Two Airmen Die In Crash At Port Jervis
Special Dispatch to The Tribune reports a military plane CH-4 crashed near Port Jervis this afternoon killing 25 year old Lieutenant Lyons and 20 year old Augustus Altemeier Jr. Both were residents of the town and were returning from Mitchel Field when the craft struck a house and exploded. Spectators rushed to help but could not extinguish the flames as wreckage was removed and investigators from Mitchel Field arrived to determine the cause.
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Army Officer Ends His Life With Bullet
Lieutenant Douglas Aeto died at Camp Henry Knos after a self inflicted gunshot. Brigadier General Dwight de Austinas supervised investigation and officials noted a blood stained scene. The incident followed a note suggesting distress and no other clear motive or direction was given.
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Entire Irish Diocese Facing a Church Ban
DUNDALK July 20 By The Associated Press Cardinal Lerne Primate of Ireland threatens to excommunicate the entire diocese of Dundalk. Father McKeon announced after services that the primate may visit the diocese to assess disorders and consider the ban as a consequence.
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Peace terms in railway shopmen strike agreed to by both sides
Announcement cites authoritativeness with Harding summoning Ben W Hooper to Washington for conference. Chicago rail men report peace in sight as government readies final coal distribution plans during the miners strike.
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Madman at Mass Carves Cross on Body
An insane worshiper at St Patrick’s Cathedral wounded himself with a knife during a late morning service. Father Daly continued the liturgy after the incident while the assailant was removed by ushers and sailors. The injured man received seven stitches at Flower Hospital and was later moved to Bellevue for psychiatric observation.
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Bronx teen ends life after note and gas plan
Seventeen year old Samuel Schorr of 1386 Clinton Ave Bronx committed suicide at home by filling gaps with towels and paper and turning on gas jets and lighting fixtures. Neighbors and Tremont patrolman reported a strong odor of escaping gas and police found him four hours after entry. Dr Smolinsky treated him without success.
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Northcliffe's Physicians Report No Improvement
London July 90 Associated Press report that doctors treating Lord Northcliffe say his condition remains a concern with endocarditis causing ongoing anxiety and no indication of improvement.
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German coins sold near subway gates prompt investigation
Reported outside subway kiosks at Street and Broadway a man offers small German coins, claiming they work as substitutes for five plennig pieces, attracting a woman who alerted a conductor. Authorities note influx of tiny German coins via ports and transit routes, with coins replacing or substituting per ticketing systems as sailors and traders circulate the currency.
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Drowns Giving Son 10 First Swimming Lesson
Anthony Beck a mechanic took his ten year old son John to Peene's Dock Yonkers Hudson River yesterday afternoon to teach him to swim Beck went into the water first and was seized by cramp sinking before the boy could reach him The body was recovered The Beck home is at 62 Wark Street Yonkers.
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British Troops Rush Into Thrace Amid Frontline Tension
Constantinople reports a movement of British troops into the Asiatic side toward Tehatalia as fighting between Turkish gendarmerie and a Greek patrol yields three wounded on each side. Greece presses for Constantinople’s occupation as a path to peace, while financial strains and calls for broader war measures loom.
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Five Killed When Auto Is Hit by Interurban
DETROIT July 20 Five persons were instantly killed and one injured when an automobile carrying the Murphy family attempted to evade an imminent collision with another interurban car north of the city. John W. Murphy and his two sons John W. Jr. and James F., Mrs. Josephine Gay, and Miss Marie Pinnaga were listed among the dead. The vehicle caught fire and Murphy’s body was nearly cremated. The interurban motorman, Nelson Ogden, was badly cut by broken glass as the vestibule of the car was breached. An unidentified driver of the second vehicle fled after the crash, with witnesses blaming that vehicle for the fatal incident.
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Fire destroys Matd tone Country Club in East Hampton
John Drew led a bucket brigade as flames gutted the Matd tone Country Club destroying the second floor living quarters. Firefighters struggled with poor water pressure while guests fled valuables. plans for a new clubhouse were announced by club president and Southampton residents learned of the blaze.
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Chicago Rail Men Confirm Peace Terms in Settlement
Chicago sources report that terms agreed to end the country wide railway strike have been formalized and ratified through President Harding's mediation. The long stoppage sunk wages by about 40 million pounds, with executives in New York and Chicago coordinating to accept the settlement terms while preserving seniority rights for some workers as a final adjustment to end the walkout.
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Girl Stowaways Aboard Majestic Found Hiding
Two 13 year old girls, Katherine Fleming and Anna Muller, hidden in a lifeboat aboard the White Star Majestic, sailed from New York toward England before being detected. Their mother in New York had previously noted similar behavior last May. The story also covers U.S. government plans to assume emergency coal distribution duties to manage supply as production and shipments shift post strike.
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Poincare Honors U S Amid Dead At Argonne Memorial
Paris July 10 The funeral memorial at Hast Chevauche near Vauquois honors 160000 killed in Argonne fighting with Premier Poincare delivering the unveiling. The monument lists French American and Italian corps and recalls the 1918 September American army role joined with Gouraud in the Argonne offensive. Germany bears responsibility for the war and must repair the damage.
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Dispute Wisdom of Plan but Yield to Harding on Crisis
Public appeal requests explanation of attitude as Carter Field notes a national industrial crisis. Harding backs the policy while opposing critics who doubt the plan. The piece frames a split between cautious strategy and urgent economic pressures.
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Railroad executives to accept President plan in shopmen strike
Washington July 30 railroad leaders at a New York meeting expected to accept the Presidents compromise to settle the shopmen’s strike. They will protest publicly and surrender, believing the plan favors immediate settlement though they oppose it in principle. Harding to confer with Hooper and Cuyler as both sides pledge compliance with Railroad Labor Board rulings.
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