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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1922

Page

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Fire devastates city building. map stolen

A major fire swept two town blocks causing over 500000 in damage to the municipal building complex. The Bradford map of New York City, a priceless 1728 copper plate print, was stolen from the Public Works Department, with detectives tracing leads to old print dealers as investigators search for the historic document.

Bradford Public Works Department New York City Department of Public Works New York William Bradford Public Works New York Histories Society William Loring Andrews Ees Cortlandt Field Highop Pradford Stoke Manhattan Island Samed Dorument Department of Pattie Works Uly Pasies Repairaent

Impeachment of Zayas Suggested in Havana

Havana June 12 The Cuban incident center proposes impeachment of Jose Maria Zayas nephew of the president. The petition urges the United States to press reforms and questions graft tied to appointments and family influence in the administration.

Zayas Havana Apso H. H. Cromder Harding Cuba Carlos M. de la Cruzier Langiers Centatores United States Crowder Boreveient Jose Maria Zayas Carsems

Government Costs Rise Significantly in Year End

In a fiscal outline the government projects expenditures totaling around 1.5 billion for the year, with Dawes's estimate cited as likely higher. The Treasury notes ongoing costs across ordinary operations and pays out substantial sums to current services, though figures appear uncertain due to parsing errors in the report.

Storm check up reports four dead and many missing

Chaos and fear spread as a storm aftermath leaves four dead and about forty missing or injured. A Ferris wheel collapse at a fair injures several, while a Passaic blaze destroys three blocks, displacing hundreds and burning nineteen homes. Authorities probe a possible plant in a threatening letter found at a racetrack. Wealthy thefts and a battery of court actions fill the week’s headlines.

Elty Wie Passaic Robert W. Chambers Bradford New York City Department of Public Works Justice Finch New York Stokes Children Assembly Committee Ogsine Justice Strong Board of Estimate Conner

Lady Astor Praises U S At London Dinner

Viscountess Astor, the first woman in the House of Commons to tour America, charmed 400 guests at the English Speaking Union dinner. She praised the United States, urged unity, and spoke of civilization rooted in Christianity as she reflected on Anglo-American ties and the Washington conference.

London Associated Press America Ciety Viscountess Astor Washington Viscountess Astor Wine Tringham Roth J. H. Thomas Labor Party Nancy Svarele Peccarie England Pisaouth Plymouth Virginia British Empire United States WA States League of Nations

Turks slaughter 12 British captives near Dardanelles

A semi official Athens dispatch reported by The Associated Press says twelve British soldiers were massacred by Turkish forces in the Dardanelles area. The Britons were captured during a Kemalist raid on a weakened Sheltist detachment.

London Associated Press Dardanelles Athens

Twelve Points In Poincare Policy Cited In French Note

The article reports Premier Poincare defending demands for restitution of private property and urging that the Russian question be central to aid. It outlines a twelve point French memorandum from The Hague discussions, noting uncertainty over representative roles, expert meetings, and US participation, with friction between France and England over approach.

Poincare Lloyd George France Tours Lenine Viscountess Artor Washington Wilbur Forrest Muncie Cane Pats Mier Hritith Povnesre Povne Hague The Ourth Russia Poinerre England United States Tein

Labor federation opens with call for equal power at table

At Cincinnati the American Federation of Labor opened its forty second convention led by Samuel Gompers. The keynote demanded conferences where employers and workers meet as equals to set terms governing industry and labor rights, while warning that unions will not yield to strikes or open shop pressures. The report also accuses courts of bias against organized labor and advocates nonpartisan political action and expanded government employment services.

Gompers American Federation of Labor Hand of Indians Point Lee Old Wager Gilman Parker Cincinnati Nhor Samuel Gompern Ing Gompert Addrens Fedeeration United States Supreme Court Congress Labor Movement Merding

Gems Missing as Process Server Is Held

David Hartmas, a Brooklyn process server, forced entry at 43 East Eighty third Street seeking service in a custody case. He claimed to see Mrs Chambers and pushed toward the third floor while a maid chased him, during which a necklace valued at $2 disappeared from the library. Detective Warning arrested Hartmas on grand larceny charges. he denied taking the necklace.

Robt. W. Chambers David Hartmas Union Street Brooklyn Robert W. Chambers East Eighty-third Street Mia Chambers David Autors Chamber Youid Sixty-seventh Street Warning Steadway

Bank forger ring robs 50 banks across many states

W J Burns Detective Agency reports a check kiting gang robbed fifty banks and trust companies from Omaha to New York, seizing over $100,000. Indictments issued in New York Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Suspects operate under many aliases, one in custody, two at large, with activities dating from 1921 to 1929.

W. J. Burns Broadway American Bankers’ Association Omaha New York Boston Canadian Rhode Island Massachusetts C.F. Robb Burns Agency Pinkerton Jone American Bankers Association William T. Kiernan Taunton Marr Allen N.Y Orange East Orange Vietims Robb Bi Fist Orat Ni Bank St. Louis State Bank Chicago Central Trust Company Union Trust Company Detroit City Bank and Trust Company Syea Company Mit Bank Oma New York City Albert A. Preston Iam E. Medgkinnon C.F. Mettelland Alfred G. Miller W. H. Harrison Matughuretts Hoi Qa Beaton New Sereey Middle West

Tornado and Cloudburst Hit Canisteo Valley

A rampaging Canisteo River flood devastated Steuben County lowering valley areas. Thousands of dollars in property was lost, crops were washed out, and state highways suffered heavy damage. Erie Railroad lines endured major washouts as a cloud burst accompanied the tornado.

Hornell N. Yodune Canisteo River Steuben County Erie Railroad

Letter on Forger Suspect Tied to Plant in Murder Case

A report from Westchester authorities ties Elwood Heffner to forgery and a planted letter by Ward in a broader mystery. Racetrack figures including James Cunningham are labeled as potential plants hampering the Peters Ward case. Heffner faced grand jury questioning after a ward letter was found in his possession, with investigation focusing on how plant tactics misled inquiries.

Elwood Heffner Roehelle Yard Westchester Aloe Clarence Peters James J. Cunningham Ward-Peters Erena Peters Tun Ward New Rock Walter Ward Hetfner Arthur J. Blute of & Remaien, le Ht. B. Byrne Louinville Heffner Blute New Rochelle Bronx Ward Baking Company Grand Werner Geor Ward Wall Poe

Mauretania Sets New Record to Cherbourg Across Atlantic

Cunard Line reports Mauretania broke its speed records both eastward from Ambrose Channel Lightship to Cherbourg Breakwater and westward to the same harbor. Captain A J H Rostron conveyed word that the cross Atlantic run covered 3194 miles in 3 days 19 hours 10 minutes, surpassing earlier times and confirming record pace despite wartime disruptions.

Atlantic Ambraze Channel Chibourg Cunard Line A.J. H. Rostron Maureton New York Liverpool Ambrose Channel Daunt’s Rock

Thousands Seek Forty Missing After Storm Crushes City

A devastating Sunday storm in the metropolitan district left fifty four known dead and about forty missing, with the Brons Ferris wheel collapse at Clason Point Park among the dead. Paul Simon, owner of the wheel, was arrested on homicide charges but released after a safety inspection. wreckage spread from Pelham Bay to Connecticut with extensive property damage and thousands visiting the Fordham morgue to seek missing relatives.

Pelham Bay City Island Clason Int Park Brons Huilding Department Bronx Paul Simon Morrisania Building Department North Bay Sound Connecticut New Jersey Manhattan Old Brons Queens Rooklyn Long Island Staten Island Fordham Morgue

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