Why Independents Support Wilson Wisely And Prudently
Eleven leaders including Jacob H. Schiff and Norman Hapgood issue statements praising Woodrow Wilson for domestic gains such as the tariff law and Federal Reserve act, his careful foreign policy, and efforts to create national unity amid international tensions. They cite Ship Purchase bill prospects and his restraint from entering war as key strengths.
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New York Times
Washington
Woodrow Wilson Independent League Tonight
Jacob H. Bchff
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
New York
Isidor Jacobs
California Canneries Company
Ben Francisco
Napa Canning Company
Napa, Cal
Richard Lloyd Jones
Wisconsin State Journal
Madison
Wis
Rathbone Gardner
Providence
R. 1
Charles H. Jones
Commonwealth Shoe and Leather Company
Boston
Norman Hapgood
New York City
Paul Fuller, Jr
Concerti Brothers
Joseph M. Price
B. N. Baker
Atlantic Transport Company
Baltimore
John J Murphy
Ray Stannard Baker
Amherst
Mass
Mr. Schiff
Wilson
Federal Reserve Bank
Bryan
Fime
Norman Hapsood
Senate
Paer, Jr
Federal Reserve
Maine Primaries Today in Democratic and Independent Races
Maine reports focus on Republican contests for Governor and U S Senator as Democrats renominate Johnson and Curtis without opposition. Fernald Hersey Hale join Fernald seeking Senate seat. for Governor candidates include Fankhurst Milliken Wheeler Callahan. Several districts show unopposed renomination, while some Republicans face multiple challengers.
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Portland
United States
Charlies F. Johnson
Oakley C. Curtis
Bert M. Fernald
Bert M. Fernald of This City
Ira G. Hersey
Houston
State Senate
Frederick Hale
This City
Eugene Hale
National House
J. Moe Gillicuddy
John A. Peters
Frank E.usinety
Repeuncens
Two Drown at Rockaway Beach in Afternoon Incident
Jacob Shapiro and Moses Levy both 20, of Brooklyn, drowned while swimming off Rockaway Point. Shapiro cried for help as cramps struck. Levy attempted a rescue and also cramped. Helpers swam out but could not reach them. bodies washed ashore later. The pair were visiting friends with a Rockaway Point bungalow.
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Jacob Shapiro
South Second Street
Brooklyn
Rockaway Point
Moses Levy
Kosciusko Street
Shapiro
Levy
Willcox Suggested as Hughes Campaign Manager
William R. Willcox, president of the New York City Board of Education and Hughes confidant, is favored by many members of the Sub-Committee on Organization to head the Hughes campaign. The group plans meetings in the city with Mr. Hughes to appoint a manager and revive the old Hughes Alliance of 1908. Delegations of suffragists and suffrage opponents are both seeking access during the campaign as efforts to influence policy continue.
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William R. Willcox
New York City
Perkins
Hughes
Boles Penrose
Pennsylvania
Waldorf
Hughes Alliance
Alliance
Old Al-lance
Los Angeles
California
Association
Josephine Dge
Fiusnes
Hughes Quiet Sunday at Home Amid Political Visits
Washington June 18 Charles E Hughes Republican nominee for President spent Sunday at his home His only political visitors were Senator Weeks of Massachusetts and ex Senator Burton of Ohio Weeks voiced confidence in Hughes election Burton agreed Weeks foresees Roosevelt’s chances narrowing as the campaign continues
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New York Times
Washington
Charles E. Hughes
Senator Weeks
Massachusetts
Burton
Ohio
Weeks
Hughes
J. Weeks
Roosevelt
Hughes Plans New York Conference With Crane Committee
Hughes, weeks into his campaign, will depart at 12 40 AM for New York to meet the Crane steering committee at the Hotel Astor. He has chosen a National Chairman and an Executive Committee and will seek ratification. He will not take Ruffes to New York. The nominee will visit Bridgehampton, L I for weeks after Providence where he attends Brown University commencement. He returns late Thursday or Friday and heads to Bridgehampton Saturday, remaining at least until mid July. He declined comment on National Guard call amid the Mexican crisis.
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Hind Hughes
Hughes
New York
Hotel Astor
Crane
Raughes
Bridgehampton
L. I
Providence
Brown University
Hills
National Guard
Report urges Shipping Board to boost American merchant marine
The New York Produce Exchange Special Committee on American Merchant Marine calls for the creation of a Federal Shipping Board to supervise the merchant fleet and take over the Steamboat Inspection Service and the Bureau of Navigation. It opposes government ownership, favors private enterprise, and supports a naval reserve under the Navy Department with retainers for volunteers.
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Federal Shipping Board
American Merchant Marine
New York Produce Exchange
The
Shipping Board
Merchant Marine
Steamboat Inspection Service
Bureau of Navigation
Endes
Naval
Navy Department
Slain at Brooklyn Dance Hall
Edward Maher, 20, of 31 Broome Street, shot at the foot of the stairs as he left a North Henry Street and Driggs Avenue dance hall in Brooklyn. He died at Greenpoint Hospital. The slayer is unknown. detectives seek a motive and shooter with no lead.
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Edward Maher
Broome Street
Brooklyn
North Henry Street
Driggs Avenue
Greenpoint
Maher
Weight Week Opens With Public School Badges Drive
Weight Week begins today announced by Joseph Hartigan of the Mayor’s Bureau of Weights and Measures. Over 300 000 school children will receive buttons and badges in public schools. The week features designated trading days, a Houseworkers day meeting at Craftsman Hall, and commercial days across Brooklyn Queens Manhattan and the Bronx. A Saturday ceremony will burn 1 000 short measures seized by the bureau near a South Brooklyn fire house.
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Joseph Hartigan
Bureau of Weights and Measures
Craftsman Hall
Home Economy Committee
The
Women's Federation
Brooklyn
Queens
Manhattan
Bronx
Bureau
Memorial fund plans seven story pavilion for private patients
A memorial project from the Guggenheims allocates 165000 dollars from a 665000 fund to build a seven story pavilion for private patients only, intended as a tribute to parents.
Guggenheim Gifts Mount Sinai to Build Larger Private Pavilion
The Guggenheim brothers of American Smelting and Refining Company announce a gift of 165000 dollars to Mount Sinai Hospital, supplementing over 500000 dollars previously given. The funds will fund a seven story private pavilion on Fifth Avenue with 200 foot frontage, housing 12 private patients and including seven balconies per floor, plus separate rear entrance.
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Mount Sinai Hospital
Guggenheim Brothers
American Smelting and Refining Company
Fifth Avenue
Ninety-ninth
100Th Street
Guewenbelns
New York City
Ninety-ninth Street
Hospital
Mount Neboh Congregation Opens West 150th Cornerstone
The Mount Neboh Congregation of Washington Heights laid its cornerstone on West 150th Street near Broadway. Abram I. Elkus oversaw the ceremony with remarks by Rabbi A B Anspacher and Adolf Lewisohn, Dr. Nathan Jern, and David E. Goldfarb. The synagogue to be completed in January will serve as a community centre with a roof gymnasium and seating for about 1,000.
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Mount Neboh
Washington Heights
West 150Th Street
Broadway
Abram I. Elkus
A. 8. Anspacer
Adolf Lewisohn
Nathan Jern
David E. Goldfarb
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Duel to Be Fought Between Maza Artola and Armando Andre
Havana dispatch reports a pistol duel likely to occur in the morning if police do not intervene. Senator Maza Artola, author of a bill to depose President Menocal during the electoral period, has challenged ex-Congressman Armando Andre, an Administration supporter, after being expelled from the Conservative party over the bill.
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NEW York Times
Havana
Maza Artola
Menocal
Armando Andre
Maza
Andre
Aza
Beth David Hospital to Expand With Six Story Addition
Plans discussed at the Federation of Russian Polish Jews of America convention for Beth David Hospital at Lexington Avenue and 113th Street to add a six story fireproof building doubling capacity from 65 to about 200 patients. President Jacob Garlinger cited last year’s 1,670 patients and 680 free cases with 24 052 dispensary visits at ten cents per medicine. Delegates adopted a resolution for equal rights for Jews and to send a letter to Justice Brandeis congratulating him on his Supreme Court appointment.
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Beth David Hospital
Lexington Avenue
113Th Street
Federation of Russian-Polish Jews of America
Harlem Hebrew Educational Institute
East 1Lfth Street
Federation
Jacob Garlinger
Congress
Aerena
Louis D. Brandeis
United States
Spreme Court
Mrs Green Wins Ardsley Invitation Singles Title
Mrs. H Stuart Green captured the women’s invitation singles at Ardsley defeating Mrs. Robert Le Roy 60 62 in the final. She also won the doubles with her sister Catherine Browning, beating Mrs. Chapman and Miss Marion Chapman 4 6 6 2 6 2.
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H. Stuart Green
Ardsley
Robert le Roy
C Herine Browning
Chapman
Marion Chapman
Playground planned for former Milbank lot in Manhattan
A kindergarten pupil at the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children asked to play on a vacant lot opposite the society building at Fourth Avenue and Twenty third Street. The lot will be transformed into a playground with boards, swings and slides. Superintendent Inest K Coulter secured the use of the lot from the Milbank estate, a longtime supporter of the society.
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New York Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Society
Fourth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Inest K.coulter
Joseph Milbank
Necklace Found In Gutter After Paris Purchase
Mrs McGraw of New York had lost a $16 40 diamond necklace purchased in Paris. A delivery man found the necklace this afternoon in the gutter in front of her Atlantic City cottage after she had missed it while returning from New York.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Paris
William McGraw
New York City
McGraw
New York
Greece's Place in War Lecture in Pan-Hellenic Hall
I B Stoughton Holborn urged Greek readers to seek guidance from ancient Greece amid World War I. He argued Greece must choose the higher path, elevating life over baser aims, to become a great modern nation despite consequences.
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I. B. Stoughton Holborn
Oxford University
West Thirtieth Street
Greek National Herald
Greece
Sinn Fein Rally Clashes With Police Over Flag In Dublin
In West moreland Street Dublin a 3000 strong Sinn Fein procession after mass for volunteers shot in riots clashed with police over the Republican flag. A woman carried the flag and a soldier who tried to seize it was rough handled. Police recovered the banner but the crowd wrested it back and marched to Hibernian Hall. The mass was at the Franciscans Church on Merchants Quay.
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Dublin
Sinn
Hibernian Hall
Merchants’ Quay
Prince Albert joins naval battle as sub lieutenant
The Daily Mail reports Prince Albert, the King's second son, served as a sublieutenant in the recent Jutland naval action. He joined the Royal Navy as a midshipman twenty years ago, underwent appendicitis surgery in 1914, and after a slow recovery regained ship duty and was promoted from acting sublieutenant to sub lieutenant at age twenty.
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NEW York Times
London
The
Daily Mail
Prince Albert
Jutland
Heoval Navy
lWwid
Italian stowaway makes dramatic overboard escape attempt
Giovanni Scarpia, 20, one of six Italian stowaways from Naples aboard the Fabre liner Patria, leaped overboard at the Thirty-second Street pier in Brooklyn. He swam toward Pier 38, was hauled aboard after climbing up then leapt back into the water, and was recaptured by crew. He and the five others are to be taken to Ellis Island this morning.
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Giovanni Scarpia
Naples
Thirty-second Street
Brooklyn
Pier 38
Scorpia
Patria
Fabre Line
Ife
Elna Island
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Willcox
Favors Shipping Board
Produce Exchange
Stranger
Hartigan
MT. Sinal
Guggenheims
Synagogue Cornerstone
Lord Salisbury
American Tobacco Company
Beth David
Mrs. Green Tennis Victor
Mrs. le Roy
Dr. Holborn
Sinn Fein
Prince Albert Serca
Scarpia
Hooven
Barclay
Pew Electric
Woolworth Building
Edward Miller & CO
Park Place
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Giants
Volo
Bordeaux
France
Columbus
Gaulois Tire Corporation
West
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