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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1922

Page

47

Hearst Backers Agitated Over Syracuse Call

Hearst supporters in New York shift tactics as Syracuse calls stir the party. Alfred Smith allies resist Hearst pressure while upstate leaders seek to delay decisive action. Murphy and Tammany figures weigh legal options. Event planned for July 7 near Albany aims to rally Hearst advocates and counter Smith’s strength.

Venbrday Upstate Syracuse Willem J. Comers Yengertay Pune Mr. Cenamy Alfred Smith Hearst Hares Tome Hook al Smith Meares Sears Heracnse Unies T!hearst Hilor Eyracure Promatere Bilserk Charles F. Murphy Tamvz Hall Albany Times Martin H. Glynn Connors Conners

Leap for Runaway Fan Ends With Rider's Bridle Break

A bystander leaped from a vehicle near a bridge to chase a runaway horse drawn cart. The horse dragged a man’s rein attached to a wagon chain leading to a collision. The rider fell and was taken to St Luke's Hospital with injuries believed serious.

Frank 205 Herve William Illnles Borsy Morningside W Ted MrKay Runmay HeRay St. Luke's Hospital Ekolt

Americans slain in Mexico since 1910 headline historic tally

Washington report recounts a long record of American deaths in Mexico since the 1910 Madero revolution. It notes few punishments by Mexican authorities, mentions executions linked to the Winder of W. H. Waite and the 1902 Andrews case, and references the 1914 Frank Smith incident with limited verification.

Mexico Creel Dugaich Washington W. H. Waite Andoryan Cubisnas Ft Whneder Frank Srath

Cabinet Group For Postoffice In Civic Center

A New York City cabinet group surveyed civic center plans for a new postoffice. They examined Center Street corridors, considered routing changes and an arch, and visited the old port building and the federal post office on Vasich Atsuet. Postmaster General Werk warned of overcrowding. officials met Mayor and Postmaster Morgan before returning to Washington.

Hubert Work Aadeen We Martin the Treasury Harry M. Dougherty Coy Halt Center Street Lafayette Street Court Daugherty Washington New York Caloniet Wington Grover A. Whalen Craig Whalen Court House Vasich Atsuet Werk Eighth Avenue Edward M. Morgan Rite Carlton

Republicans in Maryland Move to Oust Senator France

A Maryland Republican conference adopted resolutions aimed at removing Senator France from the party. They created a committee to pick a primary candidate, condemning his opposition to the Pacifist treaty and his trip to Russia. The plan includes a nominating slate with one member from each county and from Baltimore districts.

Tneerokune Addock Heights Joseph J. France United Ser Maryland Republican Party Baltimore France John D. Markey Russia

Harding Assures Hylan Food Supply Is Guarded

The letter from President Harding to Mayor Hylan expresses federal commitment to protecting New York City's food supply. It notes concerns about strike risks and urges vigilance, with Harding affirming the federal government will fulfill its responsibilities to safeguard civilians and essential resources in New York.

Harding Hylan York City Heleny New York G. Harding

Harding Loses Stenographers N P Sheppard Marries

Cincinnati June 25 A roman n two departments of government el reated fonday when Mile Carawell Glatters confidential stenographer to President Harding was merried to Norman P Sheppard attache of the saentence duress for former tareret then. At prevent assigned to the board gipeale vna Matte had been in Mr. dings employ einge 4017.

Harding N.P. Sheppard Cincinnati Fonday Mile Carawell Norman P. Sheppard Saentence Tareret Gipeale Vna Matte Ding

Bielaski Escapes Captors Amid Mexican Turmoil

An array of cryptic dispatches from Washington detail Bielaski’s escape from captors near Cuernavaca as rebels demand a $3000 ransom within 48 hours. Reports note US concerns for Americans and property held by bandits, with Meican authorities promising steps to protect naval personnel and prisoners.

Simmertin Tehane'e Waahbentia Diteay Shington Sires Saramertin Cemt State Department Puente Yate Cuernavaca Ste. Bistakt Meaico City Meade Sammet Belo Tarplen Shaw Tamplen Wny Air Caranany Tampoen Tnt Gm Methuritine Cifekaly Menicum

Wisconsin Democrats Back Woman for Senate

Wisconsin Democrats endorsed Mrs. Ben C. Hooper of Omaha for the U S Senate to oppose La Follette in November. At the party convention in Milwaukee the nomination was supported by leaders and pledged by governors and lawmakers, with the platform calling for a law to be submitted for a referendum in 1923.

Ben C. Hooper la Follette Milwauker Whrcnntin League of Women Voters Senate Democrata of Wisconsin Patie Democratic Party Feaders A. A. Berkley Lasoe Wets Mathe

Woman Slashed in Street Identified as Mamie Venters

A woman with a slashed cheek was found unconscious in front of 202 East 112th Street by Patrolman Tuna. At Harlem Hospital she was identified as Mamie Venters, forty two, of 220 East 11th Street, with bystanders saying the attacker fled during a panic in a meeting.

Eset 112Th Tuna Eastford Street Nile Venters

Hays Pledges Moral Standards for Motion Pictures

Will Hays, head of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, promised delegates that pictures would be cleansed at their source. He outlined the organization's aim to uphold high moral and artistic standards and to enhance both educational value and entertainment in film production as a legal, formal objective.

Chautauqua Will H. Hays Motion Picture Producers Tributors of America General Federation of Women’s

Letter Involving McWhinney Loan and Justice String Case

A letter from Assemblyman Thomas A. McWhinney asking a town loan of 8200 and pressing to reopen the case against Supreme Chief Justice Seth P. B. String dominates a report on impeachment moves. It details committee actions, indictments, and statements by Charles R. Weeks and Mary C. Perkins amid tense legislative hearings and court proceedings in Porter County.

Seth PB Thimae A. McWhinney Jake Toth Nahe Nta Kisnery Hotel Ten Byek Allyman McWhinney Hoth County Teast Erend Jary Acaltet Weston Truman Hrackett Edmon Ten Lahnirman Bocka Meth Westen

Ex Senator Sage Eyes Return to State Politics

Albany reports former Senator Henry M Sage of Albany announces willingness to accept the Republican nomination for State Senator after Senator Winnall withdraws. Sage, a former Finance Committee chair, has long balanced business and public service as he eyes a possible gubernatorial bid in 1924.

Albany Formar Henry Mt. Sage Pram ‘Winnall Sage Tepics Sage Senate Acelare Albany County

Priest Slayer Is Insane in Montreal Murder Case

A former priest charged with murdering his brother Raoul is declared mentally unbalanced by a crown psychiatrist and will be tried in defense for a sane verdict. The case proceeds in Montreal with the defendant declared unfit for trial.

Montreal Prin Beal Raoul Pix Siste Allenters

Weather Man and Ice Delivery Romp in Shade

Ned the Knickerbocker horse and Winnie chat about the heat while delivering ice. They joke about hairdos and business women. The pair look forward to a roof garden at home and dust-free pores after a long day delivering ice for their customers.

Ned Winnie

Re-election of Dr Straubenmuller to City Board of Education

Dr Straubenmuller was reelected to the Board of Education for a three year term at Saturday afternoon’s meeting. The board approved salaries and noted the need for additional teachers. The discussion included funding estimates and district school improvements, with a delegation from Brooklyn urging a new high school. The article covers board votes, staffing plans, and a call for standards in Catholic education. Naval appropriation action also noted with Senate concurrence and a $249,0000 bill for enlisted men.

Guatave Straubenmuller Eiluentina Ateauhenmulier Eerie Ae Eat Bie Aimbers George Mn Jake A. Fengueam Etter Lech East Wilhem L. Ettinger Echonla Aho Mar Ryan Matherize Pew Teacchers Tigherhouse Ettinger Evtinate Aioe Ath Assembly Hrooklyng Washington Susie Senate

Cox Plans Europe Tour See France and Germany

Cox announces travel through France and Germany to study the League of Nations and its potential economic impact. He aims to observe consequences of Harding policies, inspect Germany’s path toward the league, and attend a conference on the protection of mothers and children while Dr. Copeland goes abroad. The party includes Walter Rathenau’s contemporary and other figures aboard the France liner.

Harding Copeland James M. Cox Europa France League of Nations Germany Lerague League International Court of Justice Polvelen Cov Walter Rathenau Cox Europe Russia Engel & Copel Ith Hy [Copeland Tre Theireon Ringel S. Jr Wolanit Sire Allce Chitcogs O Nf Poland Seymour T

Grand Jury Opens Inquiry In Hirsh Shooting Today

Nassau County Grand Jury will hear evidence in the shooting of Asene Hirsh wealthy contractor of Freeport following a party at the Davies home Mineola witnesses include Hazel Hirsh and Attor ney Edwards seeks an indictment First degree after a hearing at Freeport Police Court The shooting was disputed as accident by Hirsh and later admitted by Mrs Hirsh expectations of infection concerns cited by Dr Roy D Grimmer in the family case

Asene Hirsh Freeport Kein Davies Nassau County Grand Jury Mineola Teading Hazel Hirsh Astvtans Edwards Grand Jury Hirsh

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