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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
14
The House faces a fierce clash over the ship subsidy bill with leaders and lawmakers trading blame for wartime waste. Minority spokesman Byrnes accuses the Wilson era of extravagance while supporters argue the measure is vital to maintain a powerful merchant fleet.
The will of Dr William Newton Best of Brooklyn left $1000 to each of his five children by his first wife. Contenders led by Grace W Tucker claim the testator was unduly influenced by his present wife and his son in law. The five contestants are United Carpe Washington Yea Mo Beet and Mrs Rath M Ang Fan Peaneiaco, Kib a M We and Ereret ML Best.
A garbled report notes ongoing debate over lowering postal charges. Officials indicate no immediate rate cuts, pledging careful consideration of public service and press needs as Congress weighs the issue.
The Tribune notes a June 20 statement in error regarding Mr. Ranem Ghee Cabnee. The correction clarifies the intended names and affiliations and retracts previous misstatements contained in the earlier publication.
Eamon de Valera, leader of Republican forces, calls the Dublin result a triumph for imperial pacification methods. He argues the Free State constitution is only a draft, predicts Republican exclusion from government, and notes Free State gains in the Dublin elections amid coalition and militarist positions.
American Surety vice president Ricard Deming refuted claims that taxicab bonding would cost $960 yearly. He outlined premiums from $60 to $300 based on collateral, with $2,500 collateral lowering the rate to $60 and no collateral leaving $300 plus a $20 monthly deposit held as collateral. Special rates apply for fleets and associations, with group deposits reducing per-car costs.
In Washington on June 21 the Philippine commission visiting to seek independence was hosted at a luncheon by Speaker Gillett. Chairman Towne of Insular Affairs explained the petition to the President and Congress, noting cordial relations and mutual goodwill between Filipinos and Americans as the lawmakers heard the commission’s case.
Senator Ladd of North Dakota in a fiery Senate speech urges a cash bonus for soldiers and claims big banks influence opposition to compensation. He says bankers fear actual cash distribution and alarm other financiers, while Senator Watson backs bonus legislation amidst tariff talks and primary politics in North Dakota.
Atlantic City June 21 forty hotel guests announce they will parade to the beach in barrels to defy the Mackintosh edict requiring ash over bathing suits. The plan aims to subvert the street order by using improvised diversions while maintaining decorum.
Alphand says France will base talks on Poincare memorandum and stay indefinitely to seek working accord with Soviet representatives. Delegations plan to stay through summer or winter if needed. Lithvinoff hopes for understanding at The Hague, but warns France may block progress unless attitudes shift.
Will H. Hays head of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America will meet about sixty civic and social welfare leaders to gather views on motion pictures. The list includes leaders from churches, unions, colleges, clubs, and youth organizations across New York and national groups.
Washington June 21 Senator Frelinghuysen Republican New Jersey offered a tariff amendment to expand the Tariff Commission to ten lifelong appointees with a $1.9 million budget for investigations. The panel would propose tariff rates by December 3 1932 and every six months thereafter to reflect conversion cost differences abroad and at home. The measure argues that the current system is illogical and unscientific and aims to depoliticize tariff making while shielding American industry and labor.
Belle Norton deputy president of the Anti of Women at a meeting in Hover denounces laws suppressive of individual freedom and condemns the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act as unjust. Joseph Bailieviews and Marie Doran lead reformers pledging opposition to temperance legislation and to actions invading constitutional rights.
A Soviet spokesman proposed halving the army if neighboring states agree. The plan, relayed by Riga en route to talks, cites France and Japan as sources of concern and aims to reduce armed forces at a conference with delegates from border states.
Nikolai A. Rumianteeff arrived in the UK to arrange for 86 performances by the Moscow Art Theater company here in October. The entire troupe plans to tour this country for the season.
Constantin Stanislavsky led the ruatic director and Iud Vladimir Nemiroviteh as artistic and general director. Mr Rumianineff brought in Nikita Matied and Morris to the American singers and public, conveying gratitude of Moscow theatre artists for food remittances sent to them following Halief's Chaute ris benefit in New York on April.
Washington officials discussed with President Harding a plan to grant a subvention to the Oceanic Steamship Company. The move would support liners serving Samoa and other South Sea ports from San Francisco by increasing mail service funding and ensuring continued operation.
The article notes the summer solstice reaching its peak in New York at 1:27, contrasting with Chicago and other points. It explains the Arctic Circle sun visibility and the sun’s annual progression, highlighting that longitude affects daylight hours despite shared longitude.
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