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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
13
Open rates in intercoastal commerce were effectively set by six conference lines to remain independent, with no binding agreement. The move signals a de facto rate war as prices dropped 20 to 25 percent only as individual lines negotiates.
Government action may withdraw Shipping Board vessels from the intercoastal trade if operators fail to stabilize the market. American Steamship Association protests to Chairman Lasker as Vice President Small of the Maritime Fleet Corp urges a delay to allow North Atlantic and Western Steamship to purchase ships for stabilization. The Emergency Fleet Corporation warns withdrawal would disrupt stability. no decision likely before further government input. American steamers report Brazil coffee imports at 17 percent in April per Emergency Fleet figures. Army orders from Washington list assignments and postings across camps and ports.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a fire incident with references to Pred Marine Tristine and Unanews locations. It lists names like Anthony Julius Enxnews and Jerkean Triknowen with uncertain roles, along with addresses such as 180 Berry St and 300 W. Shin at Unknown. The text remains unclear about exact date and cause.
Fragmentary MARINE REPORTS note tides and weather with garbled names and times. Some lines mention Florida, water, and forecasts but content is indecipherable and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
The report lists numerous ships arriving and sailing from ports such as Porto, Bahía Say, and San Domingo City with dates in June and July. It mentions tankers carrying crude oil, with crews and cargo details, and notes lines like Mullinauine and Wayenne diary. The entries refer to various vessels, towns, and routes, including Philadelphia, Norfolk, and Southampton, detailing cargoes and transfers across multiple Pier and coasts.
A dense OCR maritime notice lists numerous ships, routes, ports, and owners across lines. It mentions vessels like Amniea, Auckland, Cristobal, Port Apt Landon, and Baltimore, with references to companies such as Three Star Line and United American Lines, along with dates in June and scattered locations worldwide. The fragmentary item reads like a shipping timetable or schedule excerpt with multiple vessel names and destinations.
Shipping notices list numerous vessels with ports of call including Port Sudan, San Francisco, Leith, and Liverpool. Dates range May June and entries include Mould er Wetr & Boyd Menomines and Lamport & Molt Ling among many lines.
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous names, dates, and places with scattered agency mentions and events, resembling a docket or notices page, but lacks coherent context or complete sentences to identify a single concrete item or outcome.
A compiled list of passenger ships scheduled to dock or sail forenoon at various ports. Entries note vessel names such as Cunard, P&O, and North German Lloyd lines, destinations, and expected docking times with several ports including Southampton and Gibraltar.
Wireless reports from the United States Naval Service by Keven Kielae describe the ongoing operations and communications procedures. The article outlines fleet wireless discipline, signaling methods, and training drills conducted to ensure secure and effective naval messaging.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe notices about owners agents and reporting duties to a telegraph company. Mentions payments, stations, medical and weather topics, and various place names including Hatteras Nantucket and Cape May, with scattered dates and references to transmission through Teichwind stations and the U S Postal Service.
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures across multiple ports including New York City Boston Philadelphia and Norfolk with vessels such as Angola and Havana later stopping at Atlantic ports. June sailings show ships from New York to various European and Caribbean ports plus domestic U.S. destinations.
Fragmentary OCR of a maritime or travel notices page listing numerous ports, dates, and names. Includes arrivals and departures across New Orleans, Montreal, New York, Liverpool, Havans, Swansea, and other locations with scattered personal and ship names, but lacks coherent events or clear narratives.
Guglielmo Marconi toured RCA’s Rocky Point transmitting plant near Long Island, viewing twelve 410 foot towers powering three miles of antennas. He witnessed 22,000 rpm 50-ton alternators and eyed future tubes to replace large equipment. He received the 1922 John Fritz Medal for wireless invention, to be formally awarded July 6 in New York.
Fragments describe shipboard events and a June 23 notice from an American hawaiian observer. Mentions a strainer, lake, and patrol references amid garbled lines. Atlantic networks and a tentative concert date are cited with unclear details and multiple proper nouns.
HAVRE June 24 The steamer La Savoie's sailings have been temporarily discontinued owing to strike by the oremen.
Four Herman brothers aged twenty one, fourteen, ten, and twelve were riding in a car that collided head on with a Union Line surface car near 190 Pacific St Newark. Theodore and Clement Yeeles sustained skull fractures and other injuries, Clement operated on. Sidney Yeeles suffered a fractured leg. The driver and crew were detained by authorities.
Reports claim Submarine Boat Corporation faces Shipping Board debt of about 4 million dollars, but negotiations aim at a four to twelve year extension with interest, while management counters that the overdue note is payable over four years. The firm is developing Port Newark, handling Pacific Coast lumber products, and has reduced depreciation charges and overhead, with ample treasury funds for current operations.
Washington June 28 House plans for adjournment were halted as Senator Curtis Republican whip tried to push a Senate resolution granting adjournment consent. The move was blocked pending talks between Democratic leaders of both chambers. Senator Cartland’s resolution, requested by House leaders, proposed August adjournment. Senator Underwood opposed immediate action until he knows his party’s leaders’ wishes. Senator V Ris Nebraska Republican also objected, citing uncertainty about House sentiment.
The Norfolk Passenger Run has resumed between New York and Norfolk after a two year gap. The Hamilton and the Jefferson, bought by the Transportation company from Old Dominion Steamship, have been reconditioned and re equipped for service. Old Dominion Transportation still exists with no boats on the New York to Norfolk route and operates freight service in addition to the new passenger line.
Two major Dutch shipping firms Royal Dutch Lloyd of Amsterdam and Rotterdam South America Line with Van Nievelt-Goudriaan and Holland America announced a freight services agreement between European ports and Brazil and Tina. The passenger service between Amsterdam and South America remains unaffected.
A 71 000 ton liner, Eepes, progresses to the Pacific run under Cay Atty oif Bteamshipe Ltd, monitoring time for the intended Orient route. The Atlantic Pacific Co is preparing a large amount for the envisioned service, observed in current schedules.
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