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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1920

Page

34

Underworld Conspiracy Tied to Food Prices Say Public Markets Chief

Edwin O Malley, Commissioner of Public Markets, charges speculators and traders with secretly driving up prices in the city. He estimates dumped perishable carloads and high freight costs inflate costs, calling for terminal markets in Gansevoort Market area Manh\attan Bronx and Brooklyn to curb profiteering.

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 delaying the County Courthouse project citing high costs and greater need for homes. Walter T. Arndt said bids showed foundation and superstructure would run about 7,000,000 above net estimates, risking a total cost near 14,000,000 for the complete building.

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

Investment Pitch for Mortgage Certificates

A promotion describes a safer investment in Mortgage Certificates with guaranteed principal and interest through the Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Company. It claims no sensational profits, offers 5 1 4 percent return for three years or more, and emphasizes guaranteed payments to attract cautious investors.

Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Company

Citizens Union questions courthouse project bids

Mr. Arndt argues the city should not proceed with the new courthouse now. He cites high material and labor costs and warns a large public building would delay private housing construction, worsening the housing crisis as scarce labor and materials are diverted to public works.

Arndt Citizens Union

Violinist Paddles 650 Miles in Fifteen Days

Violinist Preston W. Bryant paddled 650 miles from Toronto to New York in fifteen days in a sixteen foot cruiser canoe. He started June 1 from Toronto with stops at Hamilton Port Dalhousie Welland Canal Lake Erie Buffalo Tonawanda Berge Canal Troy and finally the Hudson at 206th Street. He averages about 43 miles daily and spent $80 on the journey.

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 of murder near Rincon

In Savannah on June 21 Philip Gaithers, a negro, was lynched near Rincon after confessing to killing Miss Anza Tandon, 17. A mob of several hundred gathered as oil was poured on his clothing and he was chained to a tree. A torch failed and shots fired caused his death, with spectators collecting body parts and clothing. No arrests were reported.

Savannah Philip Gaithers Rincon Gay Irg

Union Radio Men Let Two Shi and Hold Others Up

In Liverpool on June 21 permission was granted for the steamers Haverford and Belgie to sail without union operators aboard to avoid passenger inconvenience. Ten or twelve other steamers, some bound for the United States, would be held up unless the wireless operators strike is settled, as stewards seamen and firemen refuse to go aboard.

Liverpool Wireless Operators’ Association Haverford Belgie United States

Plot to Slay Persian Ruler Discovered in Teheran

A June 21 dispatch from Teheran reports a plot against the Shah of Persia and his Cabinet was discovered during the night of June 15-16. Precautionary measures were taken following the discovery.

Paris Hayas Teheran Persia

Arrest Near in $400 000 Caruso Jewel Theft

In Easthampton on June 21 the Suffolk County District Attorney prepares for the second John Doe inquiry into Enrico Caruso's jewel theft. Detectives chase leads from New York after a mysterious on Seabury Beach, with an abandoned boat found and Caruso’s staff questioned. Mrs Caruso vows full pursuit of thieves.

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 Over Jurisdiction

Mary Pickford and her ex husband Owen Moore contest Nevada authorities claiming no jurisdiction over their acts and cannot be summoned. Nevada Attorney General Fowler seeks to null the spring divorce. Judge McCarran allows a special appearance to oppose publication of the summons with a July 10 move to void the action at Minden.

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

Five Minute Honeymoon Ends With Missing Husband and $1000 Loss

Mrs. Anna Welton testified in Supreme Court that a five minute honeymoon with Frederick Welton cost $1000 and ended with him vanishing. She seeks an annulment, alleging deceit and an abrupt disappearance after a brief ceremony and a bank withdrawal.

Anna Welton Cohalan Supreme Court Frederick Welton Finee Welton

Sugar Rationing Fails To Begin On Set Date

Sugar rationing scheduled for June 21 failed to take effect in hotels and restaurants except in a few cases. Alain W. Riles of the Flying Squadron said notices had been sent to hotel and restaurant members and wholesalers would limit purchases. The system aimed to conserve sugar until the Cuban crop arrives in fall, resting on a broader wartime food program.

Alain W. Riles Hotel Menta Association Riley Holesale

Shooting at the Art Stants Ends in Buckshot Wounding

Albert Flowers twenty four is hospitalized after being shot in the back with buckshot by a identified assailant Blowers. Miss Hattie Williams, with Flowers at a stair entrance, says she heard nothing before the over. Blowers was captured by posse at the hospital. no arrests have been made to clear up the incident.

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 swerved on the Orange County Turnpike at Bear Mountain Road. The machine plunged over an embankment. Mrs Webber was flung and struck her head on a telegraph pole while her husband escaped with minor injuries. She is in Tuxedo Hospital and believed to be dying.

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 aid governments in budget cuts

The Paris committee for the American delegation to the International Congress of Chambers of Commerce proposes that chambers advise governments on expenditure and personnel reductions. Adjutant General Charles Hl. Sherrill supports the move, arguing it would restore public faith amid postwar strain after New York State spent $4,000,000 on war costs with chamber guidance.

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 report says Provisional President Adolfo de la Influence will convene a full cabinet meeting for the first time since 1913. He plans ceremony with ceremonial attire and civilian dress for ten diplomats in attendance.

Mexico Mexico City Adolfo de Influerta Fiihig

Curfew for Men Urged To Make Women Safe

Sunrise Club hears Miss Amy Wren advocate a night curfew for men after 8 pm to preserve morality and protect working women. Speakers blame male power and old laws for hindering women’s night work while arguing legislation could curb immorality and safeguard workers.

Sunrise Club Amy Wren Café Boulevard Miss Wren

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