Price fixing undercuts war tax revenue plans
The Ways and Means Committee opened hearings on the War Revenue bill amid fears that existing price fixing on steel copper and other war essentials will reduce excess profits. Officials warn profits may fall unless rates on excess profits are raised or alternative revenue sources found.
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New York Times
Washington
Ways End Means Committee
Treasury
Committee of the War Industries Board
Jic Adeo
FAVORS RESORT TO TARIFF AS BEAT FOR REVENUE HEARINGS
Thomas O. Marvin of Boston testifies before the House Ways and Means Committee urging higher import duties to raise several million dollars in revenue. Benjamin C. Marsh argues for higher income taxes, and Albert Johnson presents graduated taxes on second class mail. The Treasury reports April tax yields show corporate and individual taxes contributing to a large total, with various minor sources listed.
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Washington
Thomas O. Marvin
Boston
Home Market Club
House
Ways and Means Committee
Benjamin C. Marsh
Farmers’ National Committee On War Finance
Albert Johnson
Marsh
Marvin
England
United States
Moore
Pennsylvania
Hull
Tennessee
Representative Moore
Treasury
Collecona
Earned Income Tax Favored Over Unearned, McAdoo Plan Supports
The debate centers on taxing earned income at a lower rate than unearned income. Mr. McAdoo proposes combining taxes and raising on earned income, with much steeper levies on unearned income. Representative Longworth has long pushed for this earned income advantage, criticizing current laws as unfair to labor and protective of capital.
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Kitchin
McAdoo
Great Britain
Mr. McAdoo
Representative Longworth
Ways and Means Committee
Longworth
Congress
National Sculpture Society plans war memorial viewing stand
The National Sculpture Society proposes a temporary cement viewing stand on the west side of Madison Square facing Fifth Avenue to honor returning soldiers. Designs show heroic figures and groups, with about 35 heroic figures and multiple smaller works. A committee led by Paul W. Bartlett will oversee plans and a protest to War Department medal designs was also approved.
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National Sculpture Society
Madison Square
Fifth Avenue
France
Fine Arts
West Fifty-seventh Street
Paul W. Bartlett
America
New York City
Monumental
Bartlett
Dewe
Duced
the Sculpture Society
A. Sterling Alder
Army
Liberty
John Flanagan
Augustus Lukeman
Enry Pacon
Charlies Keck
Charlies Niehaus
War Department
Philadelphia
Chamberlain
Essay contest prizes awarded by Sons of the Revolution NY
The Sons of the Revolution in the State of New York announced the results of their essay contest What the United States of America Ones to France. First prize $75 and bronze medal went to Donald McAllister Ithaca High School. Second prize $30 and bronze medal to Samuel B. Darlich Central High School Buffalo. Third prize $15 and bronze medal to William Reitzel New Rochelle High School. Honorable mentions listed include William Clyde Wenzel Newburg Free Academy F Winfield Smith Mexico Mexico Anna Crofoot Alfred High School Luc Lewton Port Chester High School John s Elson Tonawanda High School Charles Wwensie Mt. Vernon High School Elizabeth Allen Fredonia State Normal School Harold C. Seitz Lafayette High School Doris A. McClellan Williamsville High School.
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Sons of the Revolution
New York
Fraunceas
Broad and
Pearl Streets
United States of America
France
Yor the
Three Beast Esanya
Secon
Donald McAllister
Ithaca High School
Ithaca
Samuel BR. Darlich
Central High School
Buffalo
William Reitzel
New Rochelle High School
New Rochelle
William Clyde Wenzel
Newburg
Charles Wwensie
Mt. Vernon
Elizabeth Allen
State Normal School
Fredonia
Harold C. Seitz
Lafayette High School
Doris A. McClellan
Williamsville High School
Williameville
Frank H. Simonds In Hospital)
Frank H. Simonds associate editor of The Tribune is in the hospital with a slight indisposition. The illness is described as not serious.
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F. H. Simonds
Frank H. Simonds
the Tribune
Ruth Law Denies Spy Rumors Amid Red Cross Flights
Washington June 7 Miss Ruth Law aviatrix in Washington for a license to fly for the Red Cross refutes rumors she is a German spy. She cites Birmingham New Orleans and Atlanta gossip and asserts she has never been in Atlanta. Her patriotism is praised and she holds government trust with war bonds drives.
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New York Times
Washington
Ruth Law
Aviatrix
Red Cross
Birmingham
Ala
Mise Law
New Orleans
Atlanta
Indiana
Mias Law
Danville
Illinoia
Miva Law
Lynn
Masa
United States
America
England
Miss Law
Aviation
War Department
Fire losses rising spark war effort concerns in Arkansas
Wilbur E. Mallalieu of New York, general manager of the National Board of Fire Underwriters, told the National Editorial Association that fire losses will top 250 million dollars for 1917, enough to pay the interest on nearly 9,000,000,000 dollars in Liberty bonds. He warned fires hinder U S wartime efficiency and quashed Kaiser claims amid about 1,500 fires daily. The association backed a general postage zone system while urging Congress to remove onerous advertising rate rules and delay Section 1101 until amendments pass. Resolutions called for reducing newspaper size and number to save paper and labor and for FTC power to fix paper prices during and after the war.
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Hot Springs
Ark
America
Wilbur E. Mallalieu
New York
National Board of Fire Underwriters
National Editorial Association
United States
Kaiser
Association
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Recital at Mrs Guinness’s Put Off
Lucien Muratore's recital at Mrs Benjamin Guinness's Washington Square North was postponed to next Thursday evening due to a change in plans. The event supports the Alumnae Association of the National Conservatory in Paris.
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Guinness
Lucien Muratore
Benjamin Guinness
Washington Square North
National Conservatory
Paris
Dobbs Ferry Music School Tea Benefit at Llewellyn Hall
Mrs. Franklin Q. Brown opens Llewellyn Hall at Springhurst Dobbs Ferry today for a musicale and tea to aid the Dobbs Ferry Music School. Tea servers include Genevieve Clendenin Florence Clendenin Augusta de Forest Caramar Carroll Sylvia Brown Katherine Black Virginia Beltzhoever Dorothy Black. Organizers include Mrs. E S Jaffray Mrs Albert Shaw Mrs Carroll Dunham Mrs Frederick Trevor Hill Mrs Joseph Clendenin Mrs Henry Villard Mrs Maitland Griggs and Miss Winifred Nogers.
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Ald
Dobbs Ferry
E. S. Jaffray
Albert Shaw
Carroll Dunham
Frederick Trevor Hill
Joseph Clendenin
Henry Villard
Maitland Griggs
Winifred Nogers
Miss Caroline Knapp Engaged to Ensign Charles Post
Mr and Mrs Harry Kearsarge Knapp of Brookwood East Islip announce the engagement of daughter Caroline Burr Knapp to Ensign Charles Kintzin Post U S N son of Mr and Mrs Aldren Post of Bayport L I and grandson of Mr and Mrs Charlies A Poat of Bayport No date has been set for the wedding.
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Miss Knapp
Ensign Post
Harry Kearsarge Knapp
Brookwood
East Islip
I. L
Lieut Redfield Marries Miss Derby in Englewood Home
Miss Eveleth Derby daughter of Mr and Mrs Warren J Derby Englewood New Jersey and Lieutenant Edward Griswold Redfield U S A son of Mr and Mrs Edward D Redfield Hartford Connecticut wed at the bride’s home after Redfield’s return from France Adriance officiated Lieutenant Redfield was assigned to Camp Jackson Georgia
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Redfield
Miss Derby
Eveleth Derby
Warren J. Derby
Englewood
N. J
Edward Griswold Redfield
Edward D. Redfield
Hartford
Conn
Liieutenant Redfield
France
Harris KE
Adriance
Canto Jackson
Rev Dr Lissman and Wife Mark 25th Anniversary
The Rev Dr Edward Lissman of the Hebrew Tabernacle and his wife celebrate twenty five years of marriage. Married June 7, 1898, the couple reside at 1 857 Seventh Avenue and 218 West 180th Street. A wartime delay kept yesterday’s reception from taking place due to their son’s naval reserve service. He founded the Hebrew Tabernacle and serves as honorary chaplain to city services and veteran groups.
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Lissman
Edward Lissman
Hebrew Tabernacle
West 180Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Naval Reserve
Hebrew United Veterans of the
G. A
Miss Lucille R Schulte Engaged to John H Bassett
Mrs Anthony Schulte of 405 West End Avenue announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Lucille Rose Schulte to John Humphrey Fillipe Bassett son of Mrs William Dose of New Haven Conn The wedding is set for June 19 at the bride’s home.
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Lucille R. Schulte
Anthony Schulte
West End Avenue
Lucille Rose Schulte
John Humphrey Fillipe Bassett
William Dose
N. R. Las Fitch
New Haven
Conn
Henry Astor Dies in Country Home at West Copake
Albany dispatch reports Henry Astor of the famed Astor family died after weeks of illness at his estate near West Copake Columbia County. Born July 6 1832 he inherited 119 Manhattan parcels including blocks on Broadway and Eighth Avenue yet lived simply. He built The Big House and designed much of his life in seclusion while supporting neighbors and his wife Malvina Dinehart. He was great uncle to Vincent Astor and managed wealth from a trust dating to 1834.
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New York Times
Albany
Henry Astor
Geneva
Weat Copake
Columbia County
William B. Astor
Ears
West Copake
John Jacob Stor
Wiliam B. Astor
Weat Copase Iron Works
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Axo
Astor
New_York City
Vincent Astor
Metrolitan
Mr. Astor
Reformed Church of
John Jacob Astor
William Astor
Charles F. Southmayd
Henry Lewis Morris
Lewis Spencer Morris
Charles A. Peabody
Astor House
Manhattan
Broadway
Eighth Avenue
Forty-fifth
Forty-sixth Streets
Upper West Side
Mr. Astor Hes
John R Bartlett Dies In Monroe At Eighty
John R Bartlett longtime financier and corporate organizer died Tuesday at his home in Monroe New York aged eighty He retired from active business in 1907 after the financial crisis He helped organize the British Oland Cake Company Limited a major cottonseed and linseed oil and cake producer with twenty eight mills and twelve refineries in Great Britain This marked the first arts industrial combination organized in Britain or Europe by an American.
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John R. Bartlett
Monroe
N. Y
Mr. Bartlett
British
Oland Cake Company, Limited
Great Britain
Europe
Jerome H. Eddy Dies at 70 in Brooklyn Home
Jerome H. Eddy, among America's oldest theatrical press agents, died at his Brooklyn home after several weeks illness following an accident that injured his leg. Eddy, about 70, served as press agent for over forty years and worked for Hoath and Barrett, Mile, Rhea, Joseph Jefferson, and other stage figures. He co authored The Village Postmaster, a drama produced years ago.
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Jerome H. Eddy
America
Flrn Street
Brooklyn
Meer
Mr. Eddy
Hoath and
Barrett
Mile
Rhea
Joseph Jefferson
Doctor J Hervey Buchanan dies after transfusion effort
North Plainfield New Jersey mourns Dr J Hervey Buchanan 47 a Plainfield physician and Princeton and Jefferson Medical College graduate who died at home following a blood transfusion attempt He practiced in Plainfield and was active in fraternal groups and the Knights of the Golden Eagle as well as the American Medical Society the Somerset County Medical Society and Muhlenberg Hospital staff.
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J. Hervey Buchanan
North Plainfield
N. J
Peddie Institute
Princeton University
Jefferson Medical College
Plainfield
Yses
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Buchanan
American Medical Society
Somerset County Medical Society
Muhlenberg Hospital of
William Herbert of William Herbert & Co. Dies at 66
William Herbert head of the brokerage firm William Herbert & Co. died at his home on West Twenty-second Street. A NYU alumnus, he joined Corlies Macy & Co. before entering brokerage twenty years ago and forming his own firm in 1908. Survived by wife and four sons including Lt Wyman Drummond Herbert and Lt Philip Sidney Herbert.
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William Herbert
William Herbert & Co
West Twenty-second Street
Mr. Herbert
New York University
Corlies, Macy & Co
Stationers
Herbert
Players
Stock Exchange
Wyman Drummond Herbert
105Th Artillery
William Hedenberg Herbert
Philip Sidney Herbert
James Erbert
U. 5S. N
Obituary Notes for James Campion and Brooklyn Residents
Obituary notes from a Brooklyn area list several deaths including James Campion age 1 found dead at home in Jamaica Queens. George C. Smith age 4 a Brooklyn real estate dealer died at 254 Cooper Street. Enenevive Schaefer age 44 wife of John A. Schaefer died at her summer home in Bayville. Dennis O'Mera age 46 died at his Washington New Jersey home. Sophia Virginia Beach widow of Otto Bluhm Nutley NJ died at home. Sarah Levy wife of Morse Levy cigar manufacturer died at 8120 Clarendon Road Flatbush. Frances Susanna Abbott wife of Dr Francis Spalding Abbott died at summer home in Lake Placid NY. William John Colby aged 54 died at home 454 Miller Avenue Brooklyn. Freda Staples former actress died at St Joseph's Hospital. Jane Hobley widow of Albert Hobley died at 110 Wilson Street Brooklyn aged 86. James Gelson age 58 former Brooklyn Eagle employee died at 240 Gates Avenue Brooklyn. many entries note long local service and affiliations with fraternal orders and press organizations.
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James Campion
Jamaica
L. J
George C. Smith
Brooklyn
Cooper Street
Enevieve Schaefer
Mre. Gold
John A. Schaefer
Sumimner
Bayville
L. L
Wee Dennis O'Rmera
Washington
N. J
Sophia Virginia Brach
Otto Bluhm
Nutley
Beach
Sarah Levy
Morse Levy
H. B. Claflin & Co
Tyrian Lodge
A. M
Morton Commandery
Knights Templars
Miller Avenue
Freda Staples
Eva Staples
Chicago
St. Joseph's Hospital
Avenue
Albert Sta
Jane ©. Hobley
Albert Hobley
Wilson Street
Hobley Wes
Calvary
Coe
Sonley
Kings County
Thomas
Sophia Virginia Heach
Sophia Virginia Mali
William N. Beach
Bender
Walter Bender
Hensehel
Morningside
Benjamin
Bertha
Harriet
Mount Vernon Lodge
Sons of Israel
West 141St St. Eddy
Jerome H
Broadway
Frank E. Campbell
Lillian C
William Byte
Wiliam H
Sarah Beaumont
Ridgefield Park
Feneral
Mayle Ay
Morsemere
Woodlawn
Fisher
Minerva G
Alexander Fisher
Herkimer St
Rooklyn
Ganz
Mina
Louis Gans
West
Gould
Liberty
N. Y
Joseph Gould
O Eesis Gould
Marvin
H. Meyers & Co
Lenox
Haight
Eliza C
Emmaor K. Haight
Charles J. Colenhoven
Crestwood
Grand Central Station
Ariem Dryvielon
Haviland
Montclair
Florence May Haviland
Frederick M. Haviland
Harrison Av
Herbery
William Herbert
Daniel
Margaret Hedenberg Herbert
Katherine Wyman Drummond
Wyman Drummond
William Hedenbers
Detrot
Philip Sidney
Fenelgn
James Drummond
West 22d
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Henrietta
Tim
Max Hermann
Seymour
Hilda
Fannie Tobias
Philadelphia
Irvin
Colony Club
Richard Irvin
Cathedral of
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Elisabeth VR. Ellsworth
Chuir
Irving
Hubert Walling
Martha Robinson Irving
Elizabeth Greacen Irving
James Irving
Carlisle
Penn
Kenny
Mary Louise Long
Joseph R. Kenny
Levi
Michael
Lina
Linda Roos
Florence Fuld
Ander Levi
Mendelsohn Benevolent Society
Michael Levi
East Gath Bt
J. Schwarzwald
FE. Falk
Levy
Sarah
Clarendon Road
Washington Cemetery
McFadden
Hugh McFadden
Margaret Costello
Mead
Katonah
Charles Grant Mead
First Presbyterian Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Mount Kisco
N.Y
Miller
Mary E. Miller
Rigney
St. Francis Brooklyn
Corona
Masonic
Sylvan Grove
Norris
E. G. Welch
Prospect Place
Isabella Norris
Oberhaus
Antonia Oberhaus
East
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Conad J
List St
California
Pirnie
James Pirnie
Henrietta Pirnie
Sterling Place
Alleva
Anthony
Eust
Booca
Albert
Roosevelt
Frederick W
Oe Brow
VN Jona
Pridget
Burrow
Amuel
East 60Th St
Errs
Cullen
William
Eagle
Dalton Joseph
Lellevue Hospital
Jame Poxo
Age Duff
Juse & Agee
Ellis Saotty
West Gta St
Jume & Axed
Fee —Thehomas
Elizabeth St
Folly
M. Montanari
Savage
Bernaré
Thompson
Gilbert H
Glenmore Hotel
Timm
Henry
West 145Th St
Artie- Dirtholomew
Chatham Squaey
Vitanza
Leonarda
Philip
Wilssen
Rebecca
Delancey St
Werton Jom & Young
Eee Barton
James
Roay
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Snyder
Brockmann
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Lowell replies to Chapman over Harvard memorial dispute
Cambridge June 7 President A Lawrence Lowell responds to John Jay Chapman with a formal letter denying any Harvard plan to memorialize Germans in the war, stating no list or action to include German names existed and the committee only plans a fitting memorial for Harvard men who served in Europe.
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New York Times
Cambridge
Masa
A. Lawrence Lowell
John Jay Chapman
New York
Bulletin
Harvard Monument
Harvard
John Jay Chapman, Esq
Taft and McCormick Reunite in Chicago
In Chicago ex President Taft met Congressman Medill McCormick at the Blackstone Hotel, reuniting since 1904. McCormick then met Colonel Roosevelt shortly after, before Roosevelt roamed with a threat specialist preparing for a West speaking tour under the National Security League. Taft departed Chicago before Roosevelt’s arrival.
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New York Times
Chicago
Taft
Medill McCormick
Senate
Blackstone
Philippine Islands
McCormick
Roosevelt
West
National Security League
Reading hosts British envoy and family in Washington
British Ambassador Lord Reading and Lady Reading dined with Mrs. James McDonald in Washington after returning from New York. Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. McAdoo traveled from White Sulphur Springs to Philadelphia for the marriage tomorrow of Mrs. McAdoo’s eldest daughter Mrs. Charles T. Martin to Clayton Pratt Jr. The Mohrenchildren join the party this evening.
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New York Times
Washington
Reading
New York
James McDonald
Miss Nona McAdoo
Body of Charles W. Fairbanks Lies in State in Indiana
Escorted by Indiana militia, the body of former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks was moved from his Indianapolis residence to the State Capitol for viewing. Thousands filed through the corridors to view him before an 8 o'clock funeral at the residence and burial at Brown Hill Cemetery after services led by Bishop W. F. McDowell.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Fairbanks
State Capitol
W. F. McDowell
Washington
Brown Hill
Marriage and Death Notices Telephoned To NYT Desk
Notice indicates marriage and death notices for The New York Times may be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The item outlines the service method and contact point for families recording life events for publication.
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New York Times
Bryant
Marriages Noted in Early June Public Notices
In New York City on June 3 1915 Miss Laurie E Ww Hyson to Laure Ww Kattelle. On June 4 1918 Delmonico Rabbi Herbert B Goldstein linked Sadie Behneck to Moe Ul. On June 5 101 Englewood N J Derby Eveleth Derby to Lieutenant Edward Griswold Redfield.
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Hyson—Kattelle
New York City
Laurie E
Hyeoo
Laure
Kattelle
Enaign
U. S&s. N. Rlf
Kas&schneck
Delmonico
Herbert B. Goldstein
Sadie
Hter
Jacob Behneck
Moe UL
N. BR. PF
Redfield
Derby
Englewood, N. J
Clarris Adriance, Eveleth
Warren Eveleth Derby
Edward Griswold Redfield
Died. Frances Abbott at Lake Placid June 6 1918
Frances Abbott died at her summer home in Lake Placid New York on Thursday June 6 1918 Funeral services at Lefferts Place Chapel Brooklyn on Saturday June 8 at 2 30 PM. George Theodore Adams died June 6 in his 82nd year with funeral services at his late residence 144 0th Avenue Brooklyn New York. Barbara H Baldwin died June 4 1914 and funeral service at her late residence 804 West 65th Street Sunday June 9 at 8 PM Interment Hopewell New Jersey Monday.
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Oth A
Brooklyn
N. Y. Baldwin
Barah H. Baldwin
West 65Th St
Hopewell
N. J
Newark
Swiggett
Horace H. Fortnt
Broadway
Wicks
Wicks, Jr
Madison Av
Wilhelm
Walter Ernest
France
P. M
Masonic Temple
East Weedlawn
New York City
Funeral notices of many residents published in June 1918
Several terse death notices and funeral arrangements listed for individuals in New York City and New Jersey. The items include names, addresses, dates of death, and service details, with occasional notes on location, times, and burial preferences. It reflects a community-wide obituary roundup typical of city papers during 1918.
Memorial notices and masses across New York area
In memoriam notices for Bernard L Ackermann and Helen Burke with June dates. Memorial service for Erick H. Miegfried at 32 Llewellyn Read Montclair. Masses listed for several individuals at Brooklyn Newark and Montclair churches today morning.
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Ackermann
Bernard L
Walt
Burke
Franklin Urke
Helen Burke
Riegofiurd
Erick H. Miegfried
Adams
Llewellyn Read
Montclair
M. Sohmer
Insehmer
Unveiling of Monuments for Steinberg Well and Zimmerman
Unveiling ceremonies are planned for memorial monuments. Daniel Steinberg memorial will be unveiled June 16 at 2 30 PM in Union Cemetery with rain date the following Sunday. Jonas Well memorial to be unveiled June 9 at 10 00 AM at Mount Zion. Morris Zimmerman monument dedication set for June 3 at 3 00 PM at Mount Carmel Cemetery, for Henrietta Zimmerman family.
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Carnegie Hall
Mendelssohn
Louis J. Kopald
Jox M. Higgins
France
England
Mt Carmel Cemetery
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