Piers To Be Cleared Of Freight By Week’s End
Freight movement at the port continues as the Citizens Transportation Committee, aided by independent truck operators, speeds unloading. Over 6,000 tons moved since efforts began, with 2,500 cotton bales remain on Magan Line piers due to embargoes. debate over a public tariff for truck service and potential general strike actions involving unions and shipping interests are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Transportion Committee
Frederick A Molitor
Citizens' Transportation Committee
Tany
Citizens’ Transportation Committee
Molitor
New England
Citietion Committee
Gabrel Molitor
Citier Unspartition Committee
O'Connor
Fedon of
Rike
Te. O'Vonnor
Marchute
Sixteenth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Strikig
Yeseriiz
William Fellowes Mercun
Merchants
Sir Sporgan
Pier A
New York
Morgan
Steamshin Company
We. Morgan
Federal Sugar Company Wins Point in Suit
The Failtrol Stzar Refining Company secured a victory the day before, as its defense team led by Julius Meyer argued before the United States Sugar Equalization Board in a contract dispute with the Norweg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Sugar Company
Failtrol Stzar Refining Company
Feder Fudge
Julius M Ceyer
United States Sugar Equalization Board
Norweg
Satisfaction Guaranteed Shopping Slogan Flourish
A fragmentary ad style passage touts satisfaction guaranteed or money back. It highlights shops selling shirts neckwear hosiery and other furnishings priced to satisfy and styled to satisfy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Shops
Government Food Commission Contract Contested
A damaged report notes a dispute over a 1800 ton grain delivery contract with Norway. It cites the Food Administration, embargo impacts, and actions by George M. Relpi and Ralph affecting export bans, certificates, and loan refusals in 1918 under Delaware law.
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Government Food Commission
Carie Onet Willebothe
Norwegian Commission
United States
Ieme Food Aedmiinistration
Wis Mimed
George M. Relpi Wre
Isaye & Perinst
Sigur Company
Italph
Sigur
Bord
Delaware
Vale
Adequate Supply of Coal Expected Soon
Secretary James B Walker of the Public Service Commission reports from Washington that it will be days before the Interstate Commerce Commission can rush coal to New York City to avert transport disruptions. Meeting with Interboro Rapid Transit and gas officials, leaders plan to press railroads and the ICC to speed coal movement and ease terminal delays to ensure adequate supply in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Walker
Thable Service Commission
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Mgr. Whiker
Tnterborough Rapid Transit Company
Gas
Vice Ames
Asting E
Alfred M. Barrett
Barre
Tytorboroughad
Vons
Brooklyn Rapid. Transit Company
Interstate Conastroust Jrresidents
A. 1
New York Central
Samuel Rea
Penney
Wisl
Interstate Commission
Girl Fatally Shot by Fellow Worker at Is Street Office
A coworker discharged a revolver in an Is Street office, striking Miss Jackons in the body. The shooter, George Friedwald, surrendered after the accident and faces manslaughter charges. The victim died yesterday at St Jamis Hospital.
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Duckson
Harker Ewer
George Friedwald
Is Street
St Jamis Hospital
Friedwald
Friddwild
Coal Hearings Reopen Miners Seek Six Dollar Day
The commission convenes in Scranton to settle a wage dispute as coal hearings resume for a three week session. Miners push for a six dollar daily wage, aiming to secure higher pay amid ongoing labor negotiations.
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Commission
Scranton
Hearings Open on Wage Strife Between Coal Operators and Miners
Scranton June hearings of the coal commission appointed by President Wilson focus on wage demands in the anthracite fields. Miners seek a six dollar daily living wage, eight hour day, and rate standardization, with a major push for industry reform to raise public welfare and reduce living costs. Officials from both sides summarize positions as advocates argue for living standards amid profits.
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Scranton
Anthracite Coal Commission
Wilson
Thes Iity
Willan
May State University
WT. Connell
Tarion
Nou’ Barey
McAdoo
Johp Z. Dempsey
Thomas Kennedy
Christopher Phen
Cormittens
Philip Murray
Indianapolis
United Mine Worke Warriner
Philadelphia
Richanl
Potteville
Murray
Penneyivania
Proliterr
Muhw Fv
Aduit
Profit on Coal Rises 13 Cents a Ton in March
Federal Trade Commission report shows coal production statistics for March with a margin of 42 cents per ton. The release notes gains in output but notes uneven shifts in tonnage compared with February, as brokers and operators adjusted margins and volumes.
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Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Marek
Unclear OCR: Production and cost deltas across month
Fragmentary text reports shifts in output and cost, noting a 4 percent reduction in price and a 3 percent output increase. Mentions February suspension of minor workers and monthly averages around 14.1 units and 1.0 unclear measures. References to a commission and aggregate tonnage 1007062.
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Exen
TS Aguist Uy
Opera
Cpm Qvarege
Janne 1
Department of Labor to Appeal Release of Reds
The Department of Labor said it will appeal a federal court’s decision on deportations. The ruling affects only the Boston district, and the department plans to continue removals of aliens linked to the Communist Party. The statement notes parole for some cases and indicates the decision covers only specific members.
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Boston
Post
Washington
Hediston
Huston
Wilson
Tabor Department
Didee Andersons
Maid
Sisty
Pringivalyy Warssaing
Pott
Gerisiliss
Wive
Lahr
Nigee
Kaiser Not Safe Yet Premier Telis Commons Kaiser
Kaiser and Premier Telis Commons face unsettled debate as the House of Commons weighs German participation in the League of Nations. The discussion centers on the fate of the former German Emperor and the country’s postwar obligations, with Lloyd addressing questions amid a unsettled parliamentary mood.
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Kaiser
Telis Commons
Lonton
Aris
Wile Suurasse Avain Alleges Broker Was Married
The Supreme Court heard allegations by Wile Suurasse Avain that her broker husband was married to another woman. Mirroring prior suits, she seeks dissolution of their marriage and claims damages for alleged professional misconduct by Dr Dye Good.
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Wile Suurasse
Avain
Xanoleon Sitnun Waurassi
Stoel
Supreme Court
Mim
Helene Beuresn
Haurasse
Jim
Kourasse
Henry Secretly Taken Before The Grand Jury
Henry faced the grand jury and refused to answer after being warned of immunity. He was questioned about meetings with officials in Washington on a date in March and confronted with threats of contempt if he did not testify. The proceedings showed tension as his counsel advised silence and the jury pressed for responses.
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Gentiau
Hener
Ict
Gms
Eltheu
Dolics Commission
Aer 1d
Inttes
Benyora
Sing
Murphy
Henry
Tbs
Hu Mycle
Heney
Elief
Goekelty
San Francie
Rgd
Tim Raul
Bailie
Almirall Grand Jury Indicts Rand and Others
Fragmentary note says the Almirall grand jury plans to fetch Horsy for the swore that James and others, including a gambler, were involved in a conspiracy to obtain evidence. The passage hints at intent to procure indictments for conspiring.
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Almirall Grand Jury
Rand
James Iu
Mith
Bedford Laboratory May Be Reopened for Use
A Bedford facility once used for social hygiene and medical testing may return to operation. Reports suggest a reform committee, following charges and an investigation, discussed restoring the laboratory at the reform institution and reinstating supervision of inmates and related installations.
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Bedford
N.Y
Ohn D. Fallie Reformlon Jy
Gioletti Assures Wilson of Cooperation for Peace
In Washington the minister Giolets assured veterans in Toston Wilant of cooperation with Wilson for peace. He stated that the United States presses the cause of peace and seeks national unity. The message followed a greeting to pangetsy May and reflects ongoing efforts toward stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gioletti
Wilson
Gioits
Oil by Elec ents Converse Problem
The text discusses an electrical investigation into a geological topic with references to deposits and regions. It mentions an inverse problem and insular coil finish and hints at potential hiring for a project. The fragmentary content lists several technical terms and unclear phrases without clear conclusions or outcomes.
Appellate Court Affirms Customer Verdict
The Appellate Supreme Court sustains a $21 verdict against Reuben Pier Shops Inc. after a municipal court ruling. The decision covers costs and reflects on procedural questions about pretrial motions and state law, with judges noting discretion in court actions and emphasizing public interest in fair outcomes.
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Yeotord Nate
Ribins St. Mainvereid Munteigel Court
Reuben Pier Shops, Inc
Appelute Supreme Court
Tveabey
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