Ward Trial for Murder Demanded and Witness Testimony
The district attorney seeks a ward murder trial with Walter Hodare facing charges. Jurors hear testimony from Mrs Ward wife of Clarence Peters as investigators press for details. The court weighs compulsion and conclusive questioning while Ward asserts defense strategy.
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Harding to Congress on Child Labor Amendment
President Harding signals support for a constitutional amendment to empower Congress to regulate child labor. In a letter to Representative Rogers of Massachusetts he endorses a nationwide standard for employment of persons under twenty one, aiming to set a high age threshold and give Congress time to act.
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Jonn T. Adame
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Deine
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The Tribune Vacation Companion Feature
A compact note inviting readers to try The Tribune while traveling this summer. It promotes mobile access and circulation details and encourages readers to share Tenet titres for enhanced access.
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City Art Center Planned for Central Park South
Discussion between City Chamberlain and Board of Estimate officials outlines a $15 million project to build a musical and arts center on Fifth Avenue frontage between Seventh and Sixty seventh Streets. Architect Arnold Brunner submitted plans deemed satisfactory with city funding and a minimal land cost. The mayor and officials sign a letter supporting the undertaking amid public hearing remarks.
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New York City
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Joseph Mang
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Railroad union chiefs vote to strike over wage cuts
Leaders representing about 1.2 million rail workers vote to strike as wage reductions loom. The Railroad Labor Board's cut would save $60 million annually for shopmen. telegraphers also face pay reductions. Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts to appoint a committee to probe alleged anti Jewish discrimination at Harvard.
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Lillian Russell Moore
Pittsburgh
Samuel Gompers
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Conference of Mayors
Three Die in Wreck and Engineer Feared Missing
A truck crash at Bringhamton leaves three dead including engineer Robert Oakley and driver Henry Grower. State authorities report a vehicle ablaze, with one survivor leaping into a tank as rescuers work to confirm all injured and identify deceased.
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State Hospital
Governor Miller Advocates Home Rule Up to Legislature
Governor Miller spoke at the State Conference of Mayors in Poughkeepsie urging the legislature to decide home rule powers. He argued that elected officials must retain authority while local governments practice self rule, praising municipal independence and urging constructive exchanges among leaders to advance public interests.
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Mayers
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Oudenburg
Renacor Tolbers
Penele
Horse Show Judges Cross River in Rowboat
Judges from the National Horse Show faced a river crossing by rowboat when a launch issue delayed arrival at Went Point fair. Lewis B W York and Alfred B of the National Horse Association secured a boat, with Maclay steering. Exhibitor Charles Butler insisted on joining, boat leaked, but they arrived in time as Butler’s horse Trism PRA won a prize.
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Paris Divorce Case Sees Smith Waleska Split
Multi page Paris divorce case unfolds with Alec Smith Waleska ending her marriage to Alexander Cochran after a short union. Official documents reveal custody and financial arrangements with Cochran’s counsel noting disputed sums and terms. Washington and Paris reports place the affair amid high society and legal maneuvering.
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Parle Couromshirk
Bonus Senators Push Bill Against President Harding
Senators plan to pass a bill in a form opposed by President Harding. The effort advances in the Senate with Republicans pressing to move the measure quickly, while some Democrats balk at the terms and prefer to see more concession before final action. The move hinges on House origination and potential near-term scheduling, with key votes anticipated from McCumber and Earle Englehart leads.
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New Jersen
1 200 000 Rail Men to Vote on Strike Wage Cuts
Chicago June 6 a labor board ruling cuts wages for rail shop workers by about 40 percent with total rail wage savings around 100 million dollars. The decision affects many groups including foremen clerks and telegraphers, while some white collar workers escape reductions.
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Steps From Tombs To Become a Bride
A reported court action connected to a woman described as the wife of Robert of a707 Third Ave moves toward release as a grand jury decision looms. The article notes expectations of a possible freedom for Egan in the evolving case.
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Canadian Labor Talks on Wage Cuts to Match U S
Montreal reports Canada may adopt wage reductions to align with American pay scales. The Canadian Railway Association notes a 64 percent reduction already taken by the railways and predicts a likely Canadian response.
State probes Harvard Jew student discrimination claim
Massachusetts moves to probe Harvard University over alleged Jew discrimination. A seven member committee will investigate equality of opportunity at state universities, with Gov to appoint. Pact aims to curb religious bias while Harvard rejects sifting of applicants amid political pressure from state lawmakers.
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Autos Run Over Porch Angers Postmaster in Newton
In Newton New Jersey on June 6 a motorist damaged a porch of Postmaster Jane Leaver T Smith of Leyton. The driver who left a cigar on the porch paid for repair and left. A carpenter later assessed the porch and promised further work.
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Eleven Unions Balloting Amid Pending Railway Wage Strike
Eleven railway unions plan ballots on a strike date July 1 if ordered, with wage cuts and layoffs anticipated. Reported figures show prewar pay levels, anticipated per diem reductions, and potential cost to the public, while officials warn of morale and efficiency drops.
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