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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1920

Page

21

Pickets On Job Today In Pier Fight

Union leaders announce a planned motorized picket action at pier operations in New York. Twenty autos with about 120 men will picket non union drivers to pressure stoppages over overtime and ship loading. Officials say contingency measures and legal channels will follow if non-union crews cross picket lines.

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Heir to Spanish Throne Serves As Private Soldier

The Prince of the Asturias, heir to the Spanish throne, will take an oath as a private infantryman in the Fremont division. The move marks a historic first for an heir to the throne serving at ground level, with the prince training under military officers and continuing royal duties.

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Geneva Session Admits Four More Nations

The International Women’s Congress in Geneva adopted a compromise charter expanding women’s rights. Nations Spain Uruguay Greece and Argentina joined, backing equal education, pay, and opportunities while seeking parental and child maintenance protections. The gathering highlighted debates on illegitimacy rights and state support, with Saoirse and other delegates stressing the need for broader international cooperation in advancing women’s status.

Constance Drexe SEVA Spain Uruguay Grovco Agotina Chinpe Fir Pune

Wet Move in Newfoundland 87, AMINES. NL Botine 1

Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and places with scattered phrases about prohibition, dates, and officials. The legible bits mention Newfoundland, Vermont, and measures tied to discussions of prohibition, but essential facts and events are not recoverable.

Vermont Wilselm

Legislative Debate Brings Religious Education Resolution

A blurred, OCR style report details Judge Thames TC Craim steering a Tammany Hall backed measure urging that religious instruction be included in the school curriculum and taught as per parental convictions. The proposal links national defense to moral training, aiming for constitutional action if needed, with supporters arguing education shapes character and youth.

Thames TC Craim Court of Generie Ataterdam Mertucetatic Club Grimn Tengen Erin Tammany Hall Democratic County Committee Greater New York

Fragmented historic note rails against youth and war effort

A garbled ancient plea extols teachers and civic duty while urging unity in moral youth discipline. The text references Wat heeesogrs and New Ghent land, and speaks of rebuilding society, wartime effort, and Protestant church affiliation amid a chaotic, unreadable passage.

Argentine Sugar Landed Here At 15 Cents

Report notes the price and movement of Argentine sugar into the United States. Details reference ambassadorial actions, trade restrictions, and related transport costs. Mention is made of New York shipments and government purchases, with various figures and locales cited in a broad industrial context.

Hernos Ayres Fredore J. Slnisen United Stas Ambasser AbBott Ind Unite Simson Staten

Poles Raise 1 030 000 For Loan At Meeting

A lengthy Polish community meeting at Carnegie Hall raised about 1 030 000 for a loan. The event featured a large portrait of a Polish leader and messages of friendship from officials including Hoover and Lubomirski. The report mixes in unrelated biographical notes and garbled text about surgery and a Duke, reflecting OCR errors.

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Ex Empress Eugenie Sees Through New Cataract Method

Madrid June 1. The former Empress Eugenie has had a cataract removed using a new method. She can read much better after the operation, her physicians report.

Duke of Alba Eugenie Operati Madrid Peange

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