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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1922

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Mrs Harding Urges Women to Serve Nation Through Party Loyalty

Mrs Calvin Coolidge spoke for the White House at a Women's National Republican Club luncheon in New York. The address urged women to commit to party loyalty conviction and devotion. Mrs Coolidge declined to speak, sending the letter from Mrs Harding detailing the call for organized political effort by women for national service.

Nright Harding Mi Ding Women's National Republican Club the Biltmore Warren G. Har Itis Mie United States Calvin Coolidge Nat Dit Coolidge Laura Skinner Sixty-ninth Street Arthur L. Livermore Caultden New York Totter Mane Nxt

Promotion Given To Six Captains

Commissioner Enright issues orders reorganizing the police department by abolishing two inspection districts and creating sixteen. Nine inspectors shift, six captains promoted to deputy inspector, several transfers, and new district headships assigned to Brooklyn and Queens officers.

Richard E. Enrieht Ole Tee Mirtne Police St Et Ith Gates Avenir Spector John O'Brien Stade Toudsiariors Furml Queens Cornea Cahaluse Thomas F Wes Wo Thor Misteetor Geneon Thomas Murphy Boaly Aptaie Fred Cos Vive Westwortieth Strout Wilson Avenue Brooklyn Cantain Pate la Sal'e Seleanat Guorwe Sullivan Willimsbtdee Ricansd Gray Oh Verio Avenue Titaun Isu Vede

Man Dies After Stomach-Choking Steak Incident

At a New York restaurant on Ninety-ninth Street and Avenue, March Miller, a 2 Fit Avenue resident described as a strong man of Romania, allegedly ate an entire steak in the diner melee. He collapsed soon after and died at Mount Sinai Hospital. police call the death suspicious.

Morris Ninety-ninth Street MD Avene March Miller Nice Moen Miller Mount Sinai Hospital Yaimowitz

Barbed Wire Barriers Enforce Smallpox Vaccination in Oklahoma Towns

WORT SMITH Ark June 14 Barbed wire entanglements guarded by armed men block highways to Poleaux Heavener and Wister Oklahoma as compulsory vaccination is imposed in the three towns amid a smallpox outbreak Three deaths bring totals to ten in Poleaux reported yesterday.

Oklahoma Barrier Wort Smith Ark Poleaux Heavener and Wister Okla

Brooklyn Couple Robbed in Heights Home. Jewelry Stolen

Mr and Mrs Hitchcock of 178 Columbia Heights Brooklyn were chloroformed in sleep by a thief who entered their apartment. Jewelry valued at 700 dollars plus a green gold diamond heirloom watch and other items were taken. A dog bark or alarm likely frightened the intruder. police found footprints and a ransacked scene. The family ties and bank job were noted, with the husband a Fifth Avenue Bank clerk and relatives with Harper & Brothers.

Ripley Hitchcock Jr Columbia Heights Brooklyn Hitchcock T Hitchcock Fifth Avenue Bank Harper & Hios Harvard Roger Hitchcock France Helena Roosevelt Bleecker Anthony James Bleecker Englewood N. J See Red Cross Mitchcock Tenafly Dig. Eng. Coment

Rates Increased 50 Percent On Hold-Up Insurance

Burglary Insurance Underwriters' Association head H. I. Clu informs member companies nationwide that hold-up risks have risen. Personal hold-up policies without residence coverage rise to 15 per 1,000, up from 10. Policies include thefts by pickpockets in public. New rates take effect February 1 with renewals starting March 1.

H.1. Clu My. Ciuf Nho New York

Mrs McCormick to Teach Soul Surgery at Lake Forest Palace

Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick will pay Harold F McCormick 1 958 916 50 for real and personal interests in the Lake Forest villa. She will not possess the home until Monday and notes will cover the payment. The estate cost between 5 and 7 million dollars. The "soul surgery" school, run by Mrs McCormick with training from Freud associates, aims to free minds of obsessions and is to be based at the Lake Forest estate. Mrs McCormick has discharged McCormick's servants and installed her own staff.

the Tribune Chicago Edith Rockefeller McCormick Harold F. McCormick Lake Forest McCormicks McCormick Lake Shore Drn Lake Forest Villa Carl Sigmund Freud AT Connick

Hays to Quit Cabinet for Film Job and Treaty Move

Washington reports that Will Hays may leave the Cabinet to head a national motion picture association with the postmaster general role, aiming to reform and standardize the industry. A formal contract was not yet signed, but negotiations in New York and discussions with producers and distributors are described as advancing.

Mars Washington Jan Willa Mars Moving Picture White House Hard Tye Hays Citernade New York Pictur Producore Alaiys Batter Elianer Pictures Westmaster General Postofice United States

Harding Sends His Shoes To Cobbler in Emporia

E A Spady a Emporia cobbler who repairs shoes for Kansas State Normal students will fix President Harding's shoes. A bundle of the President's shoes traveled from Washington to Emporia for Spady to repair with new heels and half soles. Spady, formerly from Marion Ohio, says he seeks to prove Emporia can deliver quality work. He notes he will charge nothing for the repair.

Kansan Tribune Emporia Kan E. A. Spady Kansas State Normal Washington Emporia Harding Spady Homer Moch 4Th Kansas Distr Marion Ohio Emporiaux

De Valera and Aids Among the Absent

In a Southern Irish Parliament ratification of the Anglo Irish treaty marked by a united front, Griffith presided as provisional government formed for a transition period. Unionists joined to approve the treaty, with future cooperation stressed as English rule ends and a Dublin Castle transfer begins.

Arthur S. Draper Dan Teashin Free State Ireland de Valera Tie Rose Arthur Grits HM Pail Lirtann Sita Dublin Castle Wissourit Fite Alin Dub I Castle Griffith Manion House Tyrone Fermanagh Trinity College Publi Vieree Bensley County Kerry Joseph McBride County Grimith Gifith W. Thrift Griffin

Pact Pledges British Aid To Belgium

Paris announces a tenative Anglo Belgian pact pledging Great Britain aid to Belgium in case of attack or territory violation. Jaspar and Theunis said terms await cabinet approval and hinge on the Franco British accord. Belgians praised Britain’s expiring reparations assurances and hoped for American loan support.

Paris Jaspar Belgium Great Britain M. Jasmir Theunix Cannes M. Jaspar Jaspay France Uet Jaspur Lord Aton Affai Lloyd George Briand Jaspar Said Thouis Robert Horne Wxchequer Theunia

Chemist Sentenced in German Secrets Plot

Dr. Paul Kuppelmeier a chemist formerly with Roechester Dye Works received a nine month jail term and a 90 000 mark fine for attempted betrayal and sale of lab secrets to an American concern. Two colleagues fled to Holland where they worked for an American firm their luggage with recipes intercepted and returned to the German company. The court called his conduct contemptible double dealing and credited authorities with preventing serious injury to the German chemical industry.

U. 5 Frankfort Germany Associated Pess Paul Kuppelmeier Roechester Dye Works Holland Kappelmeier

Croker Suffers Relapse as Illness Deepens

Dublin reports Richard Croker former Tammany leader in New York seriously ill with a relapse after a prior sinking spell. He has been ill for over two months with daily medical care, and his wife and close friends face renewed anxiety as access to him remains limited.

New Yorks Methante Dun Dublin Richard Croker Mr. Droker

German War Criminals Shielded Surrender Urged by Allies

Paris January 14 The Inter Allied Commission on War Crimes urged surrender of Germans charged with offenses for trial by the Allies. The panel faulted Leipic trials as unsatisfactory and called for Article 23 of Versailles to compel surrender of identified individuals for trial.

Paris Preas Inter-Allied Commission On Supreme Council Leipsic Versailles Germany Commission Inex Conference

French Cabinet Under Poincaré Named in Full

Paris Jan. 15 Raymond Poincaré announced his cabinet lineup with M. Poincaré as Premier and Foreign Affairs, M. Garthou as Justice and Interior, M. Manoury as Interior, JOT TA em Jese Lastey as Finance, André Baginot as Pensions, M. Raberti as Marine, Adolphe Cheron as Public Instruction, Alexandre Berard as Labor, Leon Berard as Instructions, Albert Sarraut as Colonies, M. Leo Trocquer as Public Works, Lucien Dior as Commerce, M. Reibel as Liberated Regions. The first cabinet meeting is set for M. Poincaré's home at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.

Paris Associated Press Raymond Poin Care Lonight M. Poincar Alne Louis Garthou M. Manoury Pinance Lastey Rerponnd André Baginot M. Leo Trocquer Lucien Dior M. Reibel M. Pointe

China to Urge U S to Sponsor on Twenty One Demands

Chinese official Wang Chung Hui asserts the United States must sponsor reviews of the Twenty One Demands and argues the issue risks wider harm to China’s independence and treaty rights. He notes US statements denying surrender of treaty rights and warns of consequences if the conference ignores China’s position. The debate centers on Japan’s review of the 1916 demands and open door policies amid Pacific negotiations.

Washington United States China Wang Chung Hui Vhe Chinese Supreme Court Japan Committee On Pacific and Fur Imestigns Dre Welk Cape Seat Hanibari Republic of Ching

120000 Armenians Seek To Get Out Of Turkey

Cardinal Mercier appeals to the League for ships to evacuate 120000 Armenians from Turkey. A Telegram from the Armenian Catholic Patriarchate of Constantinople and the Protestant community reports the entire Armenian population has decided to leave, urging urgent transport. It was presented to the League council in Geneva today.

Cardinal Mercier League Geneva Jaat Associated Press Hymans Council of the League of Nationa Council Belgium

Poincare tells Lloyd George France balks at Genoa meeting

In Paris, Premier Poincare says France will not meet Bolsheviks at Genoa as equals and rejects the Cannes draft Anglo French treaty. He insists any future talks must respect French sovereignty and the Versailles terms, signaling tense Britain France diplomacy if Bolsheviks attend.

Vallety New York Telbucw Paris Raymond Poincare Lloyd George France Cannes Briand Tribune Lone Pointe Genoa Great Britain Ovens Versailles Perms Fingland Europe Iilsa Great Mostain Hritizh Poincure Poincard Lloyid George Entoy Js Theunis Belgium Sevjers Parsons Int Nut Milterasre Monning Cenginer Morror Nes Pajneare Lloyd Georry Mate Stors Poincare

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