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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
13
Reported fierce debate at a conference of steamship lines in Tunis near the east coast of South America over adjusting south bound cargo rates. The Shipping Board proposed a rate cut to spur business, but about ten other lines balked at the plan as exorbitant and unjustified, while opponents argued it would not stimulate south bound trade.
The discussion centered on the drastic cut in freight flow that would render operations uneconomical. The conference ended without a deal and risked a return to pure competition. Shipping Board efforts followed to reconvene and settle the issue at today’s meeting amid rumors of an earlier breakup. Brazil section of the conference declared open rates at some point.
A. H. Bull Co completed negotiations for four freighters of the 2,112 ton class, increasing its owned fleet to twenty three ships. The Bethnor the Macomet the Mason City and the Maddet are the vessels acquired at an undisclosed price. Bethnor and Mad et will be drydocked by new owners and placed in service to Porto Rico. The Bull fleet now totals about 160000 tons, with seventeen ships operated for the Shipping Board.
A garbled OCR style transit of ships and cargo across multiple ports including Vancouver, Kingston, Hoboken, Pier 5 and Pier 3. It lists arrival dates June through August, vessel names such as Tube Cardenas and Red Mask Prats, and references quarantine measures, wages, and cargo like lumber and wine. The piece reads like a jumbled register of ships, dates, places, and duties with many misreads.
Shipping notices list various liner ships and sailings with ports such as Havre, Norfolk, Charleston, London, Havana, and Southampton. It notes dates in June and movements to dock, with expected arrivals and departures, including several transatlantic routes and cargo passenger services.
Long list of ships and routes appears in a maritime notice. Vessels from Norton, Trent, Cunard, Cunard Sydney and others bound for Algiers Gibalters Gibraltar London and Queenstown are scheduled or reported overdue. Several steamships and lines including May & Ives Trent and West Indies routes are noted with port movements. The document records numerous ship names, foreign ports, and sailing times, reflecting a busy schedule of commercial freight and passenger steamers.
Wireless dispatches from Hoboken dated June 30 summarize naval and civilian communications. Agencies and stations including United States Naval Service and CAPE MAY weather and radio warnings are listed with station call signs WRAY W8T and SC sources. The message pool notes publication timing and prompt receipt of reports for Transmitted wire updates and public notice.
A garbled OCR page shows multiple names such as Ambrose, Ambroose, and Ambroone with June dates and locations like Nantucket LV Cape May and Diamond Shoal. Scattered entries reference vessels, times, and places including Ambrone and Mochede with June 22 to June 32 dates.
A stream of dated names and places appears across Nantucket and multiple ports. Mentions include Ambrose Sane, Jerome June, Cherbourg, Cape Money, Norfole, and several June dates. The text lists people, places, and ship or port references in a fragmented OCR style.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple city names and people, mentioning New York Portland Philadelphia and others. unclear event or date details prevent precise reconstruction, but hints at a regional meeting or sports or civic item with named individuals and places.
A scrambled report lists arrivals and movements at various foreign ports, naming ships, captains, routes, and destinations. It mentions journeys from Oman to Italy, Canada, and the United States, with multiple vessels and ports cited in a dense, fragmentary travel update.
Fragmented report from Manchester and New York cites multiple June dates and places, including transatlantic movements, maritime incidents, and a fire aboard a vessel. Names such as Diane Dotler, Corrie, Evans, and Talye appear amid scattered city and harbor references.
Fragmentary text lists people and roles including Manty, Edward P ree comanam, Karl W Leth, and terms like 230. It appears to report a local election or meeting with candidacy or campaign notes, mentioning families or individuals and a possible date or count.
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