This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
36
London reports Greek regiments near Smyrna encircled Turkish Nationalist forces in the area. In Smyrna, Greek offensives continue northward into Asia Minor as Mustapha Kemal’s allies retreat. Allied dispatches note Turkish forces are retreating with heavy losses and booty bagged by Greek units.
Turkish forces push toward Smyrna as Constantinople hosts talks with the Turkish government insisting on unyielding terms. A British tilt toward a Wilsonian settlement clashes with Armenian and Indian nationalist threats to withdraw support if Turkish terms remain.
Washington reports Assistant Secretary of Labor Post halted deportation proceedings against Roberto Elia at the request of the U S Attorney General of New York. The move allows state officials to present the case to King County grand jury. If Palmer seeks indictment, Elia faces transfer to New York authorities.
The article reports that German Socialists avoid blocking the new cabinet led by Konstantin Fehrenbach, with cautious yet negative stance from the Majority Socialists. It notes brief Reichstag sessions, passage of measures, and outlines the new ministry lineup including Walter Simons and Wirth. It also covers a high profile Magdeburg University case and an appeal by Bund News Valor to foreign correspondents.
Veteran Thomas Gaye a former naval sergeant attached to a division in France was shot outside his Brooklyn home in front of 408 Linin Street. He died at Methodist Episcopal Hospital. The attack followed a dispute with a group described as foreign youths. a woman, believed to be Deldues, resisted returning clothes. Police pursued a suspect after a crowd chased him for blocks. Gaye leaves a wife and two children.
A night watchman is tricked by men posing as revenue agents and eleven barrels of 100 proof alcohol are taken from a store at KT Wilsh Avenue. Patrolman Nolte pursues the suspects, one into a federal building, another escapes with the truck. A general alert is issued from police headquarters as the men flee.
Centro Cal June 25 Frank Valle sixty years old native of Mexico became a father for the thirty fifth time today when his second wife whom he married in 1900 gave birth to her seventeenth child an eleven pound boy Sixteen of Valle s children are living.
Loton Horton, president, recalls personal loss and credits Sheffield Farms with perfect pasteurization ten years before New York City made it compulsory. He argues pasteurized milk saves babies, reduces infant mortality, and must be maintained despite price pressures.
Ulster Unionist Connell urged the government to protect lives and property of loyal inhabitants across the provinces with Crown forces. He warned loyalists might act if protection fails, while Sinn Feiners faced attacks elsewhere in Ireland.
The Palisades Interstate Park Commission and New Jersey board met to deplore the death of George W Perkins. They praise his conception of the park and his work expanding recreation for New York and New Jersey residents near the park, noting the project’s enduring public value beyond private profit.
James Hector Lee builder longtime HW Millar Inc director died at his Bayside Long Island home after an illness. He helped construct Pennsylvania Station and notable buildings in New York City including the Woolworth Building and Tribune Building. Survived by wife Virginia, daughter Virginia H Lee, son Randolph Lee, brothers and a sister. He served as a Republican active in Bayside affairs and belonged to the Bayside Yacht Club and several lodges.
Charles S. Dickson longtime advertising man for The Journal of Century and Commercial Pur ch ed died yesterday at Kik Nome Summit Avenue Jersey City of heart disease He was sixty four and born in Albany son of a wholesale nutter and furrier He studied at Albany Academy and began with Arnold Constable & Co He is survived by his wife two daughters a son Captain Charles HW Dickson an engineer Funeral services will be held this afternoon at his home Interment will be in Atlanta GA
James flenty Roberts father of Mrs E T Stotesbury died yesterday at his daughter's Chestnut Hill home aged eighty five. He lived on the Chestnut Hill estate in warmer months and winters in Floyds. A well known attorney in his early years he was closely associated with Melville Fuller and was connected with Chief Justice Fuller during President Cleveland’s 1883 appointment discussions.
Charles S Carpender seventy three, president of the Norfolk and New Brunswick Wentory Company, New Brunswick Not, and former vice president of Tansway and Carpender Paper Company, died yesterday at his home. Survived by wife Alice and five children. Services at Church of St John the Evangelist at 2 PM.
Obituary notes for Berman L Kauffmann aged seventy former head of Aron Trading Stampp Company of Med suasenty of heart tteams iim Thuladaveat iehmong and long active attorney for many years. Survived by daughter Ter a and Maxisulian Tam. Died Tuesday in the Huvtiselele Hae Kal Mis dine at Madison Liranicty.
A garbled obituary list honors Peter Ebbert former chief engineer for James A. Hearn & Sons and longtime State Improvement Association member who survived by wife and daughter. It also notes Port Chester hospital figure Mrs. Sarah G. Henderson and Captain John C Jensen with details of their passing, plus scattered births, marriages, and other memorials across the community.
A corrupted OCR death notice fragment mentions multiple personal names and locations, with scattered references to individuals and possible dates. The text is largely unreadable, offering no coherent obituary details, associations, or clear events to summarize.
An OCR fragment notes Ewan Fory Toledo and individuals Ghiv Juseong Pord, funder Edward Foren Glara Company, savings Danh Wuliain, Sant aul Ween, and others. Mentions of 1818 birth, 1901 death, Florida, New York, and various names imply a family history or business obituary with scattered biographical details and places. The text is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete phrases.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.