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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1921

Page

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Mallory Defeats Lenglen in Swifte Set Tennis Showdown

American champion Mrs. Olla Bjurstedt Mallory overwhelmed Suzanne Lenglen 6-2 in a single set at the Women's National Singles Championship on the West Side courts. Lenglen sobbed as defeat ended her bid and Mallory’s speed and precision drew praise from spectators.

Fred Hawthorne Beig Olla Bjurstedt Mallory Suzanne Lenglen France West Side Forest Hills Mile Lenglen Mrs. Mallory Molla Gibraltar Snd Mallory Mile. Langles Tagic chan@ion

Missing Bank Employee and Daughter Vanish in Denver Case

Edwin B. Mozee, 38, and a 22 year old girl Matat Pinfold are reported missing from the International Trust Company area. Detectives traced possible leads to a Sunday disappearance but no arrests or solid clues have been found. Neighbors and family describe Mozee as trusted and pleasant, with no prior misconduct, while suspicion revolves around financial dealings totaling about $75,000 tied to the trust firm.

Edwin B. Mozee Commercial International Trust Ceng Ace Ty Detectiven Clere Anna Bste Jeb Fyans Mid Metey Penfold Moran Tay Denver Moree

Eight Sicilians Held in 51 Murders Charged to Camorra

Eight Sicilians arrested by Captain Fiaschetti and detectives say they are active Bonventre gang members tied to fifty-one secret society killings in New York and New Jersey. Fontana, a Camorra insider, confessed to Caiozzo’s Avon New Jersey murder and led to rapid roundups across Brooklyn and New York.

Camorra Fiaschetti Bonventre New York New Jersey Bartolon Fontana Sicilian Camorra Palermo Fontana Fiaschettti Carmillio Caiozzo Avon N. J Galozzo Salvatore Gigrazo Fontano St. Mark's Place Brooklyn Fontane Avon, N.J Cook Gigruto Amd Stefano Magadiano Roebling Street Bartolomeo di Gregorio Roebling Reet Vito Bonzentre Giuseppe Lombardi Elizabeth Street Barber Mariano Galande Austin Street Franchica Tuma East Twelfth Street Manhattan Carmillio Caiozeo Sicily Lombardi Magaddino Brooklyn Fifteen Cai‘zzo Caiozzo Magaddiano Fontan Beliitled Mogaddino Ventano Caiozzi Snd West Thirty Fourth Street Lins New

Fire on Vanderbilt Roof Sends Guests to Street

A blaze above the Vanderbilt hotel on Park Avenue and Thirty-fourth Street sent guests fleeing at about 11 PM. The fire, confined to a combination printing, panting and carpenter shop, damaged the galvanized roof structure and contents. Patrolmen James Butler and Joseph Ottesen sighted flames from Thirty-fifth Street and Fourth Avenue, alerted the lobby, and firefighters extinguished the fire in about twenty minutes.

Mien Jamnus Butler Joseph Omtesen Fist Street Fourth Avenue Manay Trent

20000 Sign Garran Petition Leads In Primary Petitions

The final petitions for September primaries were filed by 20,000 sign Garran and four others in the Commissioner of Elections office. Most races are uncontested, with a notable Republican mayoral fight possibly merging with La Guardia and Haskell. Hines and Miller clash shapes the Tammany battle while Murphy backs limited clubhouse access for favored candidates.

Commissioner of Elections PB. WW la Guardia Reuben I. Haskell William M Bennett Henry H Curran Republican Coalition Curran Manhattan Brooklyn Haskell Hines Hylan Murphy Tammany James J. Win 11Th Assembly Julius Miller Charles ¥. Murphy Tammany District Tammany Assembly Boss Murphy Republican Party Mines

Craig Admits. Debt Bill Costs and City Finances Scrutinized

Comptroller Charles L. Craig testified in the Meyer Legislative Committee hearing on the Hylan administration presenting figures showing the city used $54,000,000 of sinking funds for current expenses and that temporary notes generate about $5,000,000 in interest annually. He and Brown disputed a $120,000,000 debt excess claim, asserting the city remained within borrowing limits, while warning that raid-like finance practices threaten fiscal stability despite possible legislative fixes.

Meyer Legislative Committee Hylan Charles L. Craig Iblon R. Brown Coun Sgain Gures Newning Ely Jecus Craig Brown Triad

iFree Delivery Drug Route Bared and 3 Seized in Auto

Three suspects were arrested in a narcotics operation that targeted a street level heroin and cocaine delivery route from Yonkers to Lakewood. Detectives seized a car, twenty vials of heroin, ten of cocaine, and a route book valued at thousands in a raid near Amsterdam Avenue and West Street. Police say the suspects confessed to operating the delivery ring and that two alleged lieutenants, John Marin and Carmine Cunsio, were among those arrested after a pursuit through St. Nicholas Park.

iFree Fighty Yonkers N. Y Lakewood Ernest Brazelle East 104Th Street Thomas M- Favrett Amaterdam Avenue Wath Street Heling Jeremiah Neville Donn O'Brien Milton Moffat John Murphy Alfred Cubburge Lewisohn Stadium City College Warren Marine St. Nichlis Park Gankio Wrere Thiel Ton de Carton Sution Bat de Simon Saga Milian

Democratic Attack To Begin Today

Washington August 16 The nation’s tax bill would cut 198,640,000 this fiscal year 377,790,000 in 1922 and 790,330,000 in 1925 Fordney of Ways and Means says reductions total 7 per capita or 36 for the average family Democrats prepare a counteranalysis labeling the measure a red man’s bill Rules Committee reports a rule to pass the bill at eight this evening debate starts tomorrow with Democrats in caucus opposed to the measure Fordney cites reductions in excess profits surtax rates heads of families exemptions and other levies as the source of the net loss of 70 300 000 spreading to 1999 not 1999 per cent or 85 per year for the average family evasion provisions are emphasized to prevent shifting income by changing fiscal years

Washington Fordney Ways No Means Committee House Repub- Hcan Toen Ways and Means Computtee Neal Niy Ted Laxury Ital Kia SOGR Pordnoy Glass Houston Mr. Glass Mr. Houston Sal Boverages

Blind man charged in El Paso murder case

Ramon Ramirez, twenty, a blind man, was arrested in El Paso and charged with murder after Conrado Alngar and her three children were found slain and injured. Ramirez allegedly said I killed them all and wanted to kill them all. The wife slept with an eighteen month old baby as the attack occurred.

el Paso Tex Ramon Ramirez Conrado Alngar Conrado Ophelia Panna Ramirez

Bill to Raze Federal Building Introduced in House

Washington August 18 A bill authorising the razing of the old Federal building in City Hall Place New York and restoring ownership of the site to the city has been introduced by Representative Rossdale Republican of The Street. He said the structure was obsolete and an architectural monstrosity.

Washington Federal City Hall Po New York Rossdale

Insurance on U S Mail Co Is Canceled

The United States Mail Steamship Company faces a severe setback as foreign and American underwriters refuse to renew policies on nine ships until payments in advance are received. The Shipping Board may seize vessels if premiums are not prepaid, with the Pocahontas slated for possible sale in Naples if funds are not provided by Saturday.

Cho United States Mail Steamship Company United States Shipping Board Mo Company Foreign and American Marine Jrash Shipping Board Mary Pocahontas Princess Matoika George Washington America Potmac Susquehanna Mt. Vernon Grant and Agamemnon Slayer Charles Mayer Mail Company Frank B. Hall & Co Marine Insurance Brokers Beaver Street Mayer

Russia Ends Prohibition Denationalizes Real Estate

Riga Latvia August 16 dispatch confirms decree allowing production and sale of beverages up to 14 percent alcohol with heavy taxation and a Moscow issued order permitting former owners or others to buy houses and land from the government as part of denationalization in Soviet Russia.

Riga Latvia Associated Press Russia Latvian Telegraphic Agency Moscow Rosta

Home Brew Is Sanctioned in House Measure

The House approved an amendment to the Willis Campbell beer bill allowing homeowners to brew for personal use while barring searches without warrants unless liquor is produced for sale. Rep Volstead defended the measure as not changing prohibition policy, and Rep Fields warned against distilleries at home. George Harvey, U.S. ambassador, left Paris for London to join Supreme Allied Council meetings.

Washington House Senate Kentucky Representative Volstead Minnesota Prohibition Enforcement Bureau Tate Volstead Fields Harvey London Waris George Harvey Great Britain Paris Supreme Allied Council

Policeman confronts runaway horse in crowded city streets

Patrolman Walter R. Brown of Trafic C halted a baker’s wagon horse racing through 125th to 127th Streets as traffic blocked in all directions. The horse damaged a bakery cart, struck a truck, and endangered three women in a limousine before Brown seized the bridle and held the maddened animal despite injuries, earning cheers from onlookers.

Walter R. Brown Trafic C Seventh Avenue Meyer Rosenberg Rutgers Street 127Th Street Rosenberg 125Th Street Reginald B. Hart H. L. Relch Park Place Brown Alhambra Theater 126Th Street Trafic Passa Trown 25Th Street

Dail Eireann Opens Amid Sinn Fein Stand for Irish Republic

In Dublin the Dail Eireann opened with Eamon de Valera denouncing British rule and asserting Ireland’s right to total independence. The session drew two thousand spectators inside the Mansion House and thousands outside as Sinn Féin leaders, including de Valera and Griffith, were cheered. Ulster Cabinet met in Belfast with no action. The article notes Britain recalling soldiers and awaiting peace terms.

The Tribune New York Tribune London Eamon de Valera Sinn Féin Dail Eireann Toblin Ireland Dail Éireann England de Valera Great Britain Sinn Féin Lewies Necanon Lwert Trish Sinn Fein Isa Republic du Eireann Dublin Masion Ho Irish Republican Army George TV Firentin Michael Chitin Te Valera Arthur Gritith Ie Sins Donn McKeown Nrison Conn Markiewicz Eoin Mac Neill Father O'Flenacar Belfast London Evening Standard Lloyd George Dail Rireann Dublin Associated Press Dail Biresnn Inisad Histein Siant Caroline Mercier Belgium Germany de Valers Lloyd , George

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