Bar on Free News Urged by Newspaper Leader
Louis Wiley urged Universal Military Service support and a united front against free publicity. He argued paid material must be labeled as ads, and news should stay news not ad copy, warning publishers against advertisers who threaten patronage to push favorable coverage. He called for citywide publisher accords to bar free publicity and protect advertising integrity.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Louis Wiley
New York Limes
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Wilson
Wiley
United States
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Bureau of Advertising
Admiral's Daughter a Bride in Baltimore Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Anne Waters McLean daughter of Rear Admiral Thomas C McLean and Nathaniel W Griffin associate professor at Princeton University occurred at noon today at Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church Baltimore. Prominent guests attended the ceremony.
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Baltimore
Anne Waters McLean
Thomas C. McLean
A. N
Nathaniel W. Griffin
Princeton University
Emmanue Protestant Episcopal Church
Cape May Poised to Reclaim Coastal Resort Prestige
The wartime period is expected to revitalize Cape May New Jersey as the Atlantic coast’s premier summer retreat. Hotels reopen, new businesses rise, and rail and boat lines prepare for record traffic as officials and families plan summer stays in the nation’s near capital. Cape May’s history as a grand social center from 1699 onward is cited as the inspiration for a revival.
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Cape May
N. J
Atlantic
Newport
Atlantic City
Washington
Evry
New England
New York
Army
Navy
New Jersey
America
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Mount Vernon
United States
Congress
Robert FE. Lee
Cape Charles
Ruth Law Drops Liberty Bond Literature Over Cleveland
Aviatrix Ruth Law flew a biplane from Nela Park Cleveland circling the lake front yesterday at about 5 990 feet dropping liberty loan literature. Thousands watched as she cruised over the west end and back to base. She planned a ten day tour to promote the liberty bond campaign in the middle west and southwest cities.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ruth Law
Aviatrix
Nela Park
Lake Front
Seventh Regiment United States Reservengineers seek bridge and track crews
A state ment from Major A K E Waldron in Wilmington calls for foremen and laborers with railway track or bridge experience for the Seventh Regiment Reservengineers. Apply in person to Major Waldron and written applications go to Major John S Sewell in Atlanta. Ten former regular army men are needed for first sergeant and sergeant major roles based on army experience.
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United States
A. K E. Waldron
Wilmington
Afe. Waldron
N. C
John S. Sewell
Atlanta, Ga
Red Cross Units Reach Frontline Hospitals
Washington reports the Chicago base hospital the last of six American Red Cross units ordered abroad has arrived in Europe. Messages also confirm New York Boston and Cleveland units have already gone to hospitals in France.
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Washington
Epneland
Chicago
Red Cross
London
Whitelaw Reid
Mabel Boardman
New York
Boston
Cleveland
France
Keyless fire alarm boxes replace old glass and key
In New York the city is switching from the traditional break the glass and turn the key alarm boxes to modern keyless units. The change aims to speed response times and improve safety across buildings in the urban area.
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New York
Rheumatism Kidney Ailments Alleviated by Holey Kidney Pills
A Bogue Chitto Mississippi reader reports relief from rheumatism kidney and bladder trouble and dizziness after using Holey Kidney Pills. The ad notes back side pains sore muscles swollen joints and fatigue as warning signs and cites Manm Drug Co. as the source.
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A. M. Hunsuckery
Brussiloff Appointed Leader of Russian Armies
Gen Michael V. Alexieff resigns as commander in chief of Russian armies. Gen Alexis Brussiloff is named to succeed him after a Petrograd conference. Brussiloff had recently offered to resign the southwestern front post but withdrew his resignation.
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Petrograd
London
Michael V. Alexieff
Alexis Brussiloff
Brussiloff
Southwestern Front
Liberty Bonds urged in nationwide appeal by Daughters group
In Washington on June 5 an appeal to buy liberty loan bonds and encourage sales was cut to 96,000 members of the Daughters of the American Revolution by Mrs. George Thacher Guernsey, president general.
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Washington
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Thacher Guernsey
War Work Plan for Exempts Conference Tomorrow
Arrangements are complete for a conference tomorrow under the American League for National Unity. The group seeks a path for every exempted man and every woman to serve the nation in the present war. Led by Dr. Charles P. Steinmetz, the largely foreign-born organization aims to unite delegates from many cities for the event.
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American League For National Unity
Charles P. Steinmetz
Hotel Greeters Convene in Boston for Annual Convention
The Hotel Greeters Association holds its national convention in Boston this week with hotel clerks from across the country in attendance. Boston hosts have arranged extensive entertainment for the guests, as New Orleans and Portland vie to host the next gathering. A Texas inventor unveiled an electric fly and mosquito trap planned for summer contract work to reduce pests.
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Boston
Texas
Cough remedy letter praises Foley's Honey and Tar
A reader from Amberg Wisconsin writes that last winter a severe cough resisted medicines until one bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar cured it. He endorses Foley's as superior to substitutes for coughs, colds, croup and whoop.
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Foley
DeKeuster
Amberg
Wis
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