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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1922

Page

35

Stokes Contests Dr Grant Testimony in Alimony Suit

In a crowded trial before Justice Finn, Stokes pressed that Dr Grant aided Mrs Lydig at home, while Freer of the Chesed of the Arcee and others argued against dragging witnesses. The case centers on alimony amid divorce actions involving Mrs Biskes and Mr Stokes, with Laid state tensions and Untermyer’s influence cited as complicating factors.

Finn Igrane Y. D. Hotton Philip M. Terdig Jerry Beiceres Grant Freier Arcee E. Vanderbilt Justice Pinch Tearen von Baten Ie Seakes Stokes Ees Patip M. Lydig Fan Bate T de Great Semael Untermrer Biskes Untermyer Mer. Untermper de Grant Besford Hille New York Mrs. Lydig Improven Rouse Rickes Grant City Place Ight Bedford Village

Daily Radio Program Tupedey June 6 at Newark 00 peters

A fragmented listing of radio segments and hosts across stations in Newark and nearby locales. Mentions musical pieces, talks, weather, and program times, with scattered references to hosts, venues, and audience signals.

Tupedey WAT Newark Ether Dersvael Bedior Wilber Potaire Aurayere Catoa Harr Tamranes Vintiniss Ming Vera Geasite Pawn America Raivation Weaalers Rarehall Arre Cneoe Winery TAF Fou Epringtela Mayne Aerventurel College Artter Mager James Bo Brown Mest Hillside Mass Carver Avenin Ravine Pelire Castitan Pylit Cl & Coyape Eminen- Bocroemin Peetenere Hervey Department of Pees Turis Colleen KDR Pittsburgh Waters Wesdy Ederbea

Extra Year in Boy Slayer's Age To Send Him to Electric Chair

Albany dispatch reports Governor Miller refused clemency for Angelo Tumbarello Bresklyn youth convicted in the murder of John Michael Bohl during a failed robbery. The governor cited lack of age records suggesting maturity and noted no prior state instance of a youth under eighteen receiving the death penalty. Tumbarello, part of a trio with Luigi Ebantee and Alberto Librero, faces execution next Thursday night in Sing Sing.

Boy Slayer Albany Miller Reed Angelo Tumbarello Bresklyn Auckland Tumbarello Luigi Ebantee Alberto Librero John Michael Bohl Tumbarillo Tlind Wader Bohl

Mother and Sister Killed in Crash Seeks Death

John Aldex of 105 South Grove Street Irvington New Jersey attempted suicide after learning his mother Mrs Provenice Alden aged 40 and sister Dorothy 15 were dead from a crash earlier at night. Five occupants were injured in the sedan. Aldex reportedly swerved to avoid another car on South Range Avenue and struck a telegraph pole. Local hospital care followed with two deaths reported in the night and the day. A separate fatality occurred at 1424 Caldwell Avenue with street cleaning employee Berger and a delivery wage earner Philip Papnavino among those harmed in a Brooklyn collision on Greene and Clinton avenues. Autmobile driver Adolph Mobler of 1918 Third Avenue implicated.

John Aldex South Grove Street Irvington N. J Overlonk Hospital Millburn I. J Alden Mre Provenice Alden Rinter Dorothy Eugena Radder Borden Cusp Tonneau Radder Cusp Hornblower Avenue Belleville Aldex South Range Avenue Overlonk Alster Berger Detment 188Th Street Caldwell Avenue Philip Papnavino Motes Charles Bennett Harriet Greene and Clinton Avenues Brooklyn Adolph Mobler Third Avenue

Bedtime Tales of Whitefoot and Dainty Wood Mice

Bedtime Story describes Whitefoot the Wood Mouse and shy Dainty as they fall in love. They plan a visit to Dainty home while avoiding Shadow the Weasel. Whitefoot worries about safety but the pair share affection and curiosity about their hollow stump home and moonlight meals.

Tia Whitefoot the Wood Mouse Dainty Whitefoot Whitefest Wood King Shadow the Weasel Roene Cerry

Graham and Pratt Witnesses in Bucketing Trial

Augustus W. Graham and Colonel George W. Pratt testified as witnesses in the bucketing trial before Justice Marcus in the Supreme Court. Graham, a former North Carolina judge and former Speaker, helped draft a federal cotton law, while Pratt, president of the American Cotton Exchange, defended the legitimacy of the trade under federal law and cited government taxes on the trade. The case, brought by the exchange, will continue with further testimony and related petitions, including a mandamus bid by Arthur Lamborn seeking reinstatement.

Augustus W. Graham George W. Pratt Marcus Supreme Mr. Graham North Carolina Allert Masary Irrabem Pew Atty Mersbere Graham Hayn Wintner Arsinant Witneps Anid Cobre Prath Witnes Pratt Tee Jeioh Muy Arther Lamborn New York Cotton Larhengs Supreme Court Bears Lamborn Marion

Three Theater Robbers Sentenced in Capital Theater Case

Three men involved in the Capital Theater robbery faced sentences ranging from five to fifteen years. Ted Buckley Donovan Tonovae and William Sit are among the convicted. Buckley and Donovan received sixteen year terms, while Sit and Tonovae drew fifteen or fewer. One accomplice who fled remains unnamed.

Capital Theater Talley Ted Buckley Thomas Tonovae Priven William Sitgieton Caphis Planeta Buckley Donovan Hurklep Jim Ventenier Ingletin Anire

Playwright Accuses Wealthy San Francisco Man of Assault Aboard Ship

Broadhurst, Home and others plan to press assault suits against a San Francisco man after an incident aboard the ship Columbia. The playwright recounts being struck and bleeding during the voyage to Baltimore, with corroboration from witnesses and others present.

Broadhurst San Francisco Columbia Tumbermes Baltimore Symon Ross Mread- Eivat Syma Bials Bradies Iniaw Bre Lill

Weather Shifts Across Regions With Incoming Front

A garbled weather report references a broad storm system affecting many regions including the western plains and northern areas. It mentions temperatures, wind, and possible precipitation with mentions of Western and Eastern zones and a potential frontal boundary moving in from the southwest.

Costume Color Options for Street Moor Old Building

Navy blue with beige and black with white offered. Or made to order in plain colors or combinations to match costumes at Street Moor, Old Building.

Clinton Radiophone De Luxe Demonstration at Seventh Gallery

A Clinton Radiophone De Luxe complete receiving outfit in an upright cabinet priced at 385 dollars. It promises smooth tone and simple operation with no batteries or antenna. Demonstrations available at the Radio Station Seventh Gallery New Building with expert Radiophone staff to assist.

Clinton Seventh Gallery New Building

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