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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
28
Report notes the Estimate Board bars garages near school properties and faces lively clashes over civil build plans. Discussion highlights potential funding, timing, and enforcement issues tied to private property and public safety.
A court ruling on a wartime citizenship matter finds Dr. Von Tiling not guilty of disloyal or treasonous acts. Judge Martin Manton states the respondent did not undermine the government and asserts the wartime measures preserved loyalty while condemning the accused’s conduct. The decree grants relief to the petitioner.
Nine transports bring 18 590 officers and men back to port as World War II era homeward movement peaks. The ships carry remnants of divisions including the Seventh Army and various units, with several named individuals and ships noted among the returning force.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a case involving an heiress missing since December with references to proceedings, surrogate, and court actions. Names such as Virgigin Wood and Thorns He Smith appear amid mentions of pirates, Patels, and a Manhattan housing unit. The article hints at a broad investigation, proceedings in New York, and ongoing legal maneuvers, but readability is compromised.
Fragmented OCR text indicates a poetry prize event at Crimbin University. Names such as Tim Powry SHIM prize and references to publicized winners and dates appear garbled but suggest an announcement of a poetry prize split or controversy involving multiple individuals and institutions.
fragmentary text shows names and scattered phrases about Max Lynar and legal or transit actions. many garbled words obscure key facts, dates, and places making precise summary difficult.
A broad alliance named the World League Against Alcoholism is formed with four presidents named to lead delegates from sixteen countries. The group aims to combat prohibition worldwide and establish offices in key cities, while outlining plans for future meetings and a global crusade against alcoholism.
Washington hearing on enforcement of prohibition hears arguments from House members and witnesses. Pro and anti positions clash over constitutional powers and the scope of federal action, with emphasis on safeguarding authority and possible court battles.
A resolution adopted by the Central Federated Union requests the Legislature to curb profiteering in rents and housing. Spearheaded by Wiha J. Coyne, the measure urges immediate relief and city action to address housing costs and public improvements for workers.
testimony from William Day, president of the Mortgage Company, before the U S Senate Banking Committee described government housing loan proposals. He stated that insurers hold large war bond portfolios and would not invest heavily in new housing ventures unless public funds or guarantees were available. Day outlined planed loans up to 6000000 for city housing, with flexible repayment tied to mortgage funds, and noted applications from builders for 3 million to 10 million in construction credit.
Samuel Untermyer and Samuel Untermyer's committee chairman faced testimony before the Alder committee on the Mutualite Insurance Company. The lawyer disputed the critic's claims and defended assertions about the insurer's financial conditions.
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