New York Tribune Adverts AVI Bureau Founder
The fragment notes a 1920 New York Tribune page with references to the AVI Bureau of Circulations and advertising material. It mentions locations in Manhattan and names Guanon? Statler? and other details tied to a press service. The text is incomplete but signals a newspaper advertising and circulation context.
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New Y York
Tribune
AVI Bureau of
The
John Jones
E. F. Shearer
New York
Police Break-Down of New York Force Amid War Aftermath
The Tribune reports a breakdown in the New York police as crime rises after wartime. It questions why 100 murders since January remain unsolved and who weakened the department built by Arthur Woods. The piece promises a fuller account forthcoming.
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New York
The
Tribune
Arthur Woods
Ethal
Cormuni
Excess Profits Tax Critique Cites Inequities and Economic Harm
The piece argues the Excess Profits Tax penalizes efficient firms and distorts pricing. It highlights issues like targeting average profits, valuing capital rather than present property value, and applying a rule that hurts mining firms and banks. It cites Ford as example where high profits coincide with low prices and stresses productivity and distribution of gains. It contends the tax undermines production and public welfare.
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Atlante Monthly
Hermanns
Kootenbers
Corporation 1
National Bank
Henry Ford
Wales
Price Cutters and the Better Foars Threaten Welfare
Fragmentary OCR notes claim price cutters and the better foars lax and slotiful affect welfare, suggesting broad harm to the public and economic fairness. The garbled text references impacts on all businesses and individual welfare amid market pressures.
Clearing the Jungle in State Government Reform
Governor-elect Miller aims to cut extravagance and unify services by creating a budget system, consolidating departments, and extending terms. A retrenchment report notes a labyrinth of 187 offices. central leadership is needed. Proposals include longer governor term, biennial sessions, and shedding costly commissions.
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Miller
The
Reconstruction Commission
York City
Public Service Commission
Opening wedge for Allied talks reviving Sévres Treaty
The text suggests a likely move to reopen negotiations among Allied powers, aiming to revive the Sévres framework in a way favorable to Armenia and Turkey, signaling a potential shift in regional diplomacy. The wording implies this is a strategic opening rather than immediate agreement.
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Armenia
Turkey
The Projections of Kaiser and Lenine in World War I
The piece argues that Kaiser and Lenine share aims of global domination and militarized rule. It compares German autocracy with Bolshevik aims, notes pacifist excuses, and warns that Russia’s influence may endure for a generation as 100 million Russians pursue world reorganization.
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Lenine
Poland
Wrangel
Wilson
Hussia
Russia
Mediation by Wilson on Armenian Issue Seen as Limited
President Wilson signals a personal mediation effort with Kemal Pasha to halt Armenian hostilities without American force or material aid. He aims to draw a bound area for an Armenian state while Allies recognize its independence, amid turmoil in Asia Minor and Sevres treaty fragility.
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Wilson
Palestine
Kemal
Heatly
Kars
Near Baster
Sevre
Grevee Kavinse
Constantine
Gree
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Komal
Turkey
Russia
Red Russia
United States
Curran Goes La Guardia Stays In Back-fire Probe
Monty Curran withdraws from the back-fire investigation slated by the Hylan administration. La Guardia's decision to remain may be approved for different reasons. The probe could falter without Curran, risking loss of momentum and the Mayor’s exposure. The public awaits whether the Board of Estimate will deliver a verdict or let the whitewash edge into lampblack.
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Curran
la Guardia
Monty Curran
Borouch
Manhattan
Hylan
Mgr. Curran
Lockwood Committee
Isking
Alti
Comptrolley Craig
Curran Nso
Mr. la Guardia
Untermyer
Hettrick
Movies for Children Promoting Censorship by New York Mothers
A group of New York mothers advocate film censorship to protect children. They aim to transform cinema into a joyful charitable pastime rather than a prohibitive one, seeking to elevate the overall quality of children's picture entertainment. They note few films appeal to youngsters beyond newsreels and a handful of stories, urging better, age appropriate content.
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New York
Hatter
Moving Picture Theater
Child welfare film ideas inspire junior cinema clubs
The text argues for a specialized film industry toward children, citing fairy tales and folklore as suitable subjects. It suggests producers could profit while serving young audiences and urges established organizations to imitate the Junior Cinema Club to foster caring for young minds and bodies.
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Moving
Junior Cinema Club
Our Solid Virtues on Divorce Abroad and America
William W. Ayre argues that divorce is rarer in Europe due to church and civil barriers but American society fears hypocrisy and prefers separation to unmarital life. He contrasts European publicity with American openness and suggests Americans value solid family ideals despite flaws he notes in both regions.
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the Tribune
America
Munape
Europe
London
Paris
Dr . Petrograd
Viena
Taredlona
Bordeaux
Naples
Tuinhood
William W. Ayre
New York
Debated toll exemptions and theatre faith views in 1920 letters
A 1920 set of letters argues toll exemptions favor American ships in coastwise trade, claiming no discrimination since it targets American vessels only. Additional notes condemn clergy for hostility to actors, praising theater workers for public service during crises and affirming Christian faith without church attendance.
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JW. Gardiner W
York
Eighteenth Christmas Column Echoes and Fractured Notes
A mosaic of satirical musings and diary snippets from a 19th century column. The prose lampoons shopping hypocrisy and Puritan norms while recounting office life, theater, and social chatter. It blends literary quips with stray notices about plays, authors, and social circles.
Verities and Corrections in Letters on Faust and Wharton
A reader’s letters page debates Edith Wharton and Goethe’s Faust with corrections and defenses. It notes misreadings of Faust and Marguerite, defends literary criticism, and critiques boxing reporting in The New York Times while lamenting the drift of cultural commentary.
Mencken Critique Reflected In Broun Essay Review
Heywood Broun assesses H L Mencken as a nimble wit whose sharp judgments often rely on practiced formulas. He notes recurring set phrases like tenors and dill pickle and fears some stunts mask true critique, while praising The Smart Set and Prejudices second series for biting commentary.
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Yale
America
Mencken
Sahara
Bozart
Yangkhan
Pacific Coast
Kansas
Ohio
Greenwich Village
Union Hill
H. J. Mencken
Letters on wartime travel and Cork clashes spark reader debate
The Tribune prints three reader letters from 1920 debating naval life, commutation tickets, and the Cork disturbances. Ex sailors dispute Admiral Sims and Father Duffy, recount harassment in Queenstown and Liverpool, defend U S Navy conduct, and question local Cork sentiment toward Allied sailors.
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Admiral Sims
Father Duffy
Cork
Burrows
Queenstown
Brest
Viiting Cork
Navy
United States Navy
Linn Fellers
Mest
United States
Liverpool
Catskill
The
Tribune
Father Dutty
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Tria
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