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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
41
Public notices reference a surface line connection to the BRP and question whether companies occupy identical buildings. Officials urge public interest as frequent clashes arise during the Traction Investigation, with insiders named and many surnames garbled in the OCR.
Report discusses Finley and Ayres amid debates on how a school index affects state education leadership. Confusing OCR text references several officials and locations, with unclear phrasing about factors of systems and accountability.
A terse report notes Japanese interests seeking oil rights in lower California areas and neighboring states through arrangements with U S firms. The item highlights potential petroleum ventures and regulatory considerations affecting cross border energy exploration.
A damaged notice bundle lists furnished rooms for rent and various lost and found notices. It mentions Mafan events, specific names, locations, and a few scattered prices or dates, reflecting a busy classifieds page with scattered items and rewards.
Fragmented OCR reading shows a mix of employment agency references, accountants names, carpet society notes, and notices about attendance. Readable items include a few names like Maroney and Patel and scattered references to roles, contracts, and a public notice section. The text is partial and lacks coherent events or dates.
A Duluth incident set off by three lynchings spurred Home Guards to rally under pressure from distrustful locals. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People denounced the violence as a national disgrace while authorities prepared for possible protests and further investigations.
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