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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1920

Page

21

Reds Mark Soviet Rulers for Death

London June 14 An anarchist conspiracy to murder Premier Lenine and M Bucharin at the May Day celebration is reported from Moscow The plan failed and the murders were set for June 21 Finance Commissary Krestinsky and other Bolshevik commissaries including M Zinovieff were to be killed Golos Rabotchi quoted as saying anarchism is spreading like wildfire in Russia

London Moscow Lenine M. Bucharin Third Internationale Krestinsky M. Zinovieff Golos Rabotchi Russia

Non-Union Men Move Freight Despite Pickets

Non union workers moved freight under picket pressure as merchants in New York faced open shop trucking clashes. Picket lines slowed and occasionally blocked pier movements, while officials and industry leaders debated legal action to end the freight jam and uphold the Adamson hour law.

Striggin Palmer Washington Department of Justice Doniotstand Pulver Lite Adam— Son Montreal Tallor Thins Gabe Ity Doy F. Riley Mw York Districe Council Tnternatinmyl Uin Wer American Federation of Labor Weller Gordon Mors Americal Federation of Fathuy Krk Ss Gampers Hunaelf Sereini Eyelands Vredarink A. Molitor Orchgats Vince

Tribune Glitches Blur Vacation Page Layout

A blurred OCR text fragment from a Tribune page shows garbled phrases about vacations and a stray reference to the Department. The readable items are sparse and nonspecific, suggesting a damaged notice or misread column with no clear event, date, or person identified.

Caruso Home Infested by Black Hand Unfolds at Night

Detective Corrigan links a Black Hand theory to a $400,000 jewelry theft at the Caruso home. He and Sheriff Kelly hinted at a lurking circle, noting a maid’s silent collapse and a mysterious watcher signaling. Witnesses describe flashes from woods near the house and a found pocket knife amid the occupants.

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Prof Capps Named Minister to Greece

Prisceton noon edition notes Professor Capps of Princeton was named minister to Greece. He previously directed the American Classical School at Athens and served with Greek departments in Princeton. career spans include work with the American Association of Liberal Arts and Greek drama.

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Finest Bicycle for President Wilson from Mass makers

In Field Massachusetts on June 14 a local shop announces a bid to produce the finest bicycle that can be made. The product claims to be the world’s largest producer’s model and is destined for President Wilson at the White House. The order reportedly comes from the President and is intended to be light and fast per Grayson, his personal physician.

He Field Mass Wilson White House Grayson

Means Sues Swann for 1 Million in New York Suit

Gaston B Means files a 1 million dollar suit in the Southern District of New York against District Attorney Swann and Assistant D A John Thootings. He accuses them and others of conspiring to ruin him, involving forged wills, witness bribery, and false statements to influence probate and the murder case of Maud Robinson King.

Gaston B. Means Maud Tobireon King Jamion C. King Chicago Southern District of New York Swann John Thootings Means Allgrs Theiw A.B. Reichmn Willian Miller Attormeya Urata Trust Company North Carolina Geant Tory Say Fpinsatis Vings Maud Robinson Kins Potedey Moun Detrick Altarniy Willial Woersiel Jwrxopal Peanerss Af Bhp Girnay Uae Fay Gost Letetha Rite Wall

Democratic factions press for Marshall on ticket in 1920s bid

Chicago dispatch reports Democratic fight over platform and vice presidential selection. Widespread support coalesces around James Hamilton Lewis and Charles F. Towner amid debates on the League of Nations and prohibition. Delegates from New England New York and Illinois maneuver to block Wilson and back Marshall’s candidacy.

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Sugar Rationing Board Organized

A national sugar distribution committee, chaired by a federal official, is organized to regulate importers and wholesalers, with expected duties including allocation of supplies and enforcement. Attorney General and others announce procedures, fines, and routes to ensure fair delivery and prevent shortages amid wartime needs.

Hays Clears Desks for Campaign Launch

CHICAGO June 14 The Republican campaign for Senator Warren G Metis to the Presidency was finished today at national committee headquarters. Chairman Will Hays and Victor Heintz led leaders as desks were cleared for the drive. The first lot of 5 1100 000 lithographs will be ready this week with pictures and autographs of all candidates.

Chicago Republicau Warren G. Metis National Committee Will T. Hays Victor Heintz Coliseum Hays Senator Harding

Marion Cleans House to Greet Doe Harding

A garbled Washington era piece discusses Marion and Harding amid a complex web of political figures and international questions. The article surveys editorial positions, candidate comparisons, and public sentiment, noting media cautions while highlighting potential shifts in party alignment and public response.

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Turding Will Withhold Comment On Campaign Till Acceptance Speech

Washington June 14 Senate candidate Warren G Turding Republican contender for the Presidency withheld comment on national campaign issues until his acceptance speech at his formal notification probably at his Marion Ohio home He said he would not speak before the speech and would continue Senate duties while organizing the campaign plan with Republican leaders.

Washington Warren G. Turding

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