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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1918

Page

6

Wilson Reaffirms Pledge to France on Anniversary

Special to The New York Times reports President Wilson sending a message to President Poincaré reaffirming full cooperation and steady material support until victory. The text includes praise from Poincaré Clemenceau and Foch, with tributes to Pershing’s forces and Allied efforts in Europe.

New York Times Hington Poincaré France Ent Wilson Ees United States Pershing

Ryan Targets Spruce for War Airplane Production

John D. Ryan, financier and copper magnate, proposes to obtain 15,000,000 feet of Sitka spruce monthly from Cascade forests to feed Allied aircraft needs. The plan requires mobilizing tens of thousands of workers, expanding logging railroads, and handling vast timber byproducts while preserving adequate supply of non spruce timber.

Washington John D. Ryan Ryan Cascade France England United States Germany

Limits Eligibles for Bureau Duty

The War Department issued orders restricting induction of graft eligibles for General Staff bureau duty. Exemptions apply to those technically qualified for such duty, physically disqualified for general service, and physically qualified for special and limited service.

Washington General Staff War Department

German Prisoner Arrested in Atlantic City Harbor Map Case

Federal agents arrested on the Boardwalk in Atlantic City a man claiming to be Norman Allen but identified as Herman Joseph Jungbluth, a German naval service member. Held on Espionage Act charges, he possessed harbor maps and naval data. He posed as a Belgian refugee and had worked for Falkenbach Manufacturing. A tin box with harbor maps and munition plant sketches was found. He faces potential death or 30 years' imprisonment if convicted.

Atlantic City Norman Allen New York Herman Joseph Jungbluth Yungbluth Naval Service of Germany United States Federal Falkenbach Manufacturing Company Henry W. Lewis Gregory Jungbluth New Jersey Atlantic Herman Jungbluth New York City Gorge Stanler Wyse Avenue ssTronx 116Th Street Seventh Avenue Stanley Russia Frederick Krafft

Newark man begins five year sentence for seditious utterances

The United States District Court in Newark NJ yesterday began serving a five year term for seditious utterances. The sentence, recently upheld by the Supreme Court Kraft, was served in the Essex County jail today before transfer to the Atlanta prison. A fine of $0 was imposed.

United States District Court Newark N. J United States Supreme Court Kraft Essex County Atlanta

Lehane and Plunkett Held for Sedition

The Department of Justice arrested Cornelius Lehane and Martin Plunkett on charges of circulating treasonable literature. Lehane, once named ambassador to the United States by James Larkin, was seized in New York and jailed in Hartford on $25,000 bail. Plunkett, Socialist candidate for Connecticut governor and party secretary, was taken in New Haven and held on $1,000 bail for a June 20 hearing after a seizure of socialist papers in Wallingford.

Department of Justice Cornelius Lehane Martin Plunkett Lehane United States James Larkin Irish Republic Great Britain New York Hartford Conn Plunkett New Haven Secret Service Connecticut Wallingford William A. Wright

Sprague Named Special Assistant for Port of New York

Attorney General Gregory appoints Rufus W. Sprague Jr. of New York City as Special Assistant at Washington to oversee all enemy regulations for the Port of New York. He succeeds William Wallace Jr who served three months and will remain as adviser on major issues.

New York Times Washington Gregory Rufus W. Sprague, Jr New York City New York Sprague William Wallace, Jr

Secrets of O Leary flight unfold in federal trial

Testimony traces Jeremiah O Leary Arthur Lyons John O Leary and others as prosecutors seek to prove a conspiracy involving the Bull Publishing Company and a plan to flee to St Louis. Details describe meetings with William Daly Carl Rodiger and Father O donnell and a sequence of maneuvers to evade justice. The jury is told of telegrams affidavits and a staged fishing expedition claim and the trial resumes Monday at 10:30 am.

Mr Ba John Zoy Jeremiah O'Leary Arthur Evans New York City St. Louis Jerry Fendant John O'Leary Randay Twee Tien John Leary Keoc Grand Drotn Ory Jerry O'Leary Arfons Arthur Ihons Iume Arthur Lyons Department of Justice Jeremiah Leary Girard Carl Rodiger Mme. de William Daly Varee O'Leary Daly Bronx Bull Publishing Company Stern Madison Avenue CO Leary Rodiger Father O'Donnell James Terrace Central Park East Parkway John Tee Arthur Lyons Hudson Pennsylvania Glens Falls N. Y Mercer Newburg Felder Maurice O'Brien Phoenix Ariz Hand Barnes

Federal Food Show highlights wartime conservation efforts

New York City hosts the Grand Central Palace Food Show under the National League for Woman's Service. Government exhibits emphasize wheat conservation, vegetable substitutes for meat, and war garden diagrams. Events run through June 22 with multilingual demos and performances by noted stage figures.

New York City National League For Woman's Service Grand Central Palace Federal Food Board United States Department of Agriculture Hylan Virginia Hylan William Randolph Hearst Child Health Organization National Child Labor Committee Sally Lucas Jean Booth United States Oliver Harriman Edward Markee Entertainment Bureau Stage Women's War Relief Blanche Bates Holbrook Blinn Patricia Collinge Oswald Yorke Florence Nash Georgie Cathe Hudson Sarah Biale Maude Scherrer

Labor Recruiting at National War Labor Conference

Washington reports on the second day of the First National War Labor Conference of the Federal War Labor Service. Nathan A. Smyth of New York outlined the unskilled labor program while I W Litchfield of Boston explained efforts to source more mechanics and workers for munition plants and shipyards.

Washington National War Labor Conference Federal Eyeet Service Nathan A. Smyth New York Employment Service I. W. Litchfield Boston

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