Jail Threats Fly as Schiff Hurls Defeat Untermyer
Spectators at a steel inquiry hearing erupted as Samuel Schiff clashed with Untermyer over a merger deal involving Kenn Leth & Co. and the North American Steel Company. The tense session featured threats, accusations, and refusals to produce documents, with major financial implications noted for insiders.
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Prisoner Chloroformed To Obtain Fingerprints
A St Louis man, held for nine weeks, was chloroformed in his cell to obtain his fingerprints. Officials admitted he was brought from a distant city and kept unnamed. After an eight day struggle, authorities finally acted, and the prisoner was subdued as the fumes took effect.
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N J Politician Die by Shock While Rigg ing Radio
A New Jersey politician is killed when he touches live radio wiring as he works on aerials. The incident occurred at Fort Lee and shocked witnesses who described the fatal accident and the immediate aftermath.
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N. J
Rico Frenchi
President denounced as press attacks fuel Senate clash
Washington June 3 The Senate hash and officials clash as Senator Stanley Kentucky denounces President Harding for denouncing attacks on Attorney General Daugherty The record includes a memo from Rush Holl and to Daugherty supporting Hawaii judgeships and discussions on Woodruff’s plan for a war inquiry The debate features Senators Borah Norris and Stans concern over time and procedure with no clear resolution.
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May Renew Plea At Hague Council
Authorities of Westchester County, spurred into a grand jury probe of Clarence Peters’s killing, hoped a prisoner in Philadelphia’s Bemaritan Hospital might be tied to the Kensico Reservoir case raised by Walter S. Ward. John Clenzo, the suspected man, faced Philadelphia arrest after police observed him prowling a house. injuries and forged papers emerged during interrogation, with Ward Baking Co. references found. Clenzo’s tale of a Greenburg mine fight collapsed under scrutiny as navy intelligence links surfaced. Paris dispatch notes Poincare’s memorandum urging Bolsheviks’ concessions at The Hague and France’s attempt to shape Western policy, with debates over delegation and procedure.
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Britain Sends Troops to Ireland and Other World News
Britain dispatches additional troops to Ireland to defend Ulster border amid republican attacks. Poincare, in a note to powers, virtually demands Russia abandon communism as a condition for the Hague conference. Lenin reportedly suffers a paralytic stroke. Wu Pei-fu plans a campaign to unify China against Sun Yat-sen. Japan’s premier suggests cabinet resignation. Local and domestic items include a Harvard president’s remarks, Amundsen’s polar expedition, and political hearings on shipping and public works. sports recap with Red Sox, Giants, Robins, Yale, Belmont Park, and other results.
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Harvard Denies Idle Rumor of Jew Ban at Harvard
Boston June 1 President A Lawrence Lowell of Harvard University says reports of a planned discrimination against Jews are idle rumor. Massachusetts House Speaker B Loring Young says Lowell explained no action beyond a faculty committee on admission principles. Harvard faculty votes to limit powers of the Admitting Board, denying any class-based exclusion and noting student discussions in April and May about Jewish representation.
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The Tribune Today Ends A Busy Week Of Feature Pages
The Tribune lists multiple sections and pages including Part I news and editorials, Part IV society notices, fashion, and the arts. It highlights the Tribune Racline, automobile Ness notes, and the magazine with drawings by Machamer and sections by Chappell and Foster.
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Brings Betty
Voight
Lost Balloonists Found Finish Third in Race
Lieutenant Reed and his aid, once feared lost, landed in the Ozark Mountains after covering 885 miles to finish third in the national air race. The crew, part of thirteen airmen from Milwaukee, were reported by the Wisconsin Aero Club to have landed near Eminence, Missouri, after a difficult trek through mountains with no ballast.
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Marine Aviator Flies 1,500 Miles in 4 Days
Major E H Brainerd of the Marine Corps flew a service plane from Ellington Field Houston to Bolling Field Washington covering about 2 500 miles in four days. The trip began May 31 with stops including Dallas and Dallas to Bolling Field. The flight was described at Marine Corps headquarters as a long distance cross country experiment.
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Lenine Stricken With Paralysis: Cannot Recover
Berlin reports claim Russian Premier Lenine suffered a paralytic stroke and is beyond recovery. The Lokal Anzeiger mentions possible death, while Litvinoff and Kade left for Moscow and Soviet bureau stays silent. Separate Riga dispatch notes no confirmation from Soviet representatives.
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Suicide pact at Midwest Hotel leaves two dead
Frank W. Anderson, a Kansas City salesman, was found shot asleep in his bed. Peggy Beal, a nurse from Springfield, Ill, lay mortally wounded on the floor with a bullet in her left breast. A note stated Beal shot him after learning he could not marry her. Police found a revolver and a ticking alarm clock nearby. The couple had met during and after World War I through letters written in Esperanto. The story traces their wartime connection, courtship, and plans to wed in Kansas City.
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New Jersey Bank Unveils Scalding Vault Trap for Burglars
John P. McKay, superintendent of the new First National Bank in Jersey City, unveils a heat powered vault door system designed to deter burglars. Perforated panels connect to boilers and valves. tampering releases high pressure to scald intruders, a feature Governor Edward Edwards endorses as 100 percent safe. New York safe-crackers are invited to test the device.
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Mayor Forces Authors To Abandon Park Fete
The mayor ordered Commissioner Gallatin to rescind the permit for a midnight carnival planned for June 9 at the Central Park Casino to benefit the Authors League of America. He argued the event would spill beyond the Casino walls into adjacent park property, risking property damage. Tickets were set, with Tony Larg as chairman, but the fete hinged on securing a new location by Monday or its cancellation.
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Reinforcements Pour Into Belfast as Ulster Tension Rises
British forces mass across Northern Ireland with ships and aircraft deployed from Belfast to Pettigor and Beliech. Troops, machine guns, and aviators move toward border areas while Ulster constabulary personnel return to policing. Widespread clashes cause casualties. authorities seek peace talks as girded security measures and looting warnings reverberate through the region.
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