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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
41
A California girl victim identifies the attacker who killed three police officers. The report notes the victim near death from wounds and mentions other alleged members detained by authorities as the investigation unfolds amid tense city turmoil and ongoing manhunt efforts.
The fragmentary notice references a Tribune phone line and a brief attribution, but the readable text provides no clear event, date, or names to form a coherent report. This item appears as a damaged clipping fragment with limited extractable facts.
Miss Virginia Milesus of New York City’s Travelers Aid Society is named lead of Detroit’s Woman’s Police Bureau. She will serve six months as chief, dividing time between Detroit and New York, with Miss Murray assisting and introducing cross office coordination. The program aims to organize the women’s police effort and safeguard women’s interests.
Seventh Day Baptists oppose proposed blue law measures affecting Sunday observances. The article notes church leaders and members resisting restrictions on religious practice and seeking exemptions or repeals amid legislative debate. Local actions and community responses are described.
Navy orders race team to refine pacing and tactics for upcoming event. Training updates emphasize consistency, navigational accuracy, and team coordination to secure a strong finish. Officials monitor weather and course conditions to adjust plans accordingly.
A fragmented report notes a party vote favoring a revolt alignment in Russia and approval of ties with a third international at a Mose amateur gathering. The text mentions unnamed leaders, periods of uncertainty, and ongoing government concerns, with unclear dates or specific participants.
Fragmented OCR text shows legal figures and scattered names. reads like a journal note on a court action or protest to save someone named Cassidy from execution or a chair event. Mentions various places and persons in a chaotic garble. no clear narrative or outcome.
Rumely asserts purchase of the Evening Mail to assist the Progressive Party, detailing a plan to acquire the Mail and fund operations through a $800,000 transaction. He says associates sought influence over the press and politics, with discussions involving Stoddard and William Cloverdale, and that his intent was tied to aiding the party and influencing public opinion.
Fragmented OCR style notice lists multiple apartment offerings and features including running water, rooms, and utilities. Mentions addresses and various names with scattered details about rooms, prices, and conditions. The garbled text suggests a late 19th or early 20th century urban rental page with many listings and advertiser names.
The readable parts show scattered names and phrases like Wilieh Mins Viton Agezes and Murray Hii, interspersed with garbled terms and partial phrases. Context is unclear, making it difficult to identify a coherent event, location, or date from the damaged source.
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