Lockwood to Quit Unless Party Unites
Amid anti-Tammany tensions in Brooklyn and Manhattan, Senator Charles S. Lockwood issued an ultimatum demanding substantial Republican unity to stay in the Mayoralty race and continue his legal work and head the Lockwood housing committee.
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Manhattan
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Livingston
Brookyn
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United States
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E. Hicks
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Tammany
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Allen
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Vioy
Mrs Stone recalls rescue on Mount Eanon after husband falls
Mrs W E Stone wife of Purdue University president dangled on a rope and dropped to a four foot ledge after her husband fell into a crevice on Mount Eanon. She lay on the tiny ledge eight days without food or water before rescue by Swiss guide Rammer. She watched her husband fall and later struggled to lower herself with the rope. The rescue party ferried her down Marvel Lakes path toward civilization while Dr Stone's body remains missing.
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W. E. Stone
Purdue University
Galgary Herald
Stone
Marvel Lakes
Dr. Stone
Shim
Jeff
Slush Fund Rumors Highlight Albany Testimony
Detective Bernard J. Devaney testified before Commissioner Hirshfield about a rumored $100,000 slush fund to push the Lusk bill through the Legislature. He recalled names like Cornelius Brown, James Gegan, and lobbyist Jack Kleist, plus discussions with Assemblyman Judson and related press exposure. Weather and heat linked deaths followed as sweltering conditions lingered in New York.
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Lusk
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Hirshfield
Albany
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James G. Gegan
Gegan and Brown
Jack Kleist
Devaney
Franklin W. Judson
Rochester
Assemblyman
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West Eighty-sixth Street
Kleist
Thomas J. Finn
West Sixty-eighth Street
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West Sixty
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C. Ernest Smith
Staten Island
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Ricist
Soviet Ready to Abdicate in Favor of Socialist Ministry
Berlin reports from Prague state the Bolshevik government in Moscow is ready to abdicate to a ministerial body of Socialists Revolutionary and Mensheviks. Prague leaders reportedly crossed the frontier, believing Lenin and Trotsky's downfall is near, while authorities caution skepticism about the claim. In Oklahoma, a riot at the state penitentiary shirt factory left one life term convict dead, several guards injured, machinery wrecked, and the plant damaged before authorities restored order in twenty minutes.
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Rampage by Detective Tighe Triggers Suspension and Inquiry
Police Inspector Lahey orders arrest of Detective Sergeant Charles Tighe after a two hour raid at 600 Ninth Avenue where more than thirty people, including women and children, were beaten or mistreated. Victims report intoxication and demands for felonious assault charges as Mayor Hylan and Commissioner Enright weigh action.
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Pastor and Son Charged With Felonious Assault
The Rev James Deojay of Christ Church Mariner's Island and his son Leon Deojay were arrested Wednesday night in West Brighton charged with felonious assault. Bail set at $1000 each for next Tuesday's examination after neighbor John Stanisana, a former Methodist minister, reported a violent clash at 384 Union Avenue Mariner's Harbor. Neighbors claim the dispute involved Stanisana's six year old daughter boarding with the Deojays.
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Housemaid's Auto Still Belligerent With Police
Miss Annie Martin, a Port Chester housemaid who owns a car and drives with a chauffeur, has racked up six fines since March for running into obstacles and endangering police. She describes her nerves and insists the car “runs into money,” with multiple incidents including hitting a fence, a pole, and chasing patrolmen in Rye and Port Chester.
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Purchase Street
Post Road
Rye
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Harding Sets Against Extra Arms Parley
President Harding remains unmoved by British Japanese and French calls to delay disarmament talks. He reiterates November 11 as the likely conference date while praising progress toward a meeting, and warns against a preliminary conference that could delay the core disarmament agenda and the tax-reducing naval limits.
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Hardings Depart on Yacht for Ten Days Rest in New England
The president and Mrs. Harding begin a ten day vacation aboard the Mayflower, sailing from Washington toward Plymouth Massachusetts. A convoy of four battleships and six destroyers will escort the yacht past the Virginia Capes, with plans to witness Pilgrim landing centennial ceremonies and a banquet in Plymouth before continuing to Portland Maine.
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King Denies Lloyd George Conversation Fabrication
London dispatch reports Premier Lloyd George reading a royal statement denying a Daily Mail interview quote attributed to King George about Ireland. The King calls the claims complete fabrication and confirms the throne followed constitutional speech protocol in Belfast.
Denial from Lord Northcliffe to King George Cablegram
Washington July 29. Lord Northcliffe sent a cablegram to King George’s private secretary denying ever attributing the king’s words to him after Lloyd George’s presentation in the House of Commons. He said he gave no such interview and conveyed humble duty in the denial.
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France Drops Plan to Speed Silesian Force
Paris reports indicate Briand secured cabinet support for conciliation over reinforcements to Upper Silesia. Britain opposes troop dispatch but Paris seeks Allied unity and a uniform front toward Germany. A meeting with British Ambassador Harding aided crisis resolution, with further Supreme Council discussions anticipated.
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Upper Silesia
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Northcliffe Heads West After Lively Washington Day
Lord Northcliffe departed for the western trip after a bustling day in Washington. He rebutted a claim about King George’s secretary and denied involvement by Lord Curzon with the British Embassy. Correspondents from the Tribune’s Washington Bureau observed his activities.
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