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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
33
Commercial bankers report improved trade pulse after a period of adjustment in women’s apparel and silk goods. They note potential for higher production and longer hours without wage increases, while labor views vary on whether prices and output will rise. A new retail association forms among garment retailers.
A dated economic note warns bankers to draw a sharp line beyond which they should not lend. It references fur and raw wool industries facing financial difficulties and argues for targeted support to wool growers without compromising fiscal prudence. The piece reflects a cautious stance on government or bank assistance during a new normal period.
A Gorham Company reorganization links Taoreania Manufeetur with Gorham Company and Mount Vernon affiliated firms. Key figures include the president of Snufacturing Com and the Mount Vernon unit leader, while financing structure broadens to incorporate notable corporate allies.
Market report shows improving est grade Japanese ted at nine dollars per pound with low quotations. Buying ax residues scheduled as quantities remain large and purchases remain sizable. New season Japanese aisks quoted against old season prices, indicating price shifts as buyers seek good quality stock.
A sea port official reports minimal finished diamond supply in Europe amid wartime mining boosts by the African government. Exchange rates have risen over two months, driving up local prices and encouraging buyers to pay higher prices for fakes as well.
A scrambled market report notes traders hopeful about leather prices, with few quotations available and buyers seeking actual trading. Upper leathers lead demand while other hides show interest. price signals remain unsettled as suppliers and buyers scan for steady indicators.
A bankruptcy case was filed in New York against Dominign Proeing Co. West Broadway Mabilities in excess of 0 were listed as eligibility items. The filing names Edward Krugman and a long roster of bondholders and creditors, detailing judgments, liens, and bankruptcy procedures across multiple entities and addresses in the era, reflecting a broad involuntary proceeding with receivers and court actions.
A fragmented OCR shows buyers and firms linked with Atlanta Chicago Baltimore and Boston. Names like Carlin Kent Cas and Monier appear amid garbled mentions of manufacturers and products. The text lists locations including Orem Pine and Brugh with scattered street and item references.
Unable to determine a coherent news item from the provided text fragments.
Report from Philadelphia notes Indian visitors T. R. M. Cama and wife praise American women and the shimmy dance while critiquing stereotypes. Cama calls American gum chewing common, and the couple comments on dance, smoke, and cultural contrasts observed during their stay.
In Bombay the Parsees are described as a distinct class. Mrs Cama causes a stir by arriving for tea in native costume, a rose georgette gown with silver embroidery. Men admire the traditional dress while commenting on chewing gum and appearances in the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
A Chicago controversy over beachwear norms unfolds as Deputy Commissioner Burkhardt discusses modesty standards and decency guidance. He announces four beaches would open with cautions on where bathing suits begin and end, urging calm, dress decorum, and parental guidance to steer young women.
Army dispatch lists numerous officer movements and discharges across camps and fortifications. Names include Major He Ay, Capt Noob, Lt WM, Capt J 3, Col AG, and Capt WoW C among others. Assignments span Saumur, Watertown, Albany, Washington Barracks, Baltimore, Governors Island, and Fort Me MOP A with several transfers to Camp Holabird and Fort L.
Fragmented OCR lists Navy orders and assignments with numerous names and places such as Philadelphia Annapolis and Washington. The readable items reference officers like Capt and Gun roles, plus commands across shore stations and ships, though the text is garbled.
Allan Ryan condemns the New York Stock Exchange action over the Stutz incident as a vindictive, autocratic push. He accuses governors of evasive tactics, demands open trial rights, and vows to seek redress in court while labeling the exchange as a diminutive, unjust body.
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