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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
4
Congressional debate reveals a split on a proposed bulb duty tax with a 4 to 6 percent rate in the Senate. Support from Republican members shifts as discussions target the impact on industry and consumer prices, amid arguments over balancing tariffs and protecting American production.
Fragmented text indicates a mayor joining an association opposed to prohibition. The garbled lines reference Hylan and Mayer, Likely a local political stance against alcohol bans. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Chile rejects the arbitration plan in principle over Tacna and Arica as presented, while Peru insists on plebiscite terms. The long dispute presses toward a method while Chile remains cautious, signaling no final settlement yet and signaling optimism for future talks.
Dispatches from Merida Yucatan report gendarmes and railroad workers on strike causing rail disruptions across the state. War Secretary Seryaca arrives at Merida as censorship is said to be established and a curfew on elderly citizens after 11 PM is enforced. Elsewhere reports from Sonora Yaqui Valley describe troop movements and pacified outlook with no alarm, while events near Mata Moros and Laredo reflect rumors of revolts and heightened alert but few concrete troop deployments.
Washington dispatch reports Charles W Morse and three brothers face defraud charges. Judges at the District of Columbia Supreme Court rule the indictment sufficiently definite to proceed, with the United States to seek a trial date before the summer recess as District Attorney Peyton Jordan plans.
Washington May 31 A Senate clash between Senator Lenroot Wisconsin and Watson Georgia centered on a letter from Secretary of Commerce Hoover denying repayment or accounting for large sums said to be diverted to charity. Lenroot accused Watson of falsehoods while Watson pressed for full public disclosure of vouchers and statements related to the funds.
The text alleges antis latin groups raised funds abroad and orchestrated banking and receipts networks under high officials. It cites investigations by governments and mentions three men selling services in the short term, tied to American interests and bankers.
A damaged 20th century wire service style report describes Mexico welcoming half a million Jewish refugees. It notes discussions by officials and observers about settlement, land use, and support programs. The piece references government promises and the aim to assist refugees’ resettlement and economic stability.
A legal filing describes Henekner and ER in a 250000 suit. The case involves Uapia Transit Company and related parties and references expected testimony and dates. Details are obscured but indicate disputes over protections, duties, and remedies.
Richmond Virginia May 25 William A Pricer of North Carolina died in a crash during an early morning dive. The flyer, identified as Merle, fell from a plane near Lame while attempting a descent. Investigators described the cause as a fatal accident in the air.
The plan, agreed at a conference of operators, seeks to fix fair coal prices across five fields to prevent runaway costs during the strike. It sets ceilings and adjustments tied to production costs, with allocations for West Virginia and Alabama districts and waivers for evolving market conditions. Officials say agreements will be in place within days as committees coordinate with state and federal authorities.
Henry Miller was elected president of the Actors' Fidelity League for the coming year at the annual election held at the league's headquarters, 122 West Forty-third Street. Other officers named include George M. Cohan and Laurie Mh Cond Weep Retnty, with Margaret Anglin, Coburn, Willem Waller, Ernest Titon, Arlen Meckatt, Helen Hayes, Lester Lenersau, Wilson Reynolds, Tamas Fo Shea, Oty Skinner, and Revert Shen in listed roles.
A new bill to regulate future trading on grain exchanges was introduced in the Senate by Senator Capper of Kansas. The measure aims to align with Supreme Court rulings, designating contract markets to be regulated by the Secretary of Agriculture to benefit farmers cooperatives, despite opposition from established boards of trade.
Navy officials told the Senate Naval Committee that three private armor plate plants and the government armor plate facility will shut down as the naval limitation treaty is ratified. Midvale and Bethlehem plants remain on status quo until final ratification, with others already closed.
Trustees at the General The Jogten Seminary awarded ten honorary degrees at the 100th commencement held at 175 Ninth Avenue. Diplomas were given to twenty graduates. notable honorees included Rector R. Mtetton of Trinity Church and Rev. Yolehien Inagek of Tohuko Japan among others.
Court order halts resetting of an estimated cost for a new county courthouse project. Justice Tierner issues temporary injunction affecting Segoe Lawesr and associated parties as they contest construction scheduling and contract actions. The actions center on the county’s project timeline and alternate arrangements during the pause.
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