Pier Lease Fight Over City Pier At East Fourth Street
The Sinking Fund Commission faces potential rescission of its East Fourth Street pier lease to Carroll Hagan & Carroll amid threatened court action by steamship interests and new incorporation by the firm. Atlantic Fruit Company and French American Line seek equitable awards, arguing higher rents and access. Mayor Hylan and La Guardia oppose private leasing, while industry groups warn of fruit shipments heavy losses if space is constrained.
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Tamany
East Fourth Street
East River
Sinking Fund Commission
Carroll, Magan & Carroll
Stevedores
A. Huan
James J. Hagan
Tammanyder
7Th Assembly District
Hagan
North River
Cert
Tammany
Pir
Carroll, Hagan & Carroll
Albany
Hylan
Fiorella H. la Guardia
City Hall
la Guardia
Craig
Moritzheim
Fr Casnineham
Board of Aldermen
Atlantic Fruit Company
G1 Broadway
Hay
Murray Hulbert
Hagen
Frankel
Frenchan Line
Broadway
Hulbert
Ter 72
Font Twenty-fourth Street
Lina
Innter Company
Northern Steamship Company
Aldermanig
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New York
Carroll, Hagan
Carroll
Pier 1
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Young Hagan Hyves
West Eighty-second Street
Tammany District
Magan
Thomas P. Carroll
Thomas
Young Hagan
Thoma P. Carroll
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Carroll Firm
East Fifth Street
Hubert
Carroll Company
Carrol
Jimmie” Hagan
Whole of the Board of Estimate
Comptroller
Tite Sayroad
California Fruit Growers’ Association
Mississippi River
Mantell
The
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Joseph di Giorgis
Tropical Fruit Company
California
Aldermanic
Exie
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Erie
Dunne Street
Germany Eager For Work Says Herman A Metz
Herman A Metz former city comptroller returned from Europe reporting German manufacturers are eager to resume production. They offer to take U S cotton, make cloth in Germany, and ship finished goods back to the United States, keeping mills busy and workers employed. He notes Germany seeks dyestuffs and that Allied reparations burden and famine conditions shape the economy. government remains stable though worn by reparations.
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Mongolia
France
Belgium
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England
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Dye Outlook
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Ons
France Declared Regaining Grip On Economic Life
Frederic R. Coudert and wife arrived on the Adriatic after two months in Europe. He praised France’s revival in economy, noting labor disputes are settling and the franc recovering. Also aboard were Maurice MOSKOVITCH to discuss English rights to The Great Lover and several Chinese nobility, with Georgette Caryll joining her parents in the U S visit.
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Ivan Caryll
Paris
Cherbourg
White Star Line
J. A. Shepherd
Sandy Hook
He Wassel
Fire Island
Clifford
Brook W. H. Hurst
Silk Workers Idle as Unemployment Hits Paterson Mills
In Paterson New Jersey over 6000 silk mill workers face reduced schedules with some mills cutting to ten or four days per week due to industry conditions. About 100 more workers have lost jobs. More than 30 percent of silk workers are affected. Ten or twelve smaller mills slashed wages two weeks ago and workers walked out. strikes continue in those mills.
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Divorced Wife to Receive 3100 for Children in City Court
Dr. John Van Doren Young, a physician of 14 East Fourth Street, must pay Mrs. Louise Garrison Young 2100 for the support of their two children. The City Court jury delivered the verdict after Mrs. Young won her suit for alimony and child support following a 1910 divorce. The decree requires monthly payments for each child until they reach twenty one.
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John van Doren Youn
East Fourth Street
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Yoqs
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Messe
Mra. Young
Tardieu Defends Clemenceau in Rhine Occupation Row
Paris June 25 Deputy An 6 Tan dieu, once premier Clemenceau critic, told the Chamber of Deputies he resisted Allied demands. He said allies pressed for no inter Allied left bank Rhine occupation, France to end occupation after eighteen months, compensation to Germany for Alsace Lorraine, no cession of Sat mines, and less than four percent rep lacement of tonnage lost in the war.
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Clemencean
France
Altos
Alsace-Lorraine
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