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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1920

Page

42

Supreme Court Dry Decision Expected Today

Washington June 6 Supreme Court decision on the prohibition cases pending since March was anticipated tonight by both wet and dry advocates. If delayed, rulings may wait until fall term. Dry leaders expect constitutional validity of the law while wets fear impact on national conventions and party platforms.

Hiyey the Tribune Wallington 2 Washington Court of Site United States Hunte Wan Waa Tadeelafon E High Tribunal Elarks High Court Wat Congress Ets Atamants Bevergen Treasury Alam Leak Supreme Court New York New Jehod Island

Octogenarian Arrested As Monkey House Masher

Detectives at the Monkey House detained two men after midnight. Frank Franca, 82, of 402 East 52nd Street, and Mimes D. Jasail Abb a of 264 West 122nd Street posted $580 bail for examination in West Side Court on charges of disorderly conduct in annoying women.

Frank Franco Bena Wank Frank Franca Eant Sinty-second Streat Mimes D. Jasail Abba West 122d Street

Census dispute over Manhattan population figures

Stewart Browne, president of the United Real Estate Owners' Association, denounces the Washington census as too low for Manhattan. He asserts the borough’s 1940 and 1920 counts omit large blocks and that hotel and apartment residents are undercounted, claiming Manhattan’s population should be about 400,000 higher and that growth has occurred since 1910. London, not New York, may be the world’s largest city per a London dispatch citing an 1814 census and birth registrations.

Stewart Browne United Rea Estate Owners Cena Manhattan Washington Hoe Mr. Browns Siice Commodore Biltmore Nereseedigures London New York

London census shows 1.9 million homes needed

Officials say London, the most congested city, requires 1,900,000 new homes. The 200,000 rise and wartime refugees and working men who stayed attract high wages, with the census not finishing until 1921.

London

Woman Going Blind Tries to Die by Gas

Miss Elizabeth Meyers living alone at 728 West 8et Street was found unconscious in her living room as gas poured from a kitchen stove. An elevator operator, Harry Asche, gained entry via an escape window, and a suicide note indicated she planned to end her life to avoid blindness. She lost sight in one eye and was said to be near total blindness. she was taken to St. Lawrence Hospital with a slight chance of recovery.

Elizabeth Meyers Elizsbeth Meyers West 8Et Street Harry Asche Miss Me Asche Jen St. Lawrence Hospital

New Jersey Guards at Sea Girt for State Encampment

Fragmented OCR notes mention New Jersey Guards at Sea Girt for a state encampment and reference a governor and Bavarian leadership. Details are unclear due to garbled text. entities include New Jersey Guards Sea Girt and Governor.

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German Flings Absent At Turnverein Program Seventieth Anniversary

The New York Turn Verein marked its seventieth anniversary with American flag displays amid dwindling German customs. Veterans John P. Heintz and Karl Roth praised the shift, while Bern W. Weiler spoke in German about the club’s era of rifle drills and athletic feats. The event featured fencing by John Allaire and a carnival dinner, recalling Turn Verein activities in Tonas Woods in 1850.

New York John P. Heintz Veteran ‘Society 20Th Regiment Karl Roth Mount Vernon United States Ising Bern W. Weiler John Allaire New Rochaile

Silk Thieves Kidnap Expert to Appraise Loot

Garret W. Votter, assistant United States attorney in charge, leads prosecutions against a gang looting freight cars and steamships of silk worth hundreds of thousands. Twenty seven alleged Lie tang members indicted. Detectives abducted a silk expert, blindfolded him, and hid him in a Long Island house to force appraisal before returning him to Manhattan.

Lang Island Garret W. Votter United States Lie Tang Juabhee Cotterte Gene Otls Manhattan Brooklyn Long Island

Beer Consumption Drops in Bavaria Amid High Prices

Bavarian beer consumption fell as output shrank and prices rose, prompting Munich growers to urge export protection. Consul John Wood reports farmers drinking less and saving deposits, while breweries push for grain allotments to improve beer quality. Bavarian breweries face high hops costs and labor pressures, with exports to the United States largely halted postwar.

Given Browers Munich John &. Wood Ali Arael Commission Berlin Switzerland Bavaria Bateria United States Deelers

Portuguese Prime Minister Baptista Dies at Conference

London June 4 Antonio Maria Baptista Portuguese Premier and Interior Minister died unexpectedly at his office after a ministerial conference. Doctors diagnosed a congestion of the lungs. His wife and two children were summoned. Baptista, born 1803, served in African colonies and later in France during World War I, earning decorations and commanding a counter attack at the Lys in April 1918.

Antonio Maria Baptista Im’ Lys London Antonio Maria Baptiste Lisbon Exchange Telegraph Company Signor Maptista France Rend Germany the Lys

British Prosecution Director Sir Charles Mathews Biography

The British Director of Prosecutions is described as Sir Charles Mathews son of Aculia and Blackbath. He studied at Eton, joined the bar in 1872, served as junior counsel, and later held roles culminating in becoming Director of Provocations. He was created a baronet in recognition of his service.

Sir Charles Mathews Wis Aculia Rlacbathat Eten Ballivery

Michael J Sheehan Dead Newspaper Man Turned Producer

Michael J. Sheehan fifty years old died after a long illness at his home in New York City. He worked on The Boston Globe and The Daily News City News Association and The World. He later entered moving picture production, founding his own studio. He is survived by his wife with funeral services in Boston tomorrow.

Michael J. Sheehan New York Boston Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association West Eighty-fourth Street Mr. Sheehan Boston Globe Daily News Gity News Association the World Sheehay

Rhoda Broughton Dies Noted Novelist of 19th Century

London June 6 Mine Rhoda Broughton novelist died Saturday at her home near Oxford. Born 1840 in North Wales she grew up at Broughton Hall Staffordshire with uncle Sir Henry Broughton. She began writing at twenty two and penned Cometh Up as a Flower Not Wisely but Tae Well and Between Two Stoals.

London Rhods Broughton Oxford Rhoda Heaughton North Wales Broughton Hall Staffordshire Henry Broughton

Phinney Dead After Years of Theatre Management

Obituary notes Phinney a longtime manager of tours including The Merry Widow Madame X and Madame Butterfly in England. Born in Van Wert Ohio he studied law before joining theatrical circuits and later led Arthur Hammerstein interests. Also brief notices of military and other deaths appear in this fragmented page.

England Arthur S.prinsiex Empland Weut Beeh Street Phinney Arthur Hammerstein

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