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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
49
Report describes new Coast Guard ships joining the dry navy amid conference talk and naval drills. It notes flagship Male and two other vessels, various launches, and chartered craft involved in operations near New York waters.
In a federal equity hearing Judge Menton grants a permanent injunction against the restaurant The Slurction, ordering it closed and sealed for a period under statute. The court’s action aims to prevent violations of the dry law and enforce compliance with beverage controls.
Senate questions Washington's conduct in slave purchase for rum with references to his writings. Georgia Senator Warton cites a Mount Vernon letter describing a sale of a slave, rum, and goods to the West Indies, suggesting possible violation of law and prompting debate on Washington's actions.
In a Federal Court session Judge Hubert T. Ervin recalled witnesses including agents Einstein Moeh and Van Tavyel as the United States challenger argued against a party’s right to redress. The proceedings involved statements about trials and sentencing details from prior days.
Boston reports three arrests today as customs agents seized liquor aboard the British steamer Opitani near Lon ef ne frond Wquer. The detainees faced Federal grand jury charges for smuggling liquor and pleaded not guilty. A separate Lockport case involved a farm theft with trucks and a haul of cases of booze.
John Heine a 34 year old chauffeur of 682 Sidtieth Street Brook ys was killed yesterday afternoon on Fifth Avenue near 28th Street. Employed by John Carson a furniture motel manager Heine left the engine running as two mobile wing ware collided. One machine sped forward crushing him between the wagons. Local authorities investigated the fatal accident.
Diplomatic papers from Tokyo destined for the Japanese Embassy in Paris were reported missing today after a courier failed to deliver them. The documents, claimed to involve a Japanese photographer en route to photograph artworks at the Grand Palace, were described as valuable and of official nature.
Coroner's inquest into the Ward murder case is paused as District Attorney Weeks seeks further action and the defense pursues grand jury minutes. Aiming to dismiss or suspend the first degree indictment, Weeks predicts possible supplemental indictments while defense eludes immediate trial. Proceedings resume only if legal hurdles are cleared before autumn, with attorneys optimistic or strategic about next steps.
A fragment states a Special Term ruling about rewards and confinement. It mentions to sort the effects of the imprisonment and a desire to permit work in a White House or similar facility. The text is garbled and partially unclear but indicates a legal decision affecting a prisoner’s work permission and residence.
The oldest inmate to face the electric chair in this state broke down and wept after Governor Miller chose not to intervene. Rawe, sentenced for the Anthonylande shooting in Tuckahoe, awaits execution as authorities prepare to transport him to the chair.
Mme Tingley asserts Sir Arthur Conan Doyle did not witness spirits aboard the White Star liner Mamerie. The text notes a controversial séance claim, travels of Miss Ley G, and a Seattle log of a voyage with various figures including Saruisel Hill. the report mixes events around Mme Tingley and a purported inquiry into spiritual phenomena.
A fragmented notice mentions Colgate and Faria related to New York and a ministry event. It is unclear but appears to reference a public rite or recognition by an organization.
Four men arrested in Mount Vernon after a claimed $13,400 robbery on 114th Street and Willow Avenue. Suspects denied hiding loot in a lumber yard near Grand Concourse, police searched the yard with no result. Bronx Grand Jury indicted all four for robbery after a four hour search failed to locate the money. Names listed include Antonin de leuce, Tulle Barretera, Teldo Bruna, and John Cito with addresses on East sides.
Chicago June 24 Harold P. McCormick head of the executive committee of the International Harventar Company threatened to sue any newspaper that published reports alleging he bought a grafted gown for another man to place in his bed a libelous claim he denied and said he would sue.
A man named McCormick faces charges tied to telephone tapping trespass and invasion of privacy as he asserts rumors about exploiting a fellow man’s vital organ are false. He notes he sought hospital care at Wesley Memorial three weeks ago and disputes a sensational local newspaper’s portrayal of events.
A severe thunderstorm struck Lakewood New Jersey causing widespread flooding and damaging the lighting infrastructure. Trees and power poles were toppled and several blocks in the business and residential areas reported high water depths as the electric light system went out of service.
Morris Rhinders a Chicago diamond broker reported to police that he was robbed of diamonds and jewelry valued at 48000 while traveling by train from St Louis to Monica Missouri yesterday. The incident was reported in St Louis on June 28.
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