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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
43
It emerged that the administration faces a shortfall requiring about 759000 more to fund the 20 percent pay raises. Affects the existing 6 million payroll and may force budget cuts or employee layoffs to meet the new obstacle.
Autocare alert for Dene Autos Tire promoting a spring clearance with bold claims of low prices and extended credit options. The scrambled text lists varied locations and offers, mentioning autos, tires, and body work with emphasis on affordability and attracting customers.
Local officials weigh a bold package aiming to raise wages and adjust policies amid opposition from labor groups and city administrators. A chorus of supporters cite economic fairness while critics warn of costly impact on services and taxes.
Morvis Kamponer, Justice of the Peace of West Patron, Mid, ruled on an overhead property issue amid long disputes. He warned trespassers would face full legal penalties as a signed order extended to the Kaminetler estate. The case marked a crackdown after years of petty conflicts and protected nearby aviator activity.
Emerson, elected president of the Actors' Equity Association, sails for Europe aboard the Franen with about 1,050 eastbound passengers. He aims to unify actors' groups across nations, seeking reciprocal contracts and better treatment for American players. Also noted are other travelers and passengers aboard, including notable figures such as Ladulph Meat returning home and Cecile Murtaris among others.
Frederic Gimbel, vice president of Simtel Brothers, and several associates pleaded not guilty to a 207 count federal indictment alleging profiteering. The arraignment occurred before U S District Judge Vibbs in Alabama amid related motions challenging the indictment and plea withdrawals.
In the Nineteenth Congressional District race for Congress two years after Spearson Sweet’s liberal measures, Amos from the Eleventh Assembly District opposes Chandler, with supporters urging three Republican Assemblymen to join in blocking the Socialist-backed slate. The article sketches endorsements, rival candidates, and intra party tensions as Amos seeks the nomination against Chandler and others, with mention of figures tied to Sweet’s past actions.
A gang smashed a jewelry store window at 16 Third Avenue, escaping with about $6,000 in gems and valuables. A clerk and customers were threatened with a revolver as two suspects fled north on Sixty Second Street toward Lexington Avenue and were chased by police. The raid at Avstte Gompans on East Sixteenth Street revealed the burglars had entered, blown a safe, and took bonds totaling $13.60 and $1,500 in cash and jewelry.
A National Museum display opens a permanent exhibit titled The Story of the American Expeditionary Forces. Nearly 1,000 drawings and paintings depict life overseas from the front lines to billets, nurses, surgeons, and the homeward transports, portraying both triumphs and sacrifices of Pershing’s army.
A handwriting expert told Captain O Mare of the Army Intelligence Department that a longer study would cost about 100 and take two days. He noted the taunting letter signed with Bergdoll’s name resembles his handwriting but requires further examination before conclusions.
Stephen Leyser and Walter Barber escaped Suttol County jail in Riverhead and were recaptured with Sheri Kelly and a deputy. Police say the pair, armed with a revolver and an automatic, confessed after initial denials and claimed they hoped to reach New York for safety.
Major Frank Edwin Brown veteran of the World War and Brooklyn physician died Wednesday after an operation at Methodist Episcopal Hospital Brooklyn. Born in Washington he studied at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons and practiced in Brooklyn for fourteen years. He served in the Army medical corps including Walter Reed Hospital and Camp Upton before going to France with the HACN Hospital No. 1 advancing to the front and participating in the Meuse Argonne offensive. He was a member of several medical societies.
Willis Kemp aged sixteen Forrest Kemp fourteen and Richard Koppe seventeen all of Patchogue were drowned when their duck boat capsized on Patchogue Lake. Lewis Kemp thirteen survived by holding to the overturned craft until rescuers arrived. Rescue boats searched the lake and divers used grappling irons to recover the bodies.
Hartford Conn Boston and Albany express bound for New York collided with a freight in the New York New Haven and Hartford yards. The engineer died and the fireman plus two passengers were badly hurt. Several others sustained injuries with one passenger missing details.
Fragmented OCR lists scattered names and notices including Hervard Schofiegg and William Schofield with academic titles, Albert H Talkenburg and Milburn, plus hospital training background. Also mentions Births Engagements Marriages Deaths and In Memoriam notices, with telephoned requests for next day panels.
A jumble of names and dates presents birth announcements and funeral notices including Mrs Nobers, Mary Ther, Bradley, Campbell, Charponn, and others. Local obituaries mention Holloway, Hay toy, and Archbury, with a funeral service date and church references.
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