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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1920

Page

22

Henry Charges Totally False in Police Bribery Case

Dominick Henry a suspended police inspector faces perjury charges as the extraordinary grand jury probes alleged proffers to protect gamblers in the 4th Inspection District. Assistant District Attorney Jarces E. Smith rested the state case after testifying Henry claimed officials falsified grand jury testimony.

Dominick Henry Jarces E. Smith Smith Henry Minby Smith Sienry William Rand James J. Hines Upper West Side Swann Whitman Mines Hines W. Bourke Cochran Rand Cockran Bartow Weeks Brown University Havingeen Leon Sobel Manhattan Avenue Mr. Rand In- Henry Limony Grand Jury Inter Henry Ixty-Eighth Street Broadway

Safety First and Rate Second

The Guaranteed First Mortgage Certificates are portrayed as very safe, selected by experts, with Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Company backing of 12 million dollars. They offer a higher interest rate than savings banks or Municipal or State Bonds, prioritizing protecting principal over maximizing return.

Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Company

Raids and graft charges test city police district case

The defense contends over raids on chop suey joints and disorderly houses. Inspector Henry and Smith face cross examination over alleged traps involving marked money and a police trial. Witnesses deny plans to trap Kerrigan or open gambling in the Fourth Inspection District. The defense plans to finish its case, possibly after a night session.

4Th Inspection District Smith Henry Kerrigan Daniel Costigan Fred W. Hoppler Costigan Hoppler Dennis J. Quinn Fourth Inspection Atorney Jimmy Swann Quinn Civitas Club West 105Th Street

Hotel Price Protest At National Trade Council Meeting

The National Council of Traveling Men's Associations adopted a resolution calling for a federal commission to study hotel and restaurant charges and to urge legislation to enforce lower sanitary regulations. The resolution accuses hotels and restaurateurs of criminal extortion and seeks action to curb high prices.

National Council of Traveling Men's Associations Federal W.l.douglas W. L. Douglas America W.L. Douglas Brockton Mass

Los Angeles Surpasses San Francisco as West’s Largest City

Washington June 9 Los Angeles has outstripped San Francisco to become the largest west of St. Louis in ten years. The Census Bureau reports Los Angeles with 575,480 people, up 256,282 since 1910. San Francisco holds 603,410, up 91,198, and five of the twenty largest cities remain to report.

Washington Los Angeles San Francisco St. Louis Buffalo Milwaukee Newark Cincinnati New Orleans United States Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit Kansas

Philosophical Woman Anarchist Is Released

Gemma Mella, the only woman anarchist jailed in Paterson raids, was released from Ellis Island yesterday after months in custody. She condemned anarchism yet endorsed law and order and posted a $1,000 bond to avoid deportation. Caminita, the other Paterson detainee, also was freed after his lawyer secured a stay of deportation on bond.

Gemma Mella Paterson Fredom N. J Ellis Island Louis Ludowici

Abandoned Hope Parente of Stolen Baby Now Believed Dead

A 13 month old Blake Coughlin, kidnapped last year, is now believed dead after ransom notes and a Dallas report say a white baby found with a Black woman is not the Coughlin child. Authorities consider the case closed with no further leads.

Philadel Blake Coughlin Dallas Coughlin

Wreck Toll of 14 Dead From Ignored Signal

A New York era report details a fatal express collision near Schenectady when a rear signaling failure allowed an eastbound Michigan Central train to crash into a New York Central passenger train. Engineer Martin Doyle died at his post. Fifteen governors met as the Aero Club investigates a national airplane fund, with Henry Woodhouse to testify before a grand jury amid graft allegations and a board committee led by Rear Admiral Bradley Wiske to audit the fund.

Edwin P. Kilroe The Aero Club of America Henry Woodhouse Grand Kilroe Woodhouse Alan R. Hawley Club Henry A. Wise Wood Grand Jury Messrs. Hawley Bernard H. Sandieber Law Committee Th ‘Olub Woodhous Wr. Sindler House Haa United States Watdhouse United Ditech Ws Lin Woche Ywa Stanly Lasarus United Sinton Michigan Central New York Central Schenectady Martin Doyle Albany Express Buffalo New York Glen ‘Lle Scotia Clayton Robinson Oneami Doyle Bownt Watson H Genoro Strest Ryerson Street Brooklyn Homer N. Y Orton Hugh M. Dalgoville N.Y Hugh M. Dalgo- Kem Watson Springfield Mass Reight Jose Wattitucel West Mai

Thronga at 'Me From Mars? Thronga at 'Me From Mars?

A fragmented OCR snippet mentions an event or title connected to Thronga and a phrase Me From Mars with dates or identifiers unclear. No clear people, places, or organizations are readable to form a substantive news item.

Wreck Deaths and Injuries Reported in Albany Train Crash

Reports from Schenectady describe a rail wreck near Albany with multiple injured passengers. Names include Eunice Clark of Springfield and Anna Sullivan of Utica among the wounded. Officials cite a possible signal breakdown or operator error, while trains rushed ambulances and nurses to the scene.

Amsterdam N. Y Buchannon R. H Palisade Park Clark Eunice Springfield Mass I James Hussey T. O Vanderbilt Avenue New York Mngregory J. S Colgate University Hamilton Rogers Anna Prospect Court Gloucester Sullivan Crouse Family Utica Tillinghast Lillian West Ninety-third Street Schenectady Ras

Driver Beaten and Van Set Ablaze in Repeated Attacks

Four assailants boarded a Deutsch Bros furniture van on Clinton Street and beat driver James E. Scully of Tele Arthur Avenue Bronx. They set the van on fire with kerosene oil, an ambulance surgeon treated Scully, and the van burned along with its contents. Weeks earlier another van was burned and a different vehicle was captured and driven into the East River.

Deutsch Bros Third Avenue Clinton Street James E. Scully Tele Arthur Avenue Bronx Scully East River

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