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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
12
The piece discusses looming Senate primary stakes for Senator McCumber amid party factions. It outlines Republicans split over tariff policy, the influence of La Follette and Borah, and the impact of the League of Republican Liberalism on North Dakota politics and McCumber’s prospects for a six-year term.
North Dakota voters weigh McCumber re election amid debates on veteran aid and the Harding era bonus law. Opponents argue his swift report of a measure aims to win veteran support, while critics say his tariff bill raises duties on agricultural products to gain favor and may heighten Washington influence for six years.
Mary Buhner and her friend Miss McClatchie, both recent high school graduates, were assaulted by a barracuda while swimming near Muniel Pier. McClatchie died from 14 inch gashes and teeth marks, as Buhner held her afloat for over half an hour before rescuers arrived. A Carnegie medal nomination is being considered for Buhner. The two girls had planned to attend Sullins College together in autumn.
Mrs. Antoinetta Asemian of East 107th Street was wounded in the eye when Anthony Seala of Potter Avenue, Long Island City, fired during a dispute with his son Emil over a board bill. She was taken to St John’s Hospital in serious condition. Police seek Emil Scala who fled as officers arrived.
Signor Marconi enjoyed a quiet day of rest at the Columbia Yacht Club and did not receive visitors aboard the Elettra which was anchored off Eighty Sixth Street. He later sailed to a downtown hotel where dinner was to be served and an overnight stay announced.
Washington June 18 The National Civil Service Reform League defends Treasury Department employees targeted by Republican lawmakers seeking to purge Democrats from the Bureau of Internal Revenue and the Melton secretary’s office. The league cites Civil Service Commission records showing most named staff were not political appointees and benefited from protections against removal for political reasons. Robert Tracy’s rise from messenger boy in 1908 to senior clerk at $3,000 yearly illustrates the type of career government worker cited in the petition. The league criticizes the petition as a political move to reward loyal partisans and urges voters to weigh the facts in fall elections.
Jacob Berman, shoemaker, 48, of 162 Sutter Avenue Brooklyn, arrested last night in Coney Island by Detective Wi Conroy. He is charged with stealing a wallet from John Katawin at 504 West York Street, which held a collapsible drinking cup. Conroy recognized him as a thief previously arrested for pocketing a girl’s pocketbook. He faced prior sentences and was to be arraigned today in Coney.
Maine voters go to the polls in a tight primary with Senator Hale facing Frank E. Guernsey for U S Senate. Hale, a key Republican ally of Lodge and Harding supporters, seeks renomination amid questions of bachelor status and western eastern balance. Georgia-like gossip aside, observers expect a split race affecting national power dynamics. Women run for state and local offices, marking the first time female candidates appear on the ballot in Maine to seek roles from governor to county offices.
Special dispatch reports Minnesota women, newly enfranchised, showing reduced registration compared with two years ago. The decline is greatest in cities and villages, even as many candidates run, with Republicans predicting victory.
Police bagged several figures from a moving puppet show during a rambunctious Coney Island entertainment raid. Inspector Sackett and officers nabbed exhibitors at Herberts and Marry Brill shows as a broader crackdown on indecent ballyhoo drew in local officials and a Brooklyn senator later arrested for alleged assault in Surf Avenue traffic incident.
Dieson pursues the rent in the United States Senate seat held by Frank Kellogg as Republican Women build campaigns in nearly every county and district. The effort aims to expand enrollment, while many Republicans back convention nominees from 1 088 delegates. Democratic contests for U S Senator Governor and Attorney General are expected to be settled with a minimal express. Kellogg has not campaigned, kept in Washington by important legislation and secured by a Republican zenith.
Rio de Janeiro residents subscribe 450000 for Caracadura and Continac, Portuguese aviators, honored with a reception in Lisbon. President Alvoreida hailed the two Myers as the greatest Portuguese since the sixteenth century, noting their civilizational impact.
Preparations for a general strike of clothing workers were made yesterday by the Joint board of the Amal ing Workers of America and clothing workers will be on strike by middl this week. Shop chairmen in New York Brooklyn and Sewark will call meetings today to carry into effect the joint board plans. Nearly half of the 10000 workers now on strike are expected to rework today as a result of detents with employers. The union expects a broad reorganization of employers and union control to begin as soon as workers return.
A garbled report describes a scene with a Mrs Katlin and her husband escorted by a patrolman to a station. The Senator is charged with a crime while Lieutenant Oman Teas runs the station. Katlin mentions a $600 amount and a thirty four year old occupation, but many details are unclear.
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