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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1920

Page

16

Underworld Food Trade Conspiracy Highlighted by Official

Edwin O'Malley, Commissioner of Public Markets, accuses speculators of creating artificial shortages to raise food prices. He cites drained perishable carloads at Port Newark yards and fraudulent rejections sold to the same firms. He proposes three terminal markets in Gansevoort Market, Manhattan, the Bronx, and Brooklyn.

Edwin O'Malley We. O'Malley Mir Port Kearney Jersey City Mr. Oialley Jeaey City Pennsylvania Railroad Company O'Malley Gansevoort Market Mankettan Bronx Brooklyn

Postponement of Building New Court House Urged

The Citizens' Union urged the Board of Estimate to delay building the County Courthouse. Secretary Walter T. Arndt said bids for foundation and superstructure put the cost at about 7 000 000, near the total original estimate of 14 000 000 for the completed building. The union cited high costs and the need for homes over new courthouse facilities.

Citizens Union Citizens’ Union Walter T. Arndt Board of Estimate Fone Tw County Mr. Arndt

Investment pitch for Mortgage Certificates guarantees

A sales pitch explains that buyers of Mortgage Certificates have principal protection and guaranteed interest. It asserts Payment is guaranteed by the Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Company with no risk of loss, offering investors 5 1/2 percent net, for three years or more.

Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Company

Citizens Union urges delay on new courthouse project

Mr. Arndt cites bids showing the courthouse should not be built now. He says high costs and material shortages, plus the need to resume private housing construction, argue against a multi million dollar public project at this time.

Arndt Citizens Union

Violinist Paddles 650 Miles in Fifteen Days

Violinist Preston W. Bryant completed a 650 mile paddle from Toronto to New York in fifteen days, finishing at the Hudson shores 206th Street. He carried greetings from Toronto Mayor Thomas T. Church to New York Mayor Hylan and averaged over forty miles daily despite a prior storm rescue.

Preston W. Bryant Manhattan Toronto Hudson River 206Th Street Toronton Canada New York Hylan Mr. Bryant Lake Ontario Hamilton Port Dauhousie Welland Canal Lake Erie Buffalo Niagara River Tonawanda Berge Canal Troy Hudson

Lynching Follows Confession In Miss Anza Tandon Killing

In Georgia near Rincon a Black man named Philip Gaithers was lynched after confessing to the murder of 17 year old Miss Anza Tandon. A crowd of several hundred gathered as oil was poured on his clothing and a torch was lit. When he broke the chains a fusillade killed him and spectators scrambled for body parts and clothing. No arrests were made.

Savannah Philip Gaithers Rincon Gay Irg

Union Radio Men Let Two Shi and Hold Ups

Liverpool June 21 Permission has been given by the Wireless Operators Association for the steamers Haverford and Belgie to sail without union operators aboard to avoid inconveniencing passengers in Liverpool. Ten or twelve other steamers due to sail soon, some bound for the United States, will be held up unless the wireless operators strike is settled as stewards, seamen and firemen refuse to board them.

Liverpool Wireless Operators’ Association Haverford Belgie United States

Plot to Slay Persian Ruler in Teheran Disclosed

A June dispatch reports a night time plot against the Shah of Persia and his Cabinet was discovered. Precautionary measures were taken following the disclosure as authorities investigate the attempted attack.

Paris Hayas Teheran Persia

Arrest Reported Near in $400000 Caruso Jewel Heist

Suffolk County District Attorney Leroy M. Young planned a second John Doe inquiry in Easthampton for the Enrico Caruso jewel theft case as detectives chase leads from Seabury Beach to New York. Mrs. Caruso vows full effort. Geriald the chauffeur remains at work while investigators press servants and inspect abandoned boats for clues.

Easthampton Leroy M. Young Suffolk County John Doe Enrico Caruso Crly Beief New York Seabury Beach Lake Georgica Caruso Figerald W. C. Morford Lak Coast Guard Ama|gunset Montauk Point Connecticut di Martini William A. Jones

Mary Pickford Fights Nevada Summons

Mary Pickford and Owen Moore contest Nevada court summons arguing lack of jurisdiction in Nevada affairs. Nevada Attorney General seeks to null divorce, while Judge McCarran upholds Nevada statutes. A July 10 hearing in Minden will decide on publication of the summons and related motions.

Los Angeles Fairbanks Owen Moore Nevada Carson Ga McNab McCarran Mairbanks Reg Minden

Five Minute Honeymoon Ends With Missing Husband and Lost $1000

Mrs Anna Welton told Justice Cohalan that a five minute honeymoon with Frederick Welton cost her $1000 and her husband vanished. She seeks an annulment alleging a fraud in a July 1919 meeting and a hotel departure with the money. The case underscores a public dispute over a sudden marriage and disappearance.

Anna Welton Cohalan Supreme Court Frederick Welton Finee Welton

Sugar Rationing Fails To Begin On Date Set

Sugar rationing planned for hotels and restaurants did not start yesterday, except in a few places. Hotel and restaurant officials said notices were sent and expect rationing to take effect soon, with wholesale sugar dealers limiting purchases to conserve supply. The program runs until fall awaiting the next Cuban crop.

Alain W. Riles Hotel Menta Association Riley Holesale

Vague shooting wounds Albert Flowers in Guovnesvild

Albert Flowers twenty four is hospitalized with buckshot wound to the back after a close range shot tied to a man named Blowers and Miss Hattie Williams. Williams did not hear the shot. Blowers was captured by posse at the hospital. No suspect yet cleared.

Guovnesvilde Albert Flowers To-Ly Hattie Williames Nick Strawherrie Mise Williams Huard Posse Tate Lie Pen

New York Woman Near Death As Sidecar Leaps Of Bank

Mrs. Daniel Webber of 1304 Ninn Avenue Bronx New York City was seriously injured when a sidecar motorcycle driven by her husband plunged from an embankment at the Orange County Turnpike Bear Mountain Road. She is in Tuxedo Hospital believed to be dying. The machine leaped a ditch after loss of control.

Middletown N. Y Daniel Webber Ninn Avenue Bnrox New York City Orange County Turnpike Bear Mountain Road Webber Tuxedo Hospital

Chambers of Commerce urged to advise governments on reducing expenditures

Paris June 21 The American delegation's Committee on resolutions proposes that national and local chambers offer business guidance to governments on cutting costs and personnel. Adjutant General Charles Hl Sherrill cited wartime lessons, including New York State's $4,000,000 war-spending figure, to bolster the call for public faith in governance.

Paris International Congress of Chambers of Commerce Charles Hl. Sherrill New York Congress Chambers of Commerce Goer Sheil Phen Times Chambers of Commeree Adjutant General's Office New York State

Mexico to Hold First Full Cabinet Session Since 1913

Mexico City reports Provisional President Adolfo de Influenta will chair a full cabinet meeting for the first time since 1913. He plans to wear diplomatic garb and will include ten civilian officials in attendance.

Mexico Mexico City Adolfo de Influerta Fiihig

Curfew for Men Urged to Make Women Safe

Miss Amy Wren urged Sunrise Club to back an 8 pm curfew for men to protect working women. She argued the alleged immorality of night work rests on male power and laws, calling for legislation to keep men off streets after eight.

Sunrise Club Amy Wren Café Boulevard Miss Wren

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