09 May 1922
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1922
Page
1
A Tribune report outlines a survey on crime and justice with recommendations. It emphasizes firm prosecutions, withdrawal from juries in certain cases, and strong actions by authorities to deter criminal activity.
Fragmentary text mentions a fatal incident aboard a ship after a wave strike. The readable portion hints at a passenger death linked to a wave. No clear names, places, or dates are identifiable from the fragment.
Police in northern New Jersey seek seventeen year old twins Vannie and Agnes Rigat of Q25ort land Street North Hergen after they vanished Sunday afternoon following a visit to a nearby amusement park. Both are blond with bobbed hair and blue eyes and cannot be distinguished.
Disjointed reports describe ongoing battles in Manchuria and Central China with local warlords and incursions by Japanese and Soviet forces. Also noted are political probes, economic policy debates, and volatile markets with bank and oil sector movements affecting prices and trade.
At the annual Hairdressing and Beauty Culture Association convention in Philadelphia, vice president Harry Bragtigan predicted bobbed hair will end gray hair as a fashion for women and girls. He said gray hair can be dyed back to its natural shade.
The report outlines a tangled tale involving Alexander Robertson a British veteran linked to Bloomfield NT and Wendy Culberson as well as Senator Culberson whose opposition to a marriage is noted. Detected misdirections show investigators shifting away from Robertson after new statements and a veteran liaison, with Robertson’s past clothing theft charges and a unrelated claim by a missing man named Waller shaping the case.
President plans tentative plane trip to New Jersey for a short golf recreation visit. He will first stop at Seaview near Alan City to meet Senator Adgr and may visit Princeton to unveil a Revolutionary War battlefield monument. The White House has not released full details.
Ford offers John Daval Poder er from Kelamazee Circuit to work in Detroit factory. He has been placed on probation for one year for possessing and transporting. One provision requires he work from home. Local names and places unclear in the damaged text.
A Mispatch from Vice reports the village of Lica is imperiled after two hundred large caliber shells exploded, most of them gas shells. Dense yellow vapor blankets the countryside, threatening life in the entire community as explosions and evacuations unfold.
In a street battle at Grand and Merry streets near Mulberry, two feuding groups exchanged fire at about 4 p m amid crowds. One man with a police permit shot. several wounded including a painter and a driver. police captured one suspect, while others fled. Victims taken to Bellevue and Gouverneur hospitals with serious injuries.
The article reports Brooklyn Mayor Hylan facing questions about transit funding and plans. It notes disputed figures for a proposed $450 million system and contrasts surface line costs with a broader rapid transit plan. The Transit Commission weighs valuations and potential impacts on existing services as officials debate funding, routes, and future city transportation policy.
Chaos erupted at the South Carolina penitentiary as prisoners in civilian garments seized weapons and knives. Guards fired after an abortive attempt to set fire to the chair shop, wounding fourteen with some reported dead. Fire and police assisted in restoring order.
Paris reports that France will not recognize the Soviet government unless the United States approves. The Genoa conference and European reactions color French stance as Britain's position shifts and Moscow’s future remains unsettled. France seeks debt and trade terms linked to Soviet recognition amid broader Allied diplomacy.
The Florida court board upholds a ruling in the Croker case, stating he is competent to handle his affairs in the suit brought by his son. The decision ties to Cross-border matters involving Mexico and confirms authority over estate matters.
Harding discussed a plan with Senator Bursuny to form an international commission to renegotiate an agreement. The effort aims to address concerns over undue influence in shaping the U S position while seeking bipartisan support.
Dublin May 8 the circuit court decision on Richard Croker estate actions found no evidence of undue influence by Mrs Croker and upheld the lower court on Mr Croker capacity. In Washington discussions touched on Mexican ties and possible recognition conditioned on guarantees for American interests.
Doctor Riedel is found dead in a hotel apartment amid allegations a professional skater rejected his advances. Police classify it as poison death. autopsy to follow. Riedel, a longtime surgeon and visiting Knapp Memorial Institute surgeon, lived at the Markwell and had clients in the city. His wife resides in Scranton and his daughter’s intended partner in Berlin.
Charles W Morse and three sons Ervin A Benjamin and Harry Morse did not appear in Feders Court to answer an indictment filed April 27 accusing them of conspiracy to use a mail facility in a fraudulent sale connected to the United States Steamshin Company. Warrants for their arrest were signed by Judge AlN Hand. Nehemiah Ho Campbell entered a tentative plea of not guilty and was held on $5,000 bond.
In Genoa George H hints at a plan to salvage the Versailles talks. Lloyd George reports success from a teleconference with Georgi Pehitehorin as Western and Russian delegates press for a return to negotiation. He outlines a timetable awaiting Russia's note and signals potential three day discussions with delegates and a political commission.
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