10 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1922
Page
1
The labor court measure in New York faces opposition from unions arguing compulsory arbitration would destroy industrial harmony. The plan seeks a state labor court with limited power to settle disputes and enforce timely resolutions, potentially drawing the case to a formal hearing next sessions.
A garbled report discusses Craiz and Hulbert seeking a pay raise and mentions the Board of Aldermen and political figures. The text is fragmented with many nonsensical phrases, but indicates salary or stipend concerns and legislative involvement.
Luther Buddy a young Black man captured after a chase through three states was brought to New York where he confessed to murdering Detective Sergeants William Miller and Francis Buckley. Identified by witnesses, he was held without bail as Magistrate Ben S. investigated the case.
The Dail of Newberry fails to elect a leader as the vote ends 60 to 58. De Valera question is deemed not guilty and the cabinet also exits.
Senators clash in crowded chamber as Griffith faces questions over his fitness to lead. Supporters push for Collins treaty measures while critics warn the nomination could endanger ongoing negotiations and weaken legislative resolve.
Governor Miller urges adoption of a comprehensive Port Authority plan to develop the Port of New York district. The measure, introduced by Senator Meyer, aims to authorize control and funding, with Senate hearing to follow. The plan focuses on city and Staten Island connections and Brooklyn access, with support from Mayor Hylan and Port Authority officials.
Dinah Kramer and Marcie Kramer of 214 Madison Street faced tragedy as their five year old daughter died after being given a tincture confusion of a drug prescribed for inhalation. Doctors reported the child suffered ynglngitia, and the couple claimed misread directions led to several doses. Investigating officer Goregan noted the case as a medical mishap.
The case of Theodore Friedmann, accused in the Erasmus Hall High School death of Marotd Chaney, is slated for May 10 in children's court. Police and relatives discuss the tragedy while Friedmann appears to be favored for release as the investigation continues. A letter from George W Gisney expresses paternal sorrow and urges Teddy to be a better boy despite the fatal incident.
An appeal by Persona's attorney to stay the death sentence was denied at Sing Sing. Justice Samuel N Sawyer of Palmyra, acting on State Prison Department orders and Deputy Attorney Henry Hendavige, held that only the presiding Appellate Division justice could issue such stays. The case concerns the murder of George Klinger in Jamestown and features a confession allegedly testified to by a sheriff's office employee.
In Canwes area a vehicle collision injured Harvey and left him briefly in danger. Diplomatic figures including Myron TV and Ambassador Briud coordinated rapid medical and political updates as officials reported Harvey’s condition. Mr Crane and Mr Steed sustained bruises. Telegrams from the U S and Europe flowed to Mr Harkey with well wishes and reassurances about the incident’s impact on ongoing affairs.
Charles Garland aged 23, once rejecting a 1 million dollar inheritance, now plans to devote his fortune to philanthropy. Kept in a tumble-down house near Buzzard's Bay, he and his wife live simply as he shifts to aid his children. Tudor, the estate trustee, reports the family has accepted about 1.8 million for Charles with Miss Nope Garland to receive her share at 21, expected near 2 million.
A long European alliance discussion centers on Belgium and Britain as Briand and Lloyd George seek a robust postwar framework. Reports note Briand drawing on Hughes, France aims to secure a continental pact with England and Russia and Germany’s involvement. A British plan draft envisions a treaty guaranteeing collective defense against aggression and an inter Allied security structure.
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