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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
54
A garbled fragmentary report references China and Shantung negotiations, Peking government actions, and foreign policy debate. It mentions People’s View v Nathaniel Peffer and a chaotic, uncertain narrative with scattered names and events, indicating a diplomatic dispute and policy pressure without clear outcomes.
In a market where high grade securities fade and stocks and bonds drop around 30 percent, the ad touts 519% Guaranteed Mortgages as ensuring real stability. It urges readers to buy these mortgages to secure a steady investment amid losses.
A fragmented OCR text discusses Chinese and Japanese positions in Shan-Hai region and war conference dynamics. It references authorities, withdrawal questions, and implications for control of Shan-Tsing territory, with mentions of Japanese troops, Chinese administration, and potential shifts in power amid ongoing conflict.
Amid Belfast chaos from Saturday night to Sunday morning, official police say seventeen killed and twenty-nine wounded. Casualties include a ten year old boy George Caldwell and a woman named Moore, with bodies found and a barber wounded. English soldier describes horrific shelling in Londonderry as military intervene.urther reports note troops dispatched from Belfast in armored gear and two more casualties from fighting.
In a distorted June 21 note from Dubin the Cardinal of Armagh denounces a primate of Lepland for failing to heed a warned time. The message mentions a warning given and plans to prepare, with unclear context about potential legal or civic actions. No source of the warning is identified.
March at Wallace Dinner parts note a gathering in honor at George Teton OC with Marshal Foch and leaders present. Maveh, Chief of Seat of the American Army, Marshals Foch and Latire and Severs Cabinet Ministers attended, marking a formal ceremony.
Dispatches report Soviet and Polish frontier clashes near Kurwin Eyench with Italian advances into Teighrt. American forces evacuated Kiev and reached Warsaw safely. An extensive Red Cross convoy accompanied by 14 ambulances and officer teams from several U.S. cities aided the relief effort amid the eastern conflict.
In Rome premier and interior minister was greeted with an ovation as he announced the formation of a cabinet and outlined policy aims. The agenda includes constitutional article modification, extended rights, and new financial projects, with assurances the government will move ahead without hesitation despite opposition.
The High Court proceeds slowly as discussions unfold. Officials note limited progress with no decision on key elements of the plan. A commission report suggests cautious steps ahead amid cautious optimism and continued review.
The discussion covered many topics before a definite decision. Lifanges was tracked today as the group debated implications of appointing judges beyond a certain retirement threshold.
Irkutsk in Central Siberia faces tightened Soviet control with nationalized institutions and closed stores. A permit is needed to buy a newspaper as bread lines form for brick bread rationing. Foreign presence is gone and Chinese refugees trek toward the front amid war signals.
Fragmented OCR reports describe a series of chaotic events including drownings linked to a pact or ritual, a reported tracking incident, and mentions of a Chinese troop buildup. The text references women and families affected, police or court cases, and a disrupted public mood with possible strikes and political tension. Names and places are garbled, but the overall tone conveys danger and social unrest with multiple incidents across different locales.
Joseph Grossbach played violin for Thomas Mamrimvich at 409 West Fortieth Street. When Grossbach switched to accordion and then trombone, Mamrimvich retreated. Grossbach later told Patrolman Cassidy he had a revolver and fired five shots. Mamrimvich was arrested and held on attempted retaliation and related charges.
Paris reports on June 12 forces arrest of Emir Ahmed Mukhtar, grandson of Abd el-Kader, in Aleppo Syria. He allegedly was dragged from his home without clothing and denied a blessing by the Prefect of Aleppo. Diplomats in Damascus protest to King Feisal of Syria.
Cardinal O'Connell arrived back from Rome after attending a papal consistory for the Joan of Arc edition. He said Pope Benedict is in fine health and expressed interest in America and the church's work here. He noted European conditions while praising the people’s good humor and contentment with prevailing conditions.
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