Editors from across the nation rally for loyalty to decency in journalism
Two hundred fifty country editors from the National Editorial Association visited New York City to press for loyal and decent reporting amid wartime strains. They met Mayor Mitchel, toured The New York Times plant, heard Lee J. Rountree urge press safeguards, and advocated freedom from sensationalism as Congress debated press laws.
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New York City
National Editorial Association
Mitchel
New York
McAlpin Hotel
116Th Street
School of Journalism
Columbia University
Tax New York Times
Lee J. Rountree
Georgetown
Texas
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Congress
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Senate
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Epaetye Committee
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Nationalitorial Association
George E. Hosmer
Denver
Col
Wee
H. L. Bridgman
Publishers’ Association of New York Cty
Edward Pete Howard
New York Press Club
John Clyde Oowald
American Printer of
Charles H. Betts
New York State Press Association
Lyons
C. H. Hotaling
Mapleton
Minn
Louis C. Cramton
Michigan
Maine
Champ Clark
Melville E. Stone
Associated Press
Charles Hughes
Republican Party
Wilson
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Exico
John A. Sleicher
Leslie's Weekly
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Sleicher
New England
Dietrick Lamader
Williamsport
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Grit
Ohn Temple Graves
William H. Mayes
Austin
Texas School of Journalism
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New York Times
Association
Times
Charles R. Miller
Wel
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Miller
Country Press
Metropolitan Press
Louis Wiley
George McAneny
McA
George
Minnesota
Columbia School of Journalism
Talcott Williams
Don C. Seitz
World
Bradford Merrill
Hearst Publications
E. H. Tomlinson
Morristown
N. J
H. C. Hotaling
Buck Bragdon
Monroe
Mich
John Clyde Oswald
Oswald Publishing Company of
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New York Press Association
Men Wanted for Cavalry National Guard Service
Ex US Army blacksmiths and saddlers are called to report to Sergeant Bigelow at Squadron A Armory, 94th Street and Madison Avenue, at 3 PM on June 20 21 and 22. This notice seeks skilled tradesmen for the N G Y unit.
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Bigelow
94Th St
Madison Ave
Razzle Dazzle at Drury Lane War The Treated Revue
London sees a super revue produced at 150000 dollars featuring Miss Bhistey Kellogg star and including an American styled Scotland Forever scene from the New York Hippodrome. After trimming it may attract wartime theatergoers seeking an escape.
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NEW York Times
London
Drury Lane Theatre
Theatrical Notes From Coast to Coast Broadway Scene
The era news notes theater developments across cities. Guy Bolton completes the Mbretto for Emmerich Kalman’s Miss Rabbit Foot, with Kian and Erlanger presenting Little Miss Spring time in Atlantic City on Aug 23 led by named principals. A new Max Marcin play Cheating Cheaters debuted at Savoy Asbury Park under A. H. Woods. Marie Tempest plans a fundraiser at Maxine Elliott Theatre with star performers. The Shubert group premieres All Night Long in Broadway Theatre Long Branch and other updates cover casts, travels, and industry shifts, including personnel changes and upcoming seasons waiting on labor days.
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Guy Bolton
Emmerich Kalman
Budapest
Kian & Erlanger
Atlantic City
Mary Robson
Georgia Ramey
George MacFarlane
Jack Hazzard
Charles Meakina
Harry Llewellyn
Flavia Arcaro
Jed Prouty
Maurice
Max Marcin
Savoy Theatre
Asbury Park
A. H. Woods
Marjorie Rambeau
Cyril Keightley
Robert McWade
William Morris
Anne Sutherland
Winifred Harris
Edouard Durand
Gypsy O' Lirien
Marines
Marie Tempest
Maxine Elliott
Bartholomae-Sipe Fares
Mess
Shubert
Broadway Theatre
Long Branch
Cathryn Rowe Palmer
Carlotta Monterey
Ruth Allen
Calvin Thomas
Albert Brown
Allan Atwell
J. Hooker Wright
Edward F. Nanary
Boston
Chicago
New York
Ernest Glendinning
Marie Horne
England
Cyril Morton Horne
France
John
O’brien
Justice
Doctor
Joseph A. Sterling
New Haven
Corey- Williame-Riter. Inc
Percival Knight
Irene Pavioska
Cohan & Harris
Aida Johnson Young
Community Drama Association forms yearly festival plan
A 400 strong meeting in Washington Irving High School led to creating the Community Drama Association to sustain the Shakespeare tercentenary spirit. The council will stage at least one annual festival with non commercial theatre under artist guidance, open to New Yorkers, with a premier contest to decide the next festival’s form and cash prizes for top entrants.
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Caliban
City College Stadium
Council of the
Community Drama Association
City of
New York
Mary Porter Beegle
Howard Kyle
Mayor Mitchel
Lilian D. Wald
Miss Wald
Mr. Kyle
To MacKaye
Hey
Cabot Ward
Sidney E. Mezes
College of the Uye New York
William E. Bohn
Ohn Collier
Arthur Farwell
Bohn
Greece
Chelsea
Gramercy
Verdict Blames Accident in Bronx Elevated Train Death
Coroner's Jury in the Bronx says Frank Kerrigan was killed by accident after an elevated train crash on June 8 at 151st Street and Third Avenue. Jurors urge new signals on local and express tracks, continuous operation of Signal No. 16, Bronx representation on the Public Service Commission, and strict railroad rules for all employees.
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Frank Kerrigan
151St Street
Third Avenue
Figno
160Th Street
Publica Service Commission
Public Service Commissioners
Interborough
Public Service Commission
Westchester
Third Avenues
130Th Street
Flynn
James Connor
Kerrigan
West Farms
Frank Hedley
Edward P. Grove
Novel act at the Palace with racing mechanics
Laney Haskell hosts a novelty at the Palace featuring two six man crews racing apart engines and wheels. The afternoon show included Kosloff dancers, George White and Lucille Cavanaugh, plus a humorous sketch by Harry Green and a vivid urban dance number.
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Laney Haskell
Palace
Mr. Haskell
Theodore Kosloff
George White
Lucille Cavanaugh
Pollies
Harry Green
Lustgarten Attacks G P Loyal League Leaders Over Hyphen Vote
William Lustgarten, head of the Loyal American League, accuses Republican managers of catering to the hyphen vote and foreign born sympathizers. He warns against backing foreign language papers and secret leagues, insisting the President deserves loyal support from all Americans regardless of origin.
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Loyal American League
William Lustgarten
Republican Party
America
Hughes
United States
Lustgarten
Milliken and Hale Lead in Maine Primaries
Portland reports early returns show Carl E. Milliken leading the Republican governor race and Frederick Hale leading the Republican U.S. Senate contest with limited precincts reporting. Other GOP nominees Peters and Guernsey win renomination. Democratic contenders Curtis Johnson and McGillicuddy face no opposition.
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Carl E. Milliken
Island Falls
Frederick Hale
United States
Frederick H. Parkhurst
Timothy F. Callahan
Lewiston
Ira B. Hersey
Houston
Bert M. Fernald
Poland
Tonereepence
John A. Peters
Frank E. Guernsey
Oakley C. Curtis
Charlies F. Johnson
Daniel J. McGillicuddy
Allied Bazaar at Grand Central Palace Sets Attendance Record
The Allied Bazaar closes tomorrow after a record attendance of about 750,000 visitors at Grand Central Palace since June 3. Organizers expect roughly $1.5 million in receipts, with speculation that earnings may approach but not reach $2 million. Bohemian delegates and numerous celebrities attended events, with final auctions on each floor and notable prizes awarded to local residents.
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Grand Central Palace
R. G. Hollaman
International Exposition Company
President Sees Peace and Quiet at Play Opening
President Wilson, after days on the Mexican question, attended the opening of Edwin Milton Boyle's Peace and Quiet. The audience applauded as he entered and cheered when his name appeared. The production centers on his handling of the crisis.
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Edwin Milton Boyle
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