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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1920

Page

8

Ancient Babylonia code linked to rental law thefts

Brooklyn detectives arrest Thomas Fenn of Gates Avenue for the fatal hit and run that killed Mrs Katherine Froehner and daughter Esther. A driver identified with license plates and a car broken headlight is under investigation after the Putnam Avenue collision. An unidentified woman was killed in Queens as a car struck near trolley tracks. Catherine Doherty dies. lawyer Teving Levine arrested for felonious assault after striking her as she crossed Master Parkway. A priest gave last rites at Our Lady of Lourdes before Mrs Doherty was taken to hospital.

Brooklyn Katherine Froehner Esther Putnam Trving Railroad Kings Ian and Chimel Miss Firehiner Thententicos Kautian Rogt Fin Fijis Buts Br Wilson Putnam Avenue Maspeth Queens Orden Nolice Elizabeth Beinholdt Ferth Avenue N.Y Catherine Doherty Butler Street Wick Hospital Teving Levine East Thirteenth Street

Liner reports coldest June Atlantic trip

A belated French liner Peanee arrived from Havre detailing an unusually cold June crossing. Passengers noted frigid winds, with cries of spring voyages and extra travelers taken to Ellis Island. Notable aboard included Miss Zou Beckley, Cardinal Rogin, and Captain Basil Stoica among others.

Paesngure Peanee Havre Velin France Ellis Island Tris Uis Tonia Nazaire Rogin Quebec Rome Jeanne d Nilinouphy Tedas Restorda d Basil Stoica Lucy Fox Arthur Gmiham Thompson Henri Klorz Baron de la Cinings A. B. Macomber

Profiteering in Piece Goods Under Study by Trade Group

The International Association of Garment Manufacturers announced policies to curb profiteering in piece goods. No offerings in their exchange bulletin may rise more than two cents a yard above last mill price when determinable. The board argues the cap would cover freight and avoid secondhand speculation, urging listing limits especially on denims and other pieces.

International Association of Garment Manufacturers Exchange Unis Frorder Ascn Piecw Gooda Wisp

Co operation to solve unrest declares Woods

Former police commissioner addresses graduates at Trinity College Hartford urging national unity and calm as unrest and war concerns surface. He warns against narrow views and calls for patient, informed laboratary style inquiry to prevent further conflict and disorder.

Woods Graliates Trineity College Hartford New York Ofan

People of Siste Warned to Help Prevent Pook Famine

Acting Governor Harry J. Walker appoints the Farm Labor Committee to address the state farm labor shortage. The notice urges residents of Siste to assist in preventing a looming famine by supporting farming efforts and following forthcoming guidance.

Siste Harry J. Walker

Two Saved From Suffocation In Slight Blaze

A small fire at Swisa Pastry Restaurant in a 11 story building on Fifty sixth Street and Seventh Avenue prompted two residents Mrs Hart and her sister to flee their fifth floor apartment. Patrolman Dolan rescued Mrs Morse as smoke filled corridors while Walter Harris alerted top floor occupants and fire crews battled the blaze. An ambulance treated the injured and investigators blamed a short circuit for the damage.

Swisa Pastry Negie Hall Fifty-sixth Street Seventh Avenue R.F. Hart Ster Weomien Heeame Martin J. Dolan Walter Harris Auience Fifty Seventh-Street Tifteoxth Street Toshery Mire Hart

More Detectives at Work On Caruso Gem Robbery

Suffolk County forces Pinkerton and Corrigan agency sleuths expanded the Caruso jewel theft probe. Private detective leader William Jones joined the effort as investigators gather evidence for District Attorney Le Roy M. Young.

Easthampton William Jones Jones le Roy M. Young Suffolk County John Doe Athering

Steamship Olympic to resume service July 8

The steamship Olympic, after a lengthy overhaul by 1000 workers, will begin eastward service on July 8 under Captain RF Mayes. The liner’s four White Star boilers and 29 boilers regained full capacity, with 20,000 extra barrels of oil storage and enhanced diesel compartments.

Steamship Olympic Mere Mating Company Cherbourg Ray Ton Cal RF. Mayes Jouve

Warden appoints chef from Sing Sing to death house

In Ossining New York Tim Blanch a chef from Sing Sing was assigned as chief cook for the death house by the warden after inmates complained meals were poorly prepared. His first death house meal was served to the twenty three inmates and met their approval.

Ossining N.Y Tim Blanch Wanayters Sing Sing Blanch Len Lewis i. Lawes

Housing Shortage Deepens in New Rochelle and Vicinity

Officials in Mt Vernon Yonkers and New Rochelle report acute housing shortage with little relief in sight. Instances of profiteering cited as rents jump from 1.90 to a month and other increases push families from cramped spaces. Evictions and pending actions loom as landlords warn rents will rise October 1 amid court concerns.

Mt. Vernon Yonkers N.Y New Machette New Rochelle Dasster Sen Inus Ais The Housing Corporation New Sural Oats

Non Residents Warned To File New York Incomes Tax

Non residents face smart penalties for failing to file returns, warned by Mark Grieos, director of the New York State Income Tax Bureau. The AG and Comptroller say penalties apply if residents do not file by June 4, with efforts to collect taxes due.

Graves Mark Grieos N York Thomas McCran New Jersey New York McCran Tegul Sondersey

Fugitives Captured After Weekend Escape From State Hospital

Three of the escapees were captured Friday night in Jersey City and Hoboken after fleeing from the Horses State Hospital. Burk, Munson, and Stratton were named among those captured or at large, with two others detained and one remaining at large. Authorities sought the final fugitive.

Uretton Jersey Hagens Burke William Munson William Munson, of 10. Weat Seventieth Street, Sau Works and William Stratton South Amboy Nod Tata Hoon

Negro in Car Belts Over Four In A Row Bowling Tragedy

A chaotic street scene unfolds as a Negro driver loses control in a moving car, overturning and striking four people in succession on a West street. Victims include Goldie, Electa, Vic and Violet. Davies fights with onlookers as emergency services arrive. A court summons follows for the driver Rosenhain.

Ornsend St.choles Avenger Ted Goldie Ovine Electa Vic Paradise Meadhuret Avenue Nicholas Avenue Freery Penny Dasix Yeamatley Mowentarte Davies

Reformer Claims Governor Favors Prison Changes

A prison reformer at the Church of the Ascension forum said Governor Smith endorses broader prisoner privileges and would abolish the call prison while noting few inmates would abuse extensions. He claimed 4000 inmates in the country would not be felled by a dog under compulsion and credited political change with improved conditions since Major Lewis Lawes became Sing Sing warden.

BR. Opden Chisalm Church of the Ascension Stroh Fifth Avenue Smith Tate Smithaley Lewis Lawes Sing Sing

Weather Report Reflects Unstable Conditions Across Regions

Weather conditions vary across valleys and districts from Washington to California. Forecasts indicate wind and rain with interior disturbances. A heavy system moving south of Medan affects Clylt sites while antennas report increased turbulence. Overall, unsettled patterns persist with expectations of scattered showers and cooler nights.

Gene Tel Medan Wien Rantiaaene California Walley Shane Watinn

Great Cry and Little Woo Store Proclaims Savings

A historical notice touts a daily store effort to favor customers with fair pricing. It describes keeping a good store, promoting savings, and offering nearly the entire contents at one fifth off actual values while avoiding baiting or urging spending.

Oh Jresmaf

Crown Edge Ribbons for Summer Frocks

A fine quality grosgrain ribbon features the new crown edge, an original picot variation. Available in two widths suitable for narrow girdles, with summer shades including gold French blue orchid flame henna jade pigeon blue brass and conventional shades. 20 percent off each price. Main floor Old Building.

Curtain pricing and patterns at the gallery sale

The notice advertises curtains offered at low prices with 20 percent deductions. It lists 500 pairs of curtains at 3.20 and other heavy satin curtains with hand drawn borders priced from 2.76 to 5.48 after discount. The sale is at the gallery in the new building.

New Bldg Valeance Valance Hem and Horder Ma Gallery

More Printed Summer Voiles Half Price Sale

More Printed Summer Voiles priced 50c yard less 20 percent pay 40c. Describes cool material with chintz chainis and silk designs ideal for summer frocks. Colors and designs appear rich and silk like, offering multiple frocks for the price of one silk dress. Main floor Old Building.

Latinette Skirts Offered At $6.50 With 20 Percent Off

A new lot of one hundred Latinette skirts priced at six fifty with twenty percent discount is promoted. The simple model features a neat waist, shirted back, pockets, pearl buttons, and a belt. Available on the second floor of the Old Building.

India silk for women sportswear at Blow shop

For strenuous sports wear every woman who plays tennis or golf or rides will tell you that India silk is infinitely comfortable and attractive. Heavy silk of excellent quality offered at small price. Blouse with convert height deck and cuff ink type priced at 7.50 less 20. Remarkably good. Another blousy with shallow corded yoke and V-neck with turned back cushion, priced 6.9 less 20. Second floor Old Building.

India Prine

Old-Fashioned Chambray Spreads Ad Text

An aged advertisement describes chambray spreads and belter cuvere options with pricing. It mentions double headsors at a discount and a sale involving a Fourth Gailery in a New Building, with unclear currency and formatting.

Belter

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