Government Urges Sharp Coal Saving to Save Industry
Washington June 10 The Fuel Administrator Dr Garfield warns of renewed industrial idleness without drastic coal economy by both households and non war industries. He backs curtailment of less essential sectors including pleasure car production to avert national disaster and keep war production going.
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Wilson Pledge to Mexico Seeks Durable World Peace
The speaker argues nations must guarantee each other's political independence and territorial integrity as a foundation for future peace. Trust is essential, and every nation has a patriotic duty to plant seeds of trust and confidence over suspicion and competing interests.
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City Holds 300000 Tons Coal Reserve for Needy
Commissioner Jonathan C. Day announced plans to contract for 300000 tons of city coal to aid the poor for winter. Additional offers of 200000 tons from another mine may be used if the first falls short. Storage may require pens guarded by watchmen, with distribution through regular dealers at cost plus handling.
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Allies Ready to Meet Events Ground Prepared for Defense
Allied forces and the French army in France report thorough defense preparations as the enemy advances. Every foot gained by the foe moves into familiar territory and the Allies show confidence in repelling the attack, prepared for any eventuality.
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Coal Reserve Plan Set After City Hall Conference
Commissioner Day ordered a free on board coal reserve for households with prices likely set by Government standards plus barge and delivery costs. Expected prices: Broken 6.50, egg 6.10, stove 6.85, nut 8.45, pea 4.99. Meeting at City Hall June 6 included Irvin G. Herman and Alfred Johnson with coal dealers Burns Brothers, Miller, Waterkon, Suydam, and Brady.
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Whyte's Restaurant Pays Fine in Red Cross Donation
Whyte's Restaurant at 145 Fulton Street sent a $1,500 check to the American Red Cross under Food Board direction, accepting a suspension alternative rather than a weeklong shutdown. The same board also punishes A Ober & Scherl for excessive flour profits, citing margins of 5 to 80 cents per barrel and sales with no substitutes, allowing a fine in lieu of suspension due to dealer dependencies.
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Germans in New York Parade Plan to Repudiate Kaiserism
United States Marshal Thomas McCarthy backs a Friends of German Democracy move to recruit at least 10 000 enemy aliens to march in a loyalty parade on July 4. Franz Sigel presided as advocates argued that many German Americans oppose the Kaiser and deserve a chance to publicly register their contempt for Prussian autocracy.
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