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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1922

Page

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Air circus plane crash spectacle lights up Minebet field

Survivors and witnesses describe a dramatic air show tragedy as a flying circus bomber loses control and crashes. Major Wever orders investigation while crowds watch firefights and searchlights illuminate the wreckage. Military forces repel subsequent air raids with heavy artillery and fighters.

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Hidden Cave Search Stalls for Missing West Hoboken Youths

Police and volunteers search a Palisades area cave near West Hoboken Bek for missing youths. Investigators report several boys, some students from West Hoboken Public School, have been unaccounted for over two weeks. Despite lighted patrols and repeated cave probes, authorities found no trace and continued to press the hunt.

Palisades Pelisaien West Hoboken West Ha Wwe Yasterday

Storm brewing against Clemenceau s U S trip

Paris September 28 Ex Premier Clemenceau faces political storm over a planned U S visit this fall as French public opinion erodes. Newspapers from multiple parties attack him citing Marshal Franchet d Esperey s claims that Clemenceau halted the 1918 offensive and took Allied command away in the Near East, transferring it to the English.

Paris Axseated Clemenceau United States France Franchet d’Esperey Clemencea

Return of Constantinople Talks and War News Update

Allied discussions in Paris open the way for Turkish nationalist gains in Istanbul while Britain's Mayd George pledges peace not expansion at Gallipoli. Air bombardments target Greek positions as Turko-Greek tensions rise. US political moves on immigration and strike policy unfold alongside war game losses at Mitchel Field.

Constantinople Paris Mayd George England Gibraltar Gallipoli Aegean Telaity College

Widow questioned for two hours after rector murder

Mrs. Frances Mall, widow of Rector Hall, was questioned two hours and fifteen minutes by editors and police after her husband’s murder. The statement to newspapers covered his life, possible motives, and denials of enmity, with investigators weighing blackmail or silenced secrets as potential factors.

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The Tribune Today Daily Page Summary

The Tribune today outlines its multi section layout with editorial and feature pages. It lists automobile, real estate, society notes, fashion, theater reviews, arts pages, and various department pages including the Tribune Magazine and Graphic Section.

Oporta Europe the Tribune Radio the Tribune Institute Review of the

Baby Says Mother After Birth Startled Staff in Masonity

In Masonity on September 23 a newborn cried the word Mother five minutes after birth, startling onlookers. Doctors and nurses say the utterance was clearly spoken and then not repeated. the infant’s later cries were ordinary. The baby arrived yesterday to Mrs. Peter Zante at a local hospital.

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Nationwide injunction extended to cover rail strike actions

Chicago dispatch reports Federal Judge Wilkerson extended a temporary injunction on September 28 restricting strikes and related activities that disrupt interstate commerce. The ruling supports government claims of a nationwide plot to destroy commerce and enjoins labor officials from anti court actions while preserving core constitutional rights.

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Boy Scout Dies After Bicycle Collision in Bloomfield

Henry Buehelin Jr rode from a First Baptist Church gathering in Bloomfield when an automobile struck him on Franklin Street. He ran home to tell his father and collapsed, dying at Mountainside Hospital from a fractured skull. The motorist has not been arrested.

Henry Buehelin Jr First Baptist Church Bloomfield Herkeley Heights Place Franklin Steeler Harry

Demand General For Drastic Act In Immigration Reform

Washington report outlines Chairman Albert Johnson's push to tighten the immigration law with a 2 to 4 percent quota, family unit admission, expanded literacy and medical tests, port inspections, and stricter desertion rules, aiming to reduce yearly admissions and curb immigration across many nations. The plan also considers exempt classes, revised monthly admissibles, and enforcement measures at key ports to prevent abuse.

Washington Bureau Washington Albert Johnson House Immigration Committee Rouintation Johnson United States Johnson Congress Amtralia New Zealand South Africa Nome New York Boston San Francisco

Peace Terms Sent Turks Says Lloyd George War Must Endure Europe

Prime Minister Lloyd George declared Britain will push for Turkish terms to secure a peaceful Europe. He called for fronts to be opened against aggression in the Balkans and the Near East, and signaled UK plans to mobilize while seeking U S and French cooperation.

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Trinity Expels 2 Warns 12 For Fraternity Revels

Trinity College faculty expelled two students and placed twelve on probation after a senior prom booze party and related misconduct. President Dr Remsen B Ogilby announced the penalties and said actions aim to bar women from fraternity houses during dances and social functions.

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Brothers Fight Ends in Death at City Room

Police discovered Jamon dead on the floor after a fight at Likely Avenue. The surrounding scene showed a ball depending near the body while authorities transported the victim to Kingy Conky Hospital for treatment, where he later died.

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Jaint Nate Assures Upon Steals Unitor Control

In a disputed power shift, Jaint Nate asserts control over Unitor amid upheaval. The move follows claims of leadership changes and appeals to regional authorities, with observers noting potential turbulence in the governance of Longue.

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Allies to Evacuate Constantinople Amid Turmoil

Reads as a garbled report on Allied plans to evacuate Constantinople with mentions of Turkey and Europe. The text references Allied actions, treaties, and negotiations, including possible fronts with France and Britain, and a focus on securing routes and political terms.

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