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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
66
A trial concluded with the verdict that the so called toughest kid was not tough, awarding $3500 in damages. The defense claimed the boy faced alleged attempts to coerce him, while witnesses noted misrepresentations and rights violations in the proceedings and press coverage.
East hampton report on the John Doe investigation into $400000 in jewelry from Enrico Caruso’s summer home ends with a courtroom scene. District Attorney Young states the case will be sent in amid a hazy set of conflicting facts and witnesses, while a small audience observes proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a fall and a suspected attack, with unclear names and places. The readable items include scattered phrases about a victim and an accused party, but concrete details remain obscured. Further clarification from the original page is needed to produce a precise summary.
A garbled OCR segment mentions a driver and a trial context with phrases that resemble legal or court notes. It appears as disordered text about responsibility, guilt, and a judicial process, though many terms are unclear. The fragment references a potential verdict or guilty finding in a death auto case and mentions names and places in distorted form.
Secretary of State notes many auto license applications contain errors and require reevaluation. The report cites missing information and inconsistent data patterns across submissions, urging clerks to tighten verification and ensure compliance with filing standards.
Tammany gains a lucrative pier lease as the Board of Aldermen weighs bids from firms including War firty of Parroll and Hagan Carroll. Major La Guardia backs the plan despite opposition as commissioners consider space constraints, revenue, and long term renewal terms.
Fragmented OCR text mentions boards moving to join a hand staff. It references departures and reorganizations, with unclear names and dates. The readable parts suggest a staff shift and related operational changes at a workplace or institution.
The season showcases practical wool jersey swim suits for athletic women combining comfort with decorative detail. Designs range from simple black slips to striped, piped, and color-blocked models with pockets, belts, and varied necklines. Prices span from under $8 to about $19, with multiple trims and fabrics noted.
Fragmentary ad copy describes decorative garden hats with organdie, daisy wreaths, and feather accents. References a price range and a first floor sale location in an old building. Reading is hindered by garbled OCR and nonsensical phrases.
Advertising copy describes chemise sets in Japanese sill blue white and pink on white grounds with contrasting piping and skirted drawers. Also offered are boutis in batiste with rose or candy stripe, all priced at 20 per cent off and priced around $3.16. Sales location noted as third floor Old Building.
A newspaper listing details heavy shoe discounts: 109 at 14 dollars, 144 at 15 dollars, 267 at 16 dollars, 173 at 17 dollars, 1560 at 13 or 18 dollars, 269 at 20 dollars, with 151 pairs from own stock and 471 from a major maker. Sizes 21 to 8, many styles and colors, first floor Old Building.
The advertisement promotes women’s frocks in chiffon and midnight blue tones, with white dotted designs and embroidered details. Prices include 1.60 and 80 cents, highlighting fashionable models suitable for street and afternoon wear, with two-floor showroom in the Old Building.
Fifty plaid wool skirts offered at 22.50 each feature blue tan white and black plaids and stripes. Included are knife-pleat options with medium and lightweight fabrics as favored by shoppers this season.
Fragmentary notice references a Fourth Gallery and new building. prices like 19.50 and 1h 76 appear garbled. Readable bits mention a display space or exhibit area and possible sale or pricing at a gallery opening.
Oil pictures range from 75 to 200 dollars reflecting a 20 percent reduction from 150 to 3300 in this group. Subjects span sea scenes, famed paintings by McAnlife Sherrin Sherrie, Automat Versailles, Cloud Vins and Bruges by North Walt, Venice by Peri, Figland Waley by Sneeem, with titles and artists noted amid a dealer slate.
The readable fragments list prices and items such as etchings and reductions, alongside names like Simon, Richards, Mrewsr, Witheture, and SV Mique Mantent. The passage mentions a cathedral, victims, and a distorted description of frames and belongings, but lacks coherent context or a clear event.
The notice lists items for sale in the Seventh Gallery New Building context with prices and product descriptions including a steamer wardrobe and related goods. Names and exact terms are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate an auction or sales display with price points such as 87.50 and 27.80.
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