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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
23
Former U S Secret Service chief Bielaski escaped from Mexican bandits who seized him near Caserna vers. He reached Cuernavaca safe and well without paying the 10 000 pesos ransom. Crowds gathered at the station as rumors swirled about his whereabouts and possible motives.
Mrs George J Gould Jr was rushed to Roosevelt Hospital after an operation performed by Dr George Brower. The incident occurred late on Tuesday and the surgery was declared entirely successful. The Goulds had connections to prominent New York society, with family details noting residence at 955 Park Avenue and a marriage on July 5. A son was later born on January 21.
Hylan warned 500 children about dangerous newspaper claims. He cited 200 boys from Public School 97 and 300 girls from Public School 98 as Junior League members of the Department of Merit Cleaning. He urged careful reading to spot unjust articles and warned of harmful outcomes for those who accept them.
Early returns from Fargo, Bismarck, Grand Forks and Minot show McCumber and Nestos leading in Republican nominations. Anti-Nonpartisan League allies boost Frazier, Baker, Stegner. turnout appears light with women voting less. Townley’s return to organizing marks a notable campaign turn as results remain uncertain past 9 PM.
Foreign news reports say the Irish Free State begins a war on republican rebels by assaulting the Four Courts stronghold with casualties on both sides. The fighting continues with no surrender in sight amid related incidents and scattered claims of mistreatment and arrests.
SAN ANTONIO June 22 Three aviation cadets were killed when their airplane crashed after takeoff from Kelly Field bound for Brooksfield. The dead are R Farrell 24 of Troy Tiank, N Tenn. Jorge C Thompson Philadelphia. another cadet McCoy. Bodies were burned in the wreck.
Washington June 25 Democratic senators sent telegrams to North Dakota to verify reports that large sums were used to aid McCumber in his primary campaign. They questioned possible violations of federal election law and contemplated raising the issue on the Senate floor if evidence emerged.
Customs inspectors report 25 000 bottles of imported liquor seized in a 3 day operation. Staff worked from noon, with best brands set aside for hospitals at 80 cents a quart. Seizures targeted low grade brands and wood alcohol content, amid odors of smuggling through Christopher Street sewer routes.
The failure of FE. M. Fuller & Co. drew new estimates of about $5,000,000 for facilities and prompted the District Attorney to announce a fresh probe. He signaled evidence gathering for grand jury consideration, aiming to proceed without requiring full books, citing a legal path to use other evidence.
President Harding summoned mine strike leaders from both coal sectors and twenty three district presidents to a White House conference next Saturday to devise methods for initiating negotiations. He may set a time limit and seek federal aid if talks fail, signaling strong administration involvement.
New York hotel and business leaders form a committee led by Rodman Wanamaker to persuade visitors to return. They will promote safety, water quality, and police protection while showcasing the city’s attractions to arriving travelers and convention crowds.
London June 28 The Free State provisional government is solely responsible for the operation against the rebels at Four Courts and has declined all British offers of assistance. Winston Churchill told the House of Commons that Britain warned the Provisional Cabinet but the attack stemmed from insurgents’ renewed aggressive and anarchistic actions.
Chicago dispatch reports the July 1 rail shopmen strike threat tied to a $40 million wage cut faced mixed railroad leadership views. Some heads favored letting the strike proceed to foil concessions, others warned against disturbances. The U S Board action was seen as a possible path to forestall, with the Railway Labor Board considering sub contracting and maintenance work issues. Government plans include a new county hall adjoining the court house.
Cabinet members Mellon Work and Daugherty met with New York officials led by Mayor Mylan to discuss a unified post office and federal buildings plan. The aim is a civic center harmonizing with the county courthouse, using land exchanges to replace the old post office site with a park extension and a new center near Worth and Lafayette streets.
Philadelphia story of Mack Black admitting to poisoning five year old Anne Ver Morn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Van Horn, after which the child died in hospital. Black, age twenty six, claimed she deserved no pity and asked to be sent to prison for life while crying after the confession.
The Weather Bureau foresees continued wet conditions into the coming month with extended rainfall and high humidity. Temperatures rose from 70 at 8 am to 79 in the afternoon, while humidity varied from morning lows to late-day highs, contributing to an unusually rainy period and record precipitation in the region.
The Tribune invites readers away for summer to arrange delivery by informing the newsdealer or calling Beekman 3000 and giving a vacation address to the circulation department.
Civil war erupts in Dublin as provisional government troops attack the Four Courts Building with artillery and machine guns at daybreak. Rebels under Rory O Connor retaliate, with heavy fighting across liberties and streets. Casualties: Free State five dead and twenty wounded. republicans one dead, several wounded. civilians harmed by stray bullets.
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