Bielaski Escapes Captors in Mexico City Kidnapping Case
Mexico City reports former U S Secret Service chief Bielaski escaped from bandits who seized him near Caserna Vers. He reached Cuernavaca safe and well. ransom of 10,000 pesos not paid. Crowds gathered at the railroad station awaiting his arrival amid rumors and official silence.
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Secret Service
Cuernavaca
Mexico City
A. Brace Bielaski
United Sates
Nr Bielaght
United States
LW. W
Morelos
Obresen
Bielseki
Mrs George J Gould Jr Rests After Operation
Mrs George J Gould Jr underwent an operation at Roosevelt Hospital after midnight Tuesday. Dr George Brower performed the procedure, and the patient was reported to be resting. The Goulds had significant family ties, with Laura Carter Gould previously living with relatives in Betton and her mother Mrs Stuart Caster lodging nearby. The marriage occurred July 5 and a son was later born January 21.
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George J. Gould Jr
Park 1 Avenue
Roosevelt
George Brower
East Sixty-fifth Street
Aed
Hire Gould
Laura Carter
Feaguer
Humb
Betton
George Gould, Jr
Stuart Caster
Rouse
Vet
D. Pisha
Beware the Newspapers Hylan Warns Children
Hylan warned 500 children of newspaper perils. About 200 boys from Public School 97 and 300 girls from Public School 98 heard his warning at City Hall Park Row. He urged scrutiny of newspapers to avoid deceitful articles and urged careful reading to grow into wise citizens.
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Ed Wiles
Junior League
Department of Miroet
One Pathett
Mm Feple
Rd Park Row
McCumber Leads in Primary Amid League Backing Decline
Early returns from Fargo Beaumarf Grand Forks and Minot show Senator Porter J. McCumber leading the Republican Senate nomination and Governor R A Nestos ahead for governor as anti-Nonpartisan League voters favor independents. Vote totals from cities hint at weaker McCumber support with Frazier and Baker among League endorsements, while Townley’s return revives activity in the race. Final results remain uncertain as tabulation continues tonight.
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Porter J. McCumber
R. A. Nestos
Fargo
Baemarck
Grand + Forks
Minot
Nestor
Med
McCumber
Lynn J. Frazier
Non-Pa
Ormsby Meharg
SeCambe
B. F. Bai
Indore Els
Stat
Frasier
Marg
Neston
Baker
Stegner
Frazier
Nonpartisan League
Tse
Alex McKenzie
Senate
Kepuonean
Wemorratic
A.C. Townley
Nonpartican League
League
Bolief
Free State war grips Four Courts as rebels resist
Irish Free State launches assault on the Four Courts stronghold with early casualties on both sides. Fielaski freed after ransom amid alleged mistreatment by kidnappers. Taft earns Doctor of Civil Law from Oxford. German royalist coup threat passes unchallenged. Harding comments on operators and strike end plans. NY Cotton Exchange probe urged by House member. Democrats push tariff bill with weeks to spare. district attorney loses books amid investigations. Creasy threatens Mira Lavoy. coast guard boosts rum runner hunt. new post office site eyed near court house. Hearst agents push upstate sentiment. Domestic notes include McCumber defeat forecast, rail workers’ strike fear, Gettysburg Marines drill, sports results, and stock markets.
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Irish Free State
Fielaski
Rane Kom
Taft
Oxford
Washington
Sayn Creasy
Mira Lavoy
Coast Guard
Honnaey
Provecetor
Ward Couse
City Mall
Hearst
Shaler
Bette-Deaggan
Cromwell
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Aim & Case
Hay
Fuller & Co
Chieago
Hays
Felitz
William F. Seave
Harry A. Beacr
Chicago
Sram
Three Air Cadets Killed In Plane Crash in Texas
SAN ANTONIO Tex June 22 Three aviation cadets were killed when a plane crashed after takeoff from a height of 200 feet The dead are R Farrell 24 from Philadelphia and two others aged 22 and 23 Names include Farrell and McCoy The aircraft reportedly departed from Kelly Field to Brooksfield and was en route when it burst into flames
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Texas
San Antonio
Tex
R Farrell
Tot
Jorge C. Thompson
Neat Philadel
Farrell
McCoy
Brooksfield
Democrats Probe Money Used to Aid McCumber in Primaries
In Washington on June 25 Democratic Senators sent telegrams to North Dakota seeking to verify reports that large sums were funneled into the state to influence primaries for Senator McCumber. They discussed potential floor action under federal law and possible investigations if more evidence emerged.
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Poe
Washington
North Dakota
Senate
Aeen Pet
McCumber
Anges
Howe
25000 Bottles Seized in 3 Day Liquor Smuggling
Customs at Christopher Street seized 25000 bottles of imported liquor flooding into the city. Inspectors say the ramshackle operation used the sewer to move goods while many brands, some low grade, were diverted to hospitals for 80 cents a quart. Wood alcohol detected in large quantities, staff groggy from fumes, and a police inspector notes the seizure followed inspections and ongoing process through Friday night.
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Papecter
Customs
Mpsi Ata
Bradley
Christopher Street
Not Essential to Grand Jury Probe
The Fuller & Co failure looms large with new estimates near 5 million dollars and a District Attorney inquiry into possible law violations. He hints the case may proceed without full books, using a legal path to present evidence to the grand jury. Receivers and attorneys dispute stipulations shielding ledgers.
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FE. M. Fuller & Co
Consolidated Stock
Distriet
Benjamin P. Schreiber
Samuel Steasbourger
Weinstein
Hell
Carl J. Austrian
Francis K. Kohl
Cedar Street
Austrian
Newell
Orth
Banton
Gernored
Ate
Harding summons miners and operators to unified White House conference
President Harding calls a general conference at the White House for Saturday with both anthracite and bituminous operators and 23 United Mine Workers district presidents to devise methods for initiating negotiations to end the coal strike. He hints at a strong federal role and possible time limits for a settlement.
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Washington
Harding
White House
John I. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Davis
Lewis
Min
Commerce Hoover
del Land
Hardng
Mall
Individu
Clemente
Department of Labor
Lam
United Mine Workers of ‘America
Hotels Promote New York as a Welcome City to Visitors
New York forms a committee led by Rodman Wanamaker to market the city as a safe, inviting destination. The effort aims to persuade visitors to return, countering sensational crime reports, and to showcase attractions, water, milk quality, and police protection. The initiative follows a Merchants Association meeting planning to host 9000 visitors at the National Merchandise show.
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New York
Sall
Stratzer
Rodman Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Hylan
America
Ehid
Copeland
Imap
Free State Responsible for Attack Says Churchill
London reports the Free State provisional government bears sole responsibility for the Four Courts operation and has declined British aid. Winston Churchill told the House of Commons that Britain warned of possible intervention, but the insurgents’ renewed aggression prompted the attack.
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Free State
Churchill
London
Associated Press
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Great Britain
Rail Heads Prepare for Strike Fallout Over Postoffice Center
Chicago dispatch reports railroad shopmen threaten a July 1 walkout against wage cuts of 40 million dollars. Rail executives weigh a hands off approach as unions seek U S Board mediation. Maintenance of way workers delay decision while forces brace for potential disruptions at civic center and county courthouse plans.
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Postoffice
Civic Center
Gilman Parker
Chicago
Association of
Railway Executives
B. M. Jewell
Railway Employees Department
American Federation of Labor
DeWitt Cuyler
U.S. Board
United States Reliroul Labor Board
Ben We Hooper
Choire
Nan
Herik
E. F Grable
Baturday
Railroad Labor Board
Jewell
Grable
Harmony in Architecture Shapes New Federal Complex
Cabinet members Mellon Work and Daugherty met Mayor Mylan and Comptroller Craig to discuss replacing the old Federal Building south of City Hall Park with a unified civic center. The plan aims to harmonize architecture with the county courthouse, using land swaps involving the old post office site and a site north of the Municipal Building, with a design pitch by Guy Lowell and Treasury architects.
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Harding
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Hubert Work
Harry
Daugherty
Mylan
Craig
City Hall Park
City of New York
Waile
Peace House
Aster, Worth
Lafayette Steets
Work
Federal Courte and
United States District Attorney's Office
Oe Vetmmasat
Postoffice
Center Street
Worth
Woman Admits Poisoning Child and Calls for Harsh Punishment
Debar ing Mack, 26, admitted giving poison to five year old Anne Ver Morn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Van Horn, after which the child died in a hospital. She cried Lynch me shoot me kill me and asked to be sent to prison for life, saying she deserved no pity. Police took her to Abington after Doylertown, Patone, where the act was confessed.
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Philadelphia
Prisoa Mack
Thiklly
Anne Ver
Mia
van Horn
Geers
St Hem
Black
Doylertown
Patone
Abington
Rain Lingers As Weather Bureau Predicts Wet Months Ahead
Weather Bureau forecasters indicate continued rain and abnormal humidity through the coming month with intermittent rainfall expected indefinitely. Temperatures rose from 70 to 79 as humidity fluctuated, while rain totals surged and record highs noted in the region.
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Dir
Weather Bureau
The Tribune Vacation Promotion
A reader is advised to request The Tribune daily during summer travel. They may contact the circulation department or call Beekman 3000 to provide a vacation address and ensure delivery while away.
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the Tribune
Beekman 3000
The
Tribune
Free State Men Besiege Four Courts in Dublin Battle
Dublin reports Civil War erupts as provisional government troops shell the Four Courts Building. Heavy artillery and machine gun fire drive Republicans from their stronghold, with Free State losses and Republican casualties reported. Civilians injured by stray bullets as fighting spreads through the city.
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Tetons
New York Tribune
Dublin
Free State
Dablin
Abel
Four Courts
Liffey River
Republic
Free Staters
Rory O'Connor
St Daybreas
Vanita
Richard Muleshy
O'Conner
Parne
Gratlan Bridge
Barry's Hotel
Great Denmark Street
Frees
Oldion Street
Dardanelles
Sven
Kildare
Liffeyuay
O'C Fen
Mystarn
Comte
D' For
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Bielaski
Tampico
Chietla
Bieluski
Costez Ol
Tampico Fields
Gerczave
Shaw
Tamnies
Tnone
Nestos
Tance
Mmittee
McComber
Independent Republican State Convention
Say
Rull Independent Tickets
P. J. McCumber
Genda
House
North Dake
Nonpartisan Leaguere
Railroae Labor Board
Gettysburg
Pickett
Giants
Phillies
Yankees
Senators
Braves
Rohine
Horton
Roi Craig
Aqueduct
Lilian Scharman
Leroy
Connecticut
Princeton
Gerdeh City
Sara |Sie
Eallings Tuew, Toure
Wall Street
Hal
N. Y
U. S
Mr. Jewell
Transportation
Harmony
Kinet Committee
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