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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1920
Page
27
Report from Warsaw claims 1,000 enemy casualties and hundreds drowned as Bolshevik forces pour into the Kiev area. Refers to intense fighting along the Dnieper while Polish troops retreat to fortify lines.
The article explains the stages of papermaking from pulp to finished sheets. It describes Antique Book through Machine Finish and English Finish as detergent-like naming based on rollers and calendering. Coated paper uses clay and adhesive to produce High Finish Coated, or Dull Finish when polishing is omitted.
Announced today that Publishers Printing Company at 213 West 25th Street Chelsea 7840 issued an immediate amnilstion. The garbled text references DARIZ Tune 14 and mentions Waland Henmonen of the Aeth, with unclear details about regulatory actions and potential sanctions involving Savint Tussin Reengation of the Cktaine by Finland.
A New York dispatch from Warsaw dated June 13 reports Bolshevik units breaking into Kiel, attacking a military hospital, and selling valuables. Nurses and Sisters of Charity aided the wounded as Soviet actions surge. Local claims of a looming new army arise as events unfold in the port city.
Reported in The Dial that British plans to evacuate the Buck Sea port of Batum follow recommendations to remove singers and guards to Constarian forts or British warships within a fortnight. The move allegedly aims to safeguard the area amid Azerbaijan government activity and Bolshevik pressure.
Havana reports claim a bomb was aimed at Caruso. Denies blerte and typos aside the theater scare was misread. Officials say no evidence links him to the incident and investigations continue with unclear motives.
Wash ington reports five billion dollars appropriated by Congress for wartime needs and related programs. The act includes rail funding, veterans aid, postal employee pensions, and extensive military and civilian support across multiple departments. Total annual spending reaches about two and a half times the prior estimate, with allocations for transportation, labor, and other federal functions through the coming year.
Samuel Midler, named as an alleged receiver of Wish Jewelry, was indicted on a criminally receiving charge. He appeared at the Tombs in default of $34,000 bail after being arraigned before Judge Mulqueen in General Sessions. The case involves property linked to the Wish jewelry larceny and stems from Christie Street.
A Supreme Court at White Plains heard letters presented by counsel Mia Te Click in a divorce case where Marie T. Clark seeks twenty six a week alimony pending trial. The letters describe abandonment and suggest reconciliation attempts as Clark seeks support while the couple contemplates separation and divorce.
A folded wartime letter from Dr Wren in Long Lake N Y is cited. Ryder reports the letter’s affectionate lines and a playful exchange. The communication reveals personal reflections and imagery of smoking a cigarette in a quiet setting.
Mrs Rashsehy Kliver of Wyversile Driv New York died after dental anesthesia during treatment at a local clinic. She was pronounced dead upon arrival at Trideepent Hospital. Survived by husband, two daughters, and relatives in Bridgeport New York and Connecticut Web and Burble Company. The coroner will review the case.
In a June 14 session Lloyd George informed the House that Britain has representations to the ambassador and that the government seeks firm action. Washington reports the Jones shipping union aims to perpetuate the American merchant marine with wartime tonnage for commercial use, seeking greater American participation. The measure signals no new sweeping laws but would heighten competition between British and American ships for cargoes.
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