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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1920

Page

54

Citizens Union Calls for Hirshfield Removal and Reform

The Citizens Union condemns Commissioner Hirshfield as abusing authority to unjustly harass citizens and intimidate critics. It urges his removal, cites court limits on subpoena powers, and warns such abuse could erode vital powers of the Accounts office affecting city administration and markets.

Citizens Union Hirshfield Tha Citzens Union Hylan Commissioner of Accounts David Hirshfield Aye Hirah Ely New York Ling Commin- Rionor Hirchifeld Hirschfeld Commissioner of Accounts Office Court of Appoints Upholdine Iy Offerits Simon Avil Commiastiner Subiena Police Department Hie Department of Markets

Plot Hatched in Swann's Office In New York

The article alleges a political plot hatched in Swann's office during the prior term. It mentions indictments of William Te Greve and others for alleged fraud tied to property on Rankaway Head and questions whether the prior DA’s term affects the grand jury's jurisdiction.

Ly Dintrie Attor Fey Swann Prescot Witlait Raynolly Frank Pulley Rankaway Head Creer Vnion de Dereshet Mlurder New York County Merwnan Tae Sdirtiniteen Unniehed & Basin

Woman, 50, Dies in Leap From Five Story Roof

A unidentified woman about fifty years old leaped from the five story roof at an East street location. She wore a lace coat and sign and was found on the sidewalk. Police reported no immediate identification.

Jinth

Duke of Essex Street's Daughter Bride in Kosher Wedding

Frances Levy became Mrs. Harry Levine at the Hotel Savoy in a lavish East Side ceremony attended by 150 guests. Rabbi Aaron Eisman officiated as guests enjoyed a multi course kosher feast and “Flic Eli” and Mendelssohn in the background. The Duke and Alderman Zettner noted minor conflicts with a Chicago convention, and the couple planned a two week Adirondacks honeymoon before settling on East 59th Street and Riverside Drive.

Joe Levy Frances Harry Lavine Hotel Savoy Duke of Essex David Warfield Brinks Alfairy Aaron Eisman Temple Neboh 1St Street Broadway Cither Lohenerin Mendelssohn East Side Onna Dan Louly Zettner Chicago Helyngel Chyloally Kildesimunds Eadlaut Anos Mina Shirley Levy Ethel” Heimachty Adirondacks Bist Street Riverside Charles M. Schwab Duke Raul Dence

Straton criticizes New York vice and officials in transit clash

Dr Straton laments city corruption and lawlessness as he attacks officials over fare policies and recent indictments. He denounces modern dances and stage shows while accusing officials of hindering reform. Whalen launches The Buzz of the Busy Bus to counter Subway Sun and Elevated Express reporting.

Dr. Straton New York Whalen Sodom Subway Sun Melal Norfolk Phare Hay Denny Pontar Grover A. Whalen Interporough Tangelen Hylan Dnterboroneh Manhattan Brooklyn Brooklyn Bridge Lyon of Pleny Whelengata Board of Estimate Taxpayat Reuthareey Bax Traction Trust Nixon Ithely Ftvlun Han America Turens

Bartender Accuses Pair in Armed Robbery Case

Milbert Powers of 184 Rant Ninety afth Street and John Rorgan of 126 lant 120th Street were arraigned in Marlem Court before Magistrate Joseph I Schwab held on $17,600 bail for examination tomorrow. They were charged with robbery after allegedly holding bartender Gallagher at the Edward Roth saloon captive with a rifle and stealing about $250, with Powers fracturing the bartender’s nose. A separate suspect, George Walter of 324 Went Fortyninth Street, faced Sullivan Street violations. he was held on $1,000 bail for examination in Morton. Walter was brought in by Patrolman James Foxon on a complaint by John Metoverty.

Milbert Powers John Rorgan Marlem Joseph I Schwab Tommorrow Robery Daunite Gallagher Edward Roth Third Avenue Tswan Tikin Mt. Sinai Hospital Dorgan Walter Wee Patralman Tamnex Foxon Walter Plato

Runaway Horses Injure Two Women in Central Park

A chaotic incident in Central Park left two women injured as a horse and buggy dash threw them from the carriage along the park’s central promenade. Frances Gourley and Jeanne da Gravérins, both locals, were taken to a nearby hospital for treatment of gashes and shock.

Central Park Wan Prault Jeanne da Qravérins Ind Ut Klower Mise Frances Gourley West Bitch Street Ayidla Misa Canelvy Ivabe Tal

Beached Cruiser With 14 Aboard Safe After Incident

A forty two foot cabin cruiser named Crucible, owned and piloted by Frederick J. Legate of the Cotomin Yacht Club, ran aground near Lawrence Point in Hell Gate with fourteen aboard. The craft sprang a hole and settled near the littoral. Legate and passengers were rescued by a police launch under Sergeant Weckenner while the vessel was towed to Long Inland shores.

Crucible Frederick J. Legate Cotonin Yacat Club Axdian Lawrence Point Hell Gate Littom Keveral Legate Lowsrad Damaya Weckenner Paxnengorn Pawanngern Hureen Bivteyn Mamaieee Initnohy Rogieileanin Oreo Winuntn Avenue Blur Yy Hutinvinne

Berolzheimer accuses Craig of holding up city checks

A chaotic letter from City Chamberlain Berolzheimer to Mayor Hylan accuses Comptroller Craig of jeopardizing the city’s credit to punish a public official. The missive, circulated by the chamberlain, claims warrants were delayed due to education department issues and alleges threats to bond reliability. Berolzheimer appeals for mayoral intervention to end the strife and resume mailing jury and witness checks.

Craig Ciy Witter Philip Berolshoumen Hylan Chamberlin Tashpiizhr Poblam Bernizheimer Charles F. Kos ¥Ija Ommlip Berolzeimar Chamterlain New York City New York

Taxi Crushed Between Cars in Newark Collision

New Jersey June 6. A taxi driver escaped with a severely cut hand after his cab was crushed between two trolley cars on Brow Street. The trolley cars derailed and knocked passengers from the vehicle, but the chauffeur freed himself and the crowd aided. David Ohme of 619 Ormea Street was the driver. the mishap caused the taxi to be wedged between trolleys with twelve or more passengers shaken.

Trark Newark N. Dy Brow Street Wwe Nuio David Ohme Ormee Street Broail Street

Atlantic City Boardwalk Ambience and Sea Speech

On the Boardwalk at Atlantic City the sea speaks through its changing face and sounds, a reflection of enduring shoreline dialogue and local ambiance. A line notes the oldest of books recalling a fam as a fragment of a broader maritime reverie.

Atlantic City

Marble Garden Furniture From Italy Arrives at Second Gallery

The store showcases Carrara marble garden ornaments including benches tables fountains window boxes urns and cases. This first postwar shipment from Italy comes at pre war prices with 20 percent off at purchase and will not stay long at Second Gallery New Bridge.

Italy

Women's Motor and Travel Coats Sale Notice

Women's Motor and Travel Coats offered at less than 20 percent off. Full length practical coats for summer travel and motoring with adjustable collars and pockets. Gray Moraire cotton material priced at 6.95 Palm Beach cloth 11.9 and 23.95 Moraire 15 Ponghe See ho Lead floor Old Building.

Palm Beach

Silk Rajah Silk Suit for Women At $45

A new silk suit for women in rajah silk arrives at the Suit Salon. It features a well cut simple line, graceful tailoring, and a 2 inch roll collar that runs to the head of the coat. The hem is cuffed and two pockets are formed, with a narrow tied girdle as a finishing touch. Second floor Old Building.

Hat Bandings New and Smart Trends

In the season hats gain trim with new banding for Sailor, sports, and beach styles. Self or contrasting colors create attractive looks with browns blacks and navies. Grosgrain ribbons, metallic threads, and bold color pairings headline the options with yard prices and made up discounts noted.

Summer Rugs Offer At Year Ago Prices In Gallery

Seasonal sale highlights heavy rush rugs in oval and oblong shapes with various sizes and prices. Listing includes 8 ft by 6 ft at 5.75, 8 ft by 10 ft at 24.50, 9 ft by 12 ft at 32.50, and other combinations from 12 to 27.50. Also grass tags in multiple colors and sizes. Third Gallery New Building.

New Bldg

Lace Bed Sets Arrive As Decorative Wedding Gifts

New stock at Fourth Gallery features scrim and mathaisette bed sets with filet lace insertions and hand drawn work. Available in single and double sizes from 18 to 40 dollars with 20 percent off. Imported antique face bed sets include ivory lace options in lizle and standard full sizes priced at 85 to 92 dollars minus 20 percent.

Reversible Silk Redleaf London Sweater 88

A decked reversible fibre silk Redleaf London sweater can be worn with either side out, showing a different color on each side. It features pockets, tailored lines, belt loops, cuffs, and two separate materials per side. Color options include black with primrose, yellow white and yellow, with 65 minus 20 percent supply limited. Second floor Old Building.

Imported organdie at 1.25 grade and 20 percent short supply

An importer holds 1,500 yards of organdie after canvellatinna from Tate de liveries, selling at sacrifice beneath tawast price. Colors listed include Orchid biscuit peach French blue Nile pink robe and maize. Material touted as ideal for summer frocks, crisp and refreshing in 16 inch width, Main Moor Old Building.

Canvellatinna Tate

New Fast-Falling Prices On Broad Range Of Goods

In store invoices show a 20 percent discount off marked prices on a wide array of items from fabrics and clothing to housewares and furnishings. The ad lists gowns, robes, pjs, linens, curtains, hosiery, bedding, stoves, kitchen supplies, silverware, furniture, and more with reduced pricing aimed at drawing shoppers.

Gros Londres Imen Phil Ren

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