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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1920
Page
66
Union leaders threaten to shut port if trucking and dock operations halt. Merchants report cargo backlogs as inter port tensions flare, with Longshoremen vowing action and employers defending contracts amid looming strike impact on transatlantic trade.
A fragmented weather note describes unsettled conditions across coastal regions and inland areas. It references a district forecast, barometric readings, and expected precipitation with vague place names and dates embedded in garbled text.
In a Murray Hill hotel interview Foley challenges Manhattan population figures and recounts friction with a Washington expert during the census effort. He cites inspector shortages, political interference, and extended work days as delays, while noting mayoral scrutiny and forthcoming checks on real estate trends.
In Brooklyn a quartet of bandits forced their way into a shop before dawn yesterday. They gagged and bound the staff, stole cash and a watch, and fled down Dean Street. A customer, Dr Simony, was compelled to surrender $10 in aid as the robbers disappeared through the cellar door.
Disruptions on both Gap Run routes force motorists to follow several detours due to noad conditions. Travel between Milford and Petersburg and other corridors is hampered by unsafe stretches, with alternate paths via Franklin Furnace and nearby towns deemed the safest. Officials warn of ongoing work along the Judson Street corridor and advise patience for drivers in New York area and surrounding counties.
Aero officials and trustees face subpoenas in a widening probe into the National Aeroplane Fund raised by the Aero Club of America. Assistant District Attorney Fuch P Kilroy says the inquiry will examine collection and disbursement, with trustees expected to appear and a banker donor questioning the fund’s handling amid accusations of political intrigue and graft against Henry Woodhouse.
Commissioner of Accounts David Hirshfield rejects critics as a compliment to his honesty and warns against political manipulation. He accuses the Hylan administration of mob-like tactics and calls for investigations into gambling house interests and misuse of public authority.
The movement to cut prices by 20 percent persists across the nation. Merchants report widespread adoption, larger stores align with public demand, and millions in goods are now more affordable. The effort aims to curb rising costs by pressuring manufacturers and wholesalers toward fair pricing.
A brief daily forecast notes June 8 will be partly cloudy with a mix of sun and clouds. Temperatures are expected to be mild with light winds, and no significant rain is anticipated based on available data.
The Eyes of the Entire Business World Seemed to be on New York and Philadelphia last week as merchants note replenished stocks and purchases at lower prices. The article asserts momentum toward a new price scale, urging honesty and fair dealing with customers and suppliers to secure a fair, square deal amid past high prices.
The notice advertises Reeves Vacuum Cleaner off quarter price and 20 percent discount on curtains. It highlights a non electric, portable cleaner for rugs and upholstery, plus a range of ruffled lawn and filet net curtains with zig zag and hand drawn designs. The sale is described as quick with discount pricing at Fourth Gallery, New Building.
The listing describes nightgowns made in square V neck or round neck styles with sleeveless or kimono sleeves. Handwork features embroidery in floral and conventional designs with hemstitching and fine draping. Located in Main Aisle, Old Building.
Seven thousand yards of woven novelty voiles offered at a price well under wholesale. Customers can buy down to 85 cents per yard with a substantial selection available. Limited stock, first come.
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