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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
19
A riveter named Toick Caxerto of dha Hulland Avenue was killed while walking the northbound Second Avenue track near Twenty-third Street. The accident occurred when he was struck by an approaching train. Details are incomplete.
The conference of jurists invited to plan an international court of justice meets at The Hague. Leon Hournes opens sessions, citing unity of old and new worlds and the need for a permanent body to render decisions and enforce peace. Delegates include Elim Root Turner of the United States and eminent international law professors and former arbitration officials.
In London on June 15 Walter Hume Long the First Lord of the Admiralty told the House of Commons that important developments in the US naval program would be monitored closely by Britain. He emphasized that he would not lament for necessary powers if members believed Britain was behind in the naval race.
A scattered OCR passage lists numerous ministers, ambassadors, professors, and officials from various nations arriving in Toulon. Names appear jumbled and garbled, including references to Stockholm, Vienna, Madrid, Serbia, and Turkey, with no clear event or outcome. The text resembles a chaotic roster rather than a cohesive news item.
Reading books reveals little figures on right-hand pages that mark signatures. Signatures are 16 32 or 64 pages per folded sheet, with a signature number guiding binders. When the final signature reaches twenty, the book comprises twenty sixteen-page signatures, as illustrated by publishers Printing Company in New York.
London reports Dr Mirdijof Nageesti says 4 million prisoners may be involved across former Russian territories and Europe. Repatriation remains uncertain as movements complicate duties, with emphasis on Article X and international authority over prisoner fate and boundaries.
London reports a Persian revolutionary movement forming a Soviet republic in Ghilan with Resht as capital. The Ghilan inhabitants claim the birth of a Red Committee and the end of monarchy, sending notices to Teheran and foreign legations for communication to powers.
The body of Mrs Frank Halford wife of Colonel Mulford stationed at Guantanamo was brought to Brooklyn and laid in state in a flag draped casket aboard the America Cable Company ship. Her daughter Doris, aged thirteen, and officials met the party at pier foot of Richard Street. Interim return to Washington D C planned before rejoining her husband at Guantanamo. Mrs Halford, formerly Doris Lang of Brooklyn, was eight months into a voyage repairing cables near Central and South America. Captain Bodger Olfhim led the crew acting as guard of honor during the voyage. Funeral arrangements to be made in Philadelphia for other related individuals.
Obituary fragment for George Nicholslensste y of Brooklyn died Tuesday at St Joeterines Hoophil. Cause listed as intestinal trouble. Fragments mention Home to Bath and associated names and institutions, including Professor Derlin and Univ of Mainz.
The text is a garbled OCR page fragment listing multiple local notices, events, and personal mentions. It references names such as Adams, Gar YNeat, Galvary Taibo, and mentions dates, locations, and a sequence of public and social items without coherent context.
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