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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
21
Senate debated a leaked peace treaty as a strike loomed with Burleson returning wires. A suspect was held in Pittsburgh as a bombmaker probe intensified. E J McGurty was taken. a grip full of 1 W. W. literature was found in a home.
The pursuit of eight city bombs continues with Flynn leading the nationwide roundup from New York. Chicago authorities grill eighty radical suspects while investigations probe a plot to terrorize the Midwest and a planned attack on Judge Landis.
Pittsburgh today held suspect E J McGarty of Kline for questioning in the bomb case linked to explosions last Monday night. Detectives, aided by federal agents, report McGarty admitted allegiance to the Industrial Workers of the World while denying other details as officials plan conferences with city and federal officers.
Municipal police sweep nets 50 alien agitators resulting from bomb scare night in Manila. Deportations proceed under legal action with officials reporting ongoing investigations and court handling of cases.
Mayor Hylan accuses newspapers of encouraging crime in New York City by publishing sensational reports on bank robberies and hold ups. He urges banks to pressure press outlets to stop such articles to curb violence and protect public safety.
Washington dispatch reports Postmaster General Burleson ordered Western Union and telephone rates restored to owners as a threatened telegraphers strike reshapes control. Union chief Renokamp calls a southeastern multistate walkout affecting 3000 to 10000 operators, centered on reinstating discharged workers tied to labor union ties. Government retains operating control pending Congress action, and the Be kept but rate and financial arrangements endure.
In Brooklyn a conflict between carousel operators ended in a riot that left three dead and two children wounded. Merolla and Grom clashed over routes near South Third and Havemeyer Streets as police moved in. Garofolo died of a neck wound, Tandore Aronowitz and Phabe McDermott were wounded, Isadore H. died in hospital and Phabe is expected to recover. Merolla is jailed on felonious assault. Grom was suspended from duty.
A 1889 treaty principle is cited in a RIS note confirming Belgium will not receive territorial concessions from the Dutch. The peace conference foreign ministers discuss Holland granting certain rights to Belgium over waterways, reflecting Belgian demands but no drawn border changes.
Six men robbed Abraham Namair's coffee house on Washington Street at 4 45 yesterday. They took 48,000 worth of diamonds and 110 in cash from Antonio Stephen and 1,000 in cash, a 1,800 ring and a 500 seartpin from José Llori, plus 30 in cash and 200 seartpins from Elias Burkos. The bandits cut neckties to bypass safety clasps. a customer shouted as police arrived and a suspect was captured.
Vice President Marshall signed the woman suffrage amendment in the Capitol's office, transferring it to the State Department for ratification by state legislatures. Delegations of suffragists and prominent leaders attended as Senators and organizers watched the ceremonial signing.
In Washington on June 1 Senator Hitchcock’s resolution to investigate leaks in diplomatic channels re copies of the German peace treaty reaching New York interests is backed by the White House. Hitchcock introduced the measure after a conference with Secretary Tumulty, with President Wilson kept fully advised.
Coblenz June 5 The new Rhenish republic has no future in the American area of occupation while Americans are here. The American authorities say that demonstrations will be put down firmly and that order must be maintained. Laborers’ strike and police actions are cited as evidence of security measures, with no military aid promised to the republic.
A brief note directs readers to contact the Tribune subscription department by phone Beekman 3000 or mail to New York Tribune at 154 Nassau Street, New York, for vacation home delivery options and summer readership services.
Washington reports a Senate debate on the alleged leak of the peace treaty. Senator Hitchcock and Lodge push for investigation into who possessed the treaty text and who harmed the public by withholding it from the Senate. The discussion centers on financial interests in New York influencing access to the treaty.
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