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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
32
One hundred ninety mothers from Brooklyn form the Parents League to curb flapper trends among youths. They devise blue laws restricting late night parties from 8:20 to 12, chaperoned events, simple refreshments, and school-aligned entertainment, aiming to guide teens' behavior through parental unity.
Lieutenant Reed commanded a naval balloon test with several army and civilian operators. The balloons traveled southeast while under command and were labeled Army No.3. The three balloons will proceed to Switzer land for international competition representing the country.
Representative Dyer of Missouri writes to Senate Judiciary Committee chair urging prompt action on a federal anti lynching bill. He condemns mob law and urges passage to protect residents in states where lynchings occur.
Sandygarth the summer home of Maude Adams at Lake Ronkerkoma Illinois was formally turned over to the Catholic Church by Archbishop Beneane and Elehap Thamay F. Malley of the Diocese of Brooklyn. The property valued at £180000 will serve as a retreat for women and was witnessed during a 9 AM mass through 4 PM ceremony. Hugh Reilly attended as Adams’s representative while the heiress’s absence marked a somber note.
Secretary of State Lyons today granted a charter to the Equity Players Inc of New York with George Arlies Jane Cowl and Elsie Pergu seh among directors. The group plans to produce stage plays own and operate theaters and present other theatrical productions. POS Turner of New York holds ninety nights shares of the capital stock as a founder and officer of the corporation.
Bank cashier Rubenstein at 164 Hirpadwer Brooklyn was robbed by three men from Alter Rubenstein’s cigar store. Victor M. Carter, a bank attache from the Chatham branch, was arrested near a restaurant after the hold up, as detectives traced the crime to a larger alleged gang. The event centered on a bold jewelry heist and a struggle for custody of the stolen cash, with extensive cross-town pursuit and hotel investigations continuing.
Mayor Hylan approves a traffic card ordinance adopted May 2 that requires drivers to carry photo ID cards and have them checked by authorities. The system aims to curb violations and improve street safety with periodic updates and police enforcement. Citizens will need new cards, and officials anticipate enhanced control over driving privileges citywide.
A damaged OCR record notes a May Baltimore item about a will or estate proceedings. Names appear as Joby Ventestant Kytsenpal Charely Kings, Mattinneé Commiyy, Charlotte Be Tha, Dalton Cn, and others. It references shares and a donor's wishes to remain intact, with dates around September 2819 and mentions of the Company of New York.
Roosevelt Chapter of D A R elected Miss Fisk as regent and named officers at a meeting at the Waldorf Astoria. The group announced new officers including a secretary and historian and observed the era of American literacy and preservation noted by the attendees.
Talmer Canfield heads a federal prohibition education program. Agents must attend sessions on handling enforcement and legality under the new rules. The training aims to clarify authority and procedures for future actions.
Rockefeller Foundation officials report progress in the global yellow fever campaign, noting vaccine use and hospital care reduced mortality. The initiative, aided by Mexican government support, aims to sustain funding and extend prevention methods across affected regions despite political and logistical hurdles.
A fragmented report notes courses for physicians and public health committees discussing malaria and yellow fever. It references international health bodies and experts traveling to Constantinople, Beirut, Bombay, Calcutta, and Shanghai to study outbreaks and train local staff.
A courteous young man entered Mand O. jemerry LAU Thied Avene about 9 09 yesterday morning with a note of interest to the proprietor Minnwitz. He lured the owner to a back room, restrained him, and while tying him, the thief removed a large quantity of gems. Investigators at East Biatytov Street station are pursuing the suspect.
Gompers of the American Federation of Labor and representatives urged Congress to legislate the abolition of all minor employment. A House Judiciary Committee hearing is planned to hear arguments from supporters and opposing factions on this issue.
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