TIMES MEN PUSH ON IN ALASKAN SLUSH; Overcome Tremendous Odds on the Melting Trails on Trip to Point Barrow.

Repub leaders in several States said to urge N Y S referendum; 14 Assemblymen who voted for dry enforcement tell Speaker McGinnies they favor Karle-Phelps bill; McGinnies tells them he believes referendum futile

OUTSIDERS URGING REFERENDUM HERE; Republicans in Other States Advise Holding of Modification Poll in November.

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New Regulations Limit Inspection of Tax Return

Norge lands safely at Leningrad base; map of route; preparations for flight to Spitzbergen

NORGE LANDS SAFELY AT LENINGRAD BASE AFTER BATTLING FOG; Amundsen's Airship Arrives at Its Russian Hangar at 8 P.M. After Long Delays. BEARINGS LOST IN THE MIST Fliers, Driven From Course at 3:15 P.M., Find to Their Surprise They Are in Esthonia. ENGINES WORK PERFECTLY Dirigible Makes a Speed of From 60 to 90 Kilometers, Flying at a Height of 100 to 500 Meters.

Coolidge Breaks Attack of Grip in Five Hours; Owl Perches on the Post of His Bed at Night

Removal will be urged by Anti-Saloon League of Ky for beer stand

Kentucky Drys Demand Ousting of Andrews; He Explains He Is Not Urging Change of Law

J D S Inglis said to have made new record for motoring in England by driving from London to Aberdeen at rate of 43 mi an hour

American Car in 547-Mile Run Sets British Motoring Record

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RIGA., Latvia, April 15. -- The dirigible Norge of the Amundsen-Ellsworth Nobile polar expedition landed safely at the Gatchina hangar, about thirty-five miles from Leningrad at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the presence of crowds of peasants shouting "Hurrah. The Norge appeared above Gatchina at 5:40 o'clock Greenwich Time.  

Peasants Cheer Arrival.; NORGE LANDS SAFELY AT LENINGRAD BASE

Protests to Gov Moore against action of N J police and county officers in textile workers' strike

THOMAS GIVES BAIL IN 'RIOT ACT' ARREST; MOVE BY MOORE SEEN; Socialist Leader Freed and Strike Zone Hears Governor Warned Police to Go Slow. INTERVENTION IS SOUGHT Strikers' Appeal to the State Executive Is Delayed by His Illness. NO WHITE HOUSE PICKETING Children Leave for Home After Their Leader Sees President Coolidge's Secretary. THOMAS GIVES BAIL IN 'RIOT ACT' ARREST

EDUCATOR HITS DRY ACT; S.H. Church of Carnegie Institute Sees Aim for 'Religious Control.' REED NETTLES DRY CHIEF Draws Angry Disavowal of Urging People to Watch the Neighbors for Liquor. MRS. NORTON BACKS WETS Woman Representative Calls Volstead Act Failure -- Drys to Testify Today. Dry Unit Chemist Describes Bootleg Process; Kitchen Utensil as a Sample Still Members of the House Advocate Beer and Wine as a Temperance Measure

Danziger pleads guilty to charge of extortion in Bronx Co Supreme Court; freed on $10,000 bail to aid investigation; warned to tell all; investigation of charges that 2 former Health Dept officials were originators and chief beneficiaries of graft; H W Morgan, former asst secretary to Dr Monaghan, dismissed; P E Pfistol, food inspector, to go on trial Apr 22

DANZIGER REVEALS MORE MILK GRAFT ON COURT'S WARNING; Pleads Guilty to Extortion and Is Freed on $10,000 Bail to Aid Investigators. TELL ALL, SAYS JUSTICE Prisoner's New Disclosures Said to Be About $1,000,000 Fund for Protection. MONAGHAN AID DISMISSED Board Finds Him Guilty of "Irregularities" -- Two Health Officials on Trial Today. DANZIGER REVEALS MORE MILK GRAFT

Wurts-Dundas, M H, $40,000 jewels taken from apt; window cleaner sought

MISS WURTS-DUNDAS IS ROBBED OF GEMS; Wealthy Society Girl Reports Loss of Costly Heirlooms From Park Av. Home. JEWELS VALUED AT $40,000 Police Seek a Window Cleaner Who Came to Apartment on Wednesday, Then Vanished. MISS WURTS-DUNDAS IS ROBBED OF GEMS

Stein, A, 157 Clymer St, home robbed; M Weitzman, 13-yr-old boy, trails thief, I Levine, who is arrested

Boy, 13, Trails Thief Suspect and Aids Arrest; Absent From School but the Police Explain It

General strike of towboat workers called by Associated Marine Workers to enforce wage demands

3,000 IN TUG STRIKE; MAY TIE UP HARBOR; Delay of Liners Is Threatened as 400 Towboats Are Put Out of Service.

Radicals break up meeting called in N Y C to consider terms for settlement of furriers' strike

RADICALS DISRUPT FUR PEACE MEETING; Hour's Wild Demonstration Blocks Hearing of Terms of Strike Settlement. COMMUNIST LEADER BARRED Police Plow Into Crowd at Tumultuous Gathering Outside Carnegie Hall. 42-HOUR WEEK ASSURED A.F. of L. Had Gotten 10% Minimum Pay Rise -- Other Demands Met.

Protest against Chilean newspaper attacks on U S with reference to Tacna-Arica dispute

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Court action dismissed; employs 6 guards after threatening telephone calls

BROWNING GUARDED AS HE GETS THREATS; Six Detectives Watch Over Him After Telephone Calls -- Court Case Dismissed. HE BUYS $5,000 RINGS Young Bride Gets Frocks and Coat -- Meets Dorothy Sunshine at School.

WASHINGTON, April 15. -- A delegation representing the Passaic strikers filed a protest with President Coolidge today declaring that their constitutional rights had been revoked. Then they left without doing any actual picketing of the White House as they had planned.  

BAR WHITE HOUSE PICKETS.; Police Won't Let Children Parade -- Strikers Protest to Coolidge.

OFFERS TACNA-ARICA PLAN.; Kellogg Submits New Proposal to Envoys for Mediation.

Says Russia looks to U S with its capital, energy and skill to tap Russia's resources, int at Moscow

RUSSIA LOOKS. HERE FOR CAPITAL SOURCE; Joffe, of Concessions Board, Says America Alone Has Cash, Energy and Skill. CALLS SAFEGUARDS AMPLE He Says Our Failure to Recognize the Soviet "Matters but Little" to the Concessionaire.

Increases granted to hodcarriers and wheelbarrow men in Atlantic City

Hodcarriers to Get $10 a Day.

Pierre Jacques Louis Fabre was a French pharmaceutical and cosmetics executive and pharmacist, who founded Laboratoires Pierre Fabre in 1962. Fabre, a rugby enthusiast, was also the owner of Castres Olympique, a French rugby union club based in the city of Castres.

April 16, 1926

Headlines from April 16, 1926

TIMES MEN PUSH ON IN ALASKAN SLUSH; Overcome Tremendous Odds on the Melting Trails on Trip to Point Barrow.

OUTSIDERS URGING REFERENDUM HERE; Republicans in Other States Advise Holding of Modification Poll in November.

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