Miss Newcomb Becomes Bride of Edson Actor
New York actress Miss Mary DeWolf Newcomb, formerly of Newark, wed actor Mr Edson in a Newark Reformed Church ceremony officiated by Otis Tronsdale. The bride, 25 La Grangeville N duuring the past se in one of the readir Lei, is daughter of deceased George E Porter, late Linn Boyd Porter. The groom’s address and other details appear in the marriage report from yesterday.
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End the Desecration of Memorial Day Plan G A R Resolution
The State convention of the Grand Army of the Republic planned to adopt a resolution urging the Legislature to define Memorial Day by law. Patriots and religious groups across the state back a broader consecration of the holiday and praise Woodrow Wilson for a sacred observance. Officers were elected: George W. Mun, Buffalo, junior deputy commander. Rev. Dr. J. Melhan, New York, chaplain. Bert PL Bush, Horseheads, medical director. The New York State Daughters of the Republic elected Bertie J. White, New York, president.
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Bertie J. White
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Prisoners in Lot Captured by Americans on the Marne
Associated Press reports Americans captured 311 prisoners near the Marne. In White Plains, an Exemption Board meeting discussed classifying married men with no children and possible transfers from Class Four to Class Two. The session covered adjutant general Sherritt and included legal board members. James Montano, serial number 1, is wanted. notice for appearance was issued.
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Senate Agrees on Emergency Prohibition Amendment
Washington June 27 The Senate agriculture committee has approved an amendment to the 11 million dollar emergency agricultural measure creating a national prohibition. It would ban manufacture and sale of wine after June and the sale of beer three months after the president signs. A second House test vote led to a resolution urging the president to call for action by the House. The drive has been linked to railroad, War Industries Board, and War Trade Board curtailment of liquor supplies. Also notes German alien women must register by a set date or face internment during the war. Personal crisis reports among Japanese students are rising due to nerves, sensitivity to humiliation, and fierce competition for government school placements.
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Path of Retreat Paved with Dead in Italy War Report
June reports from headquarters of the Italian Army describe quiet fronts punctuated by shell exchanges and heavy toll along Nervesa road. Italian dead litter the fields while Austrians press machine guns amid ruined redoubts. vivid observation notes an planned attack near Nervesa and an arsonic rail-munition transport at Conegliano with large white smoke billowing skyward.
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Allied Financial Board Proposal Outline for International Reserve
A Sacramento informant describes a proposal to create an international reserve board allied with the US Federal Reserve. The aim would be to preserve financial peace within allied nations and coordinate responses to wartime economic shocks. The plan envisions safeguards against global financial instability and seeks support from President Wilson and allied leaders.
Bestinandal Minds Aid Global Credit Structure
An archived passage highlights global experts seeking solutions to national difficulties to protect the world credit structure. It notes collaborative effort by leading minds to stabilize economies and safeguard financial systems amid challenges.
U B Oats Sunk May Totals 233 639 Tons In May
Washington reports that Allied and neutral shipping sunk by German E-boats in the first 28 days of May totaled 233 639 gross tons according to Navy Department estimates. If trend continues, losses may reach 258 671 tons after May 31. Senators Beckham and McCumber debate May totals and German report reliability. E C Jacobs replaces Tom S Day as farm labor specialist. Findlay shifts to tractor work. The First Congregational Church Sunday school holds its annual picnic at Bloomingboro.
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