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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-27
Ordinance No q,

An ordinance accepting the dedication
OF the streets and alleys in Murray
Addition to Emmett, Idaho, and
confirming the same, and declaring
the jurisdiction and control of the
city of Emmett, Idaho, over said
streets and alleys.
Be it ordained by the Mayor ara
council of the City of Emmett, Idaho:
Section l. That the deed of dedi-
cation to the public of all the streets
and alleys in Murray Addition to
Emmett, Idaho, rs the same IS set
1orth IN the plat of said addition now
on flie In the office Of the County
recorder of Gem County, Idaho, in
Book l of Plats ut page Al, Is hereby
accepted and confirmed.
Section 2 That all of the streets
and alleys in said Murray Addition, rs
same are designated and nppear on
the said plat thereof, are hereby de-
eiared to be public streets and alleys
and to be subject to the Use and nm
Der the jurisdiction and eontrol of
SAID City of Emmett, idaho.
Section 8. This ordinance shall be
IN force and take effect from and af-
Ter ITS passage and approval and pub
LEGATION.
Passed this 18th day of May, 1890
Approved this 7th day of Nay, 1a90
FRANK KNOX,
President Of Council
D. NJ. sToKEsBERY.
a. Ctr Clerk
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-27
TEN WAYS TO KILL THE FARM
BUREAU.

l. Don't come to the meetings.
2. But if you do come, come late.
3. If the weather doesn't suit YOU.
don't think of coming.
4. If you do attend meeting. find
fault with the work of the officers
and other members.
g. Never accept an office. as it
easier to criticize than to do things.
.. Nevertheless get sore if you are
not appointed on committee.
z. If asked by the chairman to
give your opinion regarding some i'm
portant matter, tell him you have
nothing to say. After the meeting
tell everyone how things ought to be
done.
8 Do nothing more than is absol-
utely necessary, but when other mem
bers roll up their sleeves and willing
~ use their ability to help matters
along, howl that the association is run
by a clique
3. Hold back your dues as long as
or don't pay them at all.
10. Don't bother about r.ttino
new memhers- @Let George do it.v
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-27

Mr.. Duncan. representing the in
dustrial branch Of Y. N. c. A. work
was in Emmett last evening to meet
In conference with = number of local
men Interested in q community build
Ing. Mr.. Duncan has been engaged
by G. A. Barton. general manager Of
tn Boise Payette Lumber Co.. 70 plan
recreatioa centers At Emmett ard Bar
ber for The benefit Of their employees.
II u proposed to join il ~ proposed
cesnmunity building here. The project
will not b. under the directioe Of the
r. =. a, but that organisation will
provide . trained secretary and ply
steal director to take ekeYKe Of the
work After going over the situation
here thoroughly, tentative PROPOSE
ton WAS agreed upon. 1t provides
that In both the cost Of the building
and the maintenance, Emmett and the
lumber company will share on 30
30 basis. The proposed building will |
contain . gymnasium large enough !
for basketball, bowling alleys, read
ing room, library, shower baths and
toilets, with quarters for the -Four Is
the Commercial Club and American
Legion. The High school can also use
the gymnasium for training classes.
Mr.. Duncan will present the agree
rnent formulated to Mr.. Barton for the
consideration o. his company.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-27

pany numbers over forty people and
these sons Of JOY will be seen in an
elaborate production Of up TO date
minstrelsy and vaudeville. The stage
settings and wardrobe being COM
pared TO a spectacular production. The
music both instrumental and vocal
being . prominent feature with the
company. and the years this attrac-
ton has been before the public has
given the management ample oppor-
tunity to study the public taste. Re-
served seats on sale at Haley Miles.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-27

A matter 2. considesable eong.en.
just now IS beautiful tres which
s;acds Gloss ny the roadside \. the
home Of ,.ta Wilhelm. It is \ nest
nut tree. ind its exceptional beauty
IS emphasized just at this time by the
deiiea.t ,iyacinth-liks blossoms whieo
With the DAINTY pale green Collage.
., numerically cone shaped, makes 4
msst lovely sight. Passersby daily
are seen standing in admiration of it.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-27
Railroad Offeials Here.

A party Of officials Of the Oregon
Short Line were in Emmett Friday on
a tour Of inspection Of the Idaho
Northern. The party was composed
OF II. v. Plat, general manager; F. Fl.
Knickerbocker. general sup1rintsn-
dent; W. r. Armstrong, chief division
engineer; e. C. Manson. division SUI
perintsndent; A. C. Hinkley, superin-
tendeAt Of motor power; VIM. Traver-
Is, division engineer. The party was
by c. A. Barton, Of the
Boise Payette Lumber Co.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-27

To Nr. and Mrs s. j. Higgins, on
Wednesday, May 18th, a son
To Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Rowland,
on Wednesday, May 18th, q son
To Mr.. and Mrs o. NJ Denny,
on Tuesday, May 25th, son
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-27
Notice to Merchants

Merchants and druggists are hereby
warned not to sell any drugs, extracts,
etc. containing alcohol to Adam
Steinbower, under penalty of prosecu-
ton to the fullest extent Of the law
Warming is also given to people not
to buy such preparations for him.
Mrs. Georgia Steinbower.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-27
Biz Prices FOR Cherries.

The price :or sour cherries broke
all previous records when J. r. Field
last week sold his entire crop of Mont
morencys for $3.50 per ton, the buyer
furnishing the packing boxes. Mr..
Field estimates his crop at 40 tons.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-27
DECORATION DAY
E1ersises 10 Begin At > e'eieek Mon
day Morning.

ny h"s~H
The program for Decoration Day, -
arranged by the Woman's Relief Corps
- ~ follows:
Procession viii form At G. A. r
hall Monday morning and march te
the cemetery.
A stop will De made At the Washing
ton street bridge for the services in
memory Of the sailor dead.
The exercises 1T the cemetery will
consist Of the following:
Address by Joel Brown.
Reading Of Lincoln's address by
Charles L. Carnage.
Reading Of LogAD's address by Fin
ley Monroe.
Automobiles will be provided for
those without conveyances to carry
them TO the cemetery and return.
Cars are requested 10 line up on
Warrington Street
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-27
Drainage Hearing.

Hearing of the drainage case has
been set for June %; The question at
issue is whether the county clerk is
right in his intertation of the
law that fee must be paid for fill
ing each of the 200 odd remonstrances
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-27
The Joy Show.

"A Fictitious feast Of frolic and
frivolity' is the way the managers Of
the Famous Georgia Minstrels an
nounce their coming to the Liberty
Theater. Friday, June 4th. The com
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-27

The Royal Neighbors held their re-
gular meeting this afternoon, with .
full attendance. Mrs. w. H. Yereen-
soa was s'sees1 Oracle t. fill Mrs.
Heifsrt's uYnUd term Arr1nee-
nsent wAS mad> for lsxEs dslsE1t5nn
10 attsnd H. district esavsn3ion - -
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-27
Home Grown Strawberries.

y Il Maitniessen brought to mar
kat Monday home grown strawb sries
from tn patch on the Model Fruit
fam. A few days Of real warm
weather will make this fruit plenti-
fnl
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-27

The First National Bank has de-
cided to build the entire west wall of
their new building to its fun heighth
of two stories at this time. instead of
only the basement wall as at first
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-27
Mill Running Fun Time.

The Boise Payette sawmill is now
running full time in both night and
day shifts. Logs are coming in in
fine shape now and it is expected that
no further trouble will be experienced
in keeping plentiful supply.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-27

held at Weiser June 20 Mrs LaBelle
Morehouse ard Mrs VIII Yergenson
had charge Of the social hour and
proved themselves delightful hostesses
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-27

Services will be held every Sabbath
morning by Rev. Springer of the Col
lege of Idaho. Sunday school at the
usual hour.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-27

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IN twO ssefiAn1 dat On be taken
apaFt wftAsut Danger - Rsaklns its
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-27

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New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
Strikers LAWYER
Calls Judge Mayer
Contract Breaker
5000 Carmen Cheer as
Court l. Assailed by Fri
diger: 1912 " m n
Agents Ready to Go Out

Loris F1;sige-. general counsel to-
he 4r-z. saraA,e1 ASS ssoclz.sor u Stree:
Hallway Workers. II sqesot yes.er-
5ay - t-a Labor Lycer-a. cnsrae.e-izec
Federal Ju1ge Julius y. Mayer Is
deliberate coat-ac. treake-
u say m.- full realization 9 .te
tact Ia zr dealing with re Fedarai
CC-r. ,ha- S.ez aad never n ou-
lives -ave begun 10 ts ire kind - {
contract breaker .hs- Judge Mayer IS,
hs sz.6
7hs 5000 s,siae-s present chsere6
yrs statement.
Thousands y boys went % France
* confirmed. "3-6 EaVe ID .hei- livss
because an autoc-a. broke co-t-zc.
z-O called i Z strap Of paper The
misuse ~ has contract ~as no greater
.tan .hzs shown ~ those II charge O.
.rs vo24 you wo-k On TIE of=cers q
,hs company meant the contract 10 be
scrap o. paper binding Just SO long
az u meant something 10 them. bu.
e-.y {. for the waste basket when i.
meant sc-est,-g n you men
Referring to Judge M7ye7's state
-,e1. thzs tie c2ly Issue involved was
l1e question g closed sho-. NJ.
fridge said:
This was dore Ee-ciy to rislead IN
public ard fc- tie purpose OF becloud
.-g lie real Issue. and to cover No tie
coEte1Ftldle contract breaking OF thei-
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
October Movers Menaced
BY Van Drivers Strike

Moviag van drivers. helpers an6
packers plan 70 csll strike By vote
. be taken tonight ~ meeting held
a. 2,Q Fifth Street
Officials of the union say the raen
have decided 20 qui- work because ot
she refusal q .he van Owners Asso-
cation 70 nest their demands for L
s. a week anc- sase IN pay and IT eight
acl- DAY instead of nine.
II the strike is called and remains
unsettled an.sl September Is chaotic
fc-d5tsoas Will prevail n The annual
moving et abolt 100000 New Yer.
families. which usually begins .wo
weeks before October !. according 70
Charles s. morse. president Of the Vsn
Owners Association.
Mr. Morse said the owners hsS So-s
everything possible to prevent STRIKE
las. May We gave The men So in
crease. although we were aat obliged
u DC SO unGeY our contract he SAID
We have offered them S. week more.
which fheg seem not incl.nsd 70
accept, Il seems : pity that with .As
oasing problem as critical IS i, =
families WHO wsn. 20 move have more
difficulty 10 face If the men cu;;
a-1 remain cut there will be small
ehAree OF moving any furniture around
October l."
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
LR. I. Su5,cays,B Bridges and FerryLines
Pnoride Many Ways TO Reach Brooklyn

to
lnserhoougA
Hall Fulton and Nevans
stations
Bas
ma with
operation
s. TO
sh B only
vshtsles allowed i
onhf schedule
williamsburg Bridge-Anoshe- horougAse BY east
she bridge from Desbrosses
Booayn 10
n a and Twenty
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
Crush of Autos Cause
OF Numerous Accidents

Numerous accidents resulted yeste~-
day tron ihs .h-o.g Il zusoroailes
which The strike sent ia.o the streets os
Brooklyn.
lsidor S.e-n berg. Of 1852 Washington
Avenue. ite BToly, was killed wtsn Z
car re MAS driving MAS IN collision
with oac driven ~ Joseph Bella. of
z6is Eleventh Avenue. Brooklyn. at
.lfEiett Street, and Fifteenth Avenue.
liaa 8el,a. daughter q the driver q
re other car, required medical a..en-
.io-.
An automobile driven by Tory Is
7osito, q rs Wes. lp0.h Strea.. Man
haitian, ra1 down seven- yea--old Mschae.
h-sscio near his home, a. 10 Twenty
rrss Street. trsct1-5ng his skull. Il
WAS taken 70 .he Methods. Epssccps.
+ 1osps-al- Similar ln.pTy wss suffered ~
Max krlscousss. seven years old. q Us
Cook Street. Brooklyn. who was hi.
3. BusAw5c. ana Finishing avenues hy
a1 automobile driven by AGolph Daga-
zi1o. He was rEsen 10 81. GATHERINGS
Hos pitzl. Broken arms a-c legs and
cuts and bruises were suffered hy I'll
me-ous others who made unsuccessful
sTorts - cross { street
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
B.R. T. Men Censured for
Striking Without Notice
Brooklyn Chamber of Com
merce Member SAYS Public
VIII Not Suuuorf Workers

Edward Ward MscNahon. Chairman
Of the strike committee appointed yes
.srdsy By the Brooklyn Chamber o.
Commerce. IN 1T address g. she Szv-
enseensh Assembly Democratic Cub
last nigh. censured the ssrsseTs Of .be
g. r 7. He called attention 70 The
last walkout. which wss Won By the
men. ne said, because they stood for
the principle of collective bargaining.
He cited the agreement Of yesr
ago, which. BE declared. provided tAa-
thirty days notice sho~ld be xiTsn Il
II wss 10 be terminated b. either
party.
u listened 30 the eridence this after
noon before the Public Service Con-
mission and + ar any judge Of evi-
6ence there Ess nothing produced
there 10 seow that any notice os the
termination Of The previous sgreemsn.
was gsvea-"
While disc,aiming any hostility 20
organized labor. NzcMahon said she
men were hssty in their aetior in re-
fasing 20 heed the urgings of Mayor
Hylsn snd Commissio1sr Delaney.
Public opinion, he sa,o, VIII no. srv-
port .ne strikers OF the fscls IS .hsy
stand E. present
The men car well rest ,heir claims
N the hands Of Mayor Eylza and Coz
missioner Delaney" MscMahon told
his s0d!eaces, and i 7atY Will return
20 work aad lie. he Lines be operated
they mxy feel sure .as. they vii ge.
square cez.."
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31

acceptable 70 the cou-t and the re-
eeaver, would make specific demand.
!. YVES sala. negotiations might be
opened But NJ Offer. il was made
clear. ernanat5ng from ?. J. Shea. vice
rresioen. al the association, nor sny
o. TIE men associated with him on Iaa
comrniItss. Will receive consideration
~Whr should we deal further wish
h deliberately douh,e-crosse6 the re-
los. his influence In either case he
has become nonsa.s.y in .he situa-
tlc1. 50 far IS We are concerned
Il WIS SAID Yesterday tina. Receiver
Garrison had offered the committee Z
II 1e- cert raise Ct enc Of The early
conferences, .hus meeting the con
csssion made by the Izte7borough 10
3rs s-Fs avsss u1de- similar cl-yu--
stances. This pro5s- was ma5e al .h4
conference 81 which Judge Mayer &C.
11ed .he terms ot arbitration accept
able - -1e cou-.
The feeling is widespread among
those close 70 sas receiver tia, ne
entire situation has been praci7i-ata6
b. -he .Analgama.ed leaders and Nj
Garrison : determined. according 10
sent1ne-- expressed yesss-6ay, 70
MAKE -ae association .ne Issue Of the
controversy
III ths even. sha. all issues shou!d
b. submitted 10 UNLIMITED arbitration, ~
aa oi1caa. explained. and II sho1ld
suoseq eqpel..y asvelop .ha. me coua-
rs-y was u-Sbls 10 meg. the awards,
The cou-t would then have 10 alter
native other shan 70 deny them y
sacA z premise, !. urdo1t.ed.y would
y accIsed Of having acted IN tad
faith. Tbs vas explained 20 mem
se-s ot .he cor-i.tee headed by Shea
a. cary conferences and i was clearly
understood by the men .hz. Only such
restrictions ss were unavoidable had
been imposed.
TIE agreement ot -As committee
with .as receiver and .aa cou-. z.
,h2, time WIS .Aa. the basis u arb:-
.r2tioa outlined by Judge Mayer should
te submitted 10 the mass meeting
SATURDAY night. quea..y Shea
a-9 o.Asr members Of .he committee
assured Manor Eylaa .hey would USE
thar 'u.nos. satlpeuce' with .ae man
- defer strike until further nago.:-
ar'cns could be coad1c.ed
Tie deve- o. -ner.s oi Saturday nigh.
an1 Sunday morning SPEAK ior them
selves. Either M. Shea and his co.r-
n5..ea acted il hsa faith WITH bo--
.he Mayer a7a -he receavers1sp OF
else their utmost in+lue1ce' IS w
worthy Of consideration. Any future
Aegoi!a.lo7s wil. have 20 come through
other channels"
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31

large II olo- iruck carrying strikers
from Z meeting 81 Labor Lycsun 10
.hs Eas. New York ca- barns
Two Are Arrested
James Doughs-1y. rwerty-cre vea~s
old. O. los Manhattan Avenue, was
arrested and taken 70 tA= Vernon Ave
nus police station o- q charge o. dis
orderly conduct. The c1aEstenr
Frederick aaml5n, IVES 2lso arrested
ard Wi. ha a-rai gne1 today c- :
charge q exceeding ihe speed linnst
More thar 100 ga.rolne- have hsen
drafted trona Manhattan precincts to-
STRIKE duty IN 8.c9alya. al policemen
are being hel3 il reserve aT.9 vacations
heve beer cancelled
William J. L2hty. Seco-d Deputy
Police CCmIlsslo1er- : II charge q
'ne police guarding The STRIKE a-sz
a16 is assisted ty Inspector Thomas Il
Murphy. II charge - Brooklyn 8o.-
ough. Emergency headquarters were
established 81 -ne Poplar Stree. sia.
hon yesterday. Inspector Joa- 7
Dwye1. il charge 81 reserves. hzs
been assigned foy emergency 6u-Y 10
-.e l1-1 Inspection District cf B-3c..-
!yn. The Eas. New Eo-& csr barns.
B-o.oa.yn's greatest traction center ss
!-cl-deG in this district
Strike Breakers Challenged
Strikers yesterday AFTERNOON are re-
ported 20 have Continued attempts -
.at3ua. .aa.= zoe STRIKE 5raaae.s Qn2,~
tered ~ -hs -4ve-ue \ ca~ 1zr-s They
are sad - have .au-.ed .Ae strike
breakers aac 10 have challenged .-sx,
10 come o.. irto --e stree. and fight.
The challenge 7vas 7o- accep-a6
Strike signs ros.aa Z. Ea.oush a-5
N 4 ---. -r--.- 49, -
police yes:srcay afternoon Trucks
earring strikers from Elz.hZsa 10
Gown .ew-n meeting to-e signs -31ic1,-
ing Receiver Gg7risol zad me 3 r T
Many 6.ztl- -1a1ces be-ween strikers
arr strike o-sz .e-s ETere reported t-o-r
the East New ta-k tar barns dis.vic..
Eua1-eds gathered - ws-rsss .4ssa.
Era 7ae crowd. +1s pol.ce szy. al
tempted 70 cteth --s a~r5s- u zsYe-
msa WITT ~'e-e accused q creating 65s-
o-ds- -ezr Ing car 1a--s I1ose g.
rested a1d charged with d;so-oe-ly
conauc- were;
2ey Eesiie..e-. 2 no:o-m4r. q l5-5
DeAal5 Avenue: lsazc Strauss. : con
crc;cr- o. ---s E4lsey S1yee- Archie
Harrls. : r,alorEa1, q Harrison
Avenue; Wallace A-G~cve.-e. = e.ec-
iTac.2n. q . Williams Avenue: So.o-
non 0a-1s-asg. s1ree- pe11le7 = 5ss
'errn crt Street; Joseph WeinAlz7t.
con-ectaonsr. % - Lewis AY@-ue. z-a
Abraham Feu-s-e.r. a- .-su94s-ce zre-..-
o- 81 De!mol7co Place.
Samuel E3a.1ao~-itz. str.s-s cor-
creto-. q sos Hopkins Avar,ua. 5s sssc
. hare 5e-.ea IRE police while -a...i-r
rom ms mo-o. cs- II tron- ot re
Brooklyn Labor Lyeeurr. Taa police. =
IS SAID. COMMANDED Alra - move en-.
whereu7on. i : charged. sszi-,o7zi.z
rsea abusive language. ne was ar-
rested On Z charge Il disorder : oo--
oucl- Police dispersed crow6 ma.
4 g2t1ersd about E5ai-rdwi rs cz- while
.he a--es- was beng nsade.
Bs--s-s Ca-sacl-rz- 1wsu-y y-r-s Tears
, oic, q 559 President Stree, striking
guard. 1rzs arrested or = felony charge
grow'1g out q re- alleged plugging -
;1a coor = d es- End subway car cr
rs w'Ay from Manhattan Caua6or-a
was held il S1.1l9 bail to- Aszrs-s
Z Ssp-e'r Der >
Several minor t5a=ie accidents w.e-s
reported. tut nome - -hs 3n.u~aa was
taken 10 : hos stitzl
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31

ow- pa-. Shea and The members o
tie committee have show -ror4 honest
oo1slee-z-aon for -re public han
Judge Mayer has
IN tne audience were -hsrtv -v-uaen
.,cket agents headed ~ Mrs Marion
ScAults. member q the exer-rtsra
con- r-ni.tes ot tte association. Sra SAID
-aa. ms l,sl- -5cket agents rad -ot
walked Of, II sympathy heczuss n-I-
cre~s - dollars sre II hand & -he5<
booths to- waich the agents zre -a-
s7o-z.aie ana are bonded.
Ste added ihst 8 r 7 ct=ci2ls world
be g!ven TWO tours notice 70 ssnc
around ard collec. .te money. Tnen
saa predicted. more than IS Per cen. II
the .acke' sellers would s.vske
Following The reeIinE j. IVES an
rou-cea sha. 5t.eer q trs Iu.errz-
Ioma- Bso..erhood Of Elscl1ic49 7-or1-
e-s employed Z. the Noslrano Avenue
yards had joined Ire strikers
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
Strike of Motormen Sought
B. r. T. Men Aim to Tie Jp
Subwavs and Elevated

: Leaders = Fse Amalg4 4irai..3 ASSOC !
a-ion Of Stree. and Electric Hall ~ :
Employees ~ America. w-ltr calla5 -
ssrlse .n BROOKLYN declared yes.sraar
that .Aay intended 70 aSk -aa Brother
hood q Locomotive Engineers It. as.l
on. B r I subv-s?' an4 elevated motar-
mgr III : sYra ps-tefsc strike.
Ire Taotornser have N acraAr- e-lf
which does not expire un.5l Nover i5s-
!, but the strike leaders asserted -naa1
The 3. z T had violated -He +arrrs ot
the agreement ny manning rs trans
WIFI strike breakers. Zhey ss58 tAs1
several n70tarnen RAD expresses ,te5r
Willingness % strike hu1 ts5 I'd
vlsed CONSULTATION win Ing engineers
hYot thernoc.s -irst
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
Sfrikcfs' Placards Recall
MaIbone Street D;xs.s~.

A. Flstbssh and Nsst-azs greek
shortly before BOON seTe-ss svzs-xs
strikers posted three Big sxas AT -
entrance % the IntesborozgA sB:.z,
station They read:
= RENE Der tes Msahsons stree 4.
aster Drive she scabs CIT a 7.s
iyn-"
Get i right This u as.cfsr. 49,
= strike A's
let Garrison lire zp ~ ris sv-x
zaeas. We dsd"
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31

The executive and transit commit
tees Of Tire Brooklyn Chamber Of Com.
rae-ce discussed ghe strike sitratior
yesterday and called upon Lindley NJ
Garrison, receiver Tor ire Brcoklvn
Rapid Transit Company. 10 star. the
operation ot surface cars rs soon as
possible, assuring him q sha support
OF The public.
IN TIE emergency ihs committee
nrged business men 70 help the city by
tG-r.ng .hs.E .yvcss into buses
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31

ssen, had an extra force Of police on
hand. but they had little 60 10,
The Union Ferry Company ran beats
on ten-minuss schedules. wi.h the
largest crowds fosng 80 Hamilton Are
nus. wn,sye the cniy car lire running
IN brooklyn charges cents fer the
trip 20 Erie Basin This lire served
hundreds. and thsre were dozeDs ci
automobile trucks awaiting the passen-
gers in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31

who ~orx 10 Manhattan srx ,ss.s
points suffered iseonwsnssncsr Ers .rs-
yesterday. bst virtually ali ef s-,e-s ~
10 their work The Cczey Isls-s 49, =.
Ing colony Is estimated z: . yg1as, w.
anticipated tse strike SrniaT s-s -
moved temporarily TO The ao7,ss !.
TRENDS and yelssives n Ns-aszs.xr 2
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
Coney Hit Hard by Strike

Coney Island attracted rs sral.ex.
patronage Of The year yesterday as e
resrli OF .Le strike % Brooklyn Rapid
Transit trssaEen. although Luna PARK
and o.he- enterprises remained coe-
for business
The Coney ls.xnd s1mner dwel.eys
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
VX 7HEN the HoI.
w land shades 90
up have the
KniCke kerbocker Ice
wagon at the door

Ii you return 10 town uzexre-s.
edly the quickest way u ger ;c.
IS to call tfle Knickeroc,cke- II,
Company. Their IS plsnss
turning out 5 thousand to,s
Oily, insure plenty 9: pr.
clean ice. Their 800 horses sns
more than 50 swift auto t-z,rss
insure delivery service 70 -se.
almost any emergency.
4 "iurry" 6al eaz as@1ny u snsry-,s
Imm<dsa:sly, xiii r<ezler se-rsc< sse-1.
ing To~errez=- Telftssz< E-,cr. I'm
-B-e eklJz. Nervss ~.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
Douglas Gibbons & Co. ,
6 E. 45th St. Wand. 626

Gcace selection Apartnents and Hox,..
Fzrznled and rafrrzi.hed fer Oct LIT
ssasoa OF ysu. PARK AVE and VICINITY.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31

a ready reference Eusde for the hnty
~ H. a-1erssssns ANNOUNCE m er.s ar1er fhe
Erxdk-S ct Bastnexs CArts-' III ts-dAy-.
TrfsuEs Wxzs Aa PAge.-~sa3ss
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
Strikers Attack
Shop Workers;
l5-Minute Riot

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