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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
52
A compressed vintage ad promotes a spring clearance by Jandor Automobile Co offering low prices and extended credit up to one year. It touts attractive auto body services, restocking a stock of tires, and notes a new address at 235-237 W. Sth St. Blyay.
Report details William Emerson, chief of Actors Equity, departing for Europe amid upcoming events and meetings. Mentions politicians, unions, and industry figures shaping international cooperation and policy discussions.
In a noisy nomination bid for the Nineteenth Congressional District, Amos challenges Chandler for the seat. The contest draws support from Assembly allies and local party figures as both vie to lead the district.
Washington June 24 The story of the American expeditionary force is told in wall paintings at the National Museum forcefully depicting scenes from campaign deserts trenches and battles. Artists portrayed flights of march weary units and medical staff amid mud and fire. The exhibit captures the toll of war and moments of victory through vivid depictions by American painters.
Stephan Léysér and Walter Barber escaped from Suffolk County Jail at Riverhead with Sheri Kelly and a third person. They were captured at dawn in Jamaica by patrolmen Moule and Tilman. Barber had a .38 revolver and Léysér a .45. They planned to go to New York but were recaptured and denied their identities at first.
Maj Frank Edwin Brown a World War II veteran died at a hospital in Brooklyn on Wednesday after a prolonged illness. He served after discharge from the army due to combat related health issues and was educated in Brooklyn schools and Coimbra University medical faculty. Brown practiced medicine in Brooklyn for fourteen years and belonged to several medical societies including Kings County Medical Society and the American Medical Association. He served at Walter Reed and Camp Atterbury and went abroad with his hospital unit, serving in the St Mihiel sector and front lines.
Three boys drowned when a boat capsized on Pateheazun Lake. Willis Kealp and others were rescued as debris and bodies washed ashore after the vessel overturned. Rescue operations recovered victims and the remaining passengers were aided by bystanders and authorities.
A fragmented notice reports a traffic collision near Boston and Athuny with one person killed and four injured. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text but indicate a multiple casualty accident involving local routes and authorities. Further specifics on location, time, and parties involved are unreadable in the provided excerpt.
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