Koenig Puts Spotlight on Drug Users Amid Tammany Rivalry
In a city reshaped by Republican Coalition tensions, Koenig and leaders rally Brooklyn against Tammany Hall while a conference sways Curran over Calder for borough control. Dr Carleton Simon escalates a city wide anti drug drive warning high profile figures to seek cures or face arrest.
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Drys Told Beer Bill May Be Sidetracked in Senate
Washington July report from The Tribune notes a growing push to legislate beer control as medicine faces Senate scrutiny. Opponents plan to limit or recommit the measure, arguing constitutional and public reactions may jeopardize broader prohibition aims.
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Denial Cabled By Northcliffe Pleases King
Detective Charles E. Tighe was arrested on a charge of simple assault after allegedly assaulting two dozen people at 600 Ninth Avenue and attacking an eight year old girl. A magistrate declined a child beating warrant, preferring a summons to avoid upsetting the detective. A separate cable from Lord Stamfordham to Lord Northcliffe in New York confirms the King’s approval of Premier Lloyd George’s statements on the Irish interview. Lord Northcliffe left Gotham silent on the matter, saying the incident is closed and declining further comment.
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Rich New York Woman Kills Herself in West
Mrs Charles Slauson fifty a former New York resident was found dead with a bullet wound on an ocean pier near Santa Barbara California A coroner's jury ruled death by own action She had been staying at Montecito with her two children and attended a Miramar theater the previous evening Her New York address was 91 William Street An apparent suicide driven by ill health and despair with connections noted to the Slauson family and prominent rail figures.
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Whisky Seizure Reversed Then Reclaimed by State Police
Mount aoun July 30 J A Comesky recovered three cases of whisky seized by the state police after long litigation. Justice Morschauser ordered the liquor restored due to a faulty warrant. Comesky left in triumph but Troopers returned with a new warrant and seized the three cases again along with four more.
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U. of P. Leaves Wood as Governor General of Philippines
Washington reports Major General Leonard Wood likely to become Governor General of the Philippine Islands for a year. Trustees and Secretary Weeks push the plan despite Wood leaving Penn to head the islands, aiming to block independence and restore order amid chaotic business and banking conditions. Wood enjoys Filipino support and is viewed as a strong, respected executive favored by Harding administration and Japan-oriented interests.
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Peace Terms With Berlin Are Settled
Washington July 30 Negotiations for a treaty of peace with Germany, conceding every point from the Versailles terms and the Porter Knox resolution, have practically been concluded. Berlin dispatches say Germany is willing to concede, via American Commissioner Bilis Loring Diesel, and a proclamation is expected soon.
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Seaplane Crash Sinks Boats Wounds Three Off Flushing Bay
A hydroairplane attempting a landing near Flushing Bay Corona plunged into a flotilla. Three people in a motor boat were injured as two boats and a rowboat sank. The craft then sank with its occupants swimming ashore. The aircraft owner Ray C. Gilhooly and pilots William Alexander and William Lyons were aboard.
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Regina
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Delaware Street
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Wagner
Reds Agree to Free All Americans, Bush Troops To Curb Hunger
Special Cable to The Tribune reports Berlin 1921 dispatch on famine in Soviet Russia. Bolshevik forces brace to repel peasant mobs advancing on Moscow and Kazan, led by Trotsky with dictatorial powers. Cossack uprisings disrupt oil shipments from Baku, while Moscow appeals to peasants for bread. Cholera spreads in the south as trains guard hungry crowds.
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Aviator Lands Safely On Top of Mont Blanc
Durafour, a Swiss flyer, conquered Mont Blanc in three attempts by reaching 15,752 feet above sea level. He started from Lausanne, landed on the peak, then descended and reached Chamonix.
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Reds Admit Moscow Regime Faces Run
The central executive of the Third Internationale in a secret circular says the Moscow Soviet government is facing a critical position due to shortages of food and fuel. It notes the Lenine Trotsky regime’s financial and economic position is rapidly becoming desperate.
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Silesian Crisis Ended, Says Lloyd George
Prime Minister Lloyd George declares the Silesian crisis resolved in a Boulogne briefing, noting the dispute has ended and signaling a diplomatic closure amid ongoing postwar negotiations.
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Lloyd George voices cautious optimism on postwar talks
London and Thame dispatch report Premier Lloyd George in a speech at Thame praising improving Anglo French ties after Upper Silesia tensions. He says Britain seeks an equal voice in peace interpretation, not dominant power, and that talks to resolve differences are on the right track with the Allied Council expected to meet in early August.
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Pigeon Carries Harding Message From Mayflower Voyage
President Harding aboard the Mayflower and Mrs. Harding sail toward Plymouth Mass. when a carrier pigeon returned with a hastily written note to Washington. The message said all well and the voyage proceeding amid excellent conditions, signed Warren G. Harding.
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Release of American Prisoners Clears Path for Relief Efforts
Riga July 30 The Moscow Bolshevik government accepts Herbert Hoover and the American Relief Administration demand to release all Americans in Soviet prisons before famine aid proceeds. Mrs Mercuerite Harrison of Baltimore is released under escort of Senator Joseph I France who investigated conditions. Kameneff’s note calls for quick negotiations on place and time to begin relief relations, with Director Brown to Moscow Riga or Reval. The move is seen as paving future U S Soviet relations and enabling famine relief.
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