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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
37
A sprawling OCR fragment lists various streets and stores across major U.S. cities, mentioning wholesalers, clothing, drapery, and fabric shops. It references Avenue commerce, ready to wear garments, and multiple firms with national distribution hints.
Market activity resumes as traders await clarity on the contract terms and potential impact of ongoing negotiations. Board members plan a morning session to discuss market governance and pricing signals amid fluctuations in the cotton front.
The article reports Florida, New York and European demand shifting as cotton prices falter and exports drop. Silk, fur and jewelry output also slip with producers facing reduced orders and higher stockpiles.
A highly garbled OCR text fragment shows scattered proper nouns and partial phrases. The readable bits hint at names like Open fate and race terms, but no coherent event, date, or clear topic emerges to summarize as a news item.
A youth confesses to stealing $300 from his employer to buy a player piano for his mother. The case, heard in court, notes his motive and accounts for the larceny as a single act. The confession followed guidance from his spiritual adviser.
Market reacts with little disruption as government price supports end. Trade shifts to cash basis while futures trading waits on new regulations. Dealers gain freedom, prices around 8 dollars per bushel, with government contracts winding down.
The summary lists Dr. Edward A. Rumely and two others facing trial in a federal case over eighty cent gas rates and alleged conspiracies to prevent seizure of property. The proceedings involve the Consolidated Gas Company and claims of German wartime influence. The decision potentially affects city defenses and gas companies in New York and allied avenues. The case traces back to 1918 with claims of confidential relations and control of The Evening Mail.
Fragmented OCR text shows appeals to court over a ruling involving Trost and related parties. Mentions Supreme Court proceedings, a time frame, and potential objections or hearings. Specific names and locations are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmentary text mentions a court or police matter, referencing accosting a policewoman and a person named Cheresd. Other lines list numbers and phrases with no clear context or identifiable names.
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