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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1920

Page

16

Credit Granted For Relief of Central Europe

International relief credits move forward with a plan to aid Central Europe including Slovakia, Yugoslavia, Romania, the Baltic states, Armenia, Austria and Hungary. France and Argentina show readiness while Britain Denmark Sweden coordinate. Switzerland pledges 100,000 Swiss francs. Credits carry common security terms and allow recipient choice. Supplies like flour and food shipments are being arranged to Austria and other beneficiaries.

Europe Austria Hungary Britain Denmark Sweden Swsnot Belgium Canada Creo-Slovakia Jugo-Slavia Romania Baltic States Armenia Ite

Marine Bill Is Sent Back Conforees Held to Have Exceed ed Authority in Changes

A marine bill was returned to conference as legislators concluded the conferees overstepped their authority in altering key measures. Lawmakers cited procedural limits and congressional intent while debating the revised text and potential implications for maritime policy.

Bath Beach dog bites 11 children in two hours

A brown and white dog bit 11 children in Bath Beach as it roamed near Bay Street and Bath Avenue. Police hauled the animal to the station after multiple reports from residents. Ten youngsters, including Victor Dorman and Janice Solomon, suffered bites but none were seriously hurt.

Bath Beach Boch John Jr Tion Sta Hon Miller Blythe St Bay Street Bath Avenue Wnre Vieter Dorman Janice Third Gilbert Fleisehur Ith Street Martel Grit Street Alem Phanti Parkway Marie Solomon Cropsey

Greece Remains Under Martial Law Amid War and Uncertainty

Greece continues martial law as tensions with Turkey rise and a peace treaty stalls. Premier Venizelos faces opposition in the Chamber of Deputies while questioning the return of King Constantine and the government’s stance on olive branch diplomacy versus hardline policy.

Reece Greece Venizelos Tatmah Lww Constantine M Zelys Partias Constantine Show

Frontiers of Greece Echoed in Constantine Fat Debate

Fragmentary OCR notes reference Constantine and Greece, hinting at a discussion on frontier policy or demographic concerns. Content is partial and lacks clear dates or named figures, but implies geopolitical or scholarly reflection on Greek borders and regional tensions.

Unions Boycott Hungary Transport Workers to Ban Commerce

Unions in Amsterdam announce a June 20 start to a broader boycott of Hungary transport workers. The action follows a decision by an international transport coalition to halt commerce with Hungarian rail and transit services. Officials cite solidarity with labor demands and protest against policies impacting workers.

Amsterdam Fiee Bayeot Intersoramen Tistravcions

Railroads Pledge Aid to Ease Freight Congestion

Telegraph messages from the Association of a yes' Car Service and Willard relay the railroads promise to relieve a freight jam. The commission aims to ensure prompt cooperation across carriers and shippers on key routes amid the ongoing Army Bill discussions.

Daniel Wi Association of Yes Commission Teligen York The Willard

Barnes Denies Flour Profiteering Amid Protests

A confused report notes Barnes denying profiteering in flour despite protests tied to 1913 era concerns. Mentions a letter from a sonates era figure, Murphy planning a convention and a railroad protest linked to east end and retail pricing.

Barnes Cnere Serio East End Wiley Er Sonates

Tammany's stance debated before special train trip

In French Lick Springs reporters noted discussions on Tammany Hall's support for former Secretary McAdoo. When queried about reconciliation with McAdoo, Mr. Murphy suggested convents smiled at the notion, signaling cautious or skeptical sentiment amid the political maneuvering aboard the special train to San Francisco.

French Lick Springs San Francisco Tammany McAdoo Murphy

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