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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1920
Page
33
Authorities pursue a woman in a gray dress linked to the Elwell murder. Detectives indicate a suspect, possibly the same woman connected to Palm Beach travel, arrived at Elwell’s home shortly before the slaying and is being questioned as the case unfolds.
Malta June 20 4 battalion of the Essex Regiment is under orders to embark on the cruiser Cardiff for Constantinople. All available destroyers and the cruiser Blenheim have been ordered. Indications are the Mediterranean Fleet concentrates in the Near and Middle East. The Greek cruiser Georgios Averoff will leave for Pirin tomorrow. The American destroyer Dupont Echoed to move to and from the Black Sea in distant waters.
Chicago report details two white men killed and several wounded in a race riot along Thirty-fifth Street and Indiana Avenue. The violence, blamed on African American demonstrators, drew hundreds of police to quell disturbances in the Black Belt district.
Premiers Lloyd George and Millerand met at Lympne near Hythe to discuss the Turkish crisis. Venizelos urged swift action as Nationalists led by Kemal threaten Greek interests and provoke Allied responses.
London report says Ireland's situation is tense with risk of outbreaks and disorder. Dublin dispatch notes an impassable executive position and a grave outlook as army lorries with stores and armed cars move toward Dublin from Ningetown. moderate senators across parties are alarmed.
Widow Mrs Wm K Dick disputes claims she rented a Reno home linked to an Astor heir. Investigations and denials follow a press report with names including Myre Forees and Miss Katharine R. of the Stanchfield circle. Officials await verified facts.
The United States plans to issue 4,765,000 Victory Medals with a new ribbon design. The medal program, authorized by War Department order, covers personnel in thirteen combat or defense categories and applies to service in certain campaigns.
Riots in Londonderry left five people dead and about 110 wounded after volleys of rifle fire and clashes between nationalists and unionists. Militias and police mobilized as violence spread from Friday night into Saturday, with stores looted and streets in chaos.
Margaret Wilson, wife of Woodrow Wilson, rode a GH Avenue Line without fare. Conductor Lynch reported the passenger identified as Wilson 'Broke' and thanked him for his courtesy after she received help with change. The incident ended with Wilson writing to thank Lynch and the bus company president for the consideration shown.
Washington reports President Wilson posed for a photographer for half an hour. The image reportedly aims to influence public opinion about his physical appearance ahead of the San Francisco Democratic convention. Officials say he will stay in the White House during the convention sessions and keep telegraphic contact with the city.
Washington June 20 For the first time in the Republican party women are to have votes in the national campaign. An executive committee meeting will nominate leaders, with several women likely to attend including Mrs Corinne Roosevelt Robinson. The conference, centered in New York, will align women with the Harding campaign and appoint representatives to the national committee. The session runs to tomorrow morning with further talks planned on the vice presidential pick and the convention lineup.
The report outlines a fractured Democratic convention with Bryan’s supporters struggling to control delegates as factions vie over platform alignment. Word from St Louis cites uncertainty about the outcome, with Woodrow Wilson emerging as a dominant figure in the process.
Sing Sing on alert as quarry workers report a vein of yellow metal found near the old buildings. The Sing Sing Bulletin promises tomorrow to describe the discovery and its potential, while rumors of a plot and political tensions surface from Broadway to Albany.
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