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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1920

Page

6

Open Shop Clash Threatens New York Harbor Trade

Striking coastwise longshoremen push toward continued disruption as merchants and Governor Smith press open shop plans valued at 55 million dollars. Labor leaders and union chiefs in Montreal plan to seek nationwide support while civil commissions weigh responses. The dispute centers on pier operations and the handling of coastwise cargo, with authorities warning of broader economic impact across the East.

New York Smit Prone Lick Asda Enton Waders Montreal American Federation of Labor William Fellowes Morgan Morgan T Vo O'Ronner Ler Tienry Moskowity Bowrl Charles W. Berry Coe State Tater Board ppStite Ohn Riley Wyatt Omeere Boycot True Lane Willam O'Neill Teamsters! Union Merchants! Association

Population figures and labor strikes in New York turmoil

Reports detail longshoremen votes on returning to work amid trucking and port disruptions. Fear of a broader general strike spreads as unions mobilize trucks barges and tugs to maintain river traffic. A separate note recalls New York's huge metropolitan population and compares it to London. Also, 15-year-old William Brinkman died from a fatal fall while walking in his sleep at Kingsbridge Avenue.

Argentina York Denmark Manhattan Inn New York Thein Dr Tha Teichtsen Vis Uetion Thr Industries Poreunion Cube Teamstereunion London Paris Merlin Vienna New Yok Westchester County Connecticut Long Island New Jersey Telsanil William Brinkman Kingsbridge Avenue Ford Hospital

Sugar Famine Warns of Nationwide Rationing by July

A Federal Building meeting with Armin W Tiley of the Justice Department and a National Confectioners' Association committee warns of a looming U S sugar famine. Hoarding by households is blamed as essential supplies are diverted to hotels and stores, with a National Sugar Distribution Committee planned.

United States Armin W Tiley Department of Justice Federal National Confectioners’ Association Inrze Riley Hut Aue National Sugar Distribution Committee Dpartment of Justice Ber Metall Grocers Association of New York

Sugar Rationing Plan Tied to Washington Conference

Assistant Attorney General Riley announced a sugar rationing committee formed from a conference in Washington with importers. Officials say no law exists to enforce rationing, so cooperation of refiners and producers drives the effort. Savings in sugar use by candy and red cream makers are expected if competitive bidding is controlled.

Washington Riley Uany Department of Justice Kiley New York Officin Ighingt Doeremand

Girls Testimony Sends Married Man to Prison

Judge Mulqueen in General Session yesterday sentenced two receivers of stolen goods. Charles Whuteher, twenty six, of Philadelphia, received five years. The other receiver was unnamed in the fragment but tied to the same case and crime network involving a young woman.

Mulqueen Seasion Charles” Whuteher Philadelphia

U S Ships to Open Hamburg Trade Routes

The article discusses American plans to reopen Hamburg trade routes via new and existing alliances. It notes Harriman & Co and American Ship and Commerce Company as key actors, with connections to the Hamburg American Line, and mentions stock acquisitions and future announcements.

U.S Hamburg American Ship and Commerce Company International Mercantile Marine Hamburg-American Line North Atlantic Elas Hanburg-American Line England Germany Sr. Monks Harriman & Co I Raymond American Steamship Owners Association Mimbure American Lire United States Steamship Companies Raymond Mallory and Clydy Lines Hamburg American Company Monks Monka Cuno Gramercy Square William G. Sickel Marriman & Co Kermit Roosevelt Wa New York W. A. Harriman & Co, Te American Ship and Commerce Hamburg-American Chandier & Co Iwho NX. A. Warvman & Co. Inc Amvrican Ship and Commerce Helions Treasury Ycood American Shop and Commerce Cramp Shipbuilding and Engire Company Chandler & Co. Inc W. A Tarriman & Co. Inc Harriman United States Livermore & Dearborn American Ship and Commerce Corporation Bhai Sturriman & Co Shayemar Steamship Company Ubastwiou Trinatation Company Othe American Tanyasian Steamship Company Adilision Martivan Bristol

Unclear OCR: 5 000 Slackers in Massachusetts Case

Fragmentary report notes warrants or actions in Massachusetts involving many individuals and a court proceeding. Text is garbled with names and places unreadable, hindering full summary.

Massachusetts Boston de Warne Nk Goon Msa Vista Wy Alueont Hms Eusal

Frank Moss Former Jerome Assistant Dies at 66

Frank Moss longtime New York legal figure and former Assistant District Attorney under William Travers Jerome died at his home 28 Fast 127th Street after months of ill health. Born 1860 in Coll Springs he led prosecutions in major cases including the Becker and Rintelen matters and advised on reform efforts with Mazet committee. He served as Assistant District Attorney in 1908 and was senior partner of Moss Marcus Weiss. survived by wife Eva, son Rev Arthur Moss, daughter Miss Elizabeth J. Moss, mother, two brothers and three sisters.

Frank Moss William Travers Jerome Theodore Roosevelt New York 127Th Street My. Moss Roosevelt Mr. Moss Mareh Coll Springs Society For the Parkhurst Society Mazel Medard Croker Mazet Toro Charles So Whitman Edward Swans Moss Ibert Walter Ruth Wheeler Becker Lamar Fring Rintelen David Lamar Wall Stree Labor National Peace Council George F. Thompson Albany Slush Fund Moss, Marcus & Weiss Broadway The Bar Association New York Law Institute New York Historicalation Union League and Republican Clubs Eva Alfirucet Arthur Moss Elizabeth JT. Moss

Modern Helen of Troy Sparks 3d Avenue Riot

A street brawl on 3rd Avenue at 100th Street incited by Mrs. Prank A Deel and Mrs. Deiki ends with gunfire and a stabbing. A 16th Street man is wounded, police arrest Peel and Russo, and Doeli faces malicious mischief charges as rival factions scatter.

Helen of Troy 3D Avenue Helen Troy Prank A. Deel 100Th Street Third Avenue Deiki Lebeth Street East 108Th Street Frank Finnicht Siies Frank Vallow Yatlow Stentwid Peel Chastine Russo Elizabeth Et Vly Doeli

Detectives Quit Search For the Coughlin Baby

Philadelphia detectives end the official hunt for thirteen month old Blakely Coughlin who was abducted from his Norristown area home. Parents Mr and Mrs George T Coughlin take charge with money and immunity as the investigation shifts to private oversight and lauds ongoing efforts by locals.

The Tribune Philadelphia Philadelphia Blakely Coughlin Coughlin Norristown George Tf. Coughlin Thcay Catherine Dundon Conshohocken James Malone 79 Street Justice of the Peace G. Lonhardt Malone Dundon

Pneumonia Fatal To Rear Admiral Winterhalter

Rear Admiral Albert Winterhalter a member of the General Board and former commander of the Asiatic fleet died at the Naval Hospital from pneumonia after a brief illness. Born in Detroit in 1956 he entered the Naval Academy and served on multiple ships later commanding the Asiatic fleet before returning to duty in Washington. He is survived by his wife and a sister. interment is planned at Arlington National Cemetery with full naval honors.

Asiatic Fleet Washington General Board Albert Winterhajter Naval Hospital Admiral Winterhalter Detroit Mich Naval Academy Observatory Board of Control and Management Chicago Arlington National Cemetery

U S Agents Round Up Gang of Freight Thieves

DoJ agents with railroad and steamer officers target a long running freight theft ring. Twenty seven arrests including two New York Central detectives. N Jacques held on $25,000 bail for complicity in leather goods theft. Writs of arrest target John W Jacques Erie locomotive Newark John Mathewson West New York Harry Nughan Brooklyn and Art Solomon Brooklyn with $10,000 bonds.

Department of Justice Ritroad Steonship Garret W. Cotey Resisant United States Attorn New York Central Railroad Company United States

Falls Dead on Dance Floor Brother of Former Sheriff

H Griffin brother of former Kings County Sheriff Daniel J Griffin collapsed at Roseland Garden Broadway and Fifty-fifth Street after dancing. He died before Dr Benjamin P Morrow arrived. Survived by wife Tillian Griffin, three sons and ten daughters.

H. Griffin Kings County Daniel J. Griffin Roseland Garden Broadway Griffin Benjamin P. Morrow Tesus O Company Tillian Griffin

Clifton Crawford Buried Beside Parents in Edinburgh

Actor Clifton Crawford who died after a five story fall in Leicester Square was buried in Edinburgh beside his mother and father. The funeral was conducted by London authorities and led by Harry Hunter of Deal, following his wife’s wish to rest beside his parents.

Edinburgh Scotland Clifton Crawford Leicester Square London Ma Mbther Fa Crawford Larchmont Harry Hunter Deal England Crawford

Engineer's Friends Are Held as Witnesses in Rodenberg Case

Rodenberg’s mother dies as investigation continues. William A Rodenberg of Minnesota, a candidate for governor, may announce at the Republican National Convention. The tragedy follows a recent explosion damages case with a $1,000,000 claim.

Rodenberg Mlinoisan Lowden Bereavedarly ST. Louis Charles William Ames Rodenhone Caner Frank Oy Rodenbere Ovid Chicago Willim A. Rodenbers Minos Lowden Weliy St Louis

Fragmentary crime note from Wythe Street and Kite Hotel incident

A damaged OCR fragment describes a group meeting at a hotel and street corner involving Cassonati and Quigley. It mentions a fatal shooting in a hallway and claims about a victim’s pockets, with unclear names and locations.

Kyo Fries Cinvies Cassonati Quigley Ym Copley Wilmaien

Cobbler Beaten and Stabbed in East Side Robbery

Frank Pantini, 32, a cigar maker of 229 East Sixty third Street, is held on assault and robbery charges after allegedly aiding two men who beat 60 year old cobbler Frank Srantacceie of 234 East Seventy fifth Street and stole $60. The victim was left with a fractured skull and a cut hand at Lincoln Hospital. Pantini was identified by survivor Trantaccete and captured by Traffic Patrolman Hugh McGrady after a pursuit near a rooftop.

Frank Srantacceie East Seventy-fifth Street Lincoln Hospital Frank Pantini East Sixty-third Street East 172d Street McGrade Pantini

Obituaries Gabbed From Long Island Notices

A garbled 1920 funeral notice page lists numerous names and families, including WAINES-HOMRS, Haines, and Toward Haines, with services in Flushing and New York. Other entries reference Schaumffer and Page, Owen, and Robinson among various interments and church ceremonies.

Funeral Church Sets Standard in New York Services

The Funeral Church founded by Mr Campbell shapes how services are judged in New York. An undertaker is viewed as a professional, and a funeral held at the Funeral Church on Broadway at 66th Street exemplifies the standard for the class.

New York Frank Empbell Campbell Broadway 66Th Street Ives

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