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New York Tribune

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1920

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Elwell Case Mystery Deepens as Suspects Questioned

Detectives pursue new leads in the Elwell murder case as a second suspect is questioned. Dinner guests including Mrs Marie Laysen and others left the West Seventieth Street home during the night. officials say a kimono box was found yesterday linked to the investigation.

Joseph Well Stain Maas Sals Marie Laysen Elwell Mies Walter Lefisohn Viola Krauss Victor von Schlagel Asorhe von Here von Sehlasre East Street

Irish Rail Strikers Face Union Plea to Return

Fragmented report outlines Irish rail workers resisting government and union appeals to resume duties. Mention of general secretary, negotiations, and possible further action. Details are unclear, with references to farmers and local leaders and a planned meeting next week.

Reds Mark Soviet Rulers for Death

London report from Moscow cites an archist conspiracy to kill Lenine and M Buchanin at the May Day celebration. A second plan targeted Finance Commissary Krestinsky and Bolshevik Zinovieff with a murder set for June 21. Golos Rabotchi notes archism spreading in Russia.

London Moscow Pr . Lenine M. Buchanin Third Internationale Second Plan Russia

Non-Union Men Move Freight Despite Pickets

Longshoremen and Teamsters picketed piers as open shop trucking sought to move coastwise cargo. Merchants claim more goods moved than on any day since independent tracks began. Palmer says Justice Department help may end freight congestion. Erie Railroad accepts eight hour rule for tugs and rolling stock. Union leaders aim to settle coastwise strike quickly, with risk of a port-wide shutdown by June 24 if no adjustment. Two hundred captains return to work easing tensions as merchants report 45 trucks and about tons of cargo moved on the piers with up to 400–500 trucks in reserve.

Palmer Washington Department of Justices Erie Railroad Montreal America of Labor In Convention Mpathy John Finan New York American Federation of Labor Walter Gordon Merritt Citizens’ Transportation Committee American Federation of Tabor Gompers New Jersey Points England Frederick A. Molitor

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Caruso Home Infested by Black Hand Clue Ignites Theft Tale

East hampton detectives tie a $400,000 jewelry theft from Enrico Caruso’s wife to the Black Hand. Corrigan and Sheriff Kelly signal sensational disclosures at Friday’s District Attorney hearing as witnesses report signals, masked watchers, and flashes from the woods near the Caruso residence.

Easthampton Enrico Caruso Thomas J Corrigan John F. Kelly Corrigan Curso Frank Goddard M Caruso Park Benjamin Jr Lake Georgien Carnse

Prof Capps Named Minister to Greece

Princeton June 14 The board announced Professor Edward Capps of Princeton will serve as United States Minister to Greece. He heads Princeton’s Greek department since 1906 and previously led the American Classical School in Athens. He holds a PhD from Yale and has taught Greek drama at Chicago and Princeton.

Princeton A Edward Capps Princeton United States Greece Cappy American Classical School Athens Am Association of Univisty Auckland Campbell Geddes de Capps Jacksonville University of Chicago Prinéerin Capps Menander Columbia University

Finest Bicycle in World for Wilson

In Westfield Mass on June 14 the finest bicycle from the world’s largest producers nears completion for President Wilson. The lightest and fastest model will be shipped to the White House when finished. The order was signed by Dr Cary T Grayson, the President’s personal physician.

Tribune Westfield Mass Wilson White House Cary T. Grayson

Means Sues Swann for 1 Million in New York Federal Suit

Gaston Means files a $1,000,000 damages suit in the Southern District of New York against District Attorney Swann and Assistant District Attorney John T. Dooling. He alleges a conspiracy with Northern Trust Company officers and lawyers to jail and bribe witnesses, discredit him in probate and criminal proceedings, and seize his personal property.

Gaston TB. Means Maud A. Robinson King Tames King Chicago Southern District of New York Swann John T. Dooling Means AF. Reichman William S. Milles Northern Trust Company Solomon Smith Bruce Smith Tolantis Maud A. Robinson Dooling Taway Huey Ilegally Messis Mooling Swanow New York Qwann Uttomnes Metis Mtowivy Gastos Means Thomas F. Felder

Wife Pleads Guilty in Clerk's Hold-Up Attempt

A Brooklyn woman at 7 Jefferson Avenue pleaded guilty to an attempted holdup of Samuel Muse, a Liberty bonds dealer at 495 Fifth Street, claiming her husband, a clerk, pressed her to commit the act and that she was driven by debts and need for money. The court remanded him for further hearing on Monday.

S Walch Carey Joyce Lexington Elwell Bat Beeats Mitching Walter Altsrey Fatdy Barres Pilar Ronin Jefferson Avenue Trrooklyn Cauney Suden Dike Brooklyn Fran Taremny Maude John Honot Samual Muse Fitton Ste

Democratic Machines Fight to Back Marshall Nomination

Chicago reports show Democratic factions from Illinois Indiana and New York aiming to block Wilson and push Thomas K Marshall as anti-Wilson nominee. Key figures include Tom Taggart Charles Murphy and James Hamilton Lewis with plans for a two thirds convention vote and possible McAdoo delay.

Mr. Taggart Charles FP. Murphy Tammany French Tick Springs Ind Chicago Thomas K. Marshall Wilson New England New York Indiana Ilineis United States Senate James Hamilton Lewis Demacratic McAdoo San Francisco William G. McAdoo A. Mitchell Palmer Jonge Kaoush McAdon Marshall Illinois Edward F. Dusne Willian Don Belle Rosen Sullivan George P Bronitin Nore Wileno Palmer Uline Lellina Lewis

Sugar Rationing Board Organized

Washington June 14 A national distributing committee of refiners importers wholesalers and other distributors was formed to oversee sugar allocation and ensure supplies reach essential industries including canning and preserving fruits and vegetables The group will coordinate with the Department of Justice to prevent hoarding and diversion while preserving adequate sugar for summer needs An embargo on all exports is favored by Riley to secure domestic supply and set monthly quotas of about 15 500 tons.

Washington Sunt Grocers Rutin Sua A. W. Riley Feneral Palmet Phe Riley United States

Hays Clears Desks for Campaign Launch in Chicago

The Republican drive for Warren G. Harding’s presidency opened at national committee headquarters in Chicago. Will J. Hays met with Victor Heintz and other leaders as the campaign shifted from the Coliseum to a hotel base. A 5,000,000 lithograph batch for distribution will be ready this week with Harding’s picture featured.

Chicago Warren G. Harding National Committee Will J. Hays Victor Heintz Ways Senator Harding

Marion Cleans House to Greet 'Doc' Harding

Marion, Ohio, June 04. Business and professional men met at the Business Men's Club to honor Senator Warren G. Harding and Mrs. Harding after their Washington trip. They plan a July 1 return and formal nomination notification. The scene on Mount Vernon Avenue featured grounds cleanups, a lawn party, and discussions about Harding's political future and reception plans.

Marion Ohio Fonicht Warren G. Harding Washington R. King Orator Harding Mount Vernon Avenue Unite States Senate George Knapp James W. Thompson Poller Duke Donithen Canyen Trier Strest

Harding withholds campaign comments before acceptance speech

In Washington the Republican presidential hopeful Warren G Harding says he will not comment on campaign issues until his acceptance speech, likely at his Marion Ohio home. He plans a front porch style campaign and will limit active speech making while continuing Senate duties and summer plans with Will Hays.

Harding Fesbune Washington Curray Hington Warren G. Harding Marion Ohio Will I. Hays Republican National Committee William Mekini Eitie Murding Wlviders Genres Christian

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