Hearst and the Kaiser: Who Owns the New York Mail
A reader’s piece probes Hearst ownership of the New York Evening Mail, questioning why he keeps the paper aligned with pro war voices. It weighs possible motives, noting Hearst’s stubborn stance amid global tensions and German influence debates.
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Kaiser
N. Y. Mail
Hearst
New York Evening Mail
Mail
Owas
Cerna
New York
Amery Sant
Corman
Germainy
Lick the Kaiser Club allocates funds for Red Cross drive
The Lick the Kaiser Club approved over two thousand dollars for the County Council of Defense drive. About 312000 went to the local Red Cross, with eight hundred dollars for the Kniehng of Columbus and one hundred fifty dollars for the Salvation Army. The council directed twenty five percent of the total be returned to local Red Cross credits. A registration matter for 18 to 21 year olds was referred to the Labor Committee. A board was formed to track men who have gone to war from Eddy County.
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Carlsbad
Lick the Kaiser Club
County Council of Defense
Red Cross
Kniehng of
Columbus
Salvation Art
Knights of Columbus
Salvation Army
Knights of Columbia Wa
Lick the Kaiser Club Labor Committee
Milton Smith
Council of Defense
GM Cooke
Aln Pratt
Eddy County
Lieut
Fred West
Declared
War Finance Corporation
Congress
New Mexico
Sera
Tallmadge Urged As Democratic U S Senate Candidate In New Mexico
A Socorro New Mexico mass meeting backs Mr Tallmadge for the United States Senate, praising his public and private work in developing the state and urging his election to aid drainage irrigation banking reform and war era needs. The letter from Meliton Torres chairman endorses Tallmadge as the strongest Democrat to represent New Mexico and calls for unity ahead of the state convention.
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New Mexico
Stockman
Tallmadge
Senate
United States
Wilson
C. J. Tallmadge
Socorro County
Democratic Central Committee
Secerte
Henry Valladge
Stir
Nairuan
LaLoire County
Tinadge
Tmadge
America
United States Senate
Great New West
Tallinleie
Iit
New Hraska
Nebraska
Cuba
Southwest
Meliton Torres
Democree
Socorro
Mr. Torres
County Central
Socurus
Rationanic Central Cot
Stengthen
Rio Grande
Sam
Meliton
Torres
Democratic Centre Committee
Sreogh
Austrian Would Be Brother Fight for Liberty
Camp Kearny July 20 A native of Austria in the Footieth Division naturalized at a special session of court answering hypothetical questions about fighting his Austrian brother. When asked what he would do if he met his brother in battle he said I would have to kill him, and he was naturalized. The examiner noted a typical set of questions about relatives and origins. The Director of Conciliation reported a decrease in labor strikes while the Providence Journal notes the scene.
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Hearst
Germany
Kaiser
Colonel
Ublication
Roosevelt
Camp Kearny
Austria
A. E Eldredge
Yogt
Amerizen
Conciliation
Army
Department of Labor
Ition
Dregde
Providence Journal
Record Movement of the American Troops
Washington reports a record troop movement at a training camp on July 7 with 10,320 soldiers moved by rail between 3 and 9 o clock. Thrift stamps and war savings certificates are mentioned as part of the war effort in a chaotic, fragmentary dispatch.
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Washington
Sahar
Bany Argus
Lenine and Trotzky in German disguise in Dallas
Indications claim Lenine and Trotzky plan to reveal themselves in German livery as they emerge from Russian disguise amid tensions in Dallas, suggesting a possible incursion or propaganda move. The report notes Jewish communities in Dallas reacting to the rumor with concern.
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Lenine
Trotzky
Dallas
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Tilleatie
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Wien
Tallouchientache
Tattierin Hydrot
Esperon
Commonwealth
Yours, CL Tallmal
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