Police Chief's Europe trips draw Tammany censure in Aldermen vote
The Board of Aldermen condemned Police Commissioner Richard Bright and Enright for taking six week Europe trips amid city unrest. They tabled a resolution demanding investigation into funding sources and whether city funds financed the trips. The session featured a tense exchange over leadership absences and calls for accountability.
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Bruce M. Falconer
Keright
Fen
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Tor
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Alseme
Horight
Lio
Rodman Whuruher
Rewerith
Virris
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Vienna
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Scotland
Ireland
Rand
Jen Ard Tosti
John F. Hylan
John Faithful Helan
Philip Berelcheunes
Aldermen
Europe
Er Enright
Arms for Ireland Found In Barrels of U S
A seized American ship bound from New York held 10 000 rounds of ammunition in barrels marked for Ireland. The vessel, described as part of a shipment linked to the Manhattan Whe Company, was intercepted near Cork. Details from Tralee noted the Spirit was delayed en route via Boston with the bulk of the cargo concealed in several barrels awaiting inspection.
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Ireland
Seattle Spirit
Manhattan Wee Company
Cork
Tralee
Yori
Sloop
Brookhart and Rawson In Iowa Senate Race
Iowa progressives gain boost as Brookhart is favored for Senate with support from agricultural bloc. Rawson serves interim in Kenyon seat amid primary debates. Republican committee aims to back Brookhart and other GOP nominees. critics from independent and bloc factions weigh in.
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Brookhart
Senate
Charles A. Rawson
Kenyon
Rawson
Medill McCormick
Celenel Brookhart
Brookhart Wins Town Senatorial Nomination in Early Returns
Associated Press reports Brookhart of Washington won the Republican nomination for U S Senate in early returns from most precincts. Brookhart totaled 126,493 votes of 250,084 cast. 118,493 for Clifford Therna, 48,428 for Charles Pickett, 45,902 for Leake B Fran, 5,? for Burton E. Sweety, 78 for Claud M. Staley. Other districts renominated congressmen include Zenisn Case in the Fifth, L. Dickinson in the Tenth, W. D. Hales in the Eleventh. T. J. R. Robinson named in the First District for the seat left by Burton R. Sweet.
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Associated Press
Smith W. Brookhart
Washington
Brookhart
Clifford Therna
Senator Trammell Leads In Florida Primary
Scattering returns from the Democratic primary show Senator Trammell leading former Governor Albert W. Gilchrist across most of Florida. The Florida Times Union reports from 1,087 precincts statewide, with slightly more than 100 precincts tallied, mostly in West Florida.
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Times Union
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Trammell
Albert W. Gilchrist
Physician rush to Lenine's side in Moscow amid illness
London physician Liene Fi llemperer hurried to Moscow to attend Soviet Premier Lenin after recent operation to remove a bullet. Soviet sources say Lenin, treated since April, shows gradual improvement yet experiences nocturnal nerves. outdoor exercise recommended, but condition fluctuates with nightly fevers and nervous strain.
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Riga
Associated Press
Lenine
Ward murder trial urged as grand jury delays continue
Mrs. Ward faces possible return to the grand jury with more witnesses in the Peters case while district officials pursue blackmail payments totaling about 50000. George Ward and others are named as potential sources as investigators seek canceled checks and stubs to identify blackmailers connected to the crime scene near Kensico Reservoir.
Dignity of Earl of Ypres Granted to Viscount French
King George has bestowed the hereditary title Earl of Ypres on Field Marshal Viscount French. The decision was published today in the Official Gazette, marking a rare elevation for the wartime commander.
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Ypres
Viscount French
London
Associated Press
United Kingdom
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Field Marsh
French
Governor Pushes Home Rule To Legislature
Governor Miller urges state and local authorities to share revenue more with municipalities while defending home rule. He cites taxes, education funding, and public utilities regulation as state duties, warning against overreach and praising plans for hydroelectric development and local legislative strengthening.
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Brien
Cornelius F. Burns
Troy
Miers
Hylan
Fare
Niagara Falls Lawrence River
Husband as Juror Helps Give Wife a Divorce
In Atlanta on June 6 a husband serving on a jury helped grant his wife a divorce from Albert Irwin Almand. Mrs Sara Myrtice Almand did not attend the hearing. depositions were taken in Newark, New Jersey, where she resides. Lawyers say the decree is valid.
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Mra
Sara Myrtice Almand
Albert Irwin Almand
Mra Almand
Newark
N.J
Clerk Freed of Robbery Victim Retracts Accusation
Four men robbed cigar shop owner Rubinstein at 1569 Broadway. Carter, named as a suspect, testified falsely. the victim recanted, saying Carter was not among the robbers. Rubinstein, born in Port of Spain, Trinidad, came to the United States in 1920 and has worked at the bank since May. He identified a suspect under questioning but later withdrew the accusation.
Ship Embalmer Seeks Job From Shipping Board
A fragment notes a man seeking employment as an embalmer with the Shipping Board. Captain Evens expresses readiness for the undertaking, mentioning a ship's carpenter with a meg and stout thread could perform the necessary functions.
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Evens
Evana
George F Baker Gives 500000 to New York Hospital
George F Baker a longtime benefactor to arts and education donated 500000 to the Society of the New York Hospital to form the George F Baker Endowment Fund. The gift follows prior generosity including 1000000 to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and tens of millions to Cornell Columbia and the American Red Cross. Baker has served on the hospital’s board since 1899 and his latest contribution is described as a landmark endowment to support corporate purposes.
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First National
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Europe
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George P. Haker
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George F. Baker
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Cochran Wins Paris Divorce From Walska
Paris divorce developments center on Mrs Cochran and Mme Walenska. Reports say Mary Garden, opera manager, and Mote Ganna Waleks could not stay together. McCormick plans to move toward marriage after separation from Cochran, with rumors of a wedding in the McCormick circle.
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McCormick
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Mme Yaleka
Slayer's Last Plea Fails Youth's Hope of Clemency
Supreme Court justice temp new trial ried yesterday for Albert ailing year men in Sing Sing poised to die tomorrow night. The only other of the four with possible clemency was thought to exist, but it was believed by court records that he killed Louis Balsamo in Brooklyn years ago. Governor Miller had attempted a commute. The other two slated to die are Joliya Rosen and attorneys by mies.
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Hylan
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Troy
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Little Fails
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Lunn
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3 Movement
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Carlson
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Sing Sing
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Louis Balsamo
Brooklyn
Joliya Rosen
Mies
Three Negro Boys Drowned in Delaware River Backwash
In Trenton New Jersey near the State Capitol three six year old boys Luther Coler James Spots and James Jackson drowned while bathing in backwash of the river this afternoon. The tragedy occurred a short distance below the State Capitol as daylight faded and authorities investigated the incident.
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Delaware River
State Capitol
Luther Coler
James Spots
James Jacksor
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