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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1922
Page
1
The report notes the death of John D. Rockefeller’s brother after a long illness. Family members including Job D Rockefeller and other relatives were at his bedside. physicians and hospital staff attended, and news mentions postponement of a public event for a family funeral.
Frirainay William Deane, tied to the Fuphing police station, died after a confrontation with a prisoner who allegedly kicked a patrolman. The incident occurred near Fresh and Lawrence Lane, leading to transport to Cushing Hospital. Police filed new charges of homicide as authorities review the man’s actions and the victim’s condition.
Halifax reports 19 missing after the racing schooner grounded off Sable Island. Captain and four men of Puritan are rescued. vessel hauled wrecked and drifting. Crews were forced to abandon ship as seas and fog hindered rescue efforts.
Fragmented report notes upheaval with alleged coup attempts and imperial leaders. Mentions Japan foreign policy, Anglo royal dinner, church abdic or denial, and varied legal actions. Sports wrap references Giants, Yankees, Harvard Yale, and horse racing events.
Whiskaway defeats Morvich in a dramatic run at Thibodaux, with outsider Marvied blocked near collapse as Whiskaway seizes leaders late. The field faced intense pace and a thunderous finish, Whitney Stakes context noted, with Whiskaway earning prestige in front of a large crowd.
A terse White House statement issued today says Northeliffe remains confined to bed and forbidden to engage in certain activities. The note notes he is troubled by a feverish condition and cabinet aides report a cautious approach to his health and duties.
A catalog of sections for The Tribune Today listing parts on sports, editorials, automobiles, real estate, society notes, fashion, theater, arts, and magazine. Mentions feature pages and recurring new items including Mr. and Mia and Betty by Briggs Voight.
The Prohibition party in this city collapsed as major contributions from soft drink manufacturers dried up. Leaders said the party could not continue, planning to reorganize with remaining members to field a limited slate under Edward M. Waring who was named head of a committee to regroup.
Police and detectives guarded the King and Queen during a late dinner at the ambassador’s residence. Premier Loyd George, cabinet members, and notable figures from Britain and the United States attended. King George and Queen Mary sat with Taft and Mrs Harvey, while journalists and onlookers watched from outside as dignitaries wore jewels and formal attire.
An engagement notice from Concord reports Henry Morgan to Miss Catherine Adams of New York. The couple, from prominent families, plan a post college marriage with the ceremony to occur after Henry completes his studies. The announcement lists relatives and social connections including Mrs Morgan and Mr Adams.
The Claridge Hotel in New York plans to close on August 1 amid strict enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment. Boomer, president of the Claridge Hotel Company, says prohibition has made operation unprofitable as guests migrate to speakeasies, while critics argue enforcement is uneven and harmful to legitimate businesses. The debate extends to maritime trade and national policy, highlighting tensions between commercial interests and Prohibition laws.
Dr. Manuel Nathan Eisenrath returning from Europe reports abroad methods for Bright's disease and kidney cancer aim to relieve pain by cutting nerves and stimulating kidney function rather than removing kidneys. He notes no pain for patients and hopes medicine will cure cancer within ten years.
An expedition attempting Everest makes only 100 feet of progress beyond an earlier record and faces harsh conditions. The team from Calcutta reportedly suffers severe hardship and may abandon the ascent as the effort falters near the summit. Divisions and exposure hinder the climb, with morale waning amid difficult terrain and cold.
Berlin June 24 Dr Walther Rathenau German foreign minister was shot and killed as he left his home. News sparked a frozen state of martial law. Chancellor Wirth announced a special court and prosecutors to quell anti republican forces. Deputies cheered the Chancellor as unrest flared in the Reichstag.
Governor Small orders force held at Chicago. De mobilized after report from the military court. Inquiries open into a Callas mine conspiracy case. Troop cancellation noted as part of ongoing proceedings.
Governor Jen Small is acquitted of conspiring to manage state funds as jurors and crowds erupt in the Lake County courthouse. The verdict followed a tense trial with mixed reactions among attendees, while the defense and supporters celebrate.
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