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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
23
Milwau kee reports a world balloon race with thirteen pilots, Lake Ontario and Canadian air routes, and a mysterious radio device. Separately, over 130 Brooklyn mothers form the Parents League to enforce a blue law code limiting parties, dress and curfews for teens to curb “flapper” trends.
Washington May 21 Representative Dyer Republican of Missouri condemns mob law in many states. He objects to delay on the antidynching bill passed by the House and urges Senate action. He argues lynchings threaten citizens and challenge constitutional protections while the nation debates remedy.
Sandygarth the summer home of Maude Adams at Lake Ronkonkoma was formally turned over to the Catholic Church. The 900 acres were presented to the Convent of the Cenacle valued at $160,000. Archbishop Bonzano witnessed the acceptance by Bishop Malloy. The ceremony started with a high mass and continued into the afternoon before about 200 attendees. Adams sent a representative. The place will be used as a retreat for women.
Secretary of State Lyons granted a charter to Equity Players Inc of New York. Directors include George Arliss Jane Cowell Elsie Persimmon and other British talents. The group aims to produce stage plays operate theaters and manage theatrical ventures in New York. Turner of New York holds ninety night shares and acts as attorney for the corporation.
Victor M Carter a cashier at Chatham and Phennis Bank in Grand Street and Bowery was arrested with two accomplices after a Broadway robbery of Alter Rubenstein near 1640 Broadway Brooklyn. Rubenstein identified Carter as the gunman. Detectives traced three men who fled to a chop suey joint. Police pursued a second lead linking the bank affair. the Count and Countess Zichy are named in a film studio context as they discuss moving into motion pictures while a long wedding tale unfolds.
Mayor Mylan approves a new traffic card ordinance adopted May 21 to monitor violations by oil vehicle drivers. Police issue cards from Police Headquarters and record minor offenses, summons issued after five incidents. The plan aims to keep officers at posts rather than at Traffic Court, improving road safety and vigilance. drivers must attach a recent photo to their card.
In Baltimore County Maryland a will probated today in Baltimore County Court disposes of a stock gift to John s Protestant Episcopal Church in Wingsville. The bequest includes twenty shares of Manhattan Company stock placed in 1799 to be kept intact. The residue goes to Mary Sterart trittings and Helen Mason of Kansas City, with a $1 000 bond of the Denver Rio Grande Railway as part of the estate. Executor Stevenson A Williams of Belair named. The will dated September 28 1920. Meredith Mer bn longtime resident of Baltimore County.
Roosevelt Chapter D A R met at the Waldorf Astoria electing How Mary Kleen first vice regent Flor OG Finchtraver recording secretary and Mrs BOW corresponding treasurer. Captain Arthur Guy Espey spoke on the moving plea and a message from Mrs Corinne Rehinton sister of the late Theodore Roosevelt was read to members.
A briefing for Federal Prohibition agents previews the first class on legal procedures for making arrests. The session, under the direction of the Prohibition Director, Palmer Canfield, will focus on authority, case preparation, and proper handling for court. All agents not on duty must attend the sessions.
Dr. George Bi. Vincent of the Rockefeller Foundation reviews 1921 activities noting progress against yellow fever malaria and hook worm. He reports vaccination and early treatment reduced deaths, Mexican government entry aided campaigns in Central America, and Nicaragua Costa Rica Guatemala and Honduras largely spared. Funds supported campaigns in Peru despite slow government support.
In addition to hookworm malaria and yellow fever research, the Foundation backs premadical education in China, nurse training, and hospital development. Surveys reviewed medical schools and hospitals from Beijing to Hong Kong and Shanghai, with visits to Constantinople Beirut Cairo Bombay and Calcutta in connection with public inquiry.
A courteous young man entered the M and S jewelry shop at 1516 Third Avenue with two accomplices. They overpowered proprietor Teldore Minowite, gagged him, and stole about $3,000 worth of gems and watches before fleeing. Police and detectives have not yet made arrests.
An array of reform groups led by Propiden Gompers and allied labor organizations will urge Congress to advance legislation aimed at abolishing child labor. The pending hearing before the House Judiciary Committee is set to discuss the measure and the broader push for restrictions on minors in employment.
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