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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1920

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Foch Attacks Clemenceau Over Peace Terms

Paris reports Marshal Foch in Amiens defending his wartime decisions. He rejected claims he bore sole responsibility for Germany’s reparations and armistice timing, noting Allied actions and the need for joint authority. He contrasted German threats with Allied mobilization at Senlis and questioned Clemenceau’s preferred peace path. He pressed for a firm postwar settlement and questioned the pace of Allied demands.

Martattre Paris Amiens Marshal Foch Andre Tanliog United States France Germany Somme Fue Senlis Erget Ard Sen Iis Tama Mita Posibie Ami Ink Puniton Linpose Ji Commissioner's Insine

Round and Round at White House Irish March Protest

Hundreds of MacSwiney sympathisers marched around the White House in single file in a protest against Terence MacSwiney’s death. The pace lasted many days, with supporters carrying banners and demanding British army withdrawal from Ireland as they circled the president’s residence.

MacSweiney Washington Terence MacSwiney Ptt Cork Dans MacSwiney Trelaw Pa Sciney Tre White Anit Wilson White House

Sinn Feiners Seize Munitions in Glasgow

Several hundred rounds of ammunition and rifles were stolen from the Orange Hall in Glasgow's Cowcaddens District. The Daily Herald reports a policeman found chalkeded wording on the wall reading Commandeered for the Irish Republican Army, signaling the raid's purpose.

London

France Sends Jusserand as Treaty Envoy

French ambassador Jules Jusserand, returning to Washington on November 4, will seek views on revising the League covenant and discuss commercial treaties with the United States. He plans to align with Republican leaders on trade bills while evaluating France’s five year protection treaty goal and the fate of prior Franco British accords.

As- Jules Juisserand Washington Lodge Pier Ambassador Dusserand United States France Howev Las Torenes

Youth Confesses He Killed Girl With Razor

Albert Kitts twenty one confessed to murdering Miss Hdna Ellis eighteen a stenographer whose body was found in a vacant lot with throat cut and said jealousy prompted the act He claimed he planned the murder after believing marriage was impossible and that a razor snapped preventing suicide as he examined the wound crowds gathered outside the police station and Ellis begged for mercy before the fatal assault.

Louis Albert Kitts Hdna Ellis Bilis Filia Wathering Iit Mira Ellis Ellis Nic

Four Billion Budget for 3 Years Likely

Washington officials outline a projected four billion dollar tax bill for at least three years aimed at funding government needs. Treasury officials recommend a four billion revenue level, with reforms including abolishing excess profits taxes for a graduated income tax on higher incomes. The plan emphasizes strict federal economy and sustaining war debt payments through continued revenue and wartime securities maturities.

Washington Associated Press Congress Treasury Secrery Houston Houston Busine Flouston Treasurys Doles Inc

Police Called to Niblo's Garden Coat Scramble

At Niblo's Garden on 170th Street and Third Agonua last night about fifty men crowded the coat room. Max Cohen directed the exit to Bathgary Avenue station as six patrolmen arrived. Twenty five men claimed coats were stolen and later they returned to sort the mix up. One man left without a coat.

Niblo’s Garden 170Th Street Max Cohen Bathgary Avenue Cohen Iraq Waterloo Square William Street Jon Pittsch+t Donohue Donahue Shelton Kingsman Dearby Danoury Hospital Guerausie State End Iors

Cotton Mill to Reopen With 20 Percent Wage Cut

Uncasville Manufacturing Company will reopen the cotton mill in Uncasville Connecticut tomorrow after a two week closure with a 20 percent wage reduction announced in notices posted at the mill yesterday.

Uncasville, Conn Uncasville Manufacturing Company

Texans Acclaim Harding, Expect Mexican Action

President elect is hailed as deliverer who will adjust problems Texans view as vital. Supporters celebrate Harding as a strong leader capable of guiding policy amid anticipated Mexican action affecting border trade and regional concerns.

Harding

Obregon Parley Doubtful on Harding Trip to Texas

On board the Harding special train Senator Warren G. Harding neared the Mexican border amid cheers from Texans and Poplar Bluff residents. Obregon favors a conference with Harding, though it is uncertain if Harding will agree. The piece discusses Mexico policy, cross-border rights, and the potential role of international adjudication, linking to Harding’s Armistice Day speech and future relations.

Austin Tex Warren G. Harding Gulf Brownsville Country Club Harding Poplar Bluit Texas Poplar Bluff Lone Star International Great Northern Obregon Billlian Vo Aerange Alvaro Obregon Mexico Texac Mux.can Marting Taft Woodrow Wilson Tate Wilson Senator Harding Geores Ar Real de la Huerta Ol Holdings Iseue Lt. Brom Corte International World Court Matding Brownsville Mexcco United States

Riots Break Out in Two Irish Cities

Rioting spread through districts in Belfast and Londonderry as clashes between Unionists and Sinn Féin supporters escalated. Police and soldiers struggled to separate crowds amid gunfire, arson, and looting. several officers were wounded and a number of civilians killed or injured.

Belfast North Helfest Clifton Street Old Lodge Road Stanhope Everurbance Sinn Péviers Londonderry

Picture of de Valera Starts Dublin Shooting

In Dublin a shooting incident broke out near a post office before curfew as a crowd gathered to defend an artist painting a portrait of Baron de Valera. Police intervened with a line of officers and a single shot was fired, injuring no one reported. chaos followed as bystanders sought safety and the crowd dispersed.

de Valera Dublin Einer New York Dalin Jassine Mafti Baron de Valera

Vanderlip Buys Entire Village To Get Rid of Town Eyesores

New York financier Frank A. Vanderlip and Mrs Vanderlip reportedly purchased every building in the Sparta hamlet adjoining Scarborough in the Hudson to remove undesirable residents. The plan aims to modernize the area by replacing dilapidated shacks with sanitary tenements and new homes for industrious families, reshaping Sparta and pleasing Scarborough.

Vanderlip Frank A. Vanderlip New York Scarborough-in-the-Hudson Sparte Scarborough Sparta Boutierger Vanderlin Sin

Bringell Income Reported At Least 482021 A Year

Lockwood investigators say Robert P Brindell head of Building Trades Council earned at least 482021 yearly with 61621 allegedly handed to him or agents and 35000 salary paid by Dock Workers Union. About 115000 paid to a compensation bureau and 165000 from privilege cards. Additional 14000 in dues and initiation fees noted.

Lockwood Committee Robert P. Brindell Building Trades Council Brindell Dock Workers’ Union

Two Confess Slaying Aged Bank Runner Loot Found in Cemetery

Mount Holly dispatch reports Frank J. James and Raymond W Schuck confessed to murdering David F. Paul, a Garden bank messenger, after luring him in Camden on October 6 with a ride in their car. They buried the body near Tabernacle and hid the cash and securities in Hvengrven Cemetery, most of which was recovered.

Thue Mount Holly N. J Frank J. James Raymond W Schuck David F. Paul Garden Bank Polic Paul Pine Tabernacle James Schuck Broadway Trust Company Camden Philadelphia Hvengrven Wolverton Sehregier Doran Cameden Kelsey Parker Seliuch Rint Janse Be Telephone Pau Son

Commander of Guards Who Slew Madero Arrested

Mexico City dispatch says General Rafael Pimiento who commanded the Rural Guards at the 1913 killing of President Madero and Vice President Pino Suárez has been arrested. The announcement notes other military figures are sought as part of the investigations into the deaths and the earlier government actions. Daily clashes in Yucatan between Socialists and Liberals continue with hints a state of siege may be imposed if unrest does not cease.

Pimiento Mexico City Rafael Pimiento Madero José Maria Pino Soares Madera Law Yucatan Pres

Writer and Medal Winner in War Assassinated in Newtown

Arthur V Donohue a 28 year old war veteran and Croix de Guerre and Legion of Honor holder was shot dead by an unidentified assailant on a deserted Newtown street near midnight. He returned from France with honors and worked as a feature writer for The New York American.

Nevial Dispatch Trine Danabury Cons Arthur V Donohue Newtown Conn Martin K. Monoaue Flushing L. 1 New York American Utskirts of Wittsehler Connecticut Bridgeport Bran Dewey Sherif Beers Newsown Bate Mpsawa Frank Goodsel Donohue Naagul Gulbeetry Verdun de Somme France Povernmudt

Turkey Seeks Delay in Treaty Ratification

A note from Constantinople asks powers to postpone ratification of the peace with Turkey. The communication cites time constraints and supply demands, with unclear details due to the damaged OCR text but indicates opposition to rapid approval and seeks extended consideration.

Turkey Constantinople

Mayor May Testify on City Contracts and Lockwood Inquiry

The article reports Mayor Hylan could be placed on the witness stand as the Lockwood committee questions alleged collusive bids in millions of school contracts. It notes Untermyer’s claim of perfunctory aid, the mayor’s written support, and ongoing inquiries into courthouse and building contracts while indictments and hearings unfold.

Hylan Lockwood Committee Samuel Untermyer Rasata George S Backo Mullionaire Musquera Board of Pstinate Court House Mirshield Hertrick Jecter Uffeet Cing Dacs Cosataterioher Gero Rouert P Brindoll Holdinge Trmd Tod Hasid Therm Yepun Bostir Untermyer Ant Ht Usstermyer Fin Andistant Corporation Ceanno Tevers Hirshfeld Cineetie Courthouse Mirchnield Neme

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