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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1920

Page

7

Franco-Belgian Defense Treaty Is Reached In Paris

Marshal Foch and General Maglince announced a complete Franco-Belgian defense pact. The treaty is defensive, lasts five to fifteen years, and preserves Belgium's independence. It sets up joint military planning across aviation, artillery, infantry, and engineering for frontier defense between France and Belgium.

Marshal Foch General Maglince Paris Ralph Courtney New York Triana Maglince Belgium France Antwerp Grmans Great Britain London Foch Maglinee

Chile seeks $8 million U.S. railroad rolling stock

The Chilean government seeks to buy in the United States railroad rolling stock worth eight million dollars for use on its government-owned railroads. A word received at the Chilean Embassy confirmed the purchase.

Chile U. S Washington United States

Alcohol raids in New York subways and citywide liquor arrests

Revenue agents nabbed John Garbarini at DeKalb Avenue station with a paint can full of alcohol and jailed him on a $1,900 bail. Brooklyn federal court imposed fines and brief jail terms for several saloonkeepers and bartenders under the Volstead Act, with multiple arrests across Manhattan and surrounding streets as authorities pledge tougher enforcement.

Brooklyn John Garbarini William Street Manhattan Campbell Porthmann DeKalb Avenue Fourth Avenue Garbarini United States Hennessy Chatfield Frederick Arlens Fulton Street Frank Cash Arlens Dan McMonagle Washington Street William Fox Oyster Bay Stanley Kessier Fox Ehler Henke St. Nicholas Avenue

Dinner Ends Convention of Inventors Institute at Hotel Astor

The National Institute of Inventors and the American Foundation, Inc., wrapped up their joint convention with a hotel dinner. George J. Houtain presided while Thomas Howard praised the institute’s work and its ties to major trade groups. He noted the state as an experimental shop with room for growth and hoped for full machinery by next year.

American Foundation, Inc Hotel Astor National Institute of Inventors The George J. Houtain Thomas Howard

Institute work keeps pace without outside shops

John S. Seymour former Commissioner of Patents Frank M. Ashley and Maurice Block spoke on conducting work within the institute avoiding trips to external shops.

John S. Seymour Frank M. Ashley Maurice Block

Infant Pedestrian and Man Die in City Auto Incident

Four year old Muriel Leibrock of 79 Allen Street was killed when a truck backed up at Allen and Houston streets crushing the baby carriage carrying her and injuring her two-year-old brother. Mother Lucy Leibrock attempted to steer the children. Atty Joseph Goeman, 175 Fast Seventy-fourth Street, died after being run down at Broadway and Forty-second Street and hospitalized at Roosevelt Hospital.

Muriel Leibrock Allen Street Allen Houston Lucy Philip Leibrocks Joseph Goeman Atty-fve Seventy-fourth Broadway Roosevelt Hospital

Black Tom Suits Settled With France Receiving Award

The British King the French Republic and the Aetna Explosives Company sued Lehigh Valley Railroad over damages from the Black Tom explosion. A Jersey City Supreme Court jury settled the case awarding France 129 586 22 with Britain and the Aetna company denied. France recovered for explosives in the railroad yard while Britain and the Aetna claimed larger sums and were not reimbursed for destroyed munitions.

Britain Aetna Company French Republic Aetna Explosives Company Lehigh Valley Railroad Supreme Court of Jersey City France Aetna Explosive Company

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Inventors’ Institute E. P Dutton & CO Fifth Avenue Edward Streeter Bill Frederick A. Stokes CO Fourth Ave Little, Brown & CO Beacon ST Boston Sts Best Ipsycuk Boni & Liveright West 40Th Street F. Brett Young Hugh Walpole E. P. Dutton & CO Billy Mable Frederick A. Stokes B. M. Bower Joseph Lewis French Dorothy Scarborough Devin Adair CO Cosmo Hamilton Quaker Hill Colony Connecticut Julian Osborn Margaret Meredith Hamilton Rupert Hughes Harper & Brothers Franklin Square Maurice Hewlett Henry Holt and Company Chum Eanesy Ued Theseu Harper & E Franklin SQ
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