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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
29
Fragmented OCR notes describe a courtroom proceeding with defense statements and testimony about a backer involved in a garden research scheme. The text references witnesses, dates, locations, and potential monetary figures while detailing cross examination and attorney remarks.
A mysterious auction draws attention as a collection of bird pictures related to Lake San Saubon's Bird of Amerce sells for a high sum. Bidders and catalog details are unclear in the fragment, but the event highlights a notable valuation and bidding activity.
PPC Printing traces its start in 1884 with gradual growth to 1914 revenue of 500000 dollars. By 1917 they surpassed one million, 1919 reached two million, and this year will exceed three million. New machinery is installed rapidly and the firm projects 3509000 dollars in printing value by year end.
The report by New York State Industrial indicates a rising trend in industrial injuries. It notes increased immigration and the role of investigators and inspectors in enforcing compensation and safety standards. The piece mentions a prominent case involving a large injury claim and references the need for expert evaluation over physical examinations.
Charles A. J. Queck-Berner, a former champion hammer thrower, files two lawsuits for twenty thousand dollars in damages. The document lists disputed allegations and references to prior athletics, naming England, Prussia, and Cuba in historical context while detailing the arrests and legal actions tied to suspected espionage.
A congressional charge accuses roads and mines operators of paying miners to quit and then hiring replacement workers at high rates. The article details alleged inducements, the role of independent operators, and the impact on coal prices amid antitrust and labor turmoil. It notes investigations by the Federal Trade Commission and legal actions challenged by constitutional limits, with indictments and industry reactions shaping the labor strike context.
A chaotic meeting of real estate owners sees landlord leaders and committee chairmen clashing over rent gouging concerns. Protesters shout as officials struggle to maintain order, with unclear names and affiliations mentioned amid the clamor.
A garbled clipping shows Miss Tay advocating for women to join the city aldermanic board. The text surrounding names and phrases is largely unreadable, but the core call for female representation on the council is present amid mixed OCR noise.
Supreme Court affirms new rent laws as valid exercises of police power. The decision notes statutory warrants suspension and outlines the balance between public emergency needs and individual property rights, emphasizing population pressures and the need for regulatory measures to maintain order and housing stability.
An official in charge of the narcotics squad said yesterday that evidence points to an organized drug ring allegedly linked to former gamblers. Investigations over the past two weeks have revealed a crime operation with ties to local officials and organized crime networks.
The board of the university approved a raise for faculty effective September 1. Individual salaries advance, with penury concerns noted and adjustments detailed for professorial ranks. The decision reflects campus efforts to improve compensation.
Miller announces decision to appoint Colonel J L Kincaid of Syracuse as adjutant general amid cabinet shifts. The selection follows discussions about tenure and previous service. Kincaid is described as experienced, with emphasis on long military involvement and readiness for the role.
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