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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
8
Shipbuilders report an improving business climate with 24 million dollars in shipbuilding and repair contracts secured and total potential orders rising toward 58 million. They expect further growth if federal subsidies pass, noting many wartime orders have expired and fresh construction may begin. The Bureau of Shipping data shows ongoing activity, though the pace varies by yard and ship type.
December 1922 to January 1923 shows gradual traffic growth on the Mississippi Barge Lane, with the Interstate Commerce Commission noting prices at or below railroad charges for gulf port routes. The Mississippi line reports its highest January tonnage in history as more ships move upriver, signaling stronger competition with Atlantic and Great Lakes routes.
A disaster marred the launch of Germany's biggest merchant liner at Hamburg. The immense vessel failed to reach water as a large portion of her keel remained submerged. Tug efforts to float the ship failed. many lives were lost and authorities probe the catastrophe as newspapers report on the Avare departure and the Cappotonia awaiting possible fate.
Soviet pressure to turn away ships at Odessa and Constantinople intensified as a British vessel trying to enter Odessa without a permit was fired upon and forced to retreat, illustrating enforcement of transit rules in the region.
Marine weather notes show a broad region from Ney West to the Caribbean with south to easterly winds and varying cloud cover. Varying speeds, squalls, and occasional showers are noted along the coasts, with forecasted easterly to southeasterly winds persisting into the coming days and across numerous ports from Tampa to Piraeus and beyond.
Fragmented text lists City Island Neiphartt York, Angeraen Wherbrsae, XM, Bins tar, lumser ta ioman Pub. Singur fans Hherweod. Mentions New ’ewnd Fatsche 8 A Carpenter, New York. No clear event or outcome.
A brief wireless naval service report notes activity and status connected to United States operations. Details are fragmentary but indicate ongoing communication and surveillance activities with emphasis on maritime domains and national defense.
A garbled notice lists owners and agents to whom reports must be sent for publication. It mentions independent telegraph services and various stations in New York City Cape May and other locations. Names and dates are unclear, with numerous typos and fragmented lines. The item appears as a public notice about timely receipt of reports for a newspaper.
Maritime timetable lists freight ships due today and passenger vessels expected at various piers including Dor, Southampton, and New York. Entries mention vessel names, departure and arrival ports, and estimated dock times, with multiple lines noting ships from American and British lines and upcoming sailings through June.
Radio figures and names appear in a garbled list with dates in June. The text references individuals such as Henry PM Jens and Ambrose with scattered June dates and numbers, implying a fragmented society or payroll-like record from a historical clipping. The readable items include Ambrose and Kerne CF Ambrose with June dates and multiple numeric codes.
A fragmented OCR reading lists Independent Wireless Telephone Company items with numerous June dates and locations such as Nantucket, Cape Henry, Attica, and various incomplete names and numbers. The garbled text shows schedule-like entries alongside times and June month references, interspersed with partial personal names and numeric values, lacking clear context or complete sentences.
Maritime wire reports arrival of vessels at Galveston on June 1 and at Havana earlier in the day. Goods and cargo details are sparse, with references to routes from Nor and Cupar and to Cuban port activity. Limited readable names and places indicate continued seaborne movements across ports.
Foreign ports arrivals list ships and destinations including Antwerp New York Philadelphia and Manchester. June entries note arrivals at New York Port of New Orleans and Port Elizabeth with vessels such as Reith Scout and Saint George. departures from Quernetown and The Hampton.
Washington June 18 The Supreme Court Coronado Coal Company ruling holds unions liable for damages by their members in strikes. Henry Drinker Jr counsel for the coal company says this will lessen injunctions against unions as courts recognize unions as responsible parties. He notes unions have become legally respectable and employers can’t argue nonliability in federal suits. This shift may curb injunctions and encourage lawful union conduct.
A nineteen year old girl from New York University was shot at her home at 435 it IBTtA Street Bronx. Dr Stephen Spitces of Grand Concourse Bronx faced examination in West Farms court on charges including billeting the wound and Sullivan I violation. Ambulance responded to an anonymous call. detectives forced entry after locating the scene and an accidental discharge was suspected.
The Textile Alliance warns American dye users the United States may lose its share of German reparation dyes. The alliance says dues paid to date, about 16 percent of all imported dyes, will be redistributed by the Reparation Commission after June 40 unless the government appoints a receiver by June 30.
A sprawling vintage catalog clump lists ready to wear clothing, hats, millinery, undergarments, and furniture from multiple cities including Baltimore, Dayton, Denver, Cleveland, Indianapolis, and Louisville. It mentions retailers and store names, sizing, and showrooms, painting a broad image of midcentury retail offerings.
Fragmentary OCR shows a late 19th or early 20th century catalog listing women apparel and accessories from various stores and cities. Items include corsets, undergarments, gowns, hats, shawls, and ready to wear outfits, with vendor names such as Kaufmanns Department, Breslin, and Gimbel. The scattered text references locations like Minneapolis, New York, San Antonio, Savannah, Scranton, and others, suggesting a broad retail spread.
Reported measures discuss forming the Textile Alliance to curb abuses in importing dyes. Freight and trawler diesel engine plans are outlined, including ships Seekonk Hog Island and others, with engines by Burmeister and Wain and Atlas Imperial. A Munson liner Southern Crye faces gale damage with one death and three injuries. The Cunard Berengaria to unveil a new ballroom this afternoon with a formal ceremony.
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