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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
40
Royal procession reports and schedule for the Serbian royal wedding with Marie of Romania arriving in Belgrade. Church ceremony led by Archbishop of the Bamex Church and other dignitaries. attendees include notable figures such as Kings, ministers, and diplomats, with pageantry and a public ceremony planned around the royal nuptials.
The Department of Justice and United States Attorney Hayward agree to vigorous prosecution. A conference between Attorney General Daugherty and Colonel Hayward set rapid retrials for the central group including Atlas Port and Comet Company. Trial expected in Chicago or June 15 with more cases awaiting.
Washington June 6 Attorney General announces a new division for war fraud investigations and appoints Dairies Cameron of New York as head. Meier Steinbeck named special assistant to the Attorney General amid grand jury deliberations in the War Department contract case. Cameron noted as a leading general fraud investigator with a national reputation dating to the 1907 Pennsylvania State Capitol frauds.
The Washington report notes board appointments near term with expected action tomorrow. Names mentioned include Jermimi Wiliam and Meyer Lisener, with terms of one year. The Italian king’s narrow approval prompts reevaluation of Dig Trail and Bett selections as the overhaul proceeds.
A compact report notes the signing of a treaty between Caecho-Sloval and Kune by Prague. Both governments agree to the pact and anticipate cooperation across key sectors.
King Victor Emmanuel narrowly escaped a locomotive collision while traveling en route to Palermo for harbor works. The chauffeur’s quick action secured the car across the crossing and was praised for presence of mind.
A fragmented report describes a train approach where the chauffeur remains uninjured and hardly affected by the incident. The text is unclear, with garbled phrasing about a reel and mentions of Kingsh Servers, yielding little verifiable detail.
A young woman known as a winsome thief, accused of stealing clothing from the Manhattan State Hospital, was sent to the State Reformatory at Bedford after Judge Tallny found parole violations. She had posed as a caretaker and married, but her husband could not be located.
Dr Alexander Gettler of Bellevue Hospital conducted chemical tests on stains from two knives taken from Mrs Riefgens in the murder case of Met Tracy on April 11. The analysis found the stains were dug by Tus not bioed. Daisy Urged as US Symbol. A bill to designate the dairy as the national flower of the United States was introduced today by Representative Kierul, a Republican from New York.
Wanamaker Ward of Trade hosts a dinner for Wanamaker store executives at the After Place building last night. Attendees include Joven IL Appa, C Callrid, W. Appei, William Z. acer, John Will, and Clement Jerome among others from the Irvine Market, Merry Anplette Association, and related firms.
CHICAGO June 6 The mayor Thompson admitted te reading and considering a Chicago Tribune item about his potential candidacy for the Board of Review The testimony marked a second time he spoke on the record regarding press items and wartime proclamations He argued England and Britain would cause war and that German actions influenced U S policy while denying direct ties to enlistment pleas and public fundraising campaigns
Police report a suicide by a paint and decorating firm employee named Harry Stapler of Irvington. A 15 foot embankment and a bullet wound in the head are cited. a pistol with Stapler’s card was found in his pocket. Witnesses indicate tensions with a female companion who owned a business in the same area.
Noted actor George Arliss is listed among Mauretania passengers for an overseas vacation. Actress Elsie Ferguson also sails to pass her holiday aboard the liner, with other names appearing in the mixed passenger roster and rumored return plans after the voyage.
A lengthy planning note outlines a move to establish a new art center on Central Park South. It lists participants, dates, and organizing bodies including artists, architects, and sponsors, with proposals for entrances, overhead access, and public space integration.
In Berlin June 6, the German government and industrial magnate Stinnes parted ways after mutual breaches of agreement. The split ends long standing tensions as Stinnes cites limits on his policy influence, while the government accuses him of obstructing free expression amid a climate of upheaval.
The later ambassador to France and World War I hero General Porter left approximately half his $2,619,047 estate in Liberty bonds. Purchases included $1,285.80 worth of bonds and an initial $1,000,008 first issue. His holdings also included 3,090 shares in Powershie Mining and stakes in the Southwestern Railway, with overall value in the estate uncertain but estimated under $29,000 reinvested.
President Harding appealed to Congress for 24,122,600 to refund illegally collected taxes for the year ending June 30. The Budget Bureau estimate signals many refunds may be approved next year, with income taxes leading at 18,000,000 and estate taxes about 12,000,000. Other items include penalties under prohibition and assorted adjustments.
A dispute at Broadway and 1 Street ended with Patrolman Hembolt kicking Ritchey on the shin. Daniel B. Ritchey owner of Hotel Gregorian, Prank Beattie of Riverside Drive, and a textile company secretary were arrested on disorderly conduct and interfering with an officer charges and detained at West 1824 Street station awaiting ball at midnight.
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