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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
51
A chaotic industry scan shows retailers adopting cautious purchasing in anticipation of a fall slowdown. Analysts cite tighter inventories and selective sourcing as brands face shifting demand, competition, and price pressure while trying to protect margins.
A fragmentary report notes a decline in wool purchases linked to alleged substandard sourcing. The text references public fear and possible directives, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR. Key entities are unreadable, hindering precise identification of persons or organizations.
Jewelers report busy repair departments despite weak retail sales. Fifth Avenue and downtown shops show long lines at repair desks with watches dominating work. Makers blame uneven quality in recent years and warn high priced goods face resale losses as wholesalers and retailers struggle with demand.
A dense OCR dump lists numerous names, firms, and notes of judgments, familiar entities, and public notices across New York and surrounding areas. Entries mention Fidelity and No Reos, Rosenberg, Frncusin, and many others with various dates, sums, and affiliations, creating a mosaic of legal and business records.
In a sprawling 1920s era commerce listing the Fairchild service and numerous vendors from Boston to Atlanta display offerings of clothing fur goods and home wares. The page notes a large fair and market activity with many names and firms across the United States trading in textiles, hardware, and household items. The long scanned column cites assorted firms and products and references a forthcoming sale date in July.
Market notes show a slight advance in cotton futures amid a mixed weather outlook. Statements from traders highlight cautious sentiment and modest price gains driven by weather expectations and demand signals.
A fragmented newspaper clipping blends notices of deaths and local happenings. It mentions Katherine Wolfie Passes Away at Age 96 and W. D. Moore, a Brooklyn builder, dying after 41 years of work. The text meanders through names, places, and scattered phrases, with little coherent context beyond brief obituaries and generic remarks.
Cotton goods stocks grow while mills ship later deliveries as merchants anticipate sustained price cutting. Officials in the National Garment Retailers Association prepare to meet DOJ officials to discuss profit margins, while drug markets show declines and European imports rise. Flour prices in Minneapolis fall as wheat markets weaken, with mills adjusting family patent quotations.
The New York Stock Exchange moved to expel Allan A. Ryan amid charges of conduct unbecoming a member and possible short selling by exchange customers. Ryan refused to testify in his defense, expecting the exchange to issue a ruling after governors meet behind closed doors. He urged open action and signaled readiness to confront the board publicly, despite pressure and potential penalties.
Sister De Sales, formerly Elizabeth Kane, dies at 70 in a Westchester convent. Her family included veterans who served in the US and Britain, with ties to World War I and notable clergy. The obituary notes her lineage and association with the convent community and a chaplaincy.
Chester N. Joe Williams, a noted contractor and sports promoter in Westchester County, died after a career linked to athletic events and civic groups. He was active with local Elks, Knights of Pythias, and other associations, advancing community sporting efforts and youth programs.
Edwin Nagle, a stage actor born in Yonkers, is to be buried today in Yonkers. The notice mentions his birthplace and funeral arrangements, with details taken from a fragmented obituary record.
Fragmentary notes describe a woman linked to Joba ttt and a quartermaster, with references to the Civil War and a long presidency in a troubled county. Text is garbled, but hints at historic ties and personal lineage, including mentions of a Hall of Fame era and a survivor sheet.
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