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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1922

Page

13

American Legion Delegation Seeks Cemetery Plan in New York

A Richmond County American Legion delegation met President Harding and urged action to rebury ex-servicemen at View Cemetery in Staten Island. The request targets about 100 ex-service members buried in destitute plots and seeks support from Congress for a final burial site within Richmond County.

Washington Deegen C. W. Wickersham E. Garnett Day Ited Forbes Theuresu Tringer Aston Richmond County Legion Pi ¢ Harding Mond Bas Bern Richmond County American Legion New York Merchant Marine York House of Congress Richmeld Rmitter Representatotve of Congress Richmond’ County

Airplanes to Bomb Lorust Invaders Reported by Morale Effort

Primitive report notes air forces may bomb Lorust invaders using aircraft to strike insect swarms from Persia. Details claim bombs will be dropped on nests and breeding sites as part of a Moscow backed experiment with ruble funding.

Bant Navier Thin Persia Moscow

Staten Island Shore Storm Kills One and Injures Another

A storm on Staten Island caused a fatality and injuries as shore defense broke down. Property damage mounted with boats and cars destroyed. Rescue ferries were deployed to handle rush of homeward travelers and fallen trees blocked roads. Willlane Miller and John Stanley were among those affected.

Staten Island Patent of Sons Willlane Miller Creron Avenue New John Stanley Bay Street Stapleton Sy Valentine Wasden Kentey Mit Stokey Cara Municipal Namerous Weahrute Exta

Storm Devastates New York Island and Port Jervis

Severe storms caused extensive damage across New York City area and Port Jervis. Heavy rain flooded streets basements and rail lines. Port Jervis reported $500,000 in damage and widespread disruption to trains and utilities. Delaware River overflows forced evacuations and flooding impacted Kingston Avenue and nearby suburbs.

Port Jervis Jervis Delaware Neversing Erie Ontar & Western Germantown Middletown Ontario & Westcoe Millford Kingston Avenue Gex Fvlcones Ec Dervin the Union the Gazette Scranton Lackawanna River Delaware & Hudson Railroad Company Hudson Coal Company

Conan Doyle backs introducing baseball to England

Eposial dispatch from Atlantic City reports Sir Arthur Conan Doyle plans to bring baseball to England. He views it as a young man’s game, could lecture at colleges, have English papers publish the rules, and stage matches to spark public interest while preserving cricket for older players.

the Tribune Atlantic City Arthur Conan Doyle England G Artuar Ambassador Furompta Switzerland Sir Arthur Shortston Threa Dennis Malcolm

300-strong posse hunts Sing Sing fugitive Mrs Adame

A large pursuit centered on a Sing Sing escapee known as Greer also called James Kelly. Lodger and chauffeur links surfaced as authorities traced movements from the prison grounds to New York and Greenwich. Police questioned state officers and wardens while a nationwide alert spanned Tarrytown and Dobbs Ferry.

Greer New York Polles Niso James Kelly Amsterdnis Avenue Amsterdam Ave Butler Brothers Dobbs Ferry Eral Alari New York City Greenwich Conn

Ward Sr. in Cleveland Silent on Son's Case

Ward arrived in Cleveland from Pittsburgh amid murder charges against his son Walter Ward for first degree murder in the Peters case. He refused to comment, and authorities believe his presence relates to a proposed $12,000,000 baking plant project.

Cleveland Sune Ward Walter 5

Belgium to bury Sluicekeeper of Yser with honors

Belgium plans a funeral for Charles Cogghe the Sluicekeeper of the Yser who died last week. National Defense ministers will attend with King Albert present. Cogghe opened the Yser sluices at Nieuport during World War I delaying German forces and flooding the plain to block the advance toward Calais.

Belgium Sluicekeeper Yser Brussels Charles Cogghe Minis National Defense Albert Cogghe Calais Nieuport

Edwards Urges Cancel European War Debt at Rhode Island College

In his bachelor laureate address President Howard Edwards urged canceling the European debt owed to the United States for World War I. He spoke in the court of supreme justice where God and conscience hold that Europe owes about 11 billion dollars to this nation.

Kingston, R. 1 Howard Edwards Rhode Island Court of Supreme Justice Europe

McCormick’s Condition Grows Quietly While Case Remains Mysterious

Special Dispatch to The Fridgee from Chicago reports McCormick, International Harvester chairman, is resting at Wesley Memorial Hospital after a delicate operation. Family and a few intimate friends visit as Dr. Victor Lespinasse notes extreme privacy. Some physicians question transplantation success while others predict a Europe trip once recovered.

Chicago Marold F. MelCormick International Harvester Company Wesley Memorial Hospital Ealy Victor Lespinasse McCormick Oatelde Jespinasse Hila Clae Hough McCorraith Europe Ganna Walski Maxter Mathilde

14 Motorists Killed in Rail Crossing Crashes

Three accidents near Schenectady and Royal Center involve family casualties as trains strike vehicles at crossings. In Schenectady two motorists died at once and three more succumbed after the westbound train hit a car on the main line. In Royal Center five relatives perished when a Pennsylvania Railroad train struck their automobile at a road crossing. The incidents follow repeated attempts to beat moving trains.

Pierce-Arrow Schenectady N.Y Southwestern Limited New Carmen Mobile York Central Royal Center Ind

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