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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1920

Page

17

Woman in Gray Sought In Murder Of Elwell

The Elwell murder case centers on a gray dressed woman as authorities pursue a suspect linked to Joseph Bowne Elwell of 244 West Seventy Street. Detectives report Elwell alive at 2:89 am prior to death, with a woman in gray, a Florida-based driver, and a housekeeper connected to key evidence as the probe tightens amid rival theories of jealousy and obstruction.

Gray Elwell Joseph Bowne Elwell West Seventieth Street Dooling Doofing Lorever Ceme Elwest

British Warships Ordered to the East

Malta June 20 A battalion of the Essex Regiment is under orders to embark on the cruiser Cardiff for Constantinople. All available destroyers and the cruiser Blenheim are ordered East as indications point to concentration of the Mediterranean fleet in the Near and Middle Greek waters. The Giorgios Averoff will depart Piræus tomorrow and the American destroyer Du Pont bound for the Black Sea is detained in Eastern waters.

Malta Essex Regiment Cardiff Constantinople Blenheim Mediterranean Giorgios Averoff Pirwus Dupont Mall Black Sea

Chicago Race Riot Kills Two and Wounds Several

Two white men died and several Black residents and a policeman were wounded in a Chicago race riot at Thirty-fifth Street and Indiana Avenue. The violence followed the burning of an American flag by a group paid to parade for a back to Africa movement. Rose and Hoyt died from gunfire. Police halted the disturbance as hundreds gathered. counterfeit reports and chaotic scenes were described, with sailors detained and crowds dispersed.

Chicago Thirty-fifth Street Indiana Avenue Rose Otaph Hoyt Whity Hoyts Thirty-sixth Street Tore Owens Moyt Hose Great Lakes Negro Quarter Liberia Black Belt Black Star Steamship Company Ves Sewial Sharon Tor Negtale Southgate Rahyth Garrity Regia Bully Bexton Wiley South State Dearborn Mpa Tigre Rive

Premiers Parley Over Turkish Peril in England

Greek Premier Venizelos urged immediate Allied action against Mustafa Kemal Pasha as Lloyd George and Millerand met at Lympne near Hythe England. The talks focused on Turkish nationalist advances near Constantinople and the need for prompt countermeasures before Boulogne conference. Venizelos offered to deploy detachments to aid Italians in Albania and Asia Minor to halt Kemal’s forces.

New York Tribune Wythe England Lloyd George Miller Philp Sassoon Lympne Mustanha Kemal Constantinople Euch Admiral de Robeck Boulogne Millerand Marshal Foch Gland Versailles Bach Oly Frances France J Venizelos Arges Filiutnerios Yemzeins Mad George Lymphic Constantine Kamal Tembry Associated Press Venizelos Greece Glovd George Stapha Kemal Pasha

Situation in Ireland Is Becoming Tense

London dispatch cites Dublin correspondent warning the situation in Ireland is grave with the risk of outbreaks. The executive view is almost impossible as army lorries and armored cars surge into Dublin as moderate Irish factions grow alarmed by continuing military convoys and stores.

London Ireland London Times Dublin Seon Kin

Mrs Dick Denies Reno House Rumors in L.I. Home

Mrs Madeleine Astor Dick widow of John Jacob Astor denied reports she took or planned a Reno Nevada house. Sister Katharine St Force and lawyer John J. Stanchfield corroborated no Reno move. Tribune report originated from Reno correspondent and was disputed as untrue.

Madeleine Fores Astor Dick John Jacob Astor William K. Dick Wast Islip Longeland Reno Neva Mrs. Dick Trist Mys. Dick Ind Katharine St. Force Tek Willian Loas Maskid Stanchfield John J. Stanchfield The Tribune the Tribune Benn Strichfield Dickak Bay

Millions to Issue Victory Medals Today

Washington reports the issuance of 4,765,000 victory medals for army and navy personnel who served between April 8, 1917, and November 11. The War Department also authorizes thirteen combat or major operation clasps and five overseas service clasps to be worn with the medal, for those not entitled to battle insignia.

Washington Mauve Mirine

Astronomers Track Light From 200000 Year Old Nova

CAMERICOM Massachusetts June reports astronomers watch a stellar explosion that occurred over 200000 years ago in Aquila. Light from the nova travels at near light speed and is just reaching Earth. Measurements by Harvard astronomers place the event as among the most distant observed, with light taking about 7404000000 years to reach here.

Tvitune Camericom Mass Mur Yard Earth Marvars Calfornia Noxa Aquila Aquila Harvard @stronomer Army of Light

Riots In Londonderry Kill Five and Wound Many

Across Londonderry on Saturday night fierce clashes between Nationalists and Unionists left five dead and about 110 wounded, with fires in a large drapery store and several attempts at incendiarism. Military guards occupied key streets but rioting continued, turning the city into a terror zone as workers and residents suffered injuries and confusion.

Tondonderry Associated Press Vic Bridge Street Fountain Street Carlisle Road Opan Phiese Longtower Street Upper Fountain Street Bishop Street Ersore Foun Hun Street Longower Street Athert Street Bishop's Gate Tongtower Street MsVeigh Quay

Margaret Wilson Broke on a Bus

Margaret Wilson daughter of a resident rode a Fifty Avenue bus without fare. Conductor P G Eyneh helped when she offered a penny. She later sent a note and dime to repay the loan, signing Cordially Margaret Woodrow Wilson.

Margaret Wilson Fifty Avenue Gogeuten Pal Rocag Ce P. G. Eyneh Howse Wilaonalga J. Aughie Lynch Levin Bea Fifth Avenue Layne Woodrow. Wilson Tech

Wilson poses for photographer fuels third term talk

Washington report says President Wilson posed for half an hour yesterday in his study for a commercial photographer. The image is said to aim at dispelling doubts about his appearance and bolster coverage of his interview. He plans to stay in Washington during the Democratic convention and keep in constant telegraphic contact with San Francisco.

Washington Wilson San Francisco White House McAden Mec Aloo Charles 1. Murphy Marshall Mr. Murphy Marehall Sin Willian J Brean Nomi Tan Gaverane Cox Nausine Tammany Inck Buvend Cox Bryan Mohy Tom “Fae Karl Bret Wine New Yorky Indiana Massachusetts Dulessater Ay Ofen Franksen Wolves Dex Plunk Tammany Party Joseph Springer Wici Father Nevo Sam

Women Named Tammany May Today to Help Line Up

Washington dispatch reports a 4 PM conference to form Harding campaign leadership with Warren G. Harding and national committee members including potential women appointees. Corinne Roosevelt Robinson and Medill McCormick are named as possible female appointees as Tammany leaders back Marshall for the presidential nomination. The plan calls for a front porch style campaign and a broad executive committee representing party factions.

Tammany Harding Marshall Tiibune Washington Corinne Roosevelt Robinson Medill McCormick Illiuis Will J. Hays Harding Marion Nations Hennth Harding Boston Coolidge

Opposition Futile as Commoner Can Control Delegates

A San Francisco dispatch from June 2 reports that the Democratic Party trails a boss-dominated path toward the national convention, with President Wilson influencing most delegates. Bryant holds only a small minority against the treaty plank while discord grows over prohibition and the Volstead Act, shaping a tense political landscape.

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Sing Sing Eyes Gold Rush Prospect in Quarry Vein

OSSINING N Y June 20 Sing Sing near a gold rush as workers digging for a quarry near the prison unearth a yellow metal vein. The Sing Sing Bulletin reports a lump found by reservoir builders resembles gold and was sent to a metallurgist for testing. Officials note a potential influx of hopeful prospectors from Broadway and the Bronx if authentic. A separate Moscow dispatch cites alleged Serbia Bulgaria pact against Greece as a separate rumor.

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