New York Tribune Newspaper Archives, Jun 12, 1920, p. 15

A F L Leaders Threatening to Join Democrats

In Montreal the American Federation of Labor considered backing the Democratic party in exchange for labor platform adoption. Samuel Gompers and other leaders weighed a plan to condemn the Republican plank on public utilities disputes and press for labor policy in the Democratic platform.

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Wood Men Annoyed By Adjournment

CHICAGO June 11 The supporters of General Wood are bitter over the Republican National Convention adjournment after the fourth ballot for President. They believed voting would have crossed 400 with no adjournment and hoped a bandwagon would emerge from tired delegates. Wood forces say more negative than affirmative votes occurred, yet the latter were noisier and Lodge was justified in ordering adjournment. They claim their strategy erred by insisting on a roll call.

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MLL Iabor Matthew Woll James Simpson Toronto Canadian Trades and Labor Congress Ireland Montreal St. Andrew's Hall Glis Koy Chicago General Wood Wood Wood Fcrces Lodge

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Two Women and a Boy Killed by Automobiles

Three pedestrians died in separate late night crashes as two women and a boy were struck by cars in the Bronx. Mrs Susie Toorner, 36, of 87 Tinton Street, died after a car driven by John Durant mounted the sidewalk on Third Avenue. Mrs Search J Redford, 50, of 290 Third Avenue, died at Hellev e Hospital an hour after being struck by a truck owned by Nichola Maratino. Eight year old Joseph Guico of 87 Mulberry Street was killed when hit by a White Motor Company car driven by Tonia Lemorix. Catherine Collen, 31, of 95 East Ninety-fifth Street, and her two children Crone and William were injured when a car rolled back onto the sidewalk on 95th Street.

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Susie Toorner Tinton Street The Bronx Wax Third Avenue 1Th Street John Durant Caming Avenue Search J. Redford Helle Ve Hospital Joseph Guaico Mulberry White” Motor Company Tonia Lemorix Belmere Lon Ieland Hulberry William Union Yuura Agnew Kox

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$25 000 Offer Proposed for Caruso Jewels

Officials delay John Doe inquiry into the $400000 jewel theft from the Caruso summer home on Long Island. District Attorney Leroy M Young cites possible perjury by employees and says the probe will be postponed to Tuesday. A $25000 reward may be offered. a maid allegedly dined in Manhattan with an Italian bound for Italy. The two hundred matching white diamonds chain valued at $110000 is highlighted as the gem of the theft.

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New York Divorce Decree Not Recognized by Appellate Court

The Appellate Division refused to recognize a Pennsylvania divorce obtained by Mrs. Keith C. Kaiser Herz against Emanuel M. Kaiser, a New York lawyer. She sued in Philadelphia, remarried Stephen Herz, and Kaiser then secured a New York divorce naming Herz as co respondent. The court held public policy forbids recognizing the Philadelphia decree everywhere, leaving daughter Eleanor Kaiser in custody of her father.

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Horse Kills Self in Grief at Stable Edge

Enectal Dispatch reports in Middleville that after five years in a stable with limited outings, a horse named Cahoon's loyal companion jumped from a twenty five foot edge to kill itself. The owner had recently bought a car, stored beside the horse’s stall, and the animal followed the master into the pasture before leaping to death.

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Nitti Plans U S Visit Amid Passport Hurdles

In a June report from Boston and Burlington officials arrest four sugar brokers and two more in Burlington Wisconsin for a price-fixing scheme. The scheme allegedly boosted a 40 000 pound sugar lot from 10 to 27 cents per pound. Nitti reportedly plans to travel to America for a fast, while a passport to travel in European countries was obtained.

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Egyptian Princess in New York Sting Prompts $7000 Demand

Princess Bella Patteria of Egypt reveals she traveled from San Francisco to New York to fund education for Egyptian women. A mining engineer allegedly pressed $7,000 on her for a plan to raise funds, claiming love. Police note potential San Francisco link and a possible motion picture investment that failed to pan out.

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Bella Patterna Egypt Erich Buchle Bush Street San Francisco Hella Patteria Moni Princesa Bella New York Priso Hare Lawless Bella Layleas Nella West Forty-seventh Street West Sixty-eighth Street

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City Board Debates Police Car Plan and Street Closures

Mayor Hylan sparred with Comptroller Craig over a $16 million revenue bond request to buy police vehicles while Enright pushed for 50 motorcycles and multiple cars for detectives. The board also delayed a plan to close several Brooklyn streets requested by American Sugar Refining amid opposition and a threat to relocate the refinery.

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Treaty plank gains cautious GOP approval

Washington dispatch reports the Republican platform’s treaty plank drew mixed reaction from Democrats and Secretary Maker and Hrask Polk. Secretaries Tumulty and Unker weighed in, calling the plank acceptable though not satisfying and noting the convention’s waning interest.

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Aged Mother Shows Dempsey In New Light

In San Francisco on June 11 the jury heard Jack Dempsey's side told by his mother Celia Dempsey amid a court case. She described his hard work since youth, supporting family members, and the contrast to Maxine Dempsey's portrayal. The mother recalled his care for relatives, a $20,000 Salt Lake City home bought after success, and migration from a slower life. The testimony resumes Monday.

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Ancount Tribune San Francisco Maurice T. Duoling Jack Dempsey Maxine Dempsey Dempsey Maxine Jacie Celia Dempsey Fam Dack John Preston Kilie Clarkson Tina Johnny Joseph Renee Colin Dempsey Jack Milwaukee Sho Willard Gieht Salt Lake City Wells Preston Salt Lake

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Isaac Anderson Founder of Five City Banks Dead at 83

Isaac Anderson died at his New Rochelle home at 45 Elm Street aged 83. He founded five banks including Old Mulla Head Bank and Grand Central Bank and served as cashier. A Civil War veteran with the 22d Regiment, he helped found the Knights of Wything and the Minora Society in New York. He is survived by a widow, a son, a brother, and grandchildren.

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Nine Dead as Navy Vessel Capsizes in Delaware River

Nine crewmen of the U S Navy submarine tender Eagle No 25 are dead and six others feared drowned after the vessel capsized in the Delaware River near Newcastle Delaware at 3 21 this afternoon. About 65 officers and men were aboard. 50 were known safe by 10 tonight. Rescue efforts involved navy tugs, a crane barge, and fishing craft. Commander Pierce and rescue teams battled the tide to reach trapped sailors while others were brought to safety aboard the Independence Hall and Thomas Clyde.

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Funeral of J M Porter and misc obits

Funeral services will be held today at the funeral Church on Broadway and Sixty Street for Louis M Partey aged sixty nine, director of the Near Wast Trading Company London, who died in his Hotel Chatham apartment after four days illness from pneumonia. He was born in the city, Yale educated, and after graduation joined the London company. He is survived by his wife. Oldest woman in Canada dies at 101 in Montreal. Captain Daniel T Murphy, sixty, longtime Scotland station agent and Democratic activist, dies of pneumonia in Scotland Conn. He helped organize the New England Milk Producers Association and held town offices.

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Glenn Plumb Wington United States Pennsylvania Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission Rairoad Plumb The Pennsylvania Assatian New York City James F. Costello Brooklyn ‘Central Labor Council Costello Colorado State Association of Journeymen Barbers San Francisco Labor Council Pacific J. M. Porter Uneral Church Broadway Louis M. Partey Fttynine Near Wast Trading Company London Chatham Porter Yale University Canada Montreal James Gilmour Daniel T. Murtily ONECO Conn Daniel T. Murphy Scotland Murphy New England Milk Producers’ Association

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Beverley Value Civil Engineer Dies at 84 in New York

Obituary notes celebrate Beverley R. Value a leading civil engineer 84 died after weeks illness at St Luke's Hospital Born in Montgomery Alabama he worked on Croton Aqueduct Passaic River works New Croton Dam and transit projects He held roles as chief engineer for various firms and served as executive engineer for Empire Engineering Corporation.

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Obituary notices fragment From a midwestern paper

A jumble of death notices and funeral details lists numerous names such as Mary Dunn and Charles Fitz, with scattered references to locations like Camden and Newark. The OCR preserves barely legible lines about services, burial sites, and dates in mid-June with multiple family mentions and church connections.

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A F L Leaders Threatening to Join Democrats

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Wood Men Annoyed By Adjournment

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Two Women and a Boy Killed by Automobiles

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$25 000 Offer Proposed for Caruso Jewels

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New York Divorce Decree Not Recognized by Appellate Court

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Horse Kills Self in Grief at Stable Edge

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Nitti Plans U S Visit Amid Passport Hurdles

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Egyptian Princess in New York Sting Prompts $7000 Demand

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City Board Debates Police Car Plan and Street Closures

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Treaty plank gains cautious GOP approval

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Aged Mother Shows Dempsey In New Light

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Isaac Anderson Founder of Five City Banks Dead at 83

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Nine Dead as Navy Vessel Capsizes in Delaware River

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Funeral of J M Porter and misc obits

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Beverley Value Civil Engineer Dies at 84 in New York

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