The Sun: “It Shines for All”
January 1
THE PALMER RAIDS
January 2
The New York Age and the Harlem Renaissance
January 3
AdS for Abraham & Straus in BrOOKLYN NEWSPAPERS
January 4
The Babe Ruth Deal
January 5
Of Beer and the Babe
January 6
Harry Frazee, New Yorker
January 7
New York State Assembly Expels Socialists
January 8
Emilio de Gogorza: A Brooklynite Sings in Brooklyn
January 9
A HARLEM SCHOOL AND ITS STAFF
January 10
DOROTHY PARKER gets FIRED
January 11
The Daily News and the Vanderbilt Mansion
January 12
Plans for Parks in Manhattan, the Bronx, and staten island
January 13
FP Adams’s “Conning Tower” & the Parker Affair
January 14
Saks and Co. Fur Coats
January 15
A Shoot-out at Manhattan Savings Bank
January 16
Prohibition:
no joke
January 17
Mary Pickford at the Rivoli
January 18
The ACLU begins in Greenwich Village
January 19
Baby found in Swapped Luggage
January 20
Caruso and Ponselle in La Juive at the Met
January 21
“The best known Jew in the country”
January 22
The American Hebrew and Jewish Messenger’s take on prohibition
January 23
Deadly Conditions at Ellis Island
January 24
Marcus Garvey speaks at Liberty Hall
January 25
A deadly flu epidemic, and dangerous ice and snow
January 26
When oysters became delicacies
January 27
Arnold Rothstein meets Meyer Lansky
January 28
Prohibition raids of private homes
January 29
Amy Jacques and the Negro Factories Corporation
January 30
Combatting Winter with Coal, Gas, and Whiskey
January 31