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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1920

Page

15

Bride-To-Be All Dolled Up But Steve Forgets His Date

Miss Esther A. Field of South Plainfield N J was to marry Stephen Hobert in the Church of the Sacred Heart yesterday with bridesmaids and a choir. Hobert failed to appear on time and remains missing. rumors claim a shy nature and a disputed Perth Amboy trip. The Field family and wedding party await word as reporters seek details of the missing groom.

Steve Esther A. Field South Plainfield N. J Stephen Hobert South Hobert Perth Amboy Collet Field Mornine Church of the Sacred Heart Father Baldwin Mery Collins Roselle Park Katherine Wilson William Hebert

Pay Raise Plan Sparks Battle in City Board of Estimate

In a tense Board of Estimate session, Major La Guardia clashed with Comptroller Craig over a proposed 20 percent salary boost for city employees. Amendments expanding increases to Hunter College staff and a $200 minimum faced GOP opposition, while La Guardia pressed to cap rises at $600 with a $200 max. Curran urged restraint, arguing for phased raises, as political appointees allegedly benefit most from any final plan. The proceedings followed earlier near altercations with the comptroller.

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Peter Gelotti Cleared in Liquor Case at Peter's Cafe

Peter Gelotti proprietor of Peter's Cafe at 195 West Ninety-seventh Street was acquitted by a federal jury of selling liquor openly as charged by Rev John Straton. He was convicted on a separate charge of conducting a public nuisance and sentenced to ten days in the Tombs and a $550 fine, with a two day stay to settle affairs.

Peter Gelotti Peter's Bate West Ninety-seventh Street Hand Gianntti Galotti Strat Vicit Galstti Straton David Oppenheim Vear Tneu American Social Hygiene Relation West Porlieth Street Dr. Stratan Peter Murch Wv Burton Dr. Straton Oppenhein Aioent United States Taylor Hywor Chin Spew Gerottt John Te Cordes Cordes Sperial Service Higt McGlynn Finletty Cortis Hollis Luray W. Vows Brooklyn Hollispool Hall Joh E. Tenth United James M. Power Nestor James Shevlin Aris Tony Charles O Connor New York Tharoushiy Bengh Hollis Shevlin Federal Disieee Nul O'Connor Basar Corporation UiviGe Pos

Columbia Students Refuse To Quit Strike-Breaking

Columbia University women workers at the Tutterish Publishing Company renew their walkout in protest of strike-breaking. Forewoman Leonard says the workers will not abandon the strike as the college appeals to the bureau of Columbia University for aid. The students report pay of 1 and meanwhile the strikers earn 18, and assert that President Nickolas M. Rutherford would interfere.

Butler Columba Weversity Tutterish Stary Leonard Neil Th Iter Ater Bad Bureau of Columbia Unie Mixa Ethel Breed Ia Simbke Renkers Mies Leonard Ura Nickolas M Ruther Columbia

Three Boy Injured by Exploding Shell in Newark

Three youths playing with a shell found at a Newark garbage dump were hurt when it exploded. One boy, Frank Fastuni, 3, suffered severe facial injuries and was set afire. two others were wounded with facial and chest injuries. Police closed the dump as investigators probed how the device came to be there.

Newark

Hyslop Messages Through Friends Not Believed By Society

Dr. Walter I. Prince of the Society of Psychical Research says reported communications from Dr. James Hyslop via a Canadian medium lack evidence of genuineness. He notes possible language influence, cannot confirm, and emphasizes awaiting official society findings before public judgments. Hyslop's will, filed in Surrogate’s Court, leaves his real estate to executors and various bequests to family and the America Institute for Psychical Resources.

Walter I. Prince Society of Psychical Research James Hy Hyslop Aushed Dr. Hyslop East Twenty Third Saia Pr. Prines Prince Hyslop Tojor Mi Hedside Hyslop Woo Dr Hyssop Dr. Prince Albert Durrant Watson Luis Benjamin Vanderbilt Toront de Francie

Jersey Dry Director George Van Note Appointed State Enforcer

George Van Note, mayor of Belmar, was named New Jersey prohibition director yesterday to succeed James Edgerton who resigned. Van Note, a veteran of 35 years in Wall Township, has long supported prohibition and previously served under Edgerton.

George van Note Belmar Ned New Jersey James A .Edgerton

Jury Awards $100 to Process Server in White Plains Case

A White Plains Supreme Court jury sustained Mia Charlotte Hebery’s claim against Mrs Anik. Stephen awarding $100 for injuries she alleged occurred when Hebery attempted to serve process. The verdict details describe rough handling during the attempted service.

Supreme Court White Plaine Mia Charlotte Hebery Anik. Stephen Muna Stephens

Prendergast Faults Transit Fare Policy and Public Apathy

William A. Prendergast former New York City Comptroller told the American Manufacturers' Export Association that the public has not awakened to justice in transit fare policies. He criticized administration decisions and warned that bondholders and subways users share a stake in the system while urging public moral support for reform efforts.

New York William A. Prendergast City of New York Mitchel American Manufacturers' Export Association el Neles Prendergast League of Nations William Fellowes Morgan Chamber of Commerce Citizens Transportation Committee Tansini Raport

Hearings resume on attack against 80 cent gas rate

Special Master A S Gilbert presided at 1 Chambers Street as New York and Queens County Gas Company faced testimony over the 80 cent rate. Milo R Maltbie testified on gas property valuation and costs of installation, citing company business and outstanding bills and on hand assets.

New York and Queens County Company New York and Queens County Gas Company A. S. Gilbert Chambers Street William S. Ratsom Wilber W. Chambers Newton Isador Newman Public Service Commission Milo R. Maltbie Maine Maltin Mmi Ransom Geneseo Company Mattbie

Rector's Housekeeper suit ends with verdict for minister

Jury finds Rev James S Holland did not promise life, job, or home for housekeeper and daughter. Case over alleged agreement in the Glen Cove rectory. housekeeper claimed a lifetime position and a home for her child. Jury returns verdict that no binding arrangement existed.

James S$. Holland James Holland St. Paul's Episcopal Church Glen Cove Win Jude Lewis J Miethara Neduyfer Myu Hs Hodsekeeper Ulso Siwerk Mr Molland Merv Nedorfer Tr Holland Motlind

Do the Right Thing at the Right Time in War Price Fight

A merchant recounts a bold wartime price cut in New York and Philadelphia to resist inflation. They claim the move lowered prices one fifth without profit to aid the public good, facing opposition from manufacturers and critics while defending wage- and cost-based price levels.

New York Philadelphia

Store announces one fifth price cut ends in nine days

A public notice states that on Friday July 2 the store will terminate its privilege of a five tenth off reduction. The sale will end after nine days with the store closed Saturday July 3. The discount has long been presented as just and fair given quality.

Amaker

Bargain lingerie and clothing sale spread across Old Building

Today's news bulletin lists envelope chemises and nightgowns priced after 20 percent reductions, 1 200 units from a manufacturer, plus new lingerie blouses, shantung suits, flannel skirts, voile frocks, porch frocks, and wardrobe trunks. Also featured are tennis rackets at reduced rates.

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