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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1920

Page

10

Greek liner brings brides to New York amid shipboard courting

The Greek liner Megalihellas docks in New York with about 100 Greek brides lined along the rails, courting roughly 50 men in four small boats. Photographs and first names aid introductions, while officials fear accidents as eager swains jostle to meet their brides before Ellis Island processing. Notables aboard include George Horton, longtime U S consul, and Mrs Garratt Dreppers, wife of the U S Minister to Greece.

Megalihellas Athens Drs Hongsida Fler Sillith Brooklyn Ellis Island

Modiste Seeks To Clear Name In Reid Divorce

Mme Georgette de la Plante a Paris modiste to wealthy women appeared in Supreme Court to challenge evidence from Reid divorce proceedings. She claims servants' hostility and social friction hurt her reputation and seeks to reopen the case to contradict testimony about her alleged influence on Mrs. Reid.

Modiste Reid Mme Georgette de la Plante Georgette Supreme Court Daniel G. Reid Mabel Carrere Th Reid France

Hearing Leaves Caruso Theft Still a Puzzle

The June 23 Majestic Hall hearing on the Haria Cause jewel theft remains unresolved with no strong evidence for arrest or conviction. Sheriff Kelley cites insufficient proof while noting a lantern seen by a witness may link Fitzgerald the chauffeur to the scene. Multiple witnesses testified amid an East Hampton crowd as the jewel case was displayed.

Tribune Fasthampton L. 1 Haria John Doe Majestic Hall Hiram Sherif Justice of the Peace John ¥. Kelley Suffolk Sherif Enrichetta Fitzgerald al Simpeee Easthampton

Six Month Old Boy Injured Woman Arrested on Assault Charge

A six months old boy suffered fractures of both arms and legs after an alleged assault. Dr. Joseph Costelo at Betlevue Hospital examined the child. Mrs. Anna Rogers, 54, proprietor of a room house on East 1th Street, was detained in West Farms Court. Additional charge of boarding children without a permit was lodged. bail set at $500. Mrs. Rogers testified she left her infant with Rogers about six months ago when it was two weeks old. The morning routine was denied as mistreatment by the defendant.

Joseph Costelo Betlevue Hospital Anna Rogers Vol East 1Th Street Brana Rate McQuade West Farms Additiv Ise Pricanor Sexasong Anna le Hireet Mea Rogers Proprier

Two Girls Confess to $50,000 Hotel Thefts

Two young women confess to stealing jewels and clothing valued around $50,000 at several hotels. They told police they handed the loot to two recently discharged soldiers who allegedly organized the crimes. The suspects, tied to Hotel Monterey and other properties, are held on $5,000 bail each to await the grand jury.

Tan Sephine Monterey John Tnt Prince Grorge Asturia Majestic Heltmont

New Indictment Charges Gimbel Firm on 207 Counts

Federal grand jury files 207 counts accusing Gimbel Brothers executives Freder ik Gimbel Joseph Dowdell and Charles Slawter of profit–price violations. Evidence by John Mitchell and John Johnson shows average profit around 10 percent with claims of improper practices. The defendants await arraignment before Judge Learned Hand with bail set at 1900 each.

Gimbel Brothers Sixth Avene Thirty-third Street Frederik Gimbel Joseph J. Dowdell Charles Slawter Tester Kafer Stanchfield & Lew Counsel Learned Hand Gimbel Slawter Dowdell Hund John J. Mitchell John 8. Johnson Department of Justice Kafer Louis Gimbel

Court Asked to Halt Staten Island Busses

Court seeks injunction to stop municipal bus operations in Richmond Borough as the receiver and Westinghouse interests argue contempt of court. Brooklyn and Manhattan lines already out of commission. Richmond routes may be withdrawn if parallel to rail lines. Judge Chatfield postpones contempt argument for one week.

Grover A. Whalen Traction Company Staten Island Richmond Borough Brooklyn Manhattan Richmond Company Cit Westinghouse Itors vTeland Pedogul Thudga Chatile Unser Whalen Chatfield Fere William J. Carswell Coney Pecuptuue

Father Sues Son for 27000 Over Shipyard Contract

Edward P. Morse Jr testifies that a written contract for shipyard work at Dry Dock and Ite Company's yard valued profits at 1,000 per year plus two percent of net. He claims that during 1910s profits totaled 60,000 with 24,?00 going to him, while his father disputes the figures as the case proceeds in Supreme Court.

Edward P. Morse Jr Refi Im White Edw Skehaneingt

Inquest Finds No Motive in Parsons Death by Own Action

Witnesses at the New Rochelle coroner’s inquest testified that Henry Wimphrey Parsons died by his own action with no clear motive. Friends described a night of drinks in New York, Yale Club, and Pur chase, culminating in his room and a later discovery at Megan Pur chase home, with family denying heavy drinking or intoxication. The coroner, John Stella, returned a verdict of death by own action.

Henry Wimphrey Parsons Peterson Megan Purchase John Stella Wis W. Crocker New Rochelle California Parsons New York Crocker Yalo Yale Clute Gilateluck K Avenue Yale Club Ife Charles Parsons Withosa Winifred Merfares Hogan Ducoveny

Magistrate Bouras Arrested Amid Odd Courtroom Incident

A city magistrate Bernand J. Bouras faced an arrest amid a bizarre scene at Willestune involving trousers, a tailor, and a disputed charge. Onlookers describe a chaotic exchange as a windstorm disrupted proceedings and a dramatic verdict was called during the eye of the affair.

Douras Bernand J. Bouras Willestune Tipton Shop Mas Whalers Whatestan Hotling Mhairietra Hs Orday Dourik Hutney Iit Windayers Diop Windaser

Weather Report From Benet Tornt Pareensteede

A weather bulletin outlines general conditions for the period across Benet Tornt Pareensteede with mentions of temperatures near 60 to 2008 style references. It notes planned fronts or systems affecting the area and provides broad outlooks for days ahead, including rainfall chances and wind hints.

Police rules limits on Volstead enforcement in Maryland

Baltimore reports Attorney General Armstrong ruled that police and state officials are under no obligation to aid federal authorities enforcing the Volstead Act. The question arose from Baltimore police and the state’s lack of prohibition enforcement laws.

Baltimore Armstrong Jutimore Police Donartiont Maryland

Public notice of price deduction termination

A May issued notice states that on Friday July second the store will end the policy of a fifth off its usual prices. The notice asserts prices have remained fair and quality remains high and urges customers to note the change.

Linen Frocks for Women Half Price Sale

Linen frocks offered at half price after a season when prices were double. Five models in green, maize, and printed Persian designs, all cool linen with self material embroidered panels and voile bodices. Display on second floor, Old Building.

Old Hadley Chests on Display at New London Museum

The Old Hadley Chests from the George Palmer collection and the Dhyicht M. Prouty, Esq. collection are shown in the Historical Society Museum in New London Connecticut. The Palmer chest is 28 inches high and 40 inches long with a missing drawer and a carved front. The Prouty chest is illustrated, one is smooth and colorfully painted with a 10 percent height, and another is delicate with two drawers on exhibit in T Warford Toydon Connecticut.

George §. Palmer Museum of the Historical Society New London Conn Dhyicht M. Prouty, Esq Boston Soo

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