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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1918

Page

9

Australia’s Monroe Doctrine Call From Hughes Speech

Australian Prime Minister William Morris Hughes urged a Pacific Monroe Doctrine at a Pilgrims Society dinner, arguing Australia must control or block Pacific islands near its shores to deter Germany and ensure security for a free Commonwealth. He praised American entry, outlined Australia’s war losses, and pressed for alliance-backed guarantees against predatory powers in the region.

Pilgrims’ Society Union League Club William Morris Hughes Australia Wreed Pacific Germany Hughes Pacific Ocean Chauncey M Depew Mr. Hughes Nicholas Butler Columbia Univer Murray New Guinea Mr.Hughes America Americas Colossus Salids Republic Channel Paris Amiens Rieima Atlantic Mindenburg Lutro Empire France Ardon United States Dominions Anzac Sydney Polynesia Asia Europe Jerusalem Hels Gallupoii Hohenzollerns Zealand Commonwealth of Free People Gression Great Island Fiji Solomons Guinea Milea Lopyaliy Islands Honolulu San Francisco Courre Peru Holland Philippines Cuba Japan Mount Keimmel Ypres Calais England D'Appul al- Minion Econtrol Australian Pacific Thia Inea Dave George Wilson The Pilrims’ Society Frederick Black F. H. Outerbridge William A. White C. B M. G William P. Manning Trinity Church United States Army A. ©. Humphreys Stevens Institute Usher Wy. B Joseph Cook Navy of Great Britain Gleatz U

Actors' Equity Names Four Managers Over Contract Behalf

Francia Wilson of Actors Equity named four managers Lee Shubert William A Brady Arthur Hammerstein and John Cort for failing to uphold the October standard contract. The move follows a dispute with Marc Klaw head of the Managers' Protective Association and signals escalation to higher authority after quick President Wilson reply.

Actors’ Equity Association Francia Wilson Actors’ Equity Marc Klaw United Managers’ Protective Association Wilson Actove Lee Shubert William A. Brady Arthur Hammerstein John Cort

Smith resigns as head of New York Central Railroad

A. H. Smith, regional director for the Eastern Railroads, resigns the presidency of the New York Central and 125 subsidiaries. Vanderbilt Jr. is elected successor, with Crowley expected to head the lines for the Government. Smith’s tactics reduced congestion and modernized operations during wartime control under McAdoo.

A. H. Smith Eastern Railroads New York Central Railroad da W. K Vanderbilt, Jr Vanderbilt New York Central Washington McAdoo Patrick FE. Crowley Crowley Smith Mr. Smith Railroad Administration Shippng Board Europe Conoe Borizes F&f Sk Kill van Kall Navy Department New York Lake Shore & Cleveland Company Pany Lansing New York Central Lines Chauncey M. Depew Grand Central Feastern Allegheny Eastern Territory B. Campbell Liberty Street New England I. J. Kentfield South Station Boston Mass Trunk Line H. ©. Burnett Central District É. J. Brister Trans Station Chicago Centra District Coal and Coke Committee J. C. Venning Pennsylvania Station Pittsburgh Penn Eastern District Coal and Coke Committee B. B Crossley Reading Terminal Philadelphia Samuel Rea Daniel Willard Pennsylvania Railroad Company Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company Pennsylvania Railroad Elisha Lee Iie Buffalo Pennsylvania Railreer West Jersey & Seashore Railroad New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad Tie Philadiphia Baltimore Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Eastern Lines Parkersburg West Virginia Pittabugh Jes Seaboard Pennsylvania Baltimore & Ohio A. Hi. Smith Lee Thompson Jee Mr. Thompson George W. Stevens Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Wirput A. C. Needles Norfolk & Road The Western

Italians from Trentino seek U S service after Austria torture

From Governors Island five officers and 103 enlisted men, mostly Trentino natives, resisted Austrian rule and aim to join the Italian or American forces. Giuseppe Gabos, a Pennsylvania-born American citizen, describes torture in Galicia and appeals to Secretary Lansing to confirm his identity and enlistment.

Governors Island Russia Siberian Trentino Italia Irredenta Giuseppe Gabos Bor Hazelton Fle Trenting Vienna Galicia Gabos Lansing Pennsylvania Austria Italia Kuasla N. Y Guido Flor Mario Ciuk Sureon Silvio Menestrino Posta Cabos Siberia Vladivostok San Francisco Rome Chanes United States Italy

Transport Sunk on Voyage Home From War Claims

Washington reports a list of ships sunk or damaged, naming the America at 25 570 tons the Amerika 22 622 tons the Mount Vernon 19 503 tons and the Agamenon 190 361 tons, all noted as formerly named after imperial vessels.

Washington America Amerika Mount Vernon Kronprinzessin Cecilie Agamenon Kaiser Wilhelm II

Barnard Students Raise Funds For French Canteen Unit

Barnard College undergraduates staged a performance of Chinese Lantern in Students Hall Gym last night, raising about $500 for the Barnard Repatriation and Canteen Unit in France. The drive aims to reach a total fund of about $40,000 with another show planned tonight.

Barnard Barnard College France

Sinking of the President Lincoln Strikes Staten Islanders

The transport President Lincoln with a 700 crew aboard and wounded soldiers on return from a three week voyage was torpedoed and sunk. Officials say lifeboats and rafts could have held 60 more. twenty five Staten Island residents among the crew prompted anxious family responses as news spread.

President Lincoln United States Richmond

The Lost Transport President Lincoln Sinks After Telemgaph News

Telegraph reports last night from the Navy Department offer only that the transport has gone down. Among the crew were Walter Connell assistant postmaster and several Staten Island residents. twelve Yonkers militia boys aboard. voyage details describe the ship built in 1907 for Hamburg America with 12 000 tons capacity and 3 400 emigrants on a prior voyage. length 598 feet beam 68 feet depth 48 3 inches.

Navy Department Walter Connel William Connell West New Brighton Transart Archibahl ,Tranter Port Tiphmond John Clark West Brighton John HF. Schilles New Brighton Yonkers John Short Gregory Avenue Weehawken Louis Bourgonion Garden Street Union Hall Bourgonion Yinconn Short Cervin President Lincoln Harland & Wolff Belfast Ilamburg-American Line New York Hamburg

Federal Milk Commission cuts June milk prices

The Federal Milk Commission set June prices with a one half to four cent reduction. Grade B loose milk to stores drops to 8 cents per quart, Grade B bottled to consumers to 12 cents, and pint deliveries to 6 1/2 cents. Unchanged: Grade B bottled to consumers 13 cents per quart, Grade A 15 cents, and to stores 11 cents. Conference attendees included Dr. W H Jordan and several commissioners. A separate note reports possible revocation of a Yonkers license during wartime.

Federal Milk Commission Commission W. H. Jordan Lamb Washington Mitchell Ams Schiff, Brown, Kittredge Dow, Fuller Lewis Federal Food Board Spruce Street Yonkers

National Music Show Opens in Grand Central Palace

Governor Whitman scheduled to speak at the opening of the National Music Show in New York. The event runs through next Saturday with daily music trade meetings and a portion of gate receipts aiding army and navy phonograph and piano player records purchases. The twenty second annual National Piano Manufacturers Association convention accompanies the show, with sessions and dinners at the Grand Central Palace New York Athletic Club Biltmore Hotel and other venues.

Whitman Grand Central Palace New York War Work’ Council M. C National Piano Manufacturers’ ‘Association Nist New York Athletic Club National Association of Music Roll Manufacturers Convention Hall National Association of Piano Merchants The Palace Hotel Biltmore National Piano Travelers Association Weemeey Piano C Music Industries Chamber of Commerce

Interboro seeks 37.7 million loan for rapid transit

Interboro Rapid Transit asks the War Finance Corporation for a 37.7 million three year loan to finish subway equipment and elevated extensions. It proposes securing the loan with 30.48 million in first and refunding 5 percent bonds. The Public Service Commission has granted bond permission.

Ion War Finance Corporation InterBorough Rapid Transit Company Public Service Commission Commission

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