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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
41
Senator Moses of New Hucehouses and Curtis of Ravens discuss a billion dollar pari bill reportedly tied to special needs funding and national security. The dialogue references appropriations, expenditures, and potential vetoes as lawmakers weigh the measure amid political tension on budget priorities and treaty issues.
Fragmented text from a historical newspaper page mentions Hylan and merit system context with numerous garbled names and phrases. Readable parts reference discussions on civil service and potential reforms, but specifics are unclear due to OCR errors. The item appears to be a stray or continuing column fragment rather than a complete report.
Ambiguous text fragment from a monthly issue. readable names and places are unclear. The fragment mentions people and places like Hinton and Sale but lacks coherent events, dates, or concrete actions to summarize into a fuller news item.
The item catalog details dramatic property transfers and sales in New Jersey including blocks around Coney Island and Water Street. It notes multiple estates, parcels, and parcels with prices and executors, with mentions of Gill and McRench families and various brokers and venues.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Manhattan building alteration with unclear names and garbled phrases. Readable elements mention a market or area and a date hint possibly in March, but details remain obscured by text corruption. The item appears as a damaged public notice or classified update without concrete actions or identifiable entities.
A Brooklyn factory site near Glen Cove Pier undergoes extensive remodels for manufacturing. The plan includes a sale of Glen Cove Tract to Warren Mulwdoch and Joe Uhu with a 18400 square foot facility overhaul and public improvements tied to Nassau County.
A local report notes $15 000 worth of gambling paraphernalia destroyed in an incident on March 3. The page fragment mentions damages and names related to the event, with scattered references to persons and places.
A Tribune column recalls widespread trouble hiring domestic help and inquiry into trust issues with agencies. It notes Beehman and Water kind services, with calls to agents across communities to secure workers, amid ongoing concerns about reliability and safety.
Akron dispatch reports Firestone Tire and Rubber directors voted to reduce the next dividend to six percent from prior level as part of a readjustment plan. They noted salaries were raised 20 percent this year to offset living costs, with no change to current factory wages.
Real estate market remains buoyant for small homes as buyers hunt compact living options. The report notes persistent demand in urban areas, with buyers prioritizing space efficiency, new listings, and price stability amid shifting mortgage rates.
Real estate activity surges as numerous private homes in diverse Bronx sections transfer ownership. W. Gustus & Co and others list multiple two to four family dwellings, with properties on Decatur Street, Perry Avenue, Sedgwick Avenue, and the corner of Crestar Avenue and 14th Street changing hands to various buyers.
The Supreme Court is to sanction a deal involving Wall Street properties and firms including the Wath tus nroperty group and Visrnikawe. Intervening parties include Cordelias Stawart and Telah Adele Wasstiami, with details tied to Monton and the Rogers waite group.
In West 70th Street area, ownership of a nine story building shifts to new holders amid public interest. Local residents report changes in management and property plans, with officials noting anticipated updates to street frontage and tenant arrangements. The transition involves several named parties and ongoing negotiations about upkeep and future use.
Miss Elizabeth Marbury has purchased the dwelling at 13 Sutton Place, a three story and basement house of 1.9 swite with extensive alterations. It is part of a group of eighteen houses overlooking the private garden known as Mlars above the Bass ab Fituseventh Street. 32d Street Dwellings To Be Made Into Hotel for Negroes. Joseph Sweeny resold for the Juna TV. Teves Realty and tHuldime Com Pany MOUS Wert Gab Street, two Wrotistory and basement dyellides, NIU 19 Hichard Hy Weekes, Gynvelt (kel auto & hated due mG The Jon Wy, Piieee Meaty ait Tolle Wie Coriing alky resol aS West 12d free-story) ad basemant 15x100 to Harry Harri paney. Min. Pierts hes sold its residunite at 78 Weer iit s a Titee-story and basement W Walling, WAS, to James Payne seenppreg. Me also sold in ebnfible HON With Parte Ch for thy extate CE Mary, Comper 227 Woes 10th street, 4 thterstory wid lysenient dye Tali, to Huguuy Steadman for orcupancy.
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