29 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1922
Page
1
A Philadelphia case centers on the death of a Guggenheim relative from poison in a domestic incident. A man called a servant and attempted to poison himself with carbolic acid after a dispute. Investigators suspect foul play, with a hospital death following deliberate poisoning.
Fragmented report states a sheriff and two deputies were killed by a mob in Illinois amid chaotic clashes. The dispatch mentions armed confrontation and scattered notes of local authorities urging calm and investigation.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a negotiations scene involving Downeat Prague with references to names such as Goldman and Ardenas Grane Papiddius. The readable portions are garbled, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to reliably summarize.
Dudge Hal ds himself for grand jury action in Passain County Nex gereay. Joseph A. Delaney of Me Court of Common Pleas appears in as the marge of trantlaughter yeater. After arrest in Pate, his automobile struck Honey Cowan. The only Judge of the Common Meas in che veend, he remained in custody until the proper bail was posted.
A fragmented report covers international policy, domestic crime, and wartime actions. It notes League of Women Voters activity, Wyoming housing debates, and congression al inquiries. Local ordinances, tax concerns, and market stats appear amid scattered names and events.
A sensational tale from Wallington, New York, recounts an entangled expatriate set linked to wealthy Britons including Mrs. Starr and Miss Stevens. The report follows their travels through Monte Carlo, Naples, and London, detailing passports, a Biltmore stay, and alleged romantic entanglements as authorities pursue questions over the pair's movements and associations.
A chaotic scene unfolds with Wilson Cheeres wy By tye a of Aaa amid crowd cheers and talk of trials. The report describes a public figure facing scrutiny and emotional moments as supporters react to events and questions about leadership.
In Washington Miss Hughes persuades Secretary of State and others to fund bridesmaids hats, while Miss Catherine Hughes plans a cost conserving millinery effort. The wedding party will wear outfits designed by Miss Hughes and Miss Amey Wallace with bridesmaids assisting in creating their attire.
The article reports on Hylan pressuring the Transit Commission to accelerate work on the Livania Avenue route and related lines, amid delays and contract readvertising issues. The Brooklyn board voices demands for urgent contract tenders and extended streetcar routes, highlighting friction between city leaders and the Transit Commission.
A blaze at Tarrytown station disabled New York Central trains yesterday afternoon. Power third rail sparked danger as two hot taps flooded tracks and nearby signals, forcing track repairs. Delays affected Wolverine Express Lake Shore Limited and Buffalo line. outbound traffic resumed at seven. Passengers departing the station walked the tracks.
Genoa reports show Allied powers planning a trade consortium to foster economic penetration of Russia. France and Britain push private credits and credits for Soviet autonomy, with Belgium and Britain pledging significant sums for Russian development, guarded by political negotiations and conditions. The plan seeks early implementation and leans on non-interference by the Soviet government while inviting private and national groups to operate under foreign social practices.
Report from La Follette details record profits from oil leases and a court filing charging major oil interests. A 40 to 600 year range is cited alongside Senate speculation and potential contract announcements involving Sinclair stocks amid ongoing legal actions.
The report details extensive courtroom actions with judges imposing long terms on numerous defendants. It mentions Albert R. Shateiek and Herman Bo, plus the sentencing of seventy women for crimes ranging from larceny to murder. Judges Rosalsky, Mantay, and others assign prison terms totaling many years. Delaware contracts and a Wyoming reserve are also referenced in a broader judicial and political context.
Frank Alesi of Thi stongthy onus Brooklyn rushed to Williamsburg police seeking protection for his wife who he said was tormented by a spirit. A patrolman calmed him then later Alesi stabbed his wife with scissors claiming he had injured the spirit but not his spouse. He was arrested as the incident unfolded in Gates Avenue.
Moscow reports the Supreme Revels sentenced Ninaty Presnel and three others to prison terms on a charge of driving an engineer from his post and harassing him to the point of self-destruction. The trial, led by M. Krelenko, reveals officials pressured V Oldenberger of Moscow waterworks to resign by false accusations to purge non party members.
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