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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1920
Page
26
An unreadable OCR passage references politics with scattered terms like Tepe Cali simon senté and Vispreation pit. Many words are garbled, names unclear, and no cohesive event can be determined from the readable text. The fragment remains inconclusive regarding date, location, or participants.
The bonds taken for quick assets had depreciated. they turned to their mortgages and raised far more money from realisation on mortgages than from selling securities. Mortgages were paid at par, Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
Readable fragments detail a murder mystery tied to Elwell with names such as Miwa, Ligon Teunil, and Viola Krauss. The narrative mentions Ritz-Carlton events, witnesses, a Midnight Club outing, and alleged financial ties among New York society figures.
Campaign managers in the state plan to rally delegates for Governor Edwards as a mobilization effort unfolds. Officials confirm a majority of the delegation will back Edwards at the upcoming event, with organizers signaling coordinated action and strategic messaging.
A damaged OCR text describes a calf theft and hay theft at a ranch, with vague references to suspects and a 100 pound bale. The fragment mentions Tarvon and a door restraint and notes a recent trespass involving hay from the ranch and an implied admission.
Nathan Straus renews proposal to operate milk stations in Millk Plant area with plan to abandon distribution to the poor by September first. Health officials note legislation delays hindered municipal take over. aim to protect infant health through supervised milk distribution and lab facilities, pending civil service and appropriation actions.
Fragmentary dispatch describes a death and injuries aboard the transport Mount Vernon and outlines relief actions. The vessel is bound for Norfolk and soldiers and dependents are being relocated. Slovak legation and American Red Cross are involved in aid.
An organization of teachers launches a publicity campaign amid concerns over school savings and coalitions. The group emphasizes research by experts and public advertising to influence policy, with focus on local school improvements and budget strategies.
Immigration Service agent Augustus P. Schell said the hearing on Russian representative Ludwig C. K. Martens would likely conclude next Thursday unless delays persist as Martens’ counsel seeks to prove the Kerensky government was overthrown. The inquiry focuses on whether Martens is an agitator or revolutionist and whether he poses a threat to American institutions under the 1914 act.
Loyd Lord reports a traffic crossfire of flirtation and fault as Floyd, 47, and Susan smile before a judge. Floyd pays a 19 fine after court, with a sharp rebuke about propriety and a call to enforce honesty in public behavior.
A harbor area incident leaves a longshoreman dead and another wounded after a duel linked to a strike dispute. Police chase results in gun and knife use, with a bystander and two suspects named in a chaotic scene on a city street.
A fragmented report notes a fighter named Bamlit receiving a reward or recognition from a messenger linked to Sillie Hanky N70 Grand Street. The passage references various names and places in a garbled manner, suggesting a local or community event with unclear specifics and dates.
Riot era locals say Gibson's Cafe visit sparks raids as Isidor Einestein and others are taken into custody with liquor seized. Police report bar and brothel locations raided. several arrests and illegal alcohol possession charges filed amid bootleg activity in Brooklyn and Newark areas.
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