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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
11
Senator Moses of New Hampshire predicted a billion dollar tariff bill to meet government needs. He spoke at Murray Hill Hotel, agreeing Congress would craft Ways and Means for essential expenditures and a new tariff act to replace Underwood law.
A tension between Hylan allies and backers of the merit system surfaces as potential changes to the New York City Board of Education appear tied to political maneuvering. The debate centers on retaining merit principles amid a push to expand the board from four to seven members and the absence of filed appointments. Strong figures named include Grace Strechan Morey and others connected to the school administration and political factions.
A Nassau raid sting led to the destruction of gambling paraphernalia valued at $15,000. Authorities reported confiscated items including rifles, liquor, and slot machines seized during the operation led by Justice Leadier.
Fragmentary notice shows a classified style appeal to buyers seeking offerings. The readable text references address blocks and price cues, indicating a marketplace solicitation or ad item from a historical newspaper page. The readable fragments suggest a transactional brief, urging purchase or exchange of goods.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous clothing items, vendors, and addresses across Philadelphia and nearby cities. It mentions gowns, muslin underwear, cashmere garments, and ready to wear goods along with store names, street names, and prices or fares. The text weaves in numerous person names and shop locations, suggesting a crowded wholesale or retail catalog page.
A fragment summarizes Tribune pedal column for domestic help ads. It notes reliable workers and suggests calling Beekman 000 or visiting Tribune Want Ads for assistance. The text mentions Asante and widespread shore locations, reflecting classified help-wanted notices.
ARRON Olio Nov 80 Directors of the Firestone tire and Rubber Co notified preferred stockholders that the December dividend would be six cents per year instead of eight percent. The policy aims to conserve cash in the current readjustment period. The directors also announced a 19 percent salary reduction effective immediately, offset by a previous 20 percent rise earlier in the year to cope with living costs. No change was made in the wage factor of the company.
General Obregon stated in an interview that Mexico will not seek admission to the League of Nations even if invited, calling such a move humiliating and inconsistent with Mexico's policy. He noted the cabinet will be sworn in, focusing on labor issues and orderly reform under the new administration.
Real estate activity centers on compact dwellings across multiple Harlem and West Side addresses. Buyers include Samuel Lasly and others purchasing five to six story structures and single family homes on West Fifty Ninth Street, West Eighteenth Street, and surrounding blocks. Sales mention firms like The Mizol Roatis and Comstock with various occupancy plans and tenants in transition.
Real estate activity in the Bronx reveals strong buyer interest as numerous private homes across borough sections change hands. Multiple transactions include two family dwellings on Perry Avenue and East 20th Street, along with garages and other property improvements. Names of buyers and sellers appear, with addresses and parcel details indicating a broad market move.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple lease and service line items across Manhattan addresses including Fifth Avenue, West 19th Street, Lexington Avenue, and Broadway. Names and specifics are garbled, but entries reference tenants or agents, floor levels, and rent figures around ten dollars, with several firms and addresses cited. The fragment lacks coherent narrative or complete entities to confirm.
Wealthy investors snap up city properties as multiple deals unfold across Yonkers Brooklyn and Long Island. Miss Marbury buys Sutton Place dwelling and plans alterations while properties on West 14th Street and 58 West 14th Street head toward hotel and redevelopment uses. Warren Murdoch handles Nassau County tracts and Glen Cove parcels with plans for improvements and leasing.
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A fragmentary notice describes brokers and multiple property transactions around Bath, Tenth Avenue, Park Avenue, Coney Island, and East Side locations. Buildings include a four story house and family residence, with leases and sales to various named parties and firms including F. Bhowles Company and Murthie. The text outlines parcels, street corners, and development activity amid a mix of names and addresses.
A garbled listing of names, places, officials, and references appears, including mentions of Surrogate and Woolter, various New York locales, and a dense mix of dates and titles. The fragmentary text hints at legal and governance items tied to Manhattan and adjacent areas without coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
The Rogers estate moves to sell the 18 Wall Street property at the Front Street corner as part of a plottage deal with the Cessnikow Tienda company. Intervening parcels at 108 and 119 Wall Street remain titled to Cordelia Stewart and Helen Adele Wiss, though included in the consolidation.
A nine story flat on West 70th Street changes owners as two adjacent houses are planned for alterations. The new owners intend to operate the building as part of a compound with units arranged as three, four, five and six rooms each. The leaseholders are to remain proprietors of an adjoining property on West Seven tieth Street.
The document presents a garbled OCR dump with numerous names, places, and terms, including references to Sean York and Durke Stone, mixed with scattered legal and civic terms. It appears as a chaotic page segment with no clear single event, but hints at monetary figures, court or parish notices, and multiple entities like cities, counties, and organizations embedded through broken text.
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