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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1921

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Murphy Drops Collins for Talley in Tammany Shakeup

Tammany Hall reels as Murphy withdraws Justice Collins and nominates Alfred J. Talley for General Sessions, a move seen by James J. Hines and followers as a major setback to Murphy. Collins hints at possible future steps while Talley remains silent amid party turmoil and public buzz of a party-wide power shift.

Tammany Hall Charles Vt’. Murphy Cornelius F. Collins Tammany Designee Alfred J. Talley James J. Hines 11Th Charles F. Murphy Murphy Hines Julius Miller Tammany Desigpres Judge Talley Justice Collins Far Rockaway Boss Murphy Talley Collins Tommyro Withdraiiei Supreme Court General Seasions Manhattan Avenue 112Th Street Exe Bor+ UFR Provident Simmie Thave Shia

Davison Refuses Rest After Operation Pushes Recovery

Financier Merry P. Davison of J. P. Morgan is propped up in bed after a Romevelt operation for a fracture. Doctors granted permission to raise him and expect discharge in about three weeks. Surgeons say further procedure may be unnecessary, as skull removal is not planned.

Merry P. Davison J. P. Morgan Fe Amor Sten Devinon Mr. Davison

Beer Bill Hits Another Snag Holds Doubtful Passage

Washington report says the beer prohibition bill stalled as House and Senate conferees failed to agree on key amendments especially the Stanley amendment forbidding searches without a warrant. House refusals threaten the bill's fate, with Treasury regulations looming under Palmer ruling. Debate included a sharp attack on Wayne Wheeler by Senator Reed.

Ashurst Senate House Treasury Department Congress Reed Missouri Wayne B. Wheeler Anti-Saloon League Wheeler Conserees

Detective Burns Succeeds As Slayer Chief Sought Bribe Case

Acting Detective Sergeant Jeremiah Haggerty of the Bronx, 43, was arrested on a felonious assault charge later changed to homicide after a man, Joseph Lazaro, died from gunshot wounds during an alleged revenue officer bribe attempt. Lazaro and a friend, Pallazola, implicated Haggerty, who denied the charges. The case involved a confrontation at Gun Hill Road Station and a later hospital stay for Lazaro. In Washington, Attorney General Daugherty announced William J. Burns of New York as director of the Bureau of Investigation to succeed William J. Flynn, with Burns planning a complete bureau reorganization and closer cooperation with police nationwide.

Jeremiah Haggerty Park Avenue Bronx Hathgate Avenue Haggerty Joseph Pallazola East Fourteenth Street Joseph Lazaro Lazaro Fordham Hospital Gun Hill Road White Plains Avenue Laszaro Pallazola 214Th Street Brous Sun Hill Road Station White Plains Avenue Wines John McGarth Distride Revenue Pacer Vallazola Margerty Lahey Lutter’n Department Pribune Washington Daugherty William J. Burns New York Bureau of Investigation Department of Justice William J. Flynn Burns Buns M Warding Burns Detective Agency Mx Burns Ard Hurns Flynn Daugherty Olroves

Moonshine Village Destroyed in Georgia Swamp by Prohibition Officers

Prohibition officers yesterday razed a moonshine village along a canal in a swamp near the Ogercher River in Georgia. Inhabitants fled, about ten large stills were dismantled, and quantities of fermenters booze and whiskey were seized as all paraphernalia was destroyed.

Georgia Javannan Wonwamp Ogercher

Drowned Woman in Blackett's Lake Near Sydney

Marion Lunn, a visitor from New York City and daughter of a retired sea captain, drowned while swimming in Blackett's Lake. Her body was recovered. She was staying with her sister Mrs J M Graves.

Marion Lunn Sydney Mina Marplow Lunn New York City Blackett's Lake Mra. J. M. Graves

Court Must Unsnarl City Debt Limit

Long legislative hearing over city tax and debt limits ends without resolution. Comptroller and examiner clash on whether tax levy used the correct assessment, and whether dock and rapid transit funds are debt-exempt. Swann's office records requested as probe widens.

Meyer Elon R. Brown My. Brown Comntralier Craig Craise Thrown Brown Craig Mr. Frown Jont Mr. Craig Mr. Brown Craig Noo

Ku Klux Takes Lanier University in Atlanta

Lanier University in Atlanta has been acquired by the Ku Klux Klan. Dr C Lewis Wowler resigns as president and William J Simmons, Klan leader, is named successor. Trustees say no cash changed hands. the Klan assumes all institutional obligations.

Atlanta Lanier University Ku-Klux Klan C. Lewis Wowler William J. Simmons Klan Ku Klux Klan

Reds Give In Get American Food at Once

Soviet authorities agree to American relief terms for feeding famine victims in Russia. Walter L. Brown and Maxim Litvinoff finalize details in Riga, ensuring American relief administration control over food entering Russia and safeguarding its distribution to children. Hoover coordinates ships, storage points, and cooperation among major organizations to support the effort.

Tribune'n Washington American Relief Administration Riga Walter L. Brown Herbert Hoover Europe Maxim Litvinoff Russia Relief Administration Mr. Hoover New York Hambure Darsig Hoover Inez Red Cross Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Knight of Calumbus Y.mc YW. C. AL Catholic Welfare Committee America Hoovin Harding United States State Department Frown M. Litvinow

Senator Ball Fired On in Auto Shooting Incident

An attempt on Senator Ball's life occurred as he rode in an automobile near Heisler Hall. A bullet grazed clothing but failed to wound him, while the assailant remains unidentified. The attack followed the senator's introduction of an amendment to the Ball Rent Will, prompting speculation of political motive.

Senator Ball Washington Heisler Mobile Ihna Mainech Delaware Congress Hart Ware Mall Capitol

House Finds Anseli Headed Bergdoll Plot

The House majority urges disbarment for Samuel Tilden Ansell former acting advocate general, accusing him of conspiring with Bergdoll and allies to aid an escape from military custody. A minority counters Bergdoll involvement was by Bergdoll and associates alone and absolves army officers.

Anseli Tribune Washington House Special Investigating Committee Grover Cleve Bergwell Samuel Tilden Ansell Umy Ansell Bergdoll Maryland John & Hunt Governor’s Island Cresson Béredoil Dahnaon Kentucky Wishring Indiana Flood Virginia Peters Maine McArthur Oregon Kergdoll D. ©. Gibboney Tower Philadelphia Romig Bergvold Ramit Ike Stecher Bernol Mra Emma Bergdoll Orson Tunt Basen Ry Campbell Lex Agton Berglol Ansell & Bailey Chamberlain Cburlain Military Affairs Committee Shipping Board Hunt Golenel Hunt Beredill Peardy Hunts Wood

Relativity Theorized by Einstein at Ten, Hudson Maxim Claims

Hudson Maxim, noted inventor, told a Business Builders audience at Turtegi Hall he anticipated Einstein’s theories in 1889. He cited a supplement in the Philosophical Ammony outlining fundamental ideas and forebearings, while noting Einstein was only two years old then. Maxim touched briefly on disarmament, urging caution in military armaments amid looming world tensions.

Hudson Maxim Savant Turtegi¢ Hall Einstein Tl Seinutivic

Germans Seek to Keep Helgoland From Britain

In Burg on August 18 the report says a plan to keep Helgoland under German rule faces islander sentiment favoring annexation by Great Britain. Proponents argue a liberal government and Helgoland as a base for the North Sea fishing fleet, with increased tourist traffic.

Dublin Expects Irish to Offer New Proposal

Dublin officials and Sinn Féin leaders weigh a forthcoming reply to Lloyd George as Eamon de Valera presses for unity and a dominion path. Dublin crowds watch in secrecy while London anticipates options from Dublin and Downing Street.

Dublin The Tribune New York Tribune Inc Sinn Féin Ireland Preminr Lloyd George London Dail Eireann Sinn Féin Pariament Lloyd George Eamon de Valera Irish Republic Ulster Jan G. Smuts de Valera European Bureau New York Thame Inc Sinn Fein Associated Press Trish Peaker Prese Mansion House Downing Street Loyd George Hoi General Smuts

Lloyd George Seeks Pacific Pact With Japan and US

Premier Lloyd George urged in the House of Commons that the Washington disarmament conference forge a tri party understanding among Britain Japan and the United States to secure world peace. He praised Japan loyalty and warned against abandoning allied obligations despite dissenters.

Lloyd George Japan U. S Britain Fells Commons Washington London Associated Press House of Commons Pacific United States England Great Britain Pacife Washlarion India Gore Ireland Smuts

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