Ward to Face Jury Tuesday In Son's Case
Ward schedules a jury trial Tuesday in the case involving his son Walter Ward. Key witnesses include ex-Teeday, Westchester officials, and relatives in New Rochelle Brooklyn. The report notes cooperation issues between the sheriff, deputies, and Pinkertons, with tension over subpoenas and ongoing investigations.
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Ward
Son
Westchester
Sion
Wale
New Rochelle
Clarence Peters
Wncoath
Marine Reent
George Ward
Walter
Ralph
N. ‘Willard Curtis
Arlington Avegee
Brooklyn
Beryl Curtis Wart
Witnenr
Pinkertent
Werner
Tie Depatien
Sherif
Bie Tse
Walter En
Bnel
Mackall
W.tarfire Ricti
Wallie Wands
Vireiessen
White Plains
Jeske
Werner Ho
Pinkertons
Syracuse
Isrivy Rogers
James J. Cunning
Cunningham
Bingham
Xork
Ang
Maurice Beips
Dana Bairehes
Fireman Killed and 6 Hurt in Newark Engine Collision
A Newark street crash involving engines from Company 22 and Company 4 left one fireman dead and six injured. The injured include Owen Ex, James Darn, and A Herphiil with head, skull, foot, and nose injuries. Captain Emil Loed from Company 22 escaped major harm as both engines collided and toppled, one landing on its driver.
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Newark
Larenao
van Joseph C
James Darn
Owen
A. Herphiil
Bac
Hart
Emil Loedwee
Thieves Escape 100 Policemen Three Launches and Fireboat
Two small time pawnbrokers ran a poultry market at 618 West Thirty ninth Street faced a Saturday night stick up. At 9 80 p m more than 100 policemen hunted the robbers under Dominick Henry. Two police launches and the fire boat New Yorker watched from the slip as the bandits escaped with 65 from Zarkin 50 from Dimond and 500 from the safe. The chase moved toward the river with patrons shouting for help.}
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Hyman Zarkin
Benjamin Dimond
Went Shore Live
West Thirty Ninth Street
Zarkin
Dimond
Jimmy
Thirty-ninth Street
American Allies Demand Unanimity for German Loan Revival
J P Morgan states that American participation in a German loan is impossible without allied unanimity and reestablishment of German credit. The era’s legal and political maneuvers ripple through Harding’s plans, coal talks, and international diplomacy as Britain addresses reconciling treaty issues.
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J.P. Morgan
Edison
Ward
Army of Policemen
Flint Seareblights
Kings County
Hearst
Banton
Bronx
Miller
Four in Family Killed as Train Hits Auto at Absecon Crossing
June 10 Atlantic City report: John H. Stratton of Arctic Avenue and his wife and four children die when a Pennsylvania Railroad express strikes their automobile at New Road crossing, Absecon. Stratton, wife Caroline, and children Francis nine, Carrie eight, Dorothy six, and Joseph one are killed or fatally injured. the crossing has no flagman but an automatic bell. The Philadelph a-bound train from Atlantic City to Philadelphia was 3:15 p.m. due. witness Senator Edward A. Wilson describes the scene and resulting fatalities. Coroner and police investigated as wreckage and bodies were removed to Pleasantville.
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Tribune
Atlantic City
John H. Stratton
Arctic Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Road Crossing
Absecon
Stratton
John IL. Stratton
Caroline
Francis
Carrie
Dorothy
Joseph
City
Neston
Rernnan Nt
Philadelph
Almort
Edward A. Wilson
Star Nator
New Road
White Horse Pike
Senator Wilson
Senator Wilson Heard the Shrieks of Mrs. Stratton
Arma
PoiInam Schoeplin
Peeding Express
Philadelphia
Wilson
Ren
Allentte City Hospital
Howe Police Sehoapt
Sas
William B. Parselis
Pleashiantville
Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Edison
Spiegeleisen
Equa Regia
Benjamin Thompann
Persia
Faison
Woldes
Fdisen
Toody
Restau Ri
the Tribune
Edison
Pike's Peake
Mmodore Perry
Wuntey
Lenagfellow
Sui
Spiegeleisent
United States
New York women golfers form own club
The piece highlights Lillian Russell and a pioneering group of female golfers in New York forming an independent club. It notes their aims, social context, and impact on women’s participation in the sport, reflecting early 20th century trends in female athletics.
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New York
Robina
Cubs
Ebbete Field
Giants
Reds
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Jeane Sweetser
Mire Martha Bayard
Merle Wagner
Pelham Tenn
Seiichiro Kashio
Fred Andron
Brooklyn
Pampero
New York Yacht Club
Sound
George A. King
Revice of the Arts
Week Theater
News of
the Tribune Magazine
Ee Ee
Lillian Russell
Mr. Endure
Briggs Betty
Voight
Edison Adds Poker Query To New Quiz
Edison tests candidates with a vast question set covering history geography science and more plus odd prompts about poker. The extensive list includes definitions places names and translation quirks aiming to reveal rational thinking and rapid problem solving.
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Edison
Woman Traps Intruder After Fire Escape Pursuit
A New York City officer fired at a fugitive climbing a fire escape at 214 Riverside Drive. The intruder hid in a woman's apartment, where Pearl Noble locked doors and waited. Officer Timothy Sullivan tracked the suspect, who claimed to be Edward Pearson, 22, of 209 West 112th Street, and Pearson faced $10,000 bail for examination after rooms were ransacked.
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Edward Pearson
112Th Street
Opponents Vote Outlook on McCumber Bonus Bill
Washington reports a canvass shows about thirty to thirty-two senators likely to oppose the McCumber bonus bill and veto passage. Names listed include Borah Calder Glass Swanson Smoot and Wadsworth among others. Debate expected to extend into next week with Senate action possibly by week after next.
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Washington
McCumber
Borah
Broussard
Calder
Crow
Dial
Diltingham
Dupont
Edge
Ernat
Fernald
Frelinghuysen
Glass
Kings Moses
Myers
New
Newberry
Nelson
Phipps
Pomerene
Ranadell
Smooe
Sterling
Swanson
Underwood
Wadsworth
Warren
Williams
Senate
Pny
Seni
McCumber Dill
Gues
Mnaut Ie
Women of Kings County oppose Hearst for governor
Kings County Democratic women publicly oppose William Randolph Hearst’s gubernatorial bid. Meeting led by Mrs McCooey and others revealed strong anti Hearst sentiment among Brooklyn women, foreshadowing steps like forming an anti Hearst faction aligned with Manhattan’s Democratic Union of Women.
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Kings County
Democratic Committee
William Randolph Hearst
Brooklyn
John H. McCooey
Hearsteam-paign
William Hf
McCovey
Hearst
Titleian
Mr. Hi
McCooey
Tiie
Women Democrats
Manhattan
Democratic Union of Women
United States
Sho
Alfred E
Reme
Hoare
Pinchot Loses Fight for Head Of Committee
W. Harry Baker defeated General Asher Miner 49 to 32 for the chairmanship of the Republican State Committee. Pinchot warned he would run his own campaign unless a sound financial policy on officeholder assessments was adopted. The vote reflected intraparty tension at the Bellevue Stratford as Baker supporters celebrated amid mixed signals from other leaders.
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Philadelphia
Conretor
Republican Orovanization Today
W. Harry
Baker
Asher Winer
Gifford Pinchot
Aoods Baker St. Miner
Miner
Wharton
Appo Boure
Thomas W. Cunning
Natorial
Combine
Me Pinchot
Gi Manship
State Committee
Mr. Pinchot
Popper
David A. Reed
Senate
Mrr
Pinchot
Bellevue Stratford
Feeling Against Kato So Great Home Is Guarded
Public anger grows over Genro's cabinet recommendation to Admiral Baron Kato as reactionary. Guarded residence signals turmoil as constitutionalists and vernacular papers push for a bureau ncy cabinet amid protests against Premier movement.
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Kato
Genro
Tokio
Associated Press
Baron Kato
Viscount Takahashi
Bre
Kate
Governor Miller Returns to Albany After Recovery
Governor Miller returns to Albany with Mrs Miller and military secretary William Coogan after fully recovering from injuries from the prior day attack.
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Miller
Albany
Harding May Act to End Coal Strike in 30 Days
Washington reports the administration may move within thirty days to end the coal strike. A plan under discussion would form a strong commission to study the dispute, propose settlement terms, and press both sides to accept. If hosts refuse, government operation of mines could follow to avert shortages.
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Harding
The
Tribune
Washington
White House
Congress
Lenroot
Fears Felt for British Heir on Cairo Visit
London reports fear for Prince of Wales during a halt in Cairo on his return voyage. Uncertainty over safety rises as crowds greet him coolly, while police screen crowds and Egyptians are searched. He later joins polo at Pasha Yusry’s team and watches a soldiers’ boxing tournament.
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Lenine
Prince of Wales
Cairo
Amundeon
Pole
Cherbourg
London
Prince of War
Malta
Gibraltar
Egypt
Viscount High Commissioner
Vn Yenara
Pasha Yusry
10Th Lancers
Pri
Relief From Heat Brings Showers and Deaths report
Maximum temperature yesterday reached 86 degrees with 72 at night. Two people died as heat and conditions affected relief efforts. In Los Angeles 79 year old William H. McFee is sentenced to prison terms for theft of an item from a night watchman, with probation granted.
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Marie
Vincent
Jers Bute Tah
Tie Vall
College Oint
Los Angeles
William HH. McFee
Morgan Tells Why Bankers Refused to Act on Loar
Morgan explains why bankers abandoned efforts to facilitate a German loan, detailing two conditions for German securities to attract U.S. and Allied private funding. He emphasizes unity among lenders and Germany’s credit rehabilitation as essential, noting French and English texts created disagreement over payment schedules.
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Morgan
Anda
Germany
Cerna
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