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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1920

Page

14

Staten Island Women Plead For Car Lines

Staten Island residents, mostly women, gathered in the Council Chamber to urge restoration of reliable transit. They carried banners signaling “No Trolleys, No Votes,” as Mayor Hylan and the Board of Estimate discussed bids, contracts, and the city’s powerlessness while the Midland Railway franchises were revoked for nonoperation and failure to share receipts.

Staten Quad Maror Hylan Richmond Broadway

Stand Collapse Hurts 21 Delegates at Baptist Convention

Buffalo June 25 Twenty one delegates were injured when a wooden stand at the Broadway Auditorium rear collapsed while more than 500 people stood for a group photo. The lowest tier was a foot above ground. the back tier fell five feet as underpinning failed. No deaths. The accident occurred as 4,500 delegates were leaving after a belated morning session. The city auditor quoted that no stand plan or permit had been submitted for approval.

Buffalo Northern Baptist Convention Broadway Auditorium Anderson Jillian Yilef Onkin Ontario Carter Bikebork Anssoni Coine Davidson Mrs. Murtha N.Y Pririerson P. J Seattle Jody Patrcein Devilla J Sherbourne Plebe Willie Dy Stone Fame Mase Anu Tve Fredonia Moulson Myangeline Mlushter Johnson Prodan Raighinor Indianapolis Northerue Mund Utlythres Heminsilie Ore Bhaw University Raleigh Marshall Duhy B Toledo Ohio Tapitat Association Scott Ao K Ifty Perry Oho McHapper Chicago Jettler Schindalt Franklin Orange Stevens Leroy Lewishark

Convention condemns propaganda against British affairs

The convention by unanimous vote denounced propaganda seeking U S government meddling in Great Britain internal affairs. It stated Protestantism and humanity favor friendly ties between the United States and Great Britain, and planned its 1921 session for Winona Lake Indiana.

E. E. Fowler United States Great Britain Winona Lake Ind

Labor Fails to Aid In Housing on Board Says Others

Labor has not cooperated with builders, material manufacturers, and loaning institutions in housing subcommittees of the Housing Conference. Edward P. Doyle says a minimum ten dollar daily wage would be demanded by all building trades unions, worsening rents to at least twenty dollars per room monthly. Brindle was expected to attend but did not. The Real Estate Board protests courthouse construction, warning it will deprive builders of workers and materials.

Edward P. Doyle Building Grades Doyle Roswell D. Tompkins Building Trades Council Tompkins Robert P. Brindle Th Council Brindell Hoe Real Estate Board Board of Estimate

Export Ban and Car Ruling May End Coal Crisis

A proposed export stoppage and coal car order aim to relieve a severe shortage. Officials including Ar Willard and Mr. Smith of New York Central foresee output gains to 11.5 million tons weekly within weeks and intensified railroad cooperation to restore storage and maintain service. Barrett reports 1100+ coal cars tied up in Jersey and Staten Island with brokers diverting export coal to raise prices.

Ar. Willard Wintes Willard Interstate Commerce Commission Barrett Public Service Commission Jersey Staten Island Europe United States Leost Ad. W. Howe Tide Water Halifax Atlantic Shipping Board Howe Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company R. T. Lines

City Teamsters threaten strike over unpaid overtime

The International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 618 threatens action if overtime pay owed to Street Cleaning Department workers since last March is not received. Union committees accuse Commissioner Arnold MacStay of delaying payments, citing past approvals during last winter snowstorms. A meeting at Central Opera House on Sixty-seventh Street and Third Avenue will decide steps, with chauffeurs, drivers, hostlers, stokers, loaders, and crane operators at risk. Committees pressed Comptroller Craig and Mayor La Guardia, who promised payment pending department authority.

Arnold 5. MacStay Teamsters' Union Central Opera House Sixty-seventh Street Third Avenue International Brotherhood of Teamsters Board of Estimate MacStay Thomas R. Fitegerald Charles W. Steinberg Teamsters Craig la Guardia Board of Aldermen

Real Estate Moves Across Manhattan and Tribeca Districts

The Real Estate News reports multiple property transactions in New York City. The Children’s Aid Society buys 150 and 152 Nast Forty-fifth Street for exams and offices, with light and air guaranteed via rear basement. The Orphan Asylum Society sells Warren Street lofts to Max Breitenbach, who already owns adjacent Warren Street buildings. Other noted sales include 1 West Forty-second Street near Hotel Knickerocker, 48 and 49 Great Jones Street, and properties on Chatham Square and Doyers Street. A new owner takes over a Port Forty-fourth Street four-story dwelling for business use, while a southeast corner of Eighth Avenue and Tenth Street changes hands.

Children's Aid Society Medical Bureau Gustave E Waller Nast Forty-fifth Street Lexington Third Avenue Maurice Wertheim Brown-Wheslock Company, Inc Waller Toumey and Bird Estates Wertheim Forty Asylum Society Orphan Asylum Society New York Max J. Breitenbach Warren Street Murray Street Mr. Breitenbach Knickerbocker West Forty-second Street Schenectady Trust Company Robert M. Fuller Knickerocker Great Jones Street Charles F. Noyes Lebertan Corporation Jones Street Lafayette Street Whitaker Paper Coun Cincinnati Finkelstein & Son Horton State Chatham Square Dovers Street Doyers Street Arthur Cutler & Co Suiport. Realty Eighth Avenue Thenixth Street Pease & Elliman Maurice Wertloco

Apartments Leased Across East and West Side Buildings

Douglas L. Elliman & Co. leased multiple apartments across Upper East and West Side addresses including 10 East Eighty-sixth Street 11 East Seventy-fourth Street 130 West Pitty seventh Street 30 st Fifty-fifth Street and 247 West to various tenants. Douglas Gibbons Co. rented units at 24 Riverside Drive and 1 Street to named individuals.

Douglas L. Elliman & Co East Eighty-sixth Street Frederick R. Wulsin East Seventy-fourth Street John A. McCall Pittyseventh Street W. E. Howe St Fifty-fifth Street Charles H. Higgins George R. Feargus Frank Hamilton David Payson Merrill Compa West Eighty-Sixth Steel Frederick West Hugeno Willard Furth H. BR. Newins Douglas Gibbons Co Riverside Drive Miller Mutton Allen IL Syngent

Investments in Mamaroneck Apartment Store Property

Brokers report sales on Larchmont Avenue near Larchmont town. C Griffin and P H Collins sold a plot in Block 41 Lot 18 on Larchmont Avenue for the Bulkley estate of Detroit to Dr J. Bni. Home Savings Bank deals and rents cottages. Swarsdale estates led by Robert E Farley sold land in Swarsdale to Paul J Ruban.

C. Griffin P. H. Collins Larchmont Avenue Larchmont Bulkley Detroit Dr. J. 8N i Maron Home Savings Bank White Pl Mesars

Downtown Store Lease Sparks Tea Room Plans

Charles Vanvalen, Inc. leased the 118 Feast Street basement and store at Hanover Square to the Nova Tea Room for twenty one years at an aggregate rent of 150000. Payson McL Merrill Co. leased 63 Washington Square South to Miss Norah McLeren.

Charles Vanvalen, Inc James Robertson Feast Street Hanover Square Nova Tea Room Payson McL. Merrill Company Washington Square Norah McLeren

Massachusetts Woman Buys Home at Croton-on-Hudson

Mrs Theodora Hodgson of Newtonville Mass purchases a Croton-on-Hudson timber dwelling with 2.5 acres for 32000 from Mrs H R Musaey, via Clarence Davies and Howell Co Searsdale. Also Cornell Real Estate sells the Scofield house and adjoining tract near St John's Church Clifton Staten Island.

Massachusetts Croton-on-Hudson Clarence Davies and Howell & Co Searsdale H.R. Musaey Theodora Hodgson Newtonville Massa Lgick Staten Island House Scofield St. John’s Episcopal Church Clifton Staten Island Cornell Real Estate and Auction Company

Auction Sale Fragments at Varied Addresses

Auction results and notices list properties at 14 Vesey Street 605 To Btth 2680 and 67th Street with brick tenements and stores. Warnings mention taxes and judgments, with withdrawn bids and large sums cited. Other lines reference 400 8 147th Street and 32,000 totals amid damaged OCR fragments.

Vesey Street Lydoseph P. da LPH AW Bend Hollenberg Wat Kath P. Reynard Et el Coreorutt Raf UI AW Scelery Hilek City Teal Batata Coo Viena Third Avenue Henry Trady Paekson

East Side Home Buyers Move on Four-Story Dwellings

Elizabeth Beck Sands Estate sells four-story residence on 61st Street to a new occupier via Robert M. Bush & Co. Howard C Forbes Inc and Lawrence Hinke & Jewell finalize sale of 2123 Fifth Avenue dwelling to 63 West Seventy-second Street Inc. L J Phillips Co handles Isaac Oppenheimer’s sale of 81 West Seventy-fourth Street four-story home to be occupied after alterations. Van Vliet Place sells Louis Bergmann’s 25 Bethune Street house 22x79 for occupancy.

Elizabeth Beck Sands Albert B. Ashforth, Inc Robert M. Bush & Co East Sixt Street Howard C. Forbes, Inc Lawrence, Hinke & Jewell Fifth A Avenue West Seventy-secnh Street L. J. Phillips & Co Isaac Oppenheimer West Seve Fourth Street van Vliet & Place Louis Bergmann Bethune Street

Small Apartments Dominate Flat Sales In The City

Ferncliff Building Corporation buys six story apartment at Pinehurst Ave and 178th Street from Lewis T Knox. Dalton Realty resells two six story flats at 207 and 209 West Eighty fifth Street to Samuel J Sauer. Isaac Modell and Solomon Lowenstein sell six story tenement at 210011 at 247 East 122nd Street. Alliance Realty sells four story tenement at 110 East Ninety first Street to Sensor Realty. Tuoti & Co sells six story flat house at 165 East 108th Street to an inventor.

Pinehurst Avenue 178Th Street Ferncliff Building Corporation Lewis T. Knox Dalton Realty Company Samuel J. Sauer Eighty-fifth Street Les Eest Isaac Modell Solomon Lowenstein Wol East Ninetieth Street Allianes Realty Company Seonsor Realty Corporation G Tuoti & Co M. Kohn East 108Th Street

Candy Claims Cafe at Broadway Central Hotel Lease Ended

Prohibition closed the Broadway Central Hotel bar and cafe at Broadway and Third Street. The cafe, among the city’s oldest, will be occupied by a commissioner. The store is leased by Frederick Southack and Alwyn Ballir for Jay G. Withraham to a large candy company for a long term. Alterations planned will cost about 30000 dollars.

Broadway Central Broadway Third Street Frederick Southack Alwyn Ballir Jay G. Withraham

Five new brick houses join trades on East Twenty first

William Life, Inc. rejoin nee new one family houses with garages on the west side of East Twenty first Street, 209 feet south of Avenue U, for the 0. & 5. Realty Corporation for the Merchard Realty Corporation. The sale took in part payment a four story house with cay Charles Partridge said the two story dwelling 1914 Pacific Street for Louise Borchardt.

William Life, Inc East Twenty-first Street Avenue U Realty Corporation Merchard Realty Corporation Charles Partridge Pacific Street Louise Borchardt

Architect Buys Orchard Arm at Peekskill Property

An architect from this city purchases Orchard Farm holdings on Compound Road near Beer Nought by Chester. The deal includes fifty five acres and modern farm buildings, held at 49000 dollars with George Towne as broker. The American Linseed Company is the buyer of the eight story building at Fourth Avenue and Twenty third Street, per yesterday's sale report by William A White & Sons for the Society of Cruelty to...

Orchard Arm Peekskill Feunces Ds Browe Chester As Orchard Farm George Towe American Linseed Co Bu of Children’s Society American Linseed Company Fourth Avenue Twenty-third Street William A. White & Sons

White Plains Residential Plots Will Be Sold Today

Chauncey B. Goffin and Co will auction 183 building plots on Greenridge Avenue Grand View Long View Davis Lexington and Smith avenues in White Plains residential area. Rosendale Realty of Cement Co to go at auction today Joseph P Day to sell at noon for the New York Cement Company at Rosendale 400 acres divided into fifteen tracts to be sold separately. E Osborne Smith Inc sold a plot on the west side of Grand Avenue Burnside Avenue to Burnside Avenue Qutlty Corporation.

White Plains Chauncey B. Goffin & Co Plata Eaich Greenridge Avenue Grand View Long View Davis, Lexington and Smith Avenues Rosendale Realty of Cement Co Joseph P. Day Mechanics Hall Kingston N.Y New York Cement Company Rosendale Bronx E. Osborne Smith, Inc Burnside Avenue Qutlty Corporation Grand Avenue Burnside

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