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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1920

Page

5

Indians Say Carranza Defended No Killers In Tlaxcalantongo

Tlaxcalantongo residents tell Associated Press there was no defense of Carranza and that the hut he slept in was far from soldiers. They cite bullet holes and a bare floor, with a cross marking his death site. The scene included a candle lit near the cross and a nearby hut linked to Ignacio Bonillas.

Plaxcalantongo Puebl Mexico Associated Press Tlaxcalantongo Carranza Associatedress Rodolf Herrera Senora Virginia Vargas de Luna Necaxa Abraham Lincoln Pres Carranza Tlexcalantongo Ignacio Honillas Washington Meaiso City Bonillas Mexico City Roristain

Pickets Demand Vote Not Platform Plank

National Woman's Party pickets in Chicago insist the Republican platform has no bearing on their protest. Leader Alice Paul rejects platform promises while urging opposition until the thirty sixth state is ratified. They display banners urging voters to vote against the Republicans at the convention and for suffrage progress.

Chicago National Woman’s Party Misa Alice Paul Watson Republican Party Republ

Husband Now Sobor Scrubwomen Quit Jobs

Boston reports scrubwomen quitting work as prohibition reduces need for scrubbing services. Inspectors say many women can now support families with steadier income, while some still work but avoid strenuous cleaning chores. Previously, husbands’ drinking pressured women into labor.

Boston Stat Department of Labor and Industries Incense Times

Otis Named President of Advertising Clubs at Indy

Charles A Otis, newspaper man and advertising executive, was unanimously elected president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World at the sixteenth annual convention closing in Indianapolis. The event expanded districts to ten and honored Cleveland with the Baltimore Truth Trophy while Toledo Minneapolis and Portland followed in rank.

Tribune Indianapolis Associated Advertising Clubs New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Pst Rowe Stewartt Philadelphia Ciac Turet Charles A. Otis Bi T Cleveland D Bot Donne Chio Marvin E. Holdemes St. Louis Toledo Minneapolis Portland Baltimore Detroit Baltimore Auto Los Angeles Hiengo Des Moines D'Arcy

Indictment Dismissed in Pictorial Review Bribery Case

Federal Judge Hiand dismissed the case against A Weber secretary of the Pictorial Review Co after lack of evidence. J C Brown stone clothier previously faced bribery charges for pressuring Nathaniel Gropper to influence the 1917 tax return. The government alleged a $500000 overstatement and espionage links with federal agents amid a $600000 capital stock.

Pictorial Review J.C. Brownstone Clothier Fifth Avenue Nathaniel A. Gropper Internal Revenue A. Weber Pre- Reviews King Gropper Ok” Ise Augustus N. Hiand Nolle Benjamin P. Dewitt United States District Attorney Browstone Weber Edward H. Cushman Pictorial Rview Company Garmany Internal Revenue Department Wellurusd Ral Federal Agenta

Sixty Hero Policemen Honored at Departmental Honor Legion

Sixty policemen, each credited with saving a life, were initiated into the Honor Legion of the department. The ceremony was followed by an entertainment and dance.

Honor Legion of the Daperhmenta

Ex-Soldiers Control Merch via City Piers Amid Strike

Ex soldiers manned goods at city piers as coastwise lines faced a strike. Colonel Molitor estimated 9,000 tons awaiting removal, to be disposed of soon. Police protection planned. business men aided by Guy Scull. Supreme Court support cited against union threats, while marine leaders push for settlement.

Itad Molitor Enright Beach Street Guy Scull Motion Supreme Court Justice Law of Brooklyn Wien Steamship Company Mr. Morgan Jereviah Wefora Palmer J.J. Mantel New York The Erie Ma. Mantel Cay Fos Robesin Geniyal Mhanager Vaux Transit Company Eele Tocwa Washington William Thost James Reilly Atlantic Uptal Hd Interstate Pomineres Commis Pracnodi Sy. Nilleiches Focal Soi Util Lunar Earliey Arary

Nixon Refuses Hearing On BR T. Pare Increase

Nixon denied the Lindley M. A. serison request for a hearing on a proposed raise in streetcar fares from cents for Brooklyn. The action followed weeks of deliberation as Corporation Counsel sought a writ of prohibition, which was denied. The company stated it would pursue the matter further.

Nixon Lindley M. A Serison Tt Nts Brooklyn Cbunsel Fezion Fotlen Hylin w'Brien Tix Samtien Tierney Ruch Conpioner Nixon T Company Howewise

Former Army Physician Held on Childs Charge

Dr. O Loughlin a former Army physician was arrested at his Howard Beach Queens office on an impairing morals charge involving a seven year old girl. He pleaded not guilty and was held for examination after a report by an ambulance surgeon who examined the child.

O'Loughlin Howard Beach Queens Jasinsen Christina Axmian

Freight Jam on Docks at Galveston Is Broken

Galveston June 10 loads eight bound for New York, delayed three months by a longshoremen strike. National airship 601 patrolled the waterfront to organize daily arrivals of workers. Mallory liner Comal resumed loading relief goods after disembarking passengers. A second ship expected soon with full cargo. Southern Pacific dock workers camped inside a fenced enclosure under guard.

New York Galveston National Mallory Comal Ort Arthur Southern Pacific Tig National Guard

Noted Financier Arthur E Newbold Dies in Philadelphia

Arthur Emlen Newbold, respected financier with Drexel & Co and J P Morgan & Co, died at 60 from a cerebral hemorrhage in his Fifth and Chestnut offices after lunch. He left a prominent Philadelphia career, with church and civic roles, survived by his wife and several relatives. details reflect a public figure in business and society.

Tribune Philadelphia Arthur Emlen Newbold Drexel & Co J. P. Morgan & Co Fifth Chestnut Streets Me. Newbold E. T. Stotesbury Arthur E. New Episcopal Church Clebt Protestant Episcopal Council Anary Desc @ Co J. DP. Marge Co Boy Sinoetors Fourth Street Tional Bank of Philadelphia Saves Commarch Trish Company Insurance Company of North America Penvania Ouse Racquet Huntington Valley Philadelphia Country Phiadelphia Cricket Germantown Cricket

Rosa Rand Actress Dies After Long Stage Career

Rosa Rand longtime noted actress of Baltimore stages died in the city. She appeared with Booth Jefferson Mayo and others in the 19th century stock scenes and later led a private life with actor Arthur Haynes. Born in California, she rose through the Holliday Street Theater company and Ford's Theater opening cast in Washington. Her long career featured many prominent roles and connections in American theater history.

Rosa Rand Dies Booth, Jefferson Aesne Mayo Baltimore Tooth Doeeph Jeverson Livin Cig California Holliday Street T Bier Embraceroster Wwe Ford Washington Rand Arther Haynes

Middlebury Student Given Prison Sentence for Burglaries

Albert A. Houghton, a Middlebury College senior, twice broke into a store to steal a suit of clothes. He received a five to three year hard labor sentence and was placed under supervision. Houghton, son of Rev. C. H. Houghton, said he committed the burglaries to test local police against college military police, which he led.

Middlebury Albert A. Houghton Middlebury College C. H. Houghton Wallingford Army Training Corps

William Churchill Dies Noted Philologist and Explorer

Washington reports William Churchill a leading philological expert and former United States Consul General to Samoa died at Garfield Hospital after a long illness. Born 1859 in Brooklyn he studied at Yale 1882 and pursued explorations in South America and Africa. He served in the South Seas helping rechart islands for the U.S. government and later worked for The New York Sun. Churchill held several scholarly and cultural memberships and authored works on language and philology.

Washington Wildan Churchill United States Samoa Cleveland Garfield Hospital Star of New York Sun Churchill Brooklyn Yale University South America Africa Rechart South Seas South Our Inh Berlin Gonavel Germany Hus Lyi Sama Churchil Robert Louis Stevenson Tonga Carnegie Institute Great Brite Freepline American Geogen Society Ascoelion of American Geographers Te. Institute Suisse d'Anthenologie Generale Sre Benel-la-Mar

Princess Fy 3K Rospigliosi Dies in Grief Over Aviator's Death

Paris dispatch reports Princess Fy 3K Rospigliosi daughter of Prince Jr A Rgilosi and Miss Mary Jennings RB of New Orleans died in Paris at age 24 after chronic malaria complications. Her mother was formerly married to F H Parkhurst of Bangor Maine. The prince and his wife had planned a religious wedding after a civil ceremony. the religious ceremony had been arranged but did not occur before his death.

Francesca Rospigliosi Mary Reid New Orleans Paris Rospigliosi Prince Jr A Rgilosi Mary Jennings Orleans Washington New York Alfredo Allier Via Srenieta Vole Pringess Fran Osplilosmw F. H. Parkhurst Bangor Meanil Rospiphous Additio Chile Uneanca

William Wasmuth Dies Expert on Butterflies

William Wasmuth, longtime Glendale resident and noted butterfly expert, died in an elevator accident at age 78. Born in Germany, he immigrated twenty-eight years ago and had worked as a newspaper compositor before turning to entomology. He introduced a new butterfly hybrid named Wasmuthi, sold for $2,500, with specimens recorded in U.S. entomological records. He is survived by four daughters, four sons, and a deceased wife from January 191%.

New Avenue Glendale Wasmuth Germany Recen B. G Brooklyn Enitamelogica Society Heron M. Rothschild London Probar United States Washington Patnick Connorton Frederick Laeser Washington Streets Sixteenth Street Brookyn Bartune Jinishtan Prospect Avenue Mount Vernon Turkey Gods New York Tis

Blaine and Wife to Be Placed at Memorial Park

The bodies of James G. Blaine a presidential nominee and twice U S secretary of state and his wife Harriet will be laid to rest in a permanent memorial near the State House in Augusta Maine. They were disinterred today from the family plot in Rock Creek.

Washington Jun James G. Blaine Harriet 3 Bisino State House Aurista Blaine Mr. Blaine Penylvania Rock Cree Tery Augusta

Obituary notes of multiple Brooklyn residents and others

Obituary notes list several Brooklyn residents and others who died recently, with surviving relatives. Entries include Glavewun, Edward Talmer Allen, Liam G. Westlake, Farrell, Patrick Mulligan, Charlotte A. T. Hulse, Howard David More, Patrick Connorton, and The Rev. Bartune Jinishtan, noting ages, addresses, occupations, and family survivors. Some entries mention prior employers and roles, such as Dunlap Co. and the Danchy Advertising Company, and provide funeral details.

Obituary notices and memorials from a dense June 1930 page

A long OCR list of obituaries and funeral notices mentions numerous families and parishes. Entries include Connolly, Nolan, Denon, Crosson, Minchman, Hollerith, Chatham, Roby, Hannon, Sweeney, Themp er, Wickert, and Wiggins among others. Services and interments are scheduled at churches such as St Thomas Aquinas, Holy Cross, Calvary Cemetery, and private family arrangements across New York and Connecticut locations.

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