LR T Indicates It Will Reject Unification Plan
The Interborough Rapid Transit Co argues its property value is $900,873,687 versus the commission estimate. It contends the exchange basis is unjustified and urges using the original cost plus allowances to protect security holders. Borough officials push for Thirty-third Street expansion to ease pedestrian congestion and discuss station access changes and escalator relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interborough Rapid Transit
Trevail Commission
Salvntion Bureau
Commission
Tve
Alver
Tee
Redeepen
Interborough
Cmsa
Atock
Hudson Tube
Street
Sith Awenn
Entiat
Caeph A. Devery
Corponel
Sixth
Ile
Gimbel Brothers Wennes
Brooklyn ‘Iy
New York Railway
Stokes Divorce Case Details Alimony and Costs
Justice Finch heard Mrs. Helen Stokes seek 75000 yearly alimony as records showed W E D Stokes has spent 226000 on the divorce suit and a separation counterclaim. Isidor Gainsburg, counsel for the realty owner, outlined the expenses. Mrs Stokes won separation and Stokes's complaint was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. D. Stokes
Justice Finch
Helen Elwood Stokes
Stokes
Isidor Gainsburg
Mr. Stokes
Surface Lines Turn Profit Despite Earlier Deficits
Surface Lines Profitable Harry 5. Fischer, the Transit Commission’s statistician, reported that earnings by the surface failed to cover fixed charges, yet month by month improved. For April 1922 corporate income rose over April 1921’s deficit, aided by cost cuts that reduced operating expenses by about $682,010.75 from 1921 to 1922. Subway track bids were opened for the Fourteenth Street to Meserole Street route, with four bids ranging from $271,036 to $542,875 and a 250 day completion window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry 5. Fischer
Transit Commission
Iseher
Fincher
Fischer
Sixth Avenue
Fourteen Street
Manhettan
Seetio
Ely
Mererolo Street
Slattery Engineering and Constructon Company
T. H. Reyolie Contracting Company
Crimmins Contracting Company
Mason, and Hanger Company
Nish
Redemption of thrift bonds announced by National Thrift Bond Corp
Final arrangements were made with Greater New York Savings Bank for redemption of thrift bond certificates. Subscribers will receive full value of bonds or certificates. Process followed after Equitable Trust Company sold securities backing thrift bonds. Central participants included the State Banking Department, Special Deputy Inspector Samuel Resch, and Greater New York Savings Bank at 451 Fifth Avenue Brooklyn.
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National Thrift Bond Corporation
Benan
State Banking Department
St Chambers Street
Greater New Yorkings Bans
Fifth Avenue
Ooklyn
Elazing
Hourmuel Resch
Banas
Greater New York Savings Bank
Wueh m
Equitable Trust Company
Liberty
Thrift
Greatew York Savings Bank
Equitable Trust Coupany of
New York
15 of Puritan's Crew Rescued by Schooner Coral Spray
In Nova Scotia a schooner Coral Spray rescued fifteen of the Puritan's crew from the Sable wreck of June 23. One crewman, Christopher Debi, drowned. Captain Jeffrey Thomas and four crew abandoned the men, eight were brought to Halifax aboard the Coral Spray. The wreck was reported hopeless and the Puritan was a prospective contender in the internal fisherm t races next fall.
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LA Have
N.S
Sfteen
Sable
Christopher Debi
Ope
Jefrey Thomas
Kfax
Schooer
Episcopal Caravan Begins Evangelical Tour Across States
An Episcopal caravan tour for evangelical aims has reached Yonkers with services in open air or indoors due to weather. Bishop Manning could not lead as he is in California. Suffragan Bishop Arthur E. Lloyd will join, planning to address Yorkers crowd tonight en route to nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
Manning
California
David S. Aene
St. George's Chapel
Bilas
Stexico City
Eforta
Lnter
United States
George T. Summerlin
Cuernavaca
Serrano
Nity
Buelasi
Mayor Warns President Food Stock Is Short
Article outlines New York City concerns over a railroad tie up and looming food shortages. Mayor Hylan urges President Harding to act to prevent disruption of milk and other staple supplies, warning of severe impact on city residents during early July.
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New York
Hylan
Harding
City of
York
Gaffleien
Ork City
Anthracite Strike Forecast Amid Wage Debate
In Wilkes Barre on June 26, a wage referendum moves toward a potential 2 percent wage strike. The Scale Committee weighs a war chest fund raise and public appeals to support a nation wide shutdown while Isid Themas Kennedy leads the panel. Miners gather as sentiment favors action to secure higher wages and possibly withdraw workers from mines if talks fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes
Miine
Athraci
Bert
Fenos
United Ine Werke
America
Isid Themas Kenedy
Kennedy
Morres
Zionist Factions Seek Unity in Joint Body
Philadelphia reports a Zionist convention move to unite American and Palestine societies within a joint seven member committees structure. The gathering stressed immediate fundraising for the Rutenberg concession in Palestine to avoid British withdrawal, with pledges totaling over $1 million and leaders urging more support for the Jewish National Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Amerien
Palestine
Jordan
Pinhas Ruterberg
Zionist Organization
Jacob Siegal
Three Hines Prize at George Grey Barnard’s Cloisters
The prize event is set for the afternoons of June 20 July 1 and July 2 at the Cloisters on Street and Fort Washington Ave. George Grey Barnard will direct the productions with Men line up to perform under his guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines
George Grey Barnard
Fort Washington
The
Food supply fears trigger New York action
A city official warns New York faces shortages as fresh meat, poultry, eggs, and canned goods rapidly deplete. He cites four days beef, 200 carloads poultry weekly, 1.46 million eggs, and canned fruit stock nearly exhausted, with Virginia as a remaining source and rail disruptions threatening distribution. Federal agencies urged to act promptly.
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Virginia
Barre
New York
New York City
Aueha
York
Coal Shortage Fears Sweep New England and Nation
Warnings of coal shortages spread through New England as strike impacts grow. Officials report reduced anthracite supply and rising bituminous costs, prompting calls for government action to end the strike by July. Labor leaders and congressmen urge swift measures to avert industrial disruption.
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Atlantic
Wendy
United
Secretary of Labor Davds Gaiding
Lewis
New England
Congress
Waiss
Massachusetts
New Engeland
Tiineis
Williameson County
Tenisom
Cani
Baal Neta
United Mine Workers of America
Tutinele
Herrin
Denison
Rail Wire Strike Report From Vienna Paris
A general strike began in Vienna affecting railways telegraph and telephone lines. The action involves workers across several lines impacting communications and travel in the region, with reports of widespread work stoppages and disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Paris
A_ Haven dispaten
Fem
Prague
Sweco-Slovakia
Six Rail Unions Consider Strike Plans Amid Labor Tensions
Chicago June 26 The six shop craft unions lead the AFL rail affiliates convened to finalize strike plans after wage disputes and subcontracting fears. A large vote tally showed mixed support, with some members resisting while others favored walkouts. Officials warned the strike could still begin within ten days, impacting Illinois Central and other carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilman Parker
Chicago
Ten Americas Federation of Labor
John Scot
Federation
Railway Employers Department
Rome
Nots
Aends
Labor Board
Ilinois Central
Five Barely Escape Death In Auto Train Wreck
Atlantic City June 28 Five people narrowly escaped death when a car stalled on railroad tracks near Beachwood sixteen miles from Atlantic City. Gordon driver failed to stop as a locomotive approached. Mrs McGuire sprang clear and others followed. The car was crushed between the train and the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corney
William Dei
Beachwood
Finn
Mr. Peacock
Atlantic City
N. J
Mee Wi Anthony
McGuire
Max Gordon
Mere AL
Berman
New York
Gordon
Funeral for David Brown Today at Church of the Halphany
Funeral services for David Brown twenty four year old sorter for Cimaf of the New York Association will be held today at the Church of the Halphany in East Twenty first Street. He died at St Hospital last Friday from a nervous breakdown following grief over the death of a Doser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Brown
David Brown
Cimaf
New York Association
St Hospital
Church of the Halphany
East Twenty-first Street
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Illinois
Sherif
Turnite
Carterville
Lester
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Duty
Ates
Vane
Buards
Thast
Metropolitan District
N. Y
Bielaski
Tome
Anne
Brevaski
Mexico City
Associated Preasi
Anes
Pani
A. Hruce Biennaki
Bicicski
Harcena Fami
Caernavara
Itz
Lermakers
United Association of Railway Employers
R. C. Greensley
Str
Greenley
Washington Heights
Huepanen
Block Island
Rhode Island
Fred C. Joynson
Offee
Ose
Resorts
New York State
Throwah Traine Deily Tr ‘Ork
Ranmeeti
Yaayers
Leatherstocking Corporation
Saratoga
Adirondacks
Emith's
Mari Haul Smith
Marion
Lake George
Rinter
Briarclitt
Lakewood
Roscoe
Tippinaen
Cieneral
West
Tere
Saranac
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Hiss Wall
Stamfords
Long Island
Nestle
Camp Paradise
John Ne
Noute Nook
Lares Ree
Pennsylvania
Shawnec- On-Delaware
Buckwood Inw Company
Worthington, Pra
Fie
Winkler, von, Libert
Delaware
Iit Naire
Mere
Wile Woop
Arlington
Saaea ii
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Cape May
Seattle
Pier 12
East River
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Camery
Baraat Minster
Jaymore “Sh Gisrlds Groetegt Hotel
Succosa
Lanewoodor
Laurel
Pines Lakewood
Monterey
Asbury Pell
Samming Poin
Sherman Dennis
Deal Sd
Point Pleasant, Nd
PINE
Point Pleasant
Asbury Pamk. S.J
New. Ne Hotel
Adbury Parsing Lake
New
Jerrey Avon
Stratford
Avon-by-the-Sea
Aspinwall Lenox
Mass
Boston House
Orkstall
Titone
Berkshire Hills
New London
Conn
Pequot Manor Hotel
London
Gog Mawe
Draper Motel
Neribampton
Basa
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