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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1921

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Allies Nearing End to Upper Silesia Dispute Talks

Paris reports the Allied Supreme Council nearing a settlement on Upper Silesia after frank talks among Briand and Lloyd George. They agree the boundary should follow plebiscite results and warn against war or rupture of Anglo French entente.

Wilbur Forresteval the Tribune New York Tribune la Paris Allied Supreme Council Trance Great Britain Europe Briand Lloyd George Upper Silesia Pre- Viselle France Poland England Head Vewer Silesia Engand Germany Heright Lloyd Gan Ton George Sforza Allie Tom Briand Silesia Japan Uier Bonomi

Flappers Lengthen Skirts Prompt Morals Campaign in Philadelphia

Philadelphia reports tension over flappers and shorter dresses as Colonial Dames push reform. Social leader James Large notes visible changes in attire and behavior, with men and women signaling cautious optimism about restoring decorum.

Philadelphia Tribune Piladelphia Philade Cyeunger Eaidra James Large Fappern Henk

Governor Arrest With $50,000 Bond In Springfield

Governor Len Small was arrested in his office by Sheriff Mester after warrants loaded with embezzlement and conspiracy charges. The bail was set at $50,000 and the arrest marked a historic precedent as a state governor faced charges while in office. In Washington, the Appropriations Committee cut funds for the Shipping Board to about $48.5 million, proposing economies and reduced staff to trim deficits and sustain merchant marine capacity.

Small Ship Board Wevial Springfield Reourt House Ternor State Capitol Sangamon County Meatuy Shinil Wau Mester Ilinois Suaty Vernon Staal Bmull Mamune Washington Lasker Shipping Board THO House Marine i Shipning Board E: Tone Aloo Traling Beng Tyre Anhropriations Committee America Heminaat Britain Mutlend

X Ray Reveals Ear to Ear Passage in Soldier

X ray photographs from France show a fracture line and an ear to ear passage in the head of a wounded soldier. The concussion of shell movement and shifting of a shoe button are noted as possible causes.

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600 Million Anti-Fusion Tax Cut In Pact With La Guardia

Washington Aug 9 The budget plan aims to cut 600 million in the current fiscal year as Congress leaders and Secretary of the Treasury, with President Harding, discuss revenue measures. The House Ways and Means Committee will report favorable figures, seeking fast passage before next week’s end. The plan reduces various taxes and retools excises, including relief on automobile and business levies, with further adjustments anticipated. La Guardia, mayoral candidate, also engages in talks about Republican party unity and a joint move against party machine influence.

Washington Congress Secretary of the Treasury Hellen Harding Mellon House Committee On Ways and Senators Lodge Curtis Front Inter Th. Reywuuy House Iewer Mlijor Niccus Senate Ways and Means Committee Gilets Mondell Chriyian Madden Appropriations Committee Gorid Iba

Davison Faces Possible Operation Amid Morgan Sailing Postponement

News reports say H P Davison was facing an operation while Morgan & Co. postponed a European sailing for Codric Saturday. Friends noted no critical change in Davison’s condition. officials indicated only a possible procedure, with statements directing inquiries to Attorney Case.

Wall Street J. 1. Morgan Europe Henry T. Davinon Tit Furmil Davison Tasman Trubes Davison T Inwneier Atvortay Navy Seth Rexurd Vr Vihiy New York Duenan

City Debt Limit Amid Graft Probes Says Brown

Brown claims New York City is $120 million over its debt limit while Hylan dodges questions. A graft inquiry session centers on the sinking fund used to pay city debt and whether funds now serve the old city’s obligations. The exchange shows tension as officials struggle over accounting and accountability.

Brown Hylan New York City New New York Ator

Eilert and Clark Police Held on To Head County Shooting and Fusion Ticket

Republican county committee met at county committee headquarters in West Fortieth Street and proposed a Manhattan and Bronx ticket for the Board of Elections and county offices. Ernest Milert for President of Manhattan, John Kirkland Clark for District Attorney, John S. Shea for Sheriff, Helen Variento for Register, and Clare Charles Novello for Alderman lead a Republican slate with Mulqueen and Malqueen among listed judges and officials. independent Democrats would prefer some Democrats on the ticket, while party leaders trumpet Milert’s prior service and the party’s tradition of reform.

FM. la Guarino Board of Aldermen Rawben S. Washell Brook William M. Brett Hotel Netherland In the Republic Hennett Haskell and Bennet Dinre Manhattan Republican County Executive Committee County Committee West Fortieth Street Bronx Prsent Borough of Ernest I. Milert Washington Heggits John Kirkland Clack Republican Register Helen Variento Republican County Comiter Clare Charles Novello 1&Th

Senate committee clears Newberry and related election issues

A fragmented note from a historic parliamentary record shows the Senate committee clearing Newberry and related election concerns. The report mentions a vote by party lines and references Republican figures from Michigan with references to 1918 era procedures and senate seating actions.

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Police Brutality Allegations Roil City as Beating Death Probed

A sweeping string of police brutality charges in Brooklyn and Manhattan inflames tensions after a policeman was linked to the beating death of a citizen. Witnesses describe repeated assaults including a nine year old girl and others near Ninth Avenue and West Forty-third Street. Police hearings begin as investigations expand and a suspect officer fights adjournments amid mounting public outcry.

Brooklyn Manhattan Charles F. Tighe Ninth Avenue West Tighe Helen Coon John A. Leahh Helen Win Warren Brooklyn Tatrotmien Hrouly Gt Post Culkin Behan Strikiie Behan Awid Calkin Xeen Calkin Colin O'Neil Walker Heil

Ford Makes $500000 in Six Months With Railroad

Detroi t Toledo and Ironton Railroad gains exceed half a million dollars in six months as Ford improves operations. Henry Ford trims shipping times between Detroit and Haigbridge Whip, with 1200 cars moved in twelve hours, cutting dealer lead times from twenty two to fourteen days. Officials cite profit rise, labor payments, and enhanced efficiency as catalysts.

Henry Ford Bus Automouves Yanimer Patie

Mayor Hylan Faces Graft Inquiry On City Debt Overruns

The first session of the joint legislative graft investigation in City Hall examined Mayor Hylan after he took the oath to read a defensive statement. Senator Elon R Brown presented charges that city debt exceeded constitutional limits in 1918 1919 1920 and current year with figures citing overages and adjustments including sinking fund effects and exemptions. Brown outlined planned inquiries into Duncan Maclennan and other officials while Hylan remained largely silent as questions about debt and school-site funding were discussed.

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