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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
28
Dr Robinson faces libel allegations and was arrested after a controversial publication. The case ties to charges under an espionage act and involvement with socialist circles, with details of the publication and actions surrounding the arrest outlined in court records.
The killer of Ruth Cruger in New York City faces trial on October 25. Police reported the suspect’s apprehension after a botched shop incident and the victim’s body discovery. The case draws nationwide attention as prosecutors prepare to present evidence and secure a conviction.
A divorce case reveals allegations of inflated living costs and substantial alimony payments. Jeanne contests Herbert DeRner’s claims while a court considers figures around 23,000 to 45,000 dollars and related support.
Magistrate rules no fault by father in Henrietta Bulte truant case after she left school to pursue acting, decision notes absence of parental responsibility and notes Henrietta defied guidance, timeline cites late 19th century district procedures.
A man is held in connection with the theft of multiple automobiles. Details point to a large operation centered near a village area with several vehicles recovered and processed at a local facility. Investigators in New York and nearby jurisdictions coordinate to trace suspects and secure evidence.
Residents and city observers weigh the future of the Cafe des Beaux-Arts as talks stall over plans to close the venue. The debate centers on ownership, building changes, and the potential impact on patrons and nearby establishments while authorities consider next steps.
Mayor William Hale Thompson of Chicago filed suit yesterday against The New York Tribune, through attorney John F. Monch of 27 Broadwing. The claim concerns a defamatory matter published May 17 1920 and seeks unspecified damages.
A chaotic note describes a $16,000 liquor theft alongside a jewelry loss and mentions multiple names, streets, and possible locations. The garbled text references Fish, Towph fried, Hamble Misti, Fifth Avenue, and New York, with scattered monetary figures and names, suggesting a local crime scene or investigative note.
Local readers heard a puzzling message about missing first names linked to a Bay area issue. The text references Carlos and a tavern, with scattered clues pointing to a road, an address, and a set of unclear names amid a garbled narrative.
An ambiguous report describes cafe owners facing action from authorities over violations. The text mentions enforcement actions, potential fines, and involvement of various agencies and units. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
At Croker's New York hearing his son Richard challenges the elder's competence claiming senile dementia. A medical expert testifies Croker aged about sixty resembles a man of advanced years, while the cross examination cites his complex financial holdings and a lengthy affidavit.
The article reports a dispute over the naming of a newborn daughter of Mr Wil Stes and associates, noting a court-ordered name determination and eventual use of a new birth certificate. It mentions family ties to Turner Sunrene Court Justice Charles Harrison and Lindley M. Garrison, with distracted dialogue about choosing a name and a humorous aside about the baby’s potential names. The piece then briefly shifts to a political note about Mrs Annette Abbot Adams awaiting confirmation as Assistant Attorney General.
As Assistant Attorney General she will supervise enforcement of tax and customs laws War Risk pure food quarantin and Adamson acts with supervisory control over Federal prisons.
A romance spanning nine years ended Wednesday in Manhattan as Miss Josephine Limberger, heir to a vast West Mount Vernon estate, married Motorcycle Policeman John A. Tierney of the Mount Vernon department. Tierney met her during an arrest near her home after years in the Philippines where he earned a medal. His father, Md. Torna, heads the Adrian Ts Water Company in New Rochelle.
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