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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
21
Fragmented OCR text discusses salary cuts for a president and political groups. Names and places are unreadable, with garbled phrases and unclear actions. The readable fragments reference committees and reforms but lack coherent details or concrete outcomes.
Middletown New York dispatch reports county jail scarcity. Sheriff Leonard orders prisoners to work on the county farm with deputy Harris sent to assist. Board of Supervisors votes to abolish the Newark jail after July 1 due to prisoner shortage.
Report notes Professor Hyslop, longtime figure in American science, suffered a brain hemorrhage months ago. Medical experts describe his condition as serious but improving slowly, with limited ability to speak and incomplete recovery anticipated before fall.
London reports that Allied negotiations with the Soviet minister Krassin progress slowly as Britain questions Russia’s policy and the role of Krassin. Prime Minister Lloyd George defends Allied unity and argues there is no major perturbation in France, despite press ferment.
U S will block trade with Bolshevik Russia as officials say current position remains. The conference aims to keep touch with negotiations and views of other nations, with Consul General Skinner in London likely the American representative. If Great Britain resumes, public stock actions may follow. the United States remains the only nation able to deliver rolling stock this year, Baltic ports constrained.
Fragmentary report describes multiple army officers killed or wounded by suspected Red forces using poisoned needles. Dense text references hospitals in Budapest and chaos in Mae City with fear and rumors of terror.
Merin Jie reports chaotic election events as Socialist campaign activities devolve into clashes. Police intervene after Malist supporters pour into the hall, turning hoses on opponents and forcing the meeting to end abruptly amid violent disruption.
Senate debate centered on a proposal for a broad inquiry into potential election interference and campaign financing practices. Key figures from the committee and major figures in New York and Philadelphia discussed extending the inquiry, with senators aiming to reveal the extent of influence and funding behind political actors before the election.
Reform era debate on repealing wartime powers outlines opposition from Republicans Massachusetts and others. The measure seeks to remove Lever Act controls if war ends, while arguing to reserve authority to manage national emergency provisions. The Senate debate lingered into session adjournment with supporters urging repeal and critics warning of potential economic disruption.
LOCHESTER N Y June 8 A jury in the Supreme Court returns a verdict of guilty of murder in the second degree against Vout Reaver fidell for the death of vuMio de Kiel on the night of Jans Says Tuonomiilely after the betrayal and marriage to Odell her husband Ayines Lethet who was editing execu ton KE Sings Sing. The jury faced questions over plans and the accused are bound for imprisonment.
In Chicago, Hitchcock assumes full control of party activities amid a tense political scene. He inherits authority from top organizers at a homefront gathering attended by Colonel William Cooper Procter Senator Moses and other party figures. He criticizes methods and the pace of political expertise during the conference.
A cortipil publie FOINCHhUE O35 Weat Ihstant and an associate allegedly used forged payrolls and fake books to defraud a company on East 126th Street. Detectives traced $400 in disputed payments and linked the pair to an elaborate tax scheme.
Miss Anne Sturges died after being struck by a car at Sixteenth Street and Park Avenue. The vehicle, driven toward the walk, pinning her between a wheel hub and a hydrant, injured bystander Pushman Hamilton and others. She died at Ploner Hospital with drugs and treatment noted. authorities request statements from witnesses as hospital reports describe critical condition.
A chaotic Chicago scene covered Senator Johnson amid a noisy crowd as he rode through the Michigan Avenue route, with supporters waving signs and booing opponents. The event featured speeches linking policy to national security and reactions to Indiana plank debates, highlighting tensions within the Republican campaign and the presence of California Senator Crocker among attendees.
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