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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

5

Pinkertons Aid County in Peters Case and New Rochelle Inquiry

Pinkertons were hired to assist the county in the Peters matter, with authorities pressing for details about Walter Ward and a blackmail plot tied to Ward and attorneys Weeks. The report also covers a New York case where Edith Rockefeller McCormick opposes her daughter Mathilde’s marriage to Max Oser, seeking a guardianship and court oversight.

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Amundsen Outlines Polar Continent Goal Trip Plan

The report indicates Amundsen reserves the right to explore the polar region and oceanography efforts. It notes his aim to establish a continental presence and to assert authority if needed during the expedition.

Amundsen Avete Indeen

Wartime Britain faces Irish republic threat amid warnin g

International and domestic actions dominate the scene as Winston Churchill warns of renewed military occupation if Ireland proclaims a republic while British leaders scuffle over the Versailles framework and League of Nations balance. Senate and labor news mix with sports and markets. notable items include a million dollar endowment to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Lord Woolavington's Derby win.

Winston Churchill Britain Republic Separation Commission

University of Pennsylvania Accepts General Wood Proposal

Washington May 11 trustees of the University of Pennsylvania formally accepted Major General Wood's plan to remain in the Philippines until January 1. The decision was conveyed to Wood directly and was reported by the War Department. The understanding is that Wood will not be further engaged to return as head of the university.

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Polish Sculptor Marries Chicago Society Girl

Szukalski, a Polish sculptor, wed Miss M ise Walker, daughter of a Chicago physician, in Chicago. Reported plans to give up art and raise pigs. The couple left for Toronto after the ceremony and honeymoon plans were noted.

Chicago Szukalski Mise Walker Siker Stanslaws Seukalski Teronto Honeyman Canadian

Massive Rail Labor Meeting Sets Stage for Wage Cuts

In Cincinnati on May 1 1923 railroad brotherhood leaders including the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks and related unions prepared for a pivotal gathering. Officials discussed wage reductions expected from the Railroad Labor Board and potential strikes, aiming to align actions with the American Federation of Labor convention. The talk focused on maintenance and telegraph workers amid broader labor tensions across the railway system.

Railroad Brotherhood Meek Cincinnati Labor Board Edith Rockefeller McCormick Mathilde Max Over Milwaukee McCall May Henry Cabot Lodge Brotherhood Kpestal Deepatch Sintern Brotherhoods Renee Hing Chocinnati Tikelis Hood Brotherhood of Halleead Labor Board Rathway Brotherhood Brotherhood Meade Warren Stone Cirtelenses W. OS Timothy Healy Hood of Firemen Ile Firable Detroit Brotherhood of 3 Way Daniel Ad Diepater Electricad Pyton Joseph Franklin Kansas City Martin Baton J. W. K. Brothers Railway Blacksmiths John Pd William Green Perial Diapatin Tribune Chicago United States Railroad Labor Board Albert C. Wharton Railway Employees American Federation of Labor United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way United 5 Railroad Labor Board

What Harding Will Do Is Not Known

Advocates on bonus legislation win a decisive Senate Finance Committee vote 9 to 4 to report the McCumber plan to the Senate. The Smoot insurance plan is defeated. The bill provides certificates and loans, aiming to aid veterans with adjusted compensation. President's views unknown, tariff bill ahead, party leaders cautious on timing.

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Mary Pickford divorce upheld by Nevada Supreme Court

The Nevada Supreme Court affirmed District Judge Frank Langan’s order quashing service in Mary Pickford and Owen Moore’s divorce action. Pickford, granted in 1920, faced desertion charges. the case history ties to Fairbanks and Los Angeles communications, with a celebratory note from Mary Pickford per Gavin McNab.

Carson Mary Picksford Owen Moore Nevada Supreme Court Frank P. Langan Fowler Tet Avide Mary Pickford Agaist Moore Moores Geofer Zi San Sree Oem Moore Gavin McNab Los Angeles

Allies Grant Germany Provisional Moratorium

PARIS May 31 The Reparation Commission unanimously approves Germany’s reply ultimatum and grants a provisional moratorium on payments beginning June 1 1922. The decision allows a postponement while requiring further clarification on several points and indicates Germany must arrange satisfactory budget and legal measures if conditions aren’t met. The commission plans to begin loan organization soon, potentially over 1 million dollars, to support the postponement.

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Baker gives $7 million endowment to Metropolitan Art Museum

George F. Baker, longtime Met trustee and National City Bank director, donates seven million dollars to the Metropolitan Museum of Art to fund an unrestricted endowment and support educational facilities. The gift, announced by museum president Robert W. de Forest, will be held as income for ongoing use.

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Army Bill Reported to Senate Bigger Than House

A Senate report on the War Department appropriation bill shows a total of 333,972,000 dollars, about 3 million more than the House passed. The measure funds the army for the year with large appropriations, totaling 95,100,000 in house figures and 25,496,000 in another section, reflecting the year’s fiscal needs.

Senate House War Department

Assails Erin's Pact As Treaty Menace

London debates on the Irish treaty as Churchill and Griffiths menacing lines spark jumbled exchanges. Colonial Secretary Churchill warns any Eamon de Valera move could break the treaty while outlining possible transfers of powers and border safeguards.

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