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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1920

Page

11

Bergdoll Headed Toward Mexico Says Spokesman

A San Antonio dispatch reports Bergdoll, an evader from the United States, is feared to be headed toward the Mexican border. Investigators say a message from the Department to the local office indicated possible crossing into Mexico, with federal agents tracking the movement and noting uncertainty about his exact route or companions.

Bergdoll Mexico Preenin Cleveland Grover Philadelphis San the Seu Antonio Arizona Federal Tea Companion Loskont San Antonio Tex Wate

Bergdoll Escape Inquiry Held In House

Fragmentary OCR notes show an inquiry on a Bergdoll escape case held in the House. The text is garbled with attempts at discussing objections and procedures, referencing a proposed task and press involvement.

Bergdoll

Deaths Linked to Doctor's Bill Dispute

An inquest into two deaths reveals a dispute over medical charges. Hood and Mishart discussed a debt before Mishart died, while Hood died soon after. Coroner's jury ruled the $46 debt and related quarrel as factors in the fatalities.

Hood Hoodia Aveoroner Pritios

U S Railway Labor Board Adjourns Public Sessions

The United States Railway Labor Board adjourned public hearings today after a tense session on wage and work demand proposals. The board indicated a fuller reply to testimony would come after continued talks with railroad labor and management representatives in Washington and Detroit.

U.S. Railway Labor Board Brotherhoods Motors Washington Look Detroit Chicago

Strike Rumors Widespread Venezuela Hears All Lines

Unclear text reports widespread strike rumors affecting transportation and labor in Venezuela. Fragmentary notes mention engineers and rail lines from Caracas toward Maracaibo and possible connections to U S railway disruptions.

Venezuela U.S Frederick Enginerr Euston Caracas Marasaibo United Labor Chesapeake

Robber Gets 31 Years in Warehouse Thefts

County Judge J. Herry Lerson sentenced two men convicted of robing warehouses of whisky wine and pies. Wiltem Rookie indicted seven times received thirty one years. Leo need to from fifteen years and ie penis ears and sis have terned Nivea sentenced to two weeks.

J. Herry Lerson Hichmond Wiltem Rookie Timins Emil Leo

Three Brothers Held As Counterfeiters In Detroit Case

Three Cashill brothers sued in Detroit and charged with counterfeiting studied photography and engraving in New York Public Library. John, 21, a former butcher. David, 23, a machinist. Robert, 29, a laundry clerk, were arrested with plates and gear for fake notes. Mrs. Cashill claimed ignorance of their actions.

Detroit New York John Cashill Barnum Salley Uirous David Cashill Robert Amsterdam Avenue Manhattan John 8 Tucker Cates Tucker SS Robert Cashill Customs House Amsterdam Avenua

Two Girls Escape Reformatory Under Gentle Discipline

Officials at the State Reformatory for Women announced the escape of Marion Lane and Helen Walsh from Huntington Cottage. Florence Jones, the intendent, previously emphasized moral suasion over harsh measures. The escape occurred early this morning when the girls dropped from a window.

Tribune Bedford State Reformatory For Women Marion Lane Helen Walsh Florence Jones Huntington Cottage

Cleveland Lawyer Named In Arnstein Case Here

In a fragmented report, Edward P. Strong appears to defend his name before a bankruptcy referee amid Arnstein case references. The text mentions Melee and James W. as associates in the matter involving a security company and Arnstein, with unclear details.

Cleveland Arnstein Edward P. Strong Dn Twyer Geour Agate James W

Alleged yeggmen hunted after Natural Bridge robbery

In Syracuse on June 4 a gun battle erupted during a running posse pursuit of two robbers who blew a safe at Natural Bridge. One suspect was captured. the other fled into a building where an alarm and quick citizen action aided the search. Continuous investigation followed in Carthage and Byrnes as authorities tied the scene to the recent heist.

Syracuse Natural Bridge North Court Carthagit Josephe Byrnes

Two Wives Plead for Mercy in Bigamy Case

Joseph Venta, a bigamist with two spouses, awaits sentencing after his first wife Mary Emily Venta and second wife Gertrude Suvi testified in court. The judge offered no clear indication of the verdict as Mrs. Venta No. 1 seeks a divorce and both wives beg mercy ahead of Monday sentencing.

Joseph Venta Gusty Ventas Mary Emily Venta Fouth Avenue Hen Vento Gertrude Suvi Rockaway Avente Tate

Firemen Ordered to Stop Ranging in Cellars

Fire Commissioner Dr Kief Kenley issued an order prohibiting firemen from hanging in cellars. The directive notes a concern about unsanctioned activity and prompts speculation about what may be stored or hidden below ground level.

Kief Kenley

Court Publicly Censures Prosecutor Markewich

A public reprimand was issued for prosecutor Markewich during a September 2019 speech. The remarks criticized perceived bias in the court, urged recalls of judges, and condemned discrimination against the people, calling for strong action against perceived abuses in the legal system.

Markewich Samict Meres Aerore Ate di Nike Bu Ce Ion Trag Lam

Charles II the moose the noose and court censure

Attorney Julius in a Federal Court proceeding cited Charles II and Markewich as the respondent faced division and a public apology. The judge urged sincerity and warned that punishment should teach a lesson, while the court noted the ends of justice and sought to close the matter with restraint.

Charles II Julius Federal Court Markewich

Federal Bonded Whisky Case Report From Springfield

Reports from Springfield describe venial testing of bonded whisky linked to Walter Clayton and J Lynch of Holyoke. Officials note two men accused of attempting bribe using concealed bonds as evidence in a federal bonded whisky case.

Springfield New York Holyoke Walter Clayton F Lynch

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