10 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1922
Page
1
A chaotic statement on spiritualism and public belief clashes with Doyle and other figures amid claims of worldwide assertion. Details remain unclear amid garbled text but point to a push by spiritualist groups and critique from opponents in a city setting.
The OCR heavy fragment discusses labor, war, and death with scattered proper nouns and dates. It references a voyage or promenade, mentions pneumonia deaths, and hints at a life beyond death. The text includeswho speaks and reacts, but is largely incomprehensible and disjointed.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a shooting and ensuing events with scattered names, locations, and details. The legible bits mention a Borough, a shooting, and references to streets or areas such as Brook Street, Glen, and Sew York, with unclear patient or witness notes and hospital terms mixed in.
The article sketches a chaotic Moscow marketplace where shoppers face scarce goods and soaring prices under Soviet rule. It notes brash selling of luxury wares by new elites, government raids, and a stark contrast between luxury foods and hardships, with anecdotes of restaurants, shops, and the harsh ruble economy.
A sensational account reports De Valera faces a fight after claims of a deposed government and a naval force of 86 000. Warns that world influence may be lost as tensions escalate and political control shifts amid reports from observers and officials.
Fragmentary report details British and Irish tensions over the Irish conference and Collins warning of civil strife. It notes rail disruption near Arklow and Wexford clashes, De Valera’s adversaries urging restraint, and international pressure as Irish politics edge toward potential upheaval.
In a Brooklyn home on Wythe Avenue Tari found his friend JA unconscious and bleeding after a confrontation with Doyle who had followed a woman seeking money. Doyle beat the woman, took cash, and fled. later Doyle shot and killed in Bowery lodging. Magistrate Thomas S McAndrews detained Doyle without bail for murder as investigators pursue the case involving Veith and others.
William Warner, a man who said he had not slept for forty years, died in Great Barrington Mass at 75. He lived with Mrs Houghtaling two years and attracted attention for nightly inspirations and predictions. A Civil War veteran, known as the Sleepvine Wonder, he farmed turmeric and supplied it to a local print shop. His survivor is his wife Samantha Henton of Canton. Funeral arrangements were pending Tuesday afternoon.
A Newark jeweler, Wilweas Skewet, reports his diamonds worth about 5300,000 stolen during a subway attack. A $45,000 reward via Burns Detective Agency spurred joint police work as investigators traced the heist to a garage near West Sixteenth Street where bottles and alcohol were seized amid a gunfight with four guards.
Harvard University’s division of industrial hygiene conducts a three year lab study on lead poisoning and dust hazards across mines and factories. Researchers seek evidence on how different dust types affect workers and how dust exposure levels relate to health risk. An industrial clinic at Massachusetts General Hospital also treats poisoning and dust related ailments.
The Allied powers urge Switzerland to grant asylum to ex-empress Zita of Austria Hungary, as Geneva insists on non interference pledges. Zita cites Madeira climate as unsuitable for herself and her child, while Swiss officials seek assurances she will stay away from travel routes and avoid entering any region that could provoke unrest.
Reported at a major conference Franks and British circles discuss cutting military forces amid pressure from Lenins bloc. Delegates aim to secure economies and agree on reduced armament while weighing Bolshevik influence and future cooperation with Russia.
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