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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1920

Page

15

Closed Port Threat to Merchants Sparks Labor Battle

Union leaders warned the harbor would shut if non union trucks operate on coastwise piers to move goods. John Riley says 40 000 longshoremen will strike, tying up the port, while merchants push a 5 000 000 program to use open shop trucks. Officers note potential conflicts across deep sea docks and coastwise lines with impact on cotton goods shipments and prices.

John Riley New York International Longshoremen's Association Sportation Committee Riey Wey Aly Uion Ittley Chelsea International Mercantile Marine Company Riley New York City Frederick W. Toppin Tnional Mercantile Marine Citizens’ Transportation Committee Merchants’ Association Woolworth Southern Mills

Weather Report From Bonries Area Outlook for Tonight

Official Weather Bureau bulletin notes warm unsettled pattern across the eastern United States. Forecast indicates clear to partly cloudy skies with likely temperature swings and possible thunderstorms in Florida and the southern Gulf states into the evening hours, with cooler conditions inland overnight.

Foley Sees Manhattan Census Figures as Correct

Former New York census supervisor Foley swore Manhattan population is 2,284,104, blaming real estate men and a Washington expert for alleged manipulation. He alleged inspectors were appointed via Congressmen and recounted clashes with Gordon from Washington, plus field struggles at hotels and districts.

Sam J. Foley New York Manhattan Unive Arthur Dore Brooklyn Foley Senator Foley Murray Hill Hotel Gordon Washington Comnad Guardia Congress Board of Aldermen Frank J. Monaghan William H. Guilfoy Hylan

Bandits Rob Brooklyn Haberdashery and Loot Goods

Four young men forced staff and a customer to the cellar then looted the Bennett haberdashery at 106 Latbush Avenue Brooklyn. They escaped in a car after posting a false closed sign leaving employees tied and robbed of cash watches and goods.

R. W. Bennett Latbush Avenue Brooklyn Bennett David Feldman Tom Jenkins Jenkins Feldman Janking Peldman Fr. Simon Parkville Avenue James J. Quinn Dean Street Men Quinn Bliss &B Mr. Bennett Bennette

Gap Run Detours For Delaware Water Gap Travelers

Motorists planning trips to Delaware Water Gap from New York City are advised to detour between Port Jervis and Milford on the northern route and between Pompton and Charltonburg and Franklin Furnace and Branchville on the shorter route. Detours via Sussex from Franklin Furnace to Branchville appear safest. Road conditions vary with sections under repair and major routes reported as good or rough. Speed traps are announced by the Keystone Automobile Club, urging drivers to slow to eighteen miles per hour. The Bantam Lake road is closed but will reopen in about a week.

Jessy Washington Majestic Theresa 125Th Street East River Centre Street Delaware Water Gap New York City Port Jervis Milford Pompton Charlotteburg Franklin Furnace Branchville Sussex Ngman's Ferry New York State New York- Albany Rhine,beck Patna Columbia Rensselaer New York-Albany Hudson Orrange New York White Plains Bedford-Croton Palls Pawling Dover Vinina Amenia Pine Plains Boston Pas Rye Village Albany Buffalo Fonda Lansdowne Glendder Radnor Eddystone Keystone Automobile Club Philadelphia Bantam Bantam Lake H. C. of L

Aero Officials Subpoenaed in Fund Inquiry Probe

Edwin P. Kilroe announced a full investigation into the 1916 National Aeroplane Fund totaling 374181.17 dollars raised by the Aero Club of America. Subpoenas named Colonel Jefferson Du Mont ThompsonAugustus Post and Charles Elliott Warren to appear, with trustees and fund records also summoned. Bernard Sandler accused of political motive, while Grover C. Loening sought representation amid publicity. Emerton McMillin pledged 100 dollars per 200 raised, contributing 53056.16 dollars.

Edwin P. Kilroe The Aero Club of America Kilroe Jefferson du Mont Thompson Augustus Post Charles Elliott Warren National Aeroplane Fund Aerial League of America Air Service Institute Bernard H. Sandler National Aeropline Fund Henry Woodhouse Alan R. Hawley Henry A. Wise Wood S. Stanwood Menkes Mr. Kilroe Minton Sso American Aeronautics Thompson Club Woodhouse Sandler Nid United States Mr. Sandler Kilron Emerton McMillin Broadway McMillin

Hirshfield Defends Record Against Critics in City Hall

Commissioner of Accounts David Hirshfield replied to an attack by the Citizens Union charging misuse of office and calling for deposition. He called the criticism a compliment and accused union leaders of politicizing morality. He recalled probes of James Smith and Rev. John R Straton and claimed gambling interests were pressed under Hylan era anti-vice enforcement.

David Hirshfield Citizens Union Hirshfield Hylan William Jay Schiefelin Commissioner of Accounts James Smith John R. Straton

Stock Exchange Broker Ordered to Support Wife Pending Trial

Justice A H F Seege signed an order in White Plains directing Too Fried, a member of the New York Stock Exchange, to pay his wife Beatrice 400 a month and 1,000 for counsel pending the separation action. The case cites cruel and inhuman treatment and alleges cohabitation in the same home at 144 Clove Road, New Rochelle. The couple allegedly refuse to speak to each other and have quarrels affecting their children.

A. H. F. Seege Supreme Court White Plains Fried New York Stock Exchange Beatrice Clove Road New Tochel

The 20 Percent Off War on High Prices Continues

A persuasive declaration traces a nationwide campaign of a 20 percent price cut that spanned May and into June. It credits the move with enabling purchases of essential goods at substantial savings, discouraging price increases by manufacturers wholesalers and speculators, and pledges to push for a lasting daily drop in prices with public support and business cooperation.

Wedding Gift Vacuum Cleaner Impresses Bride

The Emery vacuum cleaner line promises four distinct models with features like carpet sweeper brush, steel fan, and slow speed motors for lower electricity use. Attachments clean walls, draperies, upholstery, and mattresses. club plan pricing ranges from 43.50 to 70 with extra equipment at 12 notes.

EMERY

Curtain Sale Quick Buy at Quarter Price

968 pairs of curtains offered at twenty percent off the listed prices. Styles include ruffled lawn hand drawn voile lace edge scrim and filet net with insertion. The sale is presented as a practical liquidation at Fourth Gallery New Building with emphasis on attractive zig zag hand work.

Dainty Philippine Nightgowns Description and Details

Dainty Philippine Nightgowns offered with square V neck or round neck styles. Sleeveless or kimono sleeves with hand embroidery in floral and conventional designs and hemstitching plus fine dravin work. Main Aisle Old Building.

Woven Novelty Voiles Offered At Discount

Seven thousand yards of woven novelty voiles arrive priced at a little under wholesale. The offer highlights 85 cents per yard and emphasizes the value for customers seeking affordable fabric stock.

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