Judge J.B. Moore of the World Court Aided In Drafting the New Reservations Adopted
By Special to The New York Times
Judge J B Moore aided drafting of new Swanson reservations
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January 28, 1926
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ARREST ANNOYERS OF GOVERNOR SMITH; Albany Police Send Cuevas, Impeachment Seeker, to Hospital for Observation.
By Special to The New York Times
Strategically diverts shell-shocked veteran from Gov Smith's private office
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PREMIER KATO DIES; HAD BEEN ILL 4 DAYS; Japan's Veteran Statesman Was Stricken With Influenza in Tokio on Saturday.
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Death of Premier Kato; Cabinet resigns
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COL. MITCHELL ASKS TO QUIT ARMY FEB. 1; APPROVAL EXPECTED; Suspended Officer's Friends Say That He Will Keep Up Aviation Fight. COOLIDGE WILL DECIDE War Department Officials Believe That the President Will Let the Colonel Go. MITCHELL'S LETTER BRIEF Gives No Reasons for Resignation -- Release May Be Permitted for 'Good of the Service.' COL MITCHELL ASKS TO QUIT ARMY FEB. 1
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Desires resignation from army to become effective Feb 1
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Notable Births
1926Jimmy Bryan, American race car driver (died 1960)[†]
James Ernest "Jimmy" Bryan was an American racing driver. Well-known for his habit of racing with an unlit cigar, Bryan was a three-time National Champion, and won the Indianapolis 500 in 1958. In Europe he is well-known for winning the 1957 Race of Two Worlds.