Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

New York Tribune in New York, New York

We have 11,141,790 pages in New York

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

22

LRT Installs 17 More Cars Than Ordered

The Interborough Transit Commission approves a plan to add 268 new passenger cars, boosting service on the Lexington Avenue and West Side lines. Mayor Hedley and officials promise faster trains with longer intervals as bids for 100 more coaches are opened, while the Bronx franchise relocation faces continued scrutiny and a bond-forced restructuring looms for the York & Queens County Railway.

Repid Lexington Avenue West Side Hedley Interborough McAneny Late You Starnoen Atheme Favernners Wecerdins Fhra Mapes 2 Acheil- Med Acvice Interborough i F Mmarbettan Interborough-Manbat Bronx Mor Bronxdale Andrews ABC Andrew York & Queens County Railway Company Ant Queens Arthur G. Peacock Park Avenue Dons Steinway Leas Ily Efpenses P Cock Newtown Railway Company Flushing Flushing-Col- Foirt Eles PAU Jamaica Woodside

Ground Broken for Jersey Tube Amid War Contracts Row

Ground breaking ceremonies for a Hudson River tunnel under Canal Street Manhattan faced a delay due to a dispute between Jersey City officials and the Erie Railroad over Eleventh Street access. Contractors said work would start promptly, with an expected three and a half year construction period, as preparations included large crowds and ceremonial shovels. In Washington, a federal grand jury began probing war-time contracts, starting with lumber surpluses in the Army Quartermaster Corps, while Attorney General and aides prepared for broader prosecutions and witness management.

Jersey Rues Yes Street Y Cs Tunnel Hudson River Canal Street Manhattan Thore Savor Hague Jersey City Vehicular Tunnel Board Erie Railroad Eleventh Street Henderson Street Clifford M. Holland Booth & Flinn Company George Flinn Mr. Holland Washington United States Feyton Gordon Quartermaster Corps Unitedates Army Congress Daugherty Gordon Grand Jury Daigterty

Woman given 6 months to 3 years for killing husband

Mrs Praneesen mimensa aged twenty years from the city was sentenced to not less than six months and not more than three years in the penitentiary by Judge Mancuso after prosecutors urged not guilty of second degree manslaughter. She shot her husband Giovanni on First Avenue March 30.

Praneesen Mimensa Brothers Mancuso Giovanni First Avenue John Ryan Emil Cinn East Seventy-Arat Street Sing Si Thomas Murphy

Woodruff Resolution Defeated by 15 Vote Margin

Washington May 31 Republican House leaders again blocked a bid for a congressional investigation into the War Department Justice Department and Alien Property Custodian. The adjournment vote stood 301 to ? against with fourteen Republicans joining Democrats. Woodruff said the defeat was final and warned the House to justify itself before elections.

House Washington Woodruff Johnson War Department Department of Justice Mondell Woodruf Woodruff

Subway Saints Speed Debate Divides Transit Officials

Transit hearing on Manhattan L service reveals claims of speed madness in subways while elevates say open air, better ventilation and faster travel. Turnover doubts raised about Manhattan deficits, costs, and potential advertising to attract riders. Adjournment granted pending further calls.

Daniel J. Turner The Transit Commission Mahattan Mr. Turner Arthur G. Peacock Manhattan Company Manhattan Turner Sanhtattan Urner Peacock Peace& Jee Keegan Interborough Keegan Xr Turner Redngton Harry B. Fischer Commission Giuren

Stone Has Not Yet Received Conference Invitation

Cleveland May 31 Warren S Stone president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers had not received an invitation to the proposed Cincinnati meeting by late day but would not comment. The other two railroad union chiefs were present here W G Lee of the Trainmen and W S Carter of the Firemen out of the city.

Stone Cleveland Ohio Warren S. Stone Brotherhood of Locomotive Engines Cincinnati Railroad Brotherhoods Senda Tera W. G. Lee W. S. Carter

Testimonial Dinner for John McE Bowman at Biltmore Club

Hotel men from across the United States yesterday attended a testimonial banquet for John McE Bowman and spent a day on the golf links of the Biltmore Country Club in New York. Bowman was a respected father’s clock craftsman in the area.

Bowman United States John McE. Bowman Eatchester Biltmore Country Club Aye N.Y

Suit Against Semenoff Shifted to U S Court

Bankruptcy examination postponement and transfer of General Semenoff case to the United States District Court for trial. Bond required to indemnify the plaintiff if the water withdraw action fails. Referee Olney postponed examination to Tuesday at 11:30 AM while parties seek District Court review.

Supreme Court Johnt Thryney Gregory Semenom Brouet John N. Moyle Youravetts Tending Company United Tater District Court Supceme Jom Peter Fh Olney Gasie N Goldin Coreack Ataman Federal District Court

Wife in Wedding Dress Stops Murder Plea in Court

In a Supreme Court session, a man facing murder in the second degree was interrupted as his wife, in her wedding attire, appeared in the courtroom. She threatened divorce and remarriage if he accepted a long sentence, then donned her wedding dress to reinforce the plea. The judge ordered the defendant to stand trial on the murder charge with no alternate plea. The case concerns a plot to kill Santa Fama near the White Vine fairgrounds. a brother and Anthony M. faced second degree murder charges and were sentenced to twenty years.

Justine Tempikins Accu Beng Santa Fama Minin Pebrosty White Vinine Fair Grounda Anthony M Matuer U Slikr

Adjourn Exchange Delays Trial Over Juror Absence

Absence of juryman Jesse Krulewitech delays the trial of the American Cotton Exchange indictment for biliakeing. MCAS adjourned the case until today as Krulewi was excused for surgery and not yet back. if he fails to return, a new juror may be elected and testimony sent to him.

Jesse Krulewitech Catton Rochanen Justien Sareus MCAS Krulewi Hep Wintner Bletrich Attor Dury Plevan Surriien Winther

Mrs McCormick Seeks Court to Stop Parisian Wedding

Chicago May 31. Mrs McCormick petitions the court to halt an international marriage for her granddaughter Mathilde Rockefeller. Attorney Charles Cattington vows to use all legal means. probate court postpones ruling to Saturday. Court hears guardianship issues and sets June deadlines as parties argue the case.

Chicago the Ansociated Charles 8. Catting

Rum Burning Suspect Forfeits 85 000 Bond

A Rum burning case leads to bond forfeiture for Antonin Cassese after he failed to appear for trial with Captain Charles Oman and George Muller of Hickville. Indicted April 10 for conspiring to bring liquor into the United States. Trials for Oman and Muller slated to proceed. Cassese sought Florida witnesses but did not appear. Court in Brooke lyn.

Assene Bayville Antonin Cassese Hootlegeer Yeaterday Charles Oman Edith George Mufler Hickrville Jade Thomas Chatfeld United States District Court Brookelyn Hin Capnere Florida Lyquor United States Mayville Chatfield Oman Muller Foutisel

Woman Rescued After Hanging From Window by Cord

A crowd gathers on Fifth Street and Sixth Avenue as Mia Vetta Calender, wife of a tailor, clings to a window cord above the street. Gordon Calender, her son, and firefighters attempt a rescue as police are called. The rope and window frame keep her from falling while onlookers urge help.

Bifth Street Ond Mia Vetta Calender S Taylor Jork Gordon Calender Pak

Albania Has Gold Money And No National Debt

A May 3 dispatch notes Albania’s claim of gold reserves and no national debt in an interview, stating the country would be well off if its current peace holds. The passage also briefly mentions a dramatic rescue scene with Fireman Thomas Murphy and Mrs Me amid a crowded city street.

Albania

Also Mentioned on This Page

B. R. T. Instrumens Ay Hill Mr. Peacock Deneen Ilinois Mc Daugherty Theer Enges Brazil Department of Justica Subway Nia Semenoff U.S Mike Mathilde Onerrey Fawin I Carsell McCormick Sire McCormick Sir Cutting America Horner Morrow Ady Calender Trent Mrv Calon Tnt Murray Hill Abeshargg East Liberty ST Philadelphia New Jersey Centre George W.welshs Broadway St.Paul’ Chapel Vesey Street Saks & Company 34Th Street Phoenix Saks Y Oenix
Search Courier

Search the New York Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The New York Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication