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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1920

Page

28

Greek Brides Arrive as Liner Megalihellas Sails In

Greek liner Megalihellas docks with about 100 brides from Greece bound for American husbands. Couples pair via rail and photos amid noisy scenes as Ellis Island awaiting officials observe cautious matchmaking. Notables aboard include George Horton former U S consul and Mrs Garratt Dreppers wife of the U S Minister to Greece.

Megalihellas Athens Drs Hongsida Fler Sillith Brooklyn Ellis Island George Horton United States Nyrha Fied Bureau of Communications Salonfen Garratt Dreppers United State Greves Geraldine Chiro Tillasea Sreckerphur

Modiste Seeks to Clear Name in Reid Divorce

Mme Georgette de la Plante, the modiste linked to the Reid divorce case, testifies in Supreme Court that servants hated her and claims she was unaware she would be involved. She alleges mistreatment and disputes over social control within the Reid household as the proceedings unfold.

Modiste Reid Mme Georgette de la Plante Georgette Supreme Court Daniel G. Reid Mabel Carrere Th Reid France Mie Kvangeure Ee Orvants Reid Ménaya Mrs. Reid Mr. Reid West Fiftyisth Nest le City Sorel Khe Atlantic Mane Riad Ja Reid Id Henry J. Tonlage Greenwich Conn Carrere Mire Reid

Hearing Leaves Caruso Theft Still a Puzzle

The $109,000 in jewels belonging to Mrs. Haria Cause Will likely remain unsolved, a second John Doe hearing in Majestic Hall hears Sheriff Kelley say there is insufficient evidence for an arrest. The jewel case was exhibited and Fitzgerald the chauffeur described finding it. witnesses offered little to clear the mystery.

Tribune Fasthampton L. 1 Haria John Doe Majestic Hall Hiram Sherif Justice of the Peace John ¥. Kelley Suffolk Sherif Enrichetta Fitzgerald al Simpeee Easthampton Beansuke di Marteni George Fitzgerald Jeen Caruso Titegerald Pitgerald Atorney Young Elizabeth Easer Herter Caryuses Haver T. C. Morford Vras Ferraro

Six Month Old Boy Injured. Woman 54 Arrested

A six month old boy suffered arm and leg fractures after alleged assault. Dr Joseph Costelo of Betlevue Hospital delayed examination. Anna Rogers fifty four, owner of a furnished room house on East 1th Street in the Brana, was held in $500 bail after a bail hearing in West Farms Court. A charge of boarding children without a permit was added. Rogers testified she left her infant with the boy’s mother six months ago. The proprier denied mistreatment.

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 50000 Hotel Thefts

Two young women confessed to conspiring in hotel thefts totaling around 59 000 dollars. They told police they handed stolen jewels to discharged soldiers who organized the crimes. The defendants, identified as residents of 110 Wear Width Street, awaited grand jury action on 5 000 bail each.

Tan Sephine Monterey John Tnt Prince Grorge Asturia Majestic Heltmont

Another Charge Is Filed Against The Gimbel Firm

Gimbel Brothers of Sixth Ave and Thirty third Street face a 207 count federal indictment for violation of the anti profit act. Vice president Frederic Gimbel general merchandise manager Joseph Dowdell and buyer Charles Slawter were bailed at 1900 each after arrest. Investigators John Mitchell and John Johnson traced prices from purchases to charges finding an average profit margin of about 10 percent with a possible 26 percent ceiling. Louis Gimbel denounces the indictment as unfounded while pledging cooperation and noting records show profits never reached the claimed level.

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 action seeks to stop municipal bus service in Richmond Borough after contempt motions by the receiver and Westinghouse interests. Lawyers argue parallel Staten Island routes harm the rail company and prompt immediate withdrawal of fuel bus lines pending further hearings next week.

Staten Island Grover A. Whalen Traction Company 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 Over Shipyard Profit Split Dispute

Edward P. Morse Jr testifies that a written contract for shipyard work at Dry Dock and Shipyard tied to profits. He claims the elder Morse conspired to short his share, alleging a net profit of 1 1 million during 1914 1916 and accusing his father of manipulation while employed as foreman. case to be continued.

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Inquest Finds No Motive Behind Parsons Death

An inquest into Henry Wimphrey Parsons death at Mrs Peterson Megan’s Pur chase home yielded no motive or reason for the suicide. Witnesses, including W Crocker, described predeeds in New York and at Yale Club, with Parsons reportedly drinking and then dying by his own hand. coroner John Stella returned a verdict of death by own action with no further cause established.

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 In Odd City Case

A confusing OCR fragment describes City Magistrate Bernand J. Bouras being arrested amid a tangled scene involving trousers, a tailor, and a Windy Street location. The report lacks clear names and dates, but mentions a court action, a police presence, and a dramatic disruption during a public event.

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

Weather Report for Benet Tornt Pareensteede and Nearby

A garbled weather summary notes general conditions across multiple locations including Benet Tornt Pareensteede and surrounding areas. It references temperatures near 60 to 2008 style data, wind, and precipitation with unclear units and inconsistent place names.

Held Not Bound to Help Enforce Volstead Law

Baltimore dispatch reports that Attorney General Armstrong ruled police and state officers are not bound to aid Federal authorities in enforcing the Volstead Act. The decision comes as Maryland has not yet enacted prohibition enforcement measures.

Baltimore Armstrong Jutimore Police Donartiont Maryland

Public notice of price deduction termination

A formal notice states that on Friday July 2 and near the week’s end July 3 the privilege of a one fifth deduction from usual prices will be terminated. The firm affirms prices will remain just and right with quality considered.

Linen Frocks for Women Half Price Sale

Linen Frocks for Women Half Price features 75 frocks at half price from a season's peak. Five unusual models in cool linen blends with self material panels and embroidery. green linen frock with voile bodice and tied girdle showcases modish silhouette. Second floor Old Building.

Old Hadley Chests in New London Museum Exhibit

Old Hadley chests from the George Palmer collection and others are shown in the Historical Society Museum at New London Conn. One chest is 28 inches high and 40 inches long, 20 inches deep with a missing drawer. Another chest from Boston collector DHycht M Prouty Esq appears mounted and ornamented in light color with about ten inches height and eight feet length. A third delicately crafted chest with two drawers is exhibited in Toydon Conn.

George §. Palmer Museum of the Historical Society New London Conn Soo

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