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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1921

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Lloyd George Yields Point in New Strike Parley

London cabals report Premier Lloyd George yielding on reinstating safety men at mines to avert a nation wide strike. Parliament hears miners demand national wage system and profits pool while railway and transport unions pledge solidarity. Volunteers may be mobilized to maintain essential services.

Triune New York Celvunn London Lloyd George House of Commons Yas Uit Libor McNemara Labor Railway Wen Minora James Henry Thomas Algo Remioy Hense of Commons Mor Geeren Lloyd Georgee Ilroad Fineers Tte National Union of Railwaymen Syapathyith Erefore Dunsnors

Funeral for Unknown Man in New Jersey Burial in Private Cemetery

An unnamed man from Wangs New Jersey who wrote regrets to Gustave Kurs is to be buried in a private cemetery instead of Potter's Field. Kurs, long a county official, will fund a dignified funeral. relatives may claim the body within a short period. The note on the body expresses a wish for those who wronged his lady to be excused.

Jersey Min Ho Tvs Gustave Kuns Wangs N. J Kurs Taide

Paris Radicals Protest Napoleon Centenary Honor

The Radical Socialist federation in Paris adopts a motion denouncing the government for backing the Napoleon centenary. They condemn the celebration as defying democratic ideals and fostering mass acquiescence to dictatorship. The resolution passes unanimously in the Paris district.

Paris Radical Socialist Party

Harding to Seek 400 Million for U S Fleet Funding

President Harding plans to urge Congress to provide a large appropriation to build a permanent American merchant marine. He fears fiscal conservatism and tax cuts may block needed aid while foreign shipowners push low rates to undercut U S competition. The message aims to persuade Congress in person to secure long term sea power for American industry.

Washligilly Harding Congress Shipping Board Kent Murding Ord America Senate Jacob He Gullinger New Hampshire

U.S. Seeks Allied Support for Mandate Plea

Washington reports expects allies to back a demand for the new program. Officials say no recession will result if the plan proceeds and stress cooperation with partner nations to fund and implement the mandate.

U.S

Hylan to Run Says Murphy in Tammany Outlook

Murphy says Mayor Hylan will be renominated, while Craig is not expected to be reelected. Tammany Hall signals Knott as potential Comptroller with Bronx or Queens balance, amid talks on Hearst attacks and a no fare hike slogan.

Hylan Murphy Craig Charles P. Murphy Tammany Hall John P. Hylan Mr. Murphy William R. Mearst Charles J. Craig Sherif David M. Knott Tammany War Tne Mylan The Evening Journal Hearst Press Hearst Hylan Tammany City Hill Jacoh A. Hivingston Brooklyn Republican Organization Spealor Machold Amd Tammany Legislative Committee Katimiate Sherif Knott Tammany Contractors Knott Tammany Mall Miller Hearst-Hylan- Tatumany Campuison

German Captain von Demning Attacks Allied Officials

The Berliner Zeitung reports German captain von Demning attacked and wounded three Inter Allied Plebiscite Commission officials in Gleiwitz, Prussian Silesia. He was then shot down by another commission member.

Berlin Berliner Zeitung von Demning Gleiwitz Prussian Silesia Eaus von Demning

Wilson Action Weakens U.S. Stand on Mandate

Paris dispatch reports European powers prepare to respond with sympathy but little else to the Harding administration note on mandates. France and Britain stay officially mute while the United States is told the mandate issue requires a round-table conference and invitation to the U.S. envoy to participate.

the Tribune Washington Japan Great Britain Vraves Italy Germany American State Department Harding United States Hich America League Ralph Courtney Tribune New York Tribune Inc Paris France

Sun Yat Sen Elected President of China

Canton Parliament unanimously elects Dr Sun Yat Sen first Provisional President as republic replaces empire. Sun Yat Sen and southern leaders oppose Peking terms, with southern provinces threatening separation and unification progress amid long political split.

Sun Yat Sen China Canton Honolulu T. H Tme Empire Liberty News Northern Wa Ting Fang Peking

Miller Calls Hylan Probe Conference Votes in Senate Blocked

The Senate failed to report out a graft inquiry into New York City departments after a visit by Kings County boss Jacob A. Livingston and allied Hylan supporters. A conference is set for Monday at 8 with Governor Miller presiding. Elon R. Brown and Assemblyman Steinberg will attend to discuss the inquiry’s fate.

M.bany Senate City of New York Jacob A. Livingston Kings County Theodore Douglas Robinson Interolonel Roosevelt Joseph Steinberg Teis- Iuture Livingston Miller Elon R. Brown New York City Tine Miller Seid

Convict Brindell Spurns Hash and Accepts Ham Eggs

OSSINING April 7 Robert P Brindell a Sing Sing labor leader and inmate No 7 rejected hash at a midday meal and accepted ham and two eggs a violation of prison rules. A waiter who served the dish was punished with confinement and may face transfer to upstate prison. Brindell faces grade demotion and trial as authorities warn no special privileges for rookies in the building trades.

Ossining N. Va Robert P. Brindell Sing Sing Brindell Sheehy Lewis E. Lawes Lawes

Harris’s Conflicting Tale of Elwell Murder

Sto correspondent Hoppalo reports Harris’s intricate but flawed account of the Elwell murder. He places the Elwell home at 244 West Seventieth Street, not Seventy-first Street, and the timing shifts from June 11 to June 12.

Sto Hoppalo Roy Harris Elwell Harris Seventy-first Street West Seventieth Street Stone House William H. Pendleton Far“lock Viola Kraus Edwell

Hold-Up Case Hoax Rocks Rankine Mystery

Albert Hart, railroad brakeman, was jailed on attempted grand larceny charges tied to a $10,000 ransom demand for Mrs. Annette Rankine, missing widow of 14 Last Sixtieth Street. Police doubt the suspect’s knowledge of Rankine’s disappearance and probe the alleged call trail from Grand Central to West Fortieth Street.

Albert Hart West Pox Onil Street Annette K. Rankine Priv Kraft Walsh East Fifty First Street Grand Central Guaranty Trust Company Nye West Fortieth Street

Meyer Proposes NYC Charter Revision Bill

Senator Schuyler Meyer introduced a bill to create a 15 member commission to revise the New York City charter and suggest changes for the next Legislature. The measure appropriates 25 000 dollars and names appointees by the Governor plus the Mayor Corporation Counsel four borough presidents and an alderman. The bill was referred to the Finance Committee without debate.

Tribune Albany Schuyler Meyer New York City Senate Finance Committee City of New York Financial Committee

Girl Loses $5,000 Radium on Chicago Transit

In Chicago a capsule containing two milligrams of radium valued at over $5,000 is missing after a northbound Englewood elevated train ride last Saturday. Miss Lillian Brown, a worker for a group of prominent physicians who owned the radium, fears the dangerous item could threaten lives yet promises hope for patients if recovered.

Chicago Englewood Lillian Brown

Mrs Fairchilds Picture in Paper After Murder Declared Harris

Front Page Buffalo April 7 Roy Harris, confessed accomplice in the Elwell murder, tells The Tribune he knows the Mrs Fairchild who hired him and his partner to kill Joseph Bowne Elwell. He says he recognized her photo in a New York paper and describes her appearance and alleged jewelry as evidence of refinement. He recounts events leading to the shooting with inconsistencies but authorities deem his confession credible. He claims he did not intend to fulfill his part and discusses money and protection by a politician.

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