Hearst Papers Under Fire From National Security League
The National Security League Executive Committee condemned Hearst newspapers for defending the German government and denounced the league’s name being used. President S Stanwood Menken said his statement to The American was misused to imply league endorsement of Hearst papers. The meeting was held to clarify the league’s stance on preparedness coverage and to address charges by league speakers.
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The
National Security League
Hearst
S. Stanwood Menken
League
William Randolph Hearst
the American
Stanwood Menken
Menken
New York American
Randolph Hearst
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Security League
Organization of
American
National Security League rejects Hearst interview
At a June 15 1918 meeting in New York the Executive Committee adopted two resolutions repudiating a NY American statement by Stanwood Menken. The panel condemned Hearst papers for defending Germany and opposing the Allies while praising preparedness and universal training.
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National Security League
William Randolph “Hearst
New York American
Stanwood Menken
League
West Forty Fourth Street
New York City
Canteen Incident Sparks Committee Debates on Canteen Open Air Support
Minutes reveal a heated discussion within the Mayor's Committee of Women on National Defense over the Library Park open air canteen for soldiers. The group praised Mrs Hearst as originator and supporter while addressing Mrs Russell's protest and noting leadership assignments and past aides' replacement.
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Philip M. Lydig
Social Welfare Committee
William Randolph Hearst
George B. McClellan
Sara Graham-Mulhall
Nelson Ienry
Hearst
City of
New York
George Gordon Battle
Thomas Hastings
Lost Items Ads for Subways and Streets
Lost and found notices describe jewelry and valuables including a pear pin with wing and crown diamond centre, a leather brief bag with papers, a platinum pin with diamonds, a platinum chain with diamonds. Rewards offered for returns to addresses on 34th Street 42nd Street and Broadway areas and to offices at 200 South Avenue and 225th Avenue.
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Grand Central Tion
Ith
Liberal Rewanter
St. Etmburet
L. L
Newtown
St. Crosstown
Azle Valve Co
Room JU
Losses and rewards fill Times notices across city
A crowded page lists multiple lost items including a ladies beaded bag on Broadway near 27th Street with a liberal reward, a gold wristwatch dropped en route to New Rochelle with a return offer, a Michelin tire between Butler and Glen Ridge offering a reward, and various personal items such as a gold medal pin, a silk umbrella, a gold carting an heirloom pin, a purse with cash and valuables near Cathedral Parkway, a platinum ring on 114 West 28th Street, an Ansce camera on the Brighton train, and a fox fur around Columbus Circle with substantial rewards offered by different notices.
Federal control ends car shortage and steel bottlenecks
A June report from A H Smith of the Railroad Administration details reforms on Eastern railroads under government management. Measures include transferring locomotives, routing freight to less congested routes, using shared terminal facilities, and diversions to ease sea board congestion. Blast furnace activity has largely normalized and coal movement via the Great Lakes is improving with reduced export car stock.
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Washington
A. H. Smith
East
Railroad Administration
United States Military Railways
France
Ruasigon
Agoral
Western Terminal
New York
Tidewater
Seaboard Terminal
Great Lakes
North Atlantic
Hanover Pure Wool Suits Priced at 26 27 29
G N Vincent advertises Hanover pure wool suits in three designs priced 26 27 and 29 dollars. One quarter silk lined youthful cut with colors French blue and light grey offered for direct sale from 524-026 6th Ave near 31st St.
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Hanover
Hanover Woollenth
G. N. Vincent
6Th Ave
31St St
Stamford Hearing Rejects Bid to Bar Hearst Papers
An opinion from Stamford Corporation Counsel Adelbert A. Skeel says a proposed ordinance to prohibit sale of Hearst newspapers would be invalid. The By Laws and Ordinance Committee will report to the Common Council and recommend no action on the communication. Skeel cited a Mount Vernon case as precedent for Stamford.
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Stamford, Conn
Augustus M. Dolsen
Stamford
Maxoremi Common Council
Hearst
Maurice Hagan
Adelbert A. Skeel
Skeel Cit
Mount Vernon
Stamford Councell
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America
Alton B. Parker
Judge Parker
Olonel Charles E.lydecker
Robert M. McKilroy
Cayl L. Weat
H. D. Thompson
Princeton University
National Committee of Patriotic Societies
C. A. Bill
Claude H. van Tyne
University of Michigan
Willam Randolph Hearst
England
Miedo
S. Stanwood Menkes
Mayor’s Committee of Women
Mrs. Hearst
Liamond
Platinun
Jarce
Fite- Caliton
Marcus & Co
Broadway
IiSist
27Th Sts
Goldstein HH West
Autolle
New Rochelle
Onham Road
Michelin Tire
Kim
Butler-Glen Ridge
W. C. Spring
Forrest Av
Glen Ridge
Jennie Lipman
Hrookbirk
East List St
James McCreery
Cathedral Parkway
Harlem
West
Brighton
Suver
Columbus
St. Subway
Hishop
Both St
Edward Shay
L. B. Adams
State St
N. Y
N. Sachs
Farragut 417
Ali Cotora
Nabuding Army
Red Cross
Association 1014 Times
Bryant
Oxford
Regal Store
14Th St
3Rd Ave
25Th St
7Th Ave
27Th St
St. Nicholas Ave
Third Ave
37Th St
Dist St
34Th St
Newark
WN. J
Jersey City
Men's Shoes
Fulton St
Fifth Ave
Broad Street
Newark Avenue
Nassau St
Duane St
Flatbush Ave
Brooklyn
Regal
New York Times
War Industries Board
Awever
Commission
Anc
Perk
New York Sun
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Wallach Bros
Chambers Broadway
Franklin
Franklin Company
Franklin Motor Car Company
Glenn A. Tisdale
60Th St
City Telephone
Bedford Ave
Decatur
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