Democrats Endorse Women Delegates for July Convention
Democratic leaders urge district committees to select women as delegates and alternates for the unofficial state convention likely in Saratoga on July 9. State Chairman Fante S Harris calls a June 27 meeting at the Knickerbocker to decide on convention plans and representation rules.
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Fante S. Harris
Democratic State Committee
Knickerbocker
Saratoga
State Committee
Democratic Party
Harris
Committee of Seven
Committee of Forty-two
Syracuse
Willi Earst
Lansing Not A Candidate For New York Governor
Washington reports say Secretary of State Robert Lansing, a Democratic potential for governor, gave no encouragement and showed no interest in a gubernatorial bid. insiders suggest his prospects depend on President Wilson's stance and approval.
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New York Times
Washington
Robert Lansing
New York
Lansing
Wilson
Atr. Lansing
Ford Gains Strength in Senatorial Bid
In Ansing Michigan on June 19 Republicans urged Attorney General to explain interviews favoring Henry Ford for Senate. Governor Warner praised Ford as a unique constructive force and argued his experience would aid war production and national security.
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Spreial
New York Times
Ansing
Mich
Detroit
Henry Ford
Breesbeck
Ford
Washington
United States Senate
Senate
Warner
America
Cameron Forbes Stricken With Pneumonia at Westwood Home
W. Cameron Forbes former Governor General of the Philippines is ill with pneumonia at his Westwood Massachusetts home. His physician says the condition is not critical. Forbes returned in May from California where he had health-related time. He later traveled to Wyoming on business before contracting a cold that worsened rapidly.
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W. Cameron Forbes
Westwood
Mass
Cameron Forbes
Philippines
Mr. Forbes
California
Wyoming
Matthew B. Sellers Weds Thel Clark in Washington Ceremony
Thel Clark daughter of the late John Ellsworth Clark of Washington and Mrs Clark and Matthew B Sellers of Baltimore were married Tuesday at the Church of the Transfiguration with Rev George Houghton officiating. Sellers, a Naval Consulting Board member, aeronautical leader, and past Aeronautical Society of America chairman, and the bride active in Red Cross work. They honeymoon in Canada.
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Thel Clark
John Ellsworth Clark
Washington, D. C
Clark
Weat 147Th Street
Matthew
Sellers
Baltimore
Church of the Transfiguration
George Houghton
Naval Consulting Board
Washington, Bret
Aeronautica
Aeronautical Society of America
Aero Club of America
George Prichard
Red Cross
Henry Jeroy Pershall
Adelaide Ebling
Kenneth Clark
Mr. Sellers
Canada
Wed to Lieut William Edgar in Grace Church ceremony
The marriage of Lieutenant William Edgar of the 48th Infantry and Miss Julia Valentine Bond was held at Grace Church Chantry in New York City. It was a small family wedding due to wartime conditions with brief reception at the bride’s sister’s apartment.
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William Edgar
48Th Infantry
Herman le Roy Edgar
Dobbs Ferry
Julia Valentine Bond
Summerfield Bond
Baltimore
Grace Church
Broadway
Tenth Street
Stanley Brown-Serman
Charlies L. Sl
Miss Wolff to Wed Lieut Marshall
Brookyln couple announces engagement of Miss Mabel Estelle Wolff to Lieutenant James Creel Marshall of Kansas City Missouri. Miss Wolff, Packer Institute graduate and former Glee Club president, and Marshall recently named from West Point and expected to depart soon for Fort Sill Oklahoma.
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Miss Wolff
Lieut. Marshall
J. C. Wolff
Brooklyn
Mabel Estelle Wolff
James Creel Marshall
Walter Scott Marshall
Kansas City
Packer Institute
Packer Glee Club
Marshall
West Point
Fort Sul
Okia
Military Wedding in East Orange for Miss Rockwell Boote
Miss Rockwell Boote wed Lieutenant George Henry McBride of the Ordnance Department at Edgewood Maryland. The ceremony was at Mrs. Alfred Boote’s East Orange home, conducted by Rev. Dr. Robert Brewster Beattie, now serving at Camp Merritt Tenafly.
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Alfred Boote
East Orange
N. J
Missatherine Rockwell Boote
George Henry McBride
Ordnance Department
Edgewood
Alexander McBride
Robert Brewster Beattie
Main Avenue Presbyterian Church
Camp Merritt
Tenafly
Agnes Marie Dillon and Joseph Zitman Wed at St Gregory
Miss Agnes Marie Dillon daughter of Mrs M Dillon of the city married Joseph Nathan Zitman last evening at 7 in St Gregory the Great on West Ninety Ninth Street. The Rev J J Smith officiated. A dinner and dance followed at the Hotel Marseilles with Miss Rufina Dillon as maid of honor and Elizabeth and Kila Long as bridesmaids. George Zitman served as best man with John Carevaile and Herman Sibrans as ushers.
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Miss Dillon
Agnes Marie Dillion
M. Dillon
Joseph Nathan Zitman
St. Gregory the Great
West Ninetieth Street
J. J. Smith
Marseilles
Rufina Dillon
Elizabeth
Kila Long
George Zitman
John Carevaile
Herman Sibrans
Miss Rukeyser to Wed Tonight in Private Home
The marriage of Miss Beatrice G. Rukeyser and Charles G. Robin will be performed this evening at the bride’s home, 528 West 111th Street, with the bride’s mother Mrs. Pauline Rukeyser listed among the host party.
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Miss Rukeyser
Beatrice G. Rukeyser
Pauline Rukeyser
Charles G. Robin
West 111Th Street
League of Nations Vision Urges Global Unity and Sacrifice
Viscount Grey argues a League of Nations is essential to end war, urging unity among leading nations and the decisive use of force if needed. He contends Germany must be convinced that domination fails and that only mutual obligation can secure lasting peace.
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New York Times Company
New York Times
London
Viscount Grey
Oxford University Press
League of Nations
Germany
Wilson
United States
Indiana Democrats rally behind Wilson in state convention
Vice President Marshall stresses patriotic politics as Indiana Democrats push a war winning platform. Delegates nominate state officials including Herman Counter and William Jones while divisions flare over appellate court seats and the Kansas City Star controversy.
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Herman L. Conter
Decatur
William M. Jones
Fairmount
J. B. McCarthy
Kempton
Stotsenburg
New Albany
Samuel Callaway
Monticello
Willis Fox
Angola
Edward Barrett
Plainfield
Supreme Court
John G. McOnu
Martinaville
J. J. Moran
Portland
Per Judes
Assellate Court
Flest
M. Eb, Hottel
Salem
Hugh Wickens
Greensburg
Caldwell
Winchester
Edwin F. McCabe
Wil Hameport
Indiana Democratic Platform Endorsed By Wilson Allies
The Indiana State Convention adopted a platform aligned with Wilson Administration goals for a Democratic Senate and House. The national planks reportedly have the approval of the President’s closest political supporters, though whether he or his aides assisted in drafting remains undisclosed. The platform signals a national appeal this year.
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Wilson
Indiana
Natron
New York Times
Washington
Democratic Senate
House
Marriage of Bassett and Miss Schulte in New Haven
The wedding of John Humphrey Phillips Bassett and Miss Lucille R Schulte was held at the bride's home with a small family gathering. Rev. Frank Oliver Hall officiated under a pink and white peony decor with Carrickmacross lace gown. Best man was John Butphen Jr and the bride’s sister was her attendant. Westchester Red Cross fete planned for June 2 features children from Mount Kisco and Bedford performing dances and a pantomime to raise funds for Red Cross workrooms.
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John Humphrey Phillips Bassett
U. S. N. Reserve Force
Wiliam Douglas Fitch
New Haven
David A. Schulte
Antoinette Schulte
Mr. Bassett
John Butphen, Jr
Westchester
France
Mount Kisco
Bedford
Red Cross
President's Son-in-Law to Speak at Italian War Relief Fund
Francis B. Sayre son-in-law of President Wilson will address the Italian War Relief Fund at the Engineers' Societies Building 20 West Thirty-ninth Street this evening at 8 15. The free event will include stereopticon views of his Italian front experiences. Attorney General George W. Wickersham will also speak.
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Italian War Relief Fund
Francis B. Sayre
Woodrow Wilson
Engineers’ Societies
Westhirty-ninth Street
Sayre
George W. Wickersham
United States
Funeral Held for Frederick Sears Grand D Hauteville
The funeral for Frederick Sears Grand D Hauteville was conducted at Emmanuel Church Newport R I with relatives from New York and Boston attending. The Rev C W Forster presided assisted by the Rev Dr Emery N Porter, Rector Emeritus. The body was then moved to the Sears Chapel in Longwood Brookline Mass with Lawton Warren Post Grand Army of the Republic represented by officers.
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New York Times
Newport
R. IL
Frederick Sears Grand
D'Hauteville
Emmanuel Church
New York
Boston
Summer Colony
C. W. Forster
Emery N. Porter
Sears
Longwood
Brookline
Mass
Lawton-Warren
Grand Army of the Republic
Ex-Congressman William Kennedy Dies in Connecticut
William Kennedy former representative for Connecticut’s Fifth District from 1906 to 1915 and DNC delegate in 1906 1900 and 1912 died yesterday at his home in Naugatuck Conn He was active in state politics chaired the Democratic State Committee and argued many notable criminal cases over his career.
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William Kennedy
Connecticut
Naugatuck
Conn
Iar
Democratic State Committee
Richard A. Claybrook Seriously Ill
Plainfield reports Richard A. Claybrook president of the New York Produce Exchange is seriously ill at his home. He never fully recovered from an operation two years ago and has since helped in government work including the Federal Food Administration three Liberty Loan drives and Red Cross relief efforts.
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Richard A. Claybrook
Plainfield
Richard A Claybrook
New York Produce Exchange
Mr. Claybrook
Federal Food Administration
Red Cross
Dr. Valentine Mott Dies Suddenly at 65 in New York
Prominent surgeon and Pasteur rabies pioneer Dr. Valentine Mott died at his home on East 84th Street from angina pectoris. Born in New York City on November 17, 1840s, he studied under Louis Pasteur in Paris and helped popularize Pasteur’s hydrophobia treatment. He began practicing in 1879 and served as an attending surgeon at Bellevue. Survived by his wife and daughter Mrs. Sophie L. Mott.
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Pasteur
Mott
Dr. Mott
Military Order, Loyal Legion
St. Anthony Society
Turf and Field Club
Sophie L. Mott
Howard L Coburn Dies Civil Engineer Of Dams
Howard L Coburn, noted civil engineer who helped build more than 100 dams in the United States and abroad, died yesterday at Stern Sanitarium from pneumonia at age 42. Born in Patten Maine he graduated MIT in 1887 and worked on major projects including Guayabal Dam in Puerto Rico and Shoshone Dam in Wyoming. He was chief engineer and director of Ambursell Construction Company and served as consulting engineer for several firms. He was a member of major engineering societies and was unmarried with three sisters as surviving relatives. Funeral services set for 8:30 p.m. at Campbell Funeral Church Broadway at Sixty sixth Street.
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Stern Sanitarium
Mr. Coburn
Patten
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ambursel Construction C Company
Broadway
Guayabal
United States Irrigation Service
Porto Rico
Bussano
Row Iver
Alverta
Canadian Pacific Railway
Jordan River
Vancouver Island
B. C
Wyoming
Akron
Ohio
Pittsfield
Mass
Henry Ll. Doherty & Co
W. Clarke & Co
H. M. Bulleaby & Co
Coburn
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Society of Mechanica Engineers
Engineers’ Clubs
New York
Boston
Technology Cluyt
Campbell Funeral Church
Sixty- Sixth Street
Obituary notes of Mrs Mary Adeline Post and others
Obituary notes list multiple Brooklyn and New Jersey deaths including Mrs Mary Adeline Post widow of Thomas Post who died at her daughter’s home in West Caldwell New Jersey Interment is planned at Succasunna Cemetery Others include jeweler Frank W Week Miss Loretta M Kelly a teacher Mrs Klementine F How widow of Charles Moh Elizabeth J Randall pioneer of Corona Long Island died in her eighties Julia A Draper widow of Captain Albert Draper Geline Catherine Broecker Louise Rosenberg and many more with details of residences ages and survivor relatives in New York New Jersey and Connecticut including Hiram C Blair Thomas Stone Elizabeth Cameron Frederick March Elizabeth McMullen Proudman Mary Keisman McLaughlin Harriet M Kimball Charles Anna Gleason Frances E Tartas James F Roche Oliver Horton Pearsall and others.
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Thomas Post
W.W. H. Francisco
Clinton Road
West Caldwell
N. J
Succasunna Cemetery
New Jersey
Frank W. Week
Tad Hancock Street
Brooklyn
Loretto M. Kelly
AL Thomas Aquinas Parochial
Julia A. Draper
Albert Draper
Washington Park
Geline Catherine Broecker
William Broecker
State Street
Brookly
Belfast
Ireland
Mra
Elizabeth PR. Cameron
Cameron House
Greenwich
Conn
Scotland
Frederick March
Bennett Avenue
Queene Village
S. 1
Elizabeth McMullen Proudman
John C. Proudman
St Agnes
Baltimore
Frances E. Tartas
Central Presbyterian Church
Pastor's Aid Society
Jefferson Avenue
Arthur G. Tartas
James F. Roche
Rogers Trace
The
Bronx
Presbyterian Hospital
Roche
Fire Department
Randall Island
Hook and Ladder Company 3
Is & Son
Oliver Horton Pearsall
Plymouth Church
Middagh Street
Pearsall
Brooklyn Christian Endeavor Society
Hudson Av
Haverstraw
N. Y
Howard PP. Child
Maple St
Dedhent
Mass
Hawin Faulkner
Warren House
Leicestershire
England
Philadelphia
Garretson
Pittsburgh
Penn
Henry Garretson
Staten Island
Grand
Goshen
Nina Gordon
Walter J. Grand
Hamlin
Buffalo
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Harry Hamlin
Chauncey J. Madlin
Harris
Simon
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Sauls
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Long Island
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McDonough St
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Throop
Ully
Newark
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Frederick W
Mary Marshall M.cully
Elizabeth
Frederick Mear
Stephen Merritt
St. Mary’s Church
Tuxedo Park
Erie Station
Jersey City
Mott
Valentine Mott
M. B
Huband
Emily Langdon Mott
East 84Th St
Church of the Ascension
Sun Ay
10Th St
Warriage and death notices for The New York Times
Notice describes notices intended for insertion in The New York Times to be telephoned to a contact number. It mentions warriage and death notices and a specific telephone contact at 1000 Bryent. The item reads as a classified instruction note for submission.
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Warriage
New York Times
Birth announcements for Berk Chanania families
Mr and Mrs Harry Berk of 3 Simpson Street Bronx announce the birth of a daughter Sunday June 16. Mr and Mrs I Philip Chanania of 1450 University Avenue report the birth of a son on Wednesday June 1 at the Lying-In Hospital.
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BERK
Harry
Simpson St
Bronx
Chanania
Sirs
Philip Chanania
University
Son
Grace Requa Engaged to James Laurence Field
Mrs. Frank Vincent Millard announces the engagement of her daughter Grace Requa to James Laurence Field of White Plains New York.
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Field Millard
Frank Vincent Millard
Tarrytown-on-Hudson
Grace Requa
James Laurence Field
White Plains
N. Y
Multiple June Weddings Reported in City Churches
Notices list several marriage ceremonies on June 15 to 19. Couples include Walter J. Brennan and Josephine Hanigan at Mary Trinity Church. Henrietta Chandler Peabody and Lt. John R. Carlson at Westminster, Massachusetts. Ruth Smith and William J. Cooke. Julia Valentine Bond and William Edgar of Dobbs Ferry. Cornelia Thayer Baldwin and Arthur Stiles in Florence. Gladys Mackay Miller and Arthur Carroll Lewis. Katharine Rockwell Boote and George Henry Melride. Olivi Slade to Ensign William Roos at All Angels Church.
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Ruth Smith
Wiliam J. Cooke
Lane—Baldwin
Florence
Italy
Henry Roche Wadieigh
Cornelia Thayer
William ‘Willberforce Baldwin
Arthur Stliss
June Lewis -Miller
George Reynolia
Gladys Mackay
William Christian Miller
Arthur Carroll Lewis
Quartermasters Corps
U. S. N. A. McBride
Roos—Slade
All Angels’ Church
de Lancey Townsend, Olivi
Henry Louis Slade
William Roos
Died Notices from Englewood to Bayonne June 1918
Obituary notices list numerous individuals by surname with their residence and funeral details. Entries include Benner Englewood Charles died June 19 1918 services June 21. Berck Monroe W., Harlem Lenox Ave funeral June 21. Blair Hiram C. Hudson Ave funeral June 20. many others across New Jersey New York City and surrounding areas noting dates times and locations for services and omitting flowers where requested.
In Memoriam Notices and Masses for Mary Martha Bieter
In Memoriam notices list names including Mary Martha Bieter and Mary FE Whitlock with masses at St James's Pro-Cathedral Brooklyn and related services. Entries reference dates like June 20 and prayers for Seay and Walsh with church connections in Brooklyn.
Local Classified Ad Notice From Harlem Area
An unsigned notice advertises nonsectarian service with moderate premiums and immediate response. It provides a phone contact in Harlem and mentions Oldest Established. Economical pricing and a street address on 12th Street near Harlem New Jersey style area.
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Newpart New Jeney
Connecticut
Harlem
Madson Ata
Phome
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