23 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1922
Page
1
A brief court record describes an armed suspect saved by police intervention during a night incident. The event involved a revolver found in a pocket and a public safety concern near a Brooklyn station. The suspect had prior five year history noted by authorities.
Forty inmates from Clinton was transferred to Plattsburg to battle a blaze threatening the village. Despite rough winds and smoky conditions, their efforts helped control the flames before dawn, keeping the hotel and surrounding homes safe as the fire was brought under control.
A heated meeting in Great Neck over school boundary changes sparked a protest with visitors and Nassau County officials. Supervisor Remsen faced questions about alleged political pressure as residents and notable business figures gathered. a Wednesday session was planned amid claims of obstruction and invitations. Princess Mary wed Viscount Lascelles in London, officials announced.
Rone Pollain assistant conductor of York Symphony said violins valued at 8000 dollars were stolen from his apartment on Seventh Avenue last Sunday. He reported the loss after returning home Friday to find the flat rifled and letters missing. A detective offered little help, suggesting the thief may have fled toward Elmira, and Pollain lamented the sentimental and monetary value of the instruments.
Ottawa story notes church leaders condemn bare chested skiers during a service. The article cites pastor and parish actions, mentioning discipline for attendees failing to cover attire and referencing the sacrament and church rules.
Delegates likely to appear at the Jam Vh I session as talks continue on a settlement for Fall Shantune. Log in the Jam Vh I, blocking adjournment of arms parts relations with China under discussion.
Reports describe tense bargaining over China’s Shantung concessions and Japan’s role at the conference. Delegates discuss treaty terms, enforcement, and potential changes to customs duties while debates over the Versailles settlement continue amid broader power dynamics.
Auto crash near Monticello Harrison avenues in Jersey City killed John Kean and Thomas Barthawing of South Amboy. Anton Miles Tubba J Ryan Sethon Deuts also from South Amboy suffered injuries as three other occupants escaped unharmed. Driver Stephen Amrock of Jersey City was arrested.
Belfast May 1 1848 reports on Viscount Roger Wryce a diplomat and publicist noted for his influence in English American relations. The obituary outlines his education at Oxford and father a government official, his parliamentary path as Liberal ally of Gladstone, and service as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and head of the Board of Trade. It notes his Ambassadorship to the United States and his role in the Rosebery movement.
Rome dispatch describes Benedict XV lying in state at the Vatican Alt while Cardinals and officials gather for funeral rites and the selection of a successor. The report details the body’s solemn transport, the diplomatic presence, and the early deliberations of the Sacred College amid world attention.
Cardinal OConnell will sail Tuesday while Cardinal Dougherty plans to depart next Saturday, delaying the voting trip to Rome as officials weigh travel likely changes.
The article outlines a nine hour day rule with overtime pay, a 12 hour stretch, and carrier efficiency concerns. It notes dissent from several labor leaders and officials while discussing potential extensions and implications for railroads and workers amid a looming presidential and papal conclave.
Berlin dispatch reports Major General V. von Heye in the Potsdamer Allgemeine Zeitung asserts Germany’s military collapse stemmed from a Ninth Army refusal to continue fighting. He recounts a November 9 conversation with the Kaiser two days before armistice, claiming the army would not march against civilians or Bolsheviks even under direct command, and would seek an orderly withdrawal if ordered. The article notes the proclamation of the republic altered plans and that the army remained wary and divided at front and home.
Rutherford resident Slingsby, a 45 year old Mason and New York manufacturing company employee, was fatally shot when a revolver in the pocket of his auto discharged. He died two hours after being taken to Hackensack Hospital. Mrs Slingsby alerted the garage after the shot.
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