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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1920

Page

51

Labor Convention Urges Resistance to Any Labour Policy

At the fortieth convention of the American Federation of Labor delegates demand a firm stand against British and Bolshevik influences. They back a program to curb profiteering, regulate prices, reveal war profits, and support a nonpartisan push to secure living standards and farm relief. They promise to oppose radicalism and mobilize ballots to defeat enemies of organized labor.

Mosteral J. Brady New York Ransian F. McKillop Pacific yeRillip Oiher M Labor Commission Russie American Federation of Labor Juet Organized Labor Movement

Wife Once in Asylum Annulment Upheld by Justice Fawcett

In Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Fawcett granted an annulment to Robert J. Smith of 7412 Second Street Brooklyn from Prorence H. Smith. He sought freedom after learning she had been institutionalized for insanity and that her sister was lunatic. The judge ruled spouses owe each other full disclosure of material facts before marriage and that concealment may amount to fraud and invalidate the union.

Fawcett Supreme Court Brooklyn Timet F. Jenks Jr Robert J. Smith Second Street Prorence H. Smith Justice Fawcett

Baby Taken From Negress Believed Kidnapped Boy Secr?l

Dallas police say a white baby found in a Black woman’s home may be the missing Norristown infant Blakely Coughlin. The child matches a telegraphic description, awaiting a photo ID from Pennsylvania authorities.

Negress Secrel Dallas Coughlin Texas Blakely Coughlin Norristown Pennsylvania

City Yesterday Detains Baby in Care After Malnourishment

A fourteen month old baby, described as golden-haired and well developed, was detained yesterday. The child is recovering rapidly from malnutrition linked illness, as authorities address the neglect concerns raised by the caretaker.

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Former Public Administrator aide admits $20,000 theft

William F. Becker pleaded guilty to grand larceny in the first degree before Judge Mulqueen. He was remanded to the Tombs for one week for sentence. Becker, formerly an assistant in the Public Administrator’s office, confessed to stealing $20,000 over variable times, with funds allegedly taken from the bodies of unidentified dead in the morgue.

William F. Becker Aseterk Joseph FP. Mulqueen Becker Commissioner of Accounta Hetiwes

Japanese Inquiry Planned House Committee to Investigate

The House Immigration Committee will investigate Japanese immigration on the Pacific Coast this summer. Chairman Johnson announced five members will cover all Pacific Coast states after the primary elections. The inquiry will run nationwide.

House Washington Pacific House Immigration Committee Representative Johnson Weabington Johnson

Convict Hangs Self in Sing Sing Cell

A New York convict terminated his life in his Sing Sing cell ending a long sentence. He had been sent to Sing Sing in 1914 for assault and later transferred from New York City to a state prison where he killed another inmate in 1919 while serving eight years on his first sentence.

N.Y Vapburn Frank Zenley Kenty-sigie Sing New York City Snsault Ty Eyen Nix Sorina Alps Willanses

Three Held for Conspiracy Against New Haven Bank

New Haven Conn June 7 three New Yorkers Steve Nethon Eadie Sealle alias Harry Jesa and Lovie Novello were held for trial on charges of conspiracy to defraud the Hirchanl Nations Bank of this city. Authorities allege about 10000 was deposited in a bank in New York City and forwarded for collection in a fraudulent scheme.

New Haven Bank New Haven. Conn Steve Nethon Eadie Sealle Harry Jesa Lovie Novello New Ree Ideas Providence New York

North Carolina Primary Likely Picks Johnson or Wood

June 7 reports from Iredell Meares indicate Johnson and Wood lead in the Republican presidential contest. Campaign managers claim Johnson Wood supporters won key mountain districts, while Wood backers argue their mountain gains tilt the results. Multiple counties report mixed results with no final outcome yet, as race leadership remains contested.

EWG N.C Ico Johnson Wood Iredell Meares Johnson Zeb Wate

Trolleys Crash on Bridge Injures Passengers on Queensboro

An Astoris car stalled on the Queensboro Bridge last night and was rammed by a Steinway car. Windows broke and passengers were thrown from seats. John Reith of 1108 First Avenue was severely injured and hospitalized. others received medical aid. Passersby assisted women and children toward bridge approaches as traffic halted for 45 minutes.

Astoris Queensboro Bridge Steinway John Reith Avenas Budge

Boy Survives 3 Story Fall At 84 Daybrome Street

Four year old Johnny Mileetich crawled upstairs after a fall from a third floor perch on 84 Daybrome Street. He landed on the second floor landing, recovered, then crawled back to his mother. He was taken to Volunteer Hospital with bruises scratches and possible internal injuries.

Johnny Mileetich Hardy Daybrome Street Johny Johnny Voluntert Hospital

Queen of Jail Breakers Escapes Again

Florence Hamilton, called the Queen of the Jail Breakers, vanished after escaping Bedford State Reformatory for Women. Despite daylong searches by guards, volunteers, and state police, she has not been located. In a second brief, Germans refuse to work on trains carrying French axebees.

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