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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
33
A local store advertises an annual spring clearance with extended credit options. It urges customers not to pay Broadway prices and promotes one year of credit. The ad emphasizes aggressive discounts and flexible payment terms.
At a Rail Club luncheon, William Fellowes Morgan and W. G. Besler declared the harbor unions defeated. They said the longshoremen and truckers strike has collapsed, freight congestion easing, and open shop operations prevail as leaders announce plans to raise a 10 million dollar fund and press legal action against noncompliant shippers.
CHICAGO June 28 Everything possible is being done to expedite the decision on wage demands of railroad employees the Railway Labor Board all today The board did not receive President Wilmissacsenyte re Guentines an immigrant decision Inte today but after reading press dispatches from Wiel reorge W Misiver public representative on the ver and chairman of ite publicity sonmittop winonticed ng statement cal be made and might he construed as in apology for delay and that the board had nn apoloi 6 mike I Uitte hearing worn completed only works ago Mr Hanger pointed and the howard was now devoting AW ie timn the consideration after several hundred schedules which mut he issued Decision In Sight The decision will He forthcaming I vin a predensble length of Une iat kevdeelinnd te dotinw Ruch reanon time Neers of the board pres viously had indicated that the duelaon ight be tends within ten uve or ten inlets than a month
A union announces the strike epidemic has been averted following a decision or action by the Hill Labor Board. The report notes no ongoing strikes and highlights officials and agencies involved in preventing further labor disruptions.
The article highlights two choices considered ideal investments for readers seeking reliability and steady returns. It emphasizes proven performance, diversified risk, and potential growth in varied market conditions.
A Pittsburgh Central News report summarizes that fifteen men who walked off the New York Central yards returned to work on the Pennsylvania Railroad. In Philadelphia 1170 service employees did not report, with 90 of 98 crews active. Baltimore division saw twenty-one men back, but thirty-nine crews largely staffed 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. She was arrested in New York two weeks ago on a Los Angeles complaint. A Los Angeles man said he lent 100 to finance a life of Egypt film, which never moved forward. Her NY attorney J D Wetmore said the money was a gift.
Buffalo opening of the Northern Baptist Convention features President Delos C. Shull urging better Protestant representation at treaty making councils. He argues AMI rights arise from treaties and calls Evangelical churches to appoint delegates to ensure Protestant hearing on every treaty. Ren Havin proposes eleven new school endowments and notes many Indians and negroes lack access to education due to facility shortages.
Public utilities in the city learned the federal government would supply coal to prevent service interruptions. Officials in Washington said the Interstate Commerce Commission would route shipments from New York mines to tidewater points, with export coal largely prohibited. The move aims to assure fuel for heating and lighting as ships bound abroad face tighter restrictions.
The movement will last only until local needs are supplied. A coal shortage abroad forces major lines to source most fuel domestically. They have arrangements to keep large liners running despite new restrictions.
Metropolitan Museum of Art displays a jewel box and a toilet box from about 1950 B C found in an Egyptian princess tomb alongside jewelry and toilet vases. The exhibit includes newly received Egyptian material from the museum's 1915 1197 expedition and an altar piece from the Church of San Leonardo near Verona by Gerolamo dei Libri, depicting the Madonna and Child.
Hausen Holland June 28 The coalition of the former German Empress improved this morning as her eldest son former Crown Prince Frederick William left for Wier this afternoon. He was exiled two years ago over concerns about his mother s serious illness. The former empress suffered a severe heart attack on Monday that greatly alarmed the attendants. She rallied but remains far from strong and in inactive invalidism.
Span ish dramatist Jacinto Benavente is awarded the Nobel prize for literature this season. His best known U S play The Passion Flower features Nance O'Neil, who will close the Newark season this Saturday. O'Neil plans a Madrid visit to resume touring in August. A Dallas style notice mentions Nellie Revell at Lohan Harris Theater July 12 with letters asking for seats and services. Rachel Barton Butler, author of Mamma's Affairs, prepares a Children's Theater program for New York fall. Shubert reports Century promenade with restaurant and entertainments opening west Thursday night featuring The Lent and The Midni ars.
The Winter Garden opens tonight at 8 with Herbert Grimwood of England in a London style performance. Oscar Asche and Iris Crett are linked to the show with plans for a Mecca Oriental spectacle. Plans include Ben BR directing at a Chicago theater, with a busy schedule across New York venues and other cities.
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