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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
15
A local retailer promotes an annual spring clearance with emphasis on low prices and flexible credit terms extended for one year. The advertisement urges customers to avoid Broadway prices and seek value with immediate deals and extended financing options.
Merchants report the harbor strike has collapsed as unions lose grip on port operations. William Fellowes Morgan and W. G. Besler announce the end of the longshoremen and truckmen walkout, with freight flowing again and a plan to raise a $10,000,000 fund to back independent port improvements. No reemployment of striking workers.
CHICAGO June 28 Everything possible is being done to expedite the decision on wage demands of railroad employees the Railway Labor Board announced today The board did not receive President Wil missaccsenyte re Guentines an immigrant decision Inte to-day but after reading dispatches from Wiel reorge W Misiver public representative on the ver and chairman of ite publicity sonmittop made a statement that could be construed as an apology for delay The board had not apologized The hearing was completed only works ago and the board now devoting time to the consideration after several hundred schedules which must be issued A decision in sight The decision will be forthcoming in a period likely within ten days or ten minutes than a month
Union asserts a strike epidemic was averted following actions by the Hill Labor Board and subsequent measures. The report notes no further escalations and outlines the temporary containment of railway labor tensions.
The article argues that either choice represents a strong investment, highlighting steady returns and solid long term value for cautious buyers seeking reliable growth. It emphasizes balanced risk and potential tax advantages for prudent portfolio diversification.
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports lingering work stoppages yesterday with 1170 service employees absent in Philadelphia, 90 of 98 crews at work, 21 returnees on the Baltimore division, and 29 conductors plus 96 trackworkers still out. In the Baltimore district 33 of 39 crews operated by regulars and volunteers.
ALBANY June 23 Princess Della Pattra who claims to be a Cleopatra princess will be extradited to California to face charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. Acting Governor Waike granted the request of California authorities. She was arrested in New York two weeks ago on complaint by Lunch uchle of Los Angeles. He says he lent A100 to fund a life of Egypt motion picture. The princess did not attend the hearing but was represented by J D Wetmore of New York who said the money was a gift.
Buffalo delegates at the Northern Baptist Convention call for Protestant representation on treaty making bodies. President Delos C. Shull urges interchurch cooperation to ensure hearing for Protestantism on every treaty. Ren Havin seeks eleven new school endowments and highlights facilities lacking for Indians and enslaved groups.
Public utilities in the city await federal action to supply coal, preventing disruption of transport and heating. Officials in Washington assured the Interstate Commerce Commission would route and allocate fuel to New York, with permits required for shipments to tidewater points and bunker coal for ships abroad largely prohibited.
Foreign coal production shortfall forces large lines to source most supplies domestically. Arrangements exist to keep major liners operating under new restrictions, ensuring continued service despite the tightening.
Metropolitan Museum exhibit features a jewel box and a toilet box from about 1950 B.C. found in a princess tomb with accompanying jewelry and toilet vases. Egypt materials from postwar shipments reflect the museum’s 1915–1917 expeditions. Also on display is an altar piece from the Church of San Leonardo near Verona by Gerolamo dei Libri.
In Hausen Holland on June 28 the coalition reported improvement in the former German Empress condition as her son former Crown Prince Frederick William left for Weir. He had been exiled about a year or two ago due to concern over his mother health after a severe heart attack that prompted alarm among the attending doctors. She remains weak and in inactive invalidism yet showing signs of rally.
Spanished dramatist Jacinto Benavente wins the Nobel Prize for literature this season. Nance O'Neil stars in The Passion Flower, closing Newark season Saturday night. O'Neil plans a Madrid summer visit with Benavente, resuming her tour in August. A separate notice mentions Nellie Revell at Lohan Harris Theater selling seats amid lively response. Rachel Barton Butler prepares a Children’s Theater program for New York and Los Angeles. Shubert unveils Century promenade with dining and entertainment options, opening Thursday night with The Lent at 9 and The Midni ars.
The Winter Garden to night curtain rises at eight o clock with Herbert Grimwood of England and Oscar Asche among guests. The Mecca Oriental is set to host a few days spectacle as plans unfold for Crett Chicago and New York productions.
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