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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
11
Commercial bankers monitor a tentative recovery in women's apparel and silk trades while wholesale firms report continued adjustment in cotton and linen goods. Bankers cite limited lending as a restraint, yet some retailers see a brighter outlook with higher labor output and potential price shifts, amid calls for steadier production and wage trends.
Commercial Credits bankers advocate a sharp line beyond which banks should not intervene while fur and raw wool industries face financial difficulties. They urge rendering assistance to wool growers to tide the crisis without sacrificing bold policies, noting a new normal as felt by Wing and others.
Disjointed OCR fragment outlines a corporate restructuring involving Gorham Company, Mount Vernon, and Silversartha. Mentions Make mica Took as president of Snufacturing Com and a board decision affecting financing. Unclear names, dates, or final outcomes due to garbled text.
The report notes improving est grade of Japanese ted at nine dollars per pound with low quotations and rescheduled buying. Prices rise as new sea t Japanese aisks compare with the old season, and buyers seek large quantities. Analysts cite better quality goods affecting whites, yellow crotons, and silk sports as markets advance.
A sea porter reports limited to good assortments in the European market for diamonds and touch finished stones. He notes wartime mine production and African government follow on output, with a decline in value and rising prices for fake ads amid two months of currency exchange shifts.
The report notes cautious optimism in leather trading amid varied quotations and limited price data. Upper and sole leathers feature prominently while buyers seek volumes, with buyers showing patience for clearer pricing signals as market activity slowly broadens.
The docket records involuntary bankruptcy petitions filed in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York against Dominign Proeering Company and West Broadway Mabalities. Receivers named in the actions include Edward Griffiths and others, with debts and claims spanning multiple creditors and assets across Manhattan.
A dense mix of place names and company terms appears, listing firms like Atlanta, Fairchild Service, Carlin, Kent & Cas, Monier, and Boston with scattered streets and dates. The OCR text shows unreliable fragments, many misspellings, and unreadable strings, suggesting a damaged historical classifieds or notices page with scattered business names and locations.
The note cites a buyers event involving ATUANTAGS 3M and Aaron Ife, outlining upcoming engagement and expected actions. Public details are limited. no clear date or location is provided.
A traveler from Bombay, India, T R M Cama, visits Philadelphia with his wife and comments on American habits. He praises American women, dancing especially the shimmy, and notes Americans smoke freely. The account reflects early 20th century observations with humor and cultural stereotypes.
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin notes Parsee life in Bombay as culturally distinct. Mrs Cama, in native rose georgette attire with silver embroidery, causes stir with her appearance while her husband laughs at India’s dress and chewing habits, reflecting cross cultural perceptions.
Deputy Commissioner Burkhardt stated that city beaches would require careful attire guidelines to preserve decency and modesty. He emphasized clear demarcations for appropriate bathing garments while trusting beachgoers to handle remaining details themselves, as reported by the Chicago Daily News.
A June military communiqué lists multiple honorably discharged personnel and new assignments. Officers and captains move between camps and coastal forts, including Port Cavalry, Saumur, Camp Holabird, and Washington Barracks, with several to Cape Henlopen and Baltimore postings.
Navy dispatches list assignments across multiple ships and stations including Washington Annapolis Philadelphia and Arkansa with officers such as Capt TL Wallington and Lt Cam Henry Washburn receiving commands in a broad reshuffle amid unclear campaign details and dates relying on damaged OCR fragments.
Allan Ryans statement attacks the New York Stock Exchanges Board of Governors, accusing them of star chamber style trials and secret intrigues over the Stutz matter. He claims a failed attempt to derail his stock and vows to seek redress in courts while deeming the Exchange actions disgraceful and autocratic.
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