Manning Woes Bride Bid In Lengthy Court Fight
In Queens Supreme Court Justice Cropsey court sessions sought resolution of Honora May O'Brien's $1.6 million suit against John B. Manning. Testimony showed Manning proposed marriage at his home on December 13, and O'Brien's brother and lawyer colleagues discussed pre nuptial arrangements. Manning testified to the romance and a planned ceremony with Cardinal Farley later involved.
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Daniel F. Cohalan
New York County Supreme Court
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Twenty Judge Advocates Named for War Department
Special to The New York Times reports the appointment of twenty Judge Advocates to the War Department staff under Henry L. stim son. The group includes professors and lawyers from major universities and cities. George Creel chairs the Public Information Office. No disloyalty or delays attached to the selection. the advocates volunteered to serve their country as soldiers or lawyers.
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New York Times
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Henry L. Stim
Army War Co
Eugene Furter
Law
James Brown
Omas R
St. Anthony
Idaho
Joshua Reuben
Ashington
Warren
Detroit
Arthur C. Black
Stan Edgo
Advocate’s Department
Officers Appointed for Plattsburgs 556 Leave Delayed
Departure of 556 student officers for Washington and Fort Monroe for engineering and coast artillery training was postponed until tomorrow night due to unfinished quarters. A large crowd gathered as a long train waited. 670 more men are to depart next week for Syracuse. Training and reorganization keep the camp at about 4,000 troops as health measures are observed.
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Regulars Parade Through Fifth Avenue for Recruiting
A Fifth Avenue parade will showcase all service branches to spur enlistment in the army navy and marine corps. About 3,000 participants led by Major Edward Olmstead will march from Washington Square to Union Square then back via Forty third Street with reviews by naval and military officers.
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New York Quartermaster Corps
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Rors Ipsland
Hudson Street
Johnny Dooley Weds Yvette Ruggie in Philadelphia
Johnny Dooley and Yvette Ruggie, cast members of The Passing Show at the Winter Garden, were married in Philadelphia. The ceremony followed the pair's performances and confirms their nuptial arrangement.
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Yvette Ruggie
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New York Leads in Army Recruitment Surge
In June 15 reports New York state surpasses Illinois in army recruitment with 60 more recruits than Illinois. Pennsylvania follows with 12 and a tiered total of 92, as overall enlistment trends show a marked rise across states.
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Illinois
New York
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Mercier Sends Thanks in Letter to Wilson
Cardinal Mercier of Belgium sent an autographed letter to President Wilson. Presented by Rev. John B. Deville, the message dated February 9 from the Archbishopric of Malines expresses homage and renewed consideration as Belgium declares loyalty to the United States during the war.
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Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
Wilson
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Malines
Trench Building a Feature at Mad Barracks Training
Modern trench construction will be a study focus for student corps at Madison Barracks. Reorganization will shift nine companies to reserve or artillery roles with one cavalry unit. Two hundred engineers and coast artillery officers are to depart tonight for further schooling in Virginia.
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New York Times
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Varters
Department of the East
Coast Artillery
Virginia
Madison Barracks
Beddland
Camps for New Army in the East
Major Gen. Bell, commander of the Department of the East, says drafted troops will be assigned to divisional cantonments in metropolitan districts around New York City. Yaphank Newark Jersey City and Newark areas are listed with Newark and Philadelphia region references. The plan covers districts including Delaware Maryland New Jersey and Virginia.
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Bell
Department of the East
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Governor Whitman backs trade groups to mobilize National Guard
Governor Whitman urged New York trades to support a broad campaign to put the National Guard on a war footing. Speaking at the Yale Club to the New York Citizens Preparedness Committee, he cited united public resolve with faith in victory and cited President Wilson's call to duty. The gathering announced 8,000 workers enrolled in the National Guard through the trade coalition.
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Germany
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Sherrill
Broadway Theaters Offer Matinees and Night Shows
Readable fragments indicate matinee and evening performances across several theaters on 42nd to 48th streets. Listings include titles such as Pariah, Twas Twice Daily fare, and new acts with names like Bayard Veilter and Oliver Morosco productions. Multiple venues advertise matinées at 2:20 and evenings around 8:20 or 8:45 with variety programs, comedy, and drama.
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Teddy & Wed
Oliver
Morosco
57 Japanese Die in Ship Disaster
A Tokio dispatch reports a marine disaster with more than fifty dead and several wounded. Likely tied to the merchant steamer Sakaki, 3401 tons, with the cable’s first part missing. The message mentions Captain Junshin Takagaki among the dead and fourteen officers and men wounded.
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