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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1917

Page

7

French Aviators Arrive for U S Army Aviation Corps

Twelve battle scarred French aviators, led by Captain Boyriven, arrived from a French port on their way to Washington to join the United States Army Aviation Corps. They bring multiple decorations for gallantry and will report to Mineola for duty after a reception at the Aero Club of America.

Washington United States Army Aviation Corps Boyriven Amontariol Lemaitre Laffiy Beausyre de Seyssel Gautier de Ducas Prevost Mairesse de Maudrot Marquisan Tabuteau de Boyriven de Seyssel Aero Club of America Madison Avenue United States Army Aviation School Mineola L. A W. G. Kilner

Wealthy Le Claire Lumber Man Shoots Self at Home

Frederick C. Dickman 54 year old lumber dealer, wealthy and prominent, shot himself in his mother's Flatbush home at 781 Westminster. Physicians reported a single gunshot wound to the heart and declared death. His wife and two children were at the South when the tragedy occurred.

Frederick C. Dickman la Towa Mary Dickman Westminster Flatbush West Mr. Dickman Dr. Coryell Ocean South

Madoc Sailors Insurance Ordered by War Risk Bureau

Regulations require all officers and men of the War Risk Insurance Bureau to obtain life or disability insurance with coverages between 1500 and 5000 dollars for coastwise vessels. Policies provide for death or disability benefits, and shipowners must insure through War Risk or approved civilian insurers. The plan directs insurers to be approved by the Treasury Secretary with rates and conditions to be determined.

Washington Men’s Insurance Division The War Risk Insurance Bureau de Laney Fer Teast Tate At Risk Insurance Renee Panies Secretary of the Treasury

Hung as Prisoner in Peking Civil Reform

The report from Peking notes the imprisonment of Hung Yuan amid efforts to purge anarchists. It states the aim to unify under Confucianism as the state philosophy and religion, shaping a grand civil reform under the new regime.

Peking Sonia Comnere

German Intern Named Begeman Escapes Hoboken Dentist Visit

George Begeman an interned German officer with the Hamburg line escaped from a Hoboken dentist office yesterday while his guard was away. He stood 5 feet 9 inches, dark suit and gray cap. seen later at a saloon bar, followed by empty schooners, before authorities pursued. Commissioner Howe says he may return to Ellis Island of his own accord.

Nmigration Howe Hoboken George Begeman Aemmebis George Washington Dentfat'p Begeman Ellis Sal North German Lloyd Company Hot Springs North Carolina Wland Husband Hudson Newark Mohammed Himmel Ellis Island

Ganz Speaks on Duo-Art Piano Bringing Pianists Home

Swiss pianist Rudolph Ganz explains how the Duo-Art reproducing piano brings artists into people’s homes, reproducing his tone, tempo, phrasing, and rubati with fidelity. He notes careful recording and editing can rival live performance, expanding access to great music beyond concert halls.

Rudolph Ganz Mr. Ganz Washington Aeolian Company

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