GRAND CENTRAL

By Unknown Author

BERLIN, Jan. 9 (AP). -- German spinsters, weary of indirect methods of snaring the elusive male, are agitating for a recognized "leap year" week in each year, during which it shall be their privilege to propose.

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Chorus Riots on Geneva Stage As Mother and Daughter Fight

By Wireless To the New York Times

Increase in N Y C in 1925

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EUROPE IS RECASTING VIEWS OF OUR POLICY; Britain, in Particular, Grows More Optimistic Over Our Increasing Influence.

By Ernest Marshall

E Marshall on debt to Britain

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GIANTS' ELEVEN WINS AS NEVERS IS HURT; Torn Ligaments Put Jacksonville Star Out of Florida Game and New York Scores, 7-0. McBRIDE GETS TOUCHDOWN Blocked Kick and 2 Penalties Pave Way for Smash Over Line in Last Period.

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Jan. 9 (AP). -The New York Giants defeated the Jacksonville Stars in a professional football game at Fairfield Stadium here this afternoon, 7 to 0. The lone score of the game was made late in the last period when a line smash through centre by McBride gave the Giants the only tally.

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