State Is Ratified in Manhattan Primaries Leader Shift
The New York County Republican committee ratified Curran as State Senator and Lockwood as Comptroller with Gilroy as President Board of Aldermen nominees. Major Henry H Curran predicted primary victories, pledging support for the ticket as the executive committee of Kings County endorses the slate for the September 15, 1921, primary.
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Jacob A. Lsingston
Brooklyn
Charles Billes
George A. Glynn
Henry I. Curran
Cursar
Lockwood
Gilroy
Kings
Wmortex
New York County Committee
Sternoon
Charles B. Heyer
Republican County Committee
New York
Ystor Henry H. Curran
Charles C. Lockwood
Vinet Gilroy
Tammany Stoner
New York County
Henry H. Curran
Ceater
Mejor Curran
Wispborough
Sterdny
Borouck
Ala
Koontz Repub
Helen Vatick Boswei
County Register
John St. Hea
Shea
Friedsam
Bnet F. Ellert
Theolonel Michneam
Sacrehant
William Vidinellen
Parenore
Mr. Schneider
Morris Wy
General Sessions
Alfred J. Tal- Hatt Dee Joseph FP. Mulqueen
Indorae
Laan Sn Valente
Chay Court
Fuchs
John K. Henry W. Goddas ii
Divinacea
Ardellin Seailera
Sistes
Shor Censtant
How 32
Keroush
Ome
Sherif
Peter Met
Dieaidert
Assembly Uiadet
Unclear text fragment on a plea related to a child
Fragmentary notice discusses a man named Joe Giodlab related to a child Sophia and an operation. The readable portion shows references to submitting to an operation for the child and reprimands for misconduct. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
Swiss Tell Charles to Leave Swiss Territory by Month End
Swiss federal authorities give former Emperor Charles of Austria until the end of August to exit Switzerland. He reportedly plans residence in Spain with support from his cousin King Alfonso who has offered a castle.
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Geneva
Charles of Austria
Charles
Spain
Alfonso
Gunson Freed By Judge Who Excoriates Him
John J. Gunson was acquitted of bribery and extortion charges brought by Rebecca Molgado known as Toward. Judge Rosalsky directed acquittal after two key witnesses were deemed accomplices without corroboration. The judge criticized crooked police while stressing no legal case existed. An additional perjury indictment remains, with legal proceedings continuing in other court divisions.
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John J. Gunson
Rebecca Molgado
Toward
Gunon
Dominick
Rosaleky
Gunson
Rosolsky
Rebecca Melgado
Rose Gonzales
Rose
Bille Howard
Rosalsky
Jude Rosalsky
Gunyon
Judge Kosalsky
Sally Cobin
Lillian Cohen
Tosa
Ganson
Rosulsky
Trose
Buil
Lillian Love
Grace
Himiston
My Love
James W. Oxborne
Pudge Rossishy
Ias
Mra. Mumiston
Silbertmann
Caruso Laid to Rest in Naples Last Rites
Enrico Caruso received royal honors at Naples as his funeral proceeded from the Royal Church of San Francesco di Paola to a vault in the cemetery. King Victor Emmanuel sent a representative, crowds filled streets, and a temple hall draped in royal banners hosted services. Relatives, led by Giovanni, remembered the tenor amid candles and flowers, while Naples bore the cost of the funeral and government figures paid tribute in the Chamber of Deputies. The widow planned to live abroad, first to New York to settle affairs.
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Naples
Italy
Associated Press
Enrico Caruso
San Francesco di Paola
Victor Emmanuel
New York
Conservatory
Caplanes
San Francesco di Pala
Kingdom of
Caruso
Gloria
Basilica
Giovanni
Enrico
Rudolfo
Ferdinand
Ferdinand V
Rome
United States
Carisorone
Nitti Tame
Chamber of Deputies
Capaso
University of
America
Marco Rocca
Signor
Anile
Signor Nicoll
Denuty Porain
Giovanni Caruso
Pussyfoot Johnson Heads to India for Dry Law Advice
William E. Pussyfoot Johnson sails from London to India for a three month tour to advocate prohibition. He says British groups asked him to go and that he will not intrude, aiming to inform Indians how the United States handles prohibition while hoping England becomes dry upon his return in December.
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the Tribune
New York
Islein Inc
London
William E
Pusyfoot
Johnson
India
Ima
United States
England
Caruso's Will Gives Widow Use of Estate
Rome dispatch reports Enrico Caruso left two wills. The 1919 New York will is void, while a Sorrento will this year leaves the usufruct of the estate to his widow who must care for Caruso's mother. Upon the widow's death the property passes to the children and the brother.
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London
Enrico
Rome
New York
Sorrento
Caruso
Tenor
Gangster Shot Dead in Auto on East Side
Frank Lorello a Grand Street gangster and ex convict sat in a car at 109 Chrystie Street yesterday afternoon. A small man moved through the crowd and fired, Lorello fell with bullets in the throat chest arm and heart. The assailant fled into a hallway and vanished. Police link the murder to a long running gang feud on the East Side. Lorello had prior arrests including burglary and drug charges and lived on Delancey Street.
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Frank Lorello
Grand Street
Chrystie Street
Wmn
Wavello
Tovello
Cluter Lorellets Insaliant
Miller
Clinton Street
Lorelle
Gouverneur Hospital
Loretto
Torello
East Side
Sing Sing
Delancey Street
Christie Street
Ford's Dearborn Independent Wins Temporary Chicago Respite
Chicago Aug 4 Henry Ford's Dearborn Independent the anti Jewish paper received a temporary injunction shielding it from police interference. Judge Homer granted the injunction after Perley W Johnson the paper's Chicago distributor filed the petition. Chief of Police Fitwortis was restrained from blocking sales in Chicago and surrounding areas.
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Cmigago
Henry Ford
Dearborn Independent
Chicago
Jodie Homer
Perley W. Johnson
Independent
Chiefgo Mid Iicinity
Todx
Fit Wortis
Harding Sees World Peace Won by U S
President Harding addressed a crowd from a car in Lancaster Illinois, expressing belief that the world is ready to expurgate warfare. He praised disarmament talks and urged an international conference to remove the causes of war while preserving national liberties and American prosperity.
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Harding
U.S
Boyden R. Sparkes
Lancaster
Great Britain
Versailles
America
Conference of Nations
New Hampshire
Union
Republic
Mount Prospect
Amor'ean
Finance
Labor
Children Bring Dog Aboard Argentina With Diplomat Help
Joseph Antonelli and his wife with five children sailed for Naples on the steamship Argentina when a dog faced freight rules. After teary pleas from Georgie and Francesca, A Packman secured a crate and the Maltese consul issued a permit. Passengers and officials watched as the dog was finally boarded.
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Joseph Antonelli
Naples
Argentina
Cosulier Line
Antonellis
Hatin
Becnuan
Antonella
Georgie
Bush Docks
Brooklyn
Antonelli
A. Packman
Terra
Tickman
Georgia
Francesca
Anthem of Peace in Paris Predicted by Lloyd George
Premier Lloyd George spoke in Welsh at the eisteddfod in Carnarvon Wales predicting a Paris peace gathering. He said he would attend a world eisteddfod where four nations America France Italy and Great Britain would unite in an anthem of peace, hoping for harmony among the voices.
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Paris
Lloyd George
Carnarvon
Wales
Allied Supreme Council
London
America
France
Italy
Great Britain
Relief Agencies Shipping Board Mobilize Food Aid Russia Trade
Relief agencies and the Shipping Board mobilize food for Russia and British relief effort. The effort seeks to forward supplies to the Baltic region pending arrival of shipments from America. A rate war threat prompts concerns over allowing half the traffic from Alexandria to the U S.
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Shipping Board
Russia
Baltic Region
Americ
Alexandria
U. S
Relief and prisoner exchanges drive Baltic famine relief
Aug 4 reports from London and Riga describe US relief efforts for Russian famine victims. Walter J. Brown says Soviets must free American prisoners, with relief cargoes including flour and fats to Riga. American Red Cross units advance to Rositska frontier as Lettish authorities offer support for relief talks with Soviet officials.
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the Tribune
New York Tribune
London
Walter J. Brown
American Relief Administration
Riga
Sa Che
Baltic
Russia
United States
Irish Labor Conference
Dubin
Rica
Associated Press
American Red Cross
Rositska
Baltic States
Evan E. Young
M. [Ykov
Soviet Council of Labor and Defense
Germany
M. Miliutin
M. "Leshava
M. Tsurupoff
Krestinsky
Tsurupoff
Moscow
Adolph Joffe
M. Gunetsky
Lars
Rostov-on-len
Uktomsky
M. Tehiteherin
M. Tehitcherin
Astraxhan
Tsaritsin
Saratov
Gar of Race Horses Held In Border Rum Raid
Nine valuable race horses, shipped from Windsor Ontario to Saratoga, are held by Buffalo officials after customs found wine and whisky in the car. Notable horses include Slippery Elm, winner of a $4,000 Devonshire Handicap, and Irish Kiss. The owner is alleged not to be involved in the smuggling. if proven, the horses may be confiscated and sold at auction.
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Buffalo
Saratoga
Windsor
Slippery Elm
Devonshire
Snfess
United States
A. Smith
Police Captain Ends Bonfires With Public Switch Lesson
Newark police captain Ebert imposes a public punishment method by displaying two switches behind the lieutenant's desk after catching two youths building a bonfire. Parents agree to discipline, and the captain warns of a police court fine if not enforced. The tactic, with stage lighting for spectators, ends the bonfire problem in the Second Precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Ebert
Mellon Seeks $250 Million Cut or Higher Taxes
Secretary Mellon told the Ways and Means Committee that if federal expenses are not trimmed by about $250 million, the tax burden will rise. He estimated 1922 expenditures around $4.55 billion, with current revenues needing adjustments and potential miscellaneous gains to offset taxation. He urged substantial ongoing reductions to avoid a tax increase and outlined proposed revisions to the tax law to raise about $2.99 billion in 1922 through new rates, surcharges, and repeals, including an increased license tax on motor vehicles and changes to the excess profits and income taxes.
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the Tribune
Washington Berea
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Internal Revenue Jyield
Treasury
Melfon
Nly
Uly
Jaly
War Department
Internal Revenue
Tols
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Curran
Jkings
Fusion
Manhattan
Major
Joe Giodlab
Ie Hadlish
Sophia
Betheran
Ned Peabedy
Judge
The
Tribune
Beekman 3000
Ford
Weeks
United Kingdom
Pribunela
United States Shipping Board
Egypt
Mivicos
Frank Terris
Bosin
State Department
Veesels
Shiping Board
Ferris Sete
Ferris
Gmeeting
Morse Line
Prince Line
Cuenard Line
Ellerman Line
Morse
Cunard
Trafic
Border
House
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