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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
7
A sprawling scan of market notices and local items shows diverse listings from Baltimore and Pittsburgh to long lists of goods, services, and rentals. Included are gas, coal, rents, and various vendor notes, with many names and places scattered throughout.
Washington June 4 The Bureau of Internal Revenue warned that those who evade federal income taxes will be vigorously prosecuted In a case against the Isaac brothers junk dealers of Elizabeth New Jersey Julius Isaac was sentenced to two months in jail while Jacob and Joseph each paid 100 The bureau said it will pursue fraud with thorough investigation and impose extreme penalties so wealth cannot shield tax dodgers The public should not wait for discovery by officers with compromises before discovery by government
The BRT unveiled rush hour rules to direct passengers from Williamsburg Bridge lines to the Canal Street subway and enforce transfers to use bridges and platforms. The regulation, effective next Monday, imposes limits from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. for inbound Manhattan travelers and 20 minutes past the hour for other directions.
The Atlantic Kehting Company has acquired a substantial interest in Superior Oil Corporation. Representatives say the deal will lead to a restructuring and directors changes, with activity seen around authorization of increased capital and share adjustments.
A damaged OCR fragment outlines operating expenses for a mall switch and signal project at Simi Campus recorded yesterday. It lists costs such as maintenance, depreciation, renewal appreciation, and sources of income with figures and line items.
City officials clash over resolving the Riverside Park water issue with the New York Central. Mayor Hylan wants direct talks on rights and a quick agreement, while Comptroller Craig delays and Assembly leaders urge a committee plan to avoid prolonged litigation.
The Atlantic Coast Shipbuilders Association reports April private orders for steel tonnage rose 67,259 tons, the smallest net gain since private contracts began. March totals and six month averages are cited as context while Shipping Board reductions and high prices are noted as factors.
State Comptroller Eugene M. Travis replied to accusations by The Brooklyn Times stating the attack was political. He defended bond purchases for sinking funds as limited to state and municipal issues and explained payment timing, market price quoting, and legal review by the Attorney General. He argued alleged fund losses were unfounded and asserted the paper planned further articles on city transfer tax matters.
A prenuptial agreement between George W. Post Jr and Miss Bernice Mabley in Wind provided for thirty eight notes of 100000 each totaling 3.8 million to Miss Mobley as consideration for marriage. The pact figures in a Supreme Court proceeding as trusteeship and resignations tied to the marriage. The notes were to be paid on successive New Years days and involve trustees in Detroit and Middletown.
An accused patrolman, Michael Mulenhoy, was suspended from duty at the West Thirty-seventh Street station after being charged with felonious assault. The report notes fines and a separate warehouse sale unrelated to the case, with further adjournments in the ongoing proceedings.
Potatoes slid from a high near 17 dollars a barrel to about 12 dollars for best grades as 425 carloads arrived Thursday. Retail prices fell to 12 cents a pound with consumers paying in cash. Watermelons from California arrive poor in quality and costly. buyers report green melons and high prices. Dozens of U S Justice Department agents visited Long Island towns to probe foodstuffs, coal, ice and clothing profiteering, with focus on 20-caller dealers in coal and ice charging up to 40 dollars a ton.
Continental Oil, former Standard Oil subsidiary, said it would issue $1,000,000 of additional stock at par, $100 per share, to stockholders in a one for nine ratio. The move increases total capital to $10,000,000 as it expands Rocky Mountain marketing duties.
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