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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1919

Page

5

Swedish trade push and refugee issues aboard Rochambeau

Ira Nelson Morris discusses Sweden's aim to boost US trade as Norway and Finland seek tonnage and markets. He notes a Swedish American foundation charity, talks with Lansing and House on Russia, and the release of Americans by Russian controls. Passengers include actress Dorothy Donnelly and Red Cross workers aiding soldiers. a Belgian orphan protégé faces immigration hurdles.

United States Ira Nelson Morris Sweden Mra. Morr Hambeau Norway Feeien Ani Two Kingdoms Russia Germany Morris England Gerway Gentliman Lansing House Paris Stockholm Archangel Haltic Finland Dorothy Donnelly Katzkowski J. Hecker West 100Th Street Emilienne France

Bertholf to Retire as Coast Guard Chief

Commodore Ellsworth P. Bertholf resigns as head of the Coast Guard effective June 30 after a little over thirty years in service. Born in New York City on April 7, 1866, he joined the revenue cutter service as a cadet in 1885 and rose through all ranks, serving on ships along the U S coast and in Alaska.

New York Times Washington Daniels Ellsworth P. Bertholf Coast Guard Commodore Bertholf Httle New York City Revenue Cutter Service United States Alaska

Germans eye Florida coast for naval base in St Andrew Bay

Palmer details a Scribner's story asserting Germany planned a Gulf Coast naval base at St Andrew Bay near Pensacola and aimed to expand in the Western Hemisphere via the Virgin Islands. He cites a Junker prince investor, Hamburg America holdings in St Thomas, and legal moves to keep control while opposing U S rail access to the harbor.

Germany Florida Hall Virgin Islands A. Mitchell Palmer Allen Property Scribner's St. Andrew'’s Bay Gulf of Mexico America Panama Canal Pensacola South America Ita lIanda Palmer St. Thomas Hamburg-American Line Ths Caribbean Sea Denmark Danish West Indies

Burning of A. E. F. Stores Reported by Correspondent

Paris dispatch cites The Matin claiming American Army material destruction beyond Romorantin. A Châteauroux letter dated June 15 describes GIÉvres burning autos and tarpaulins, Ardente cantonments and bedding, broken stoves, and Issoudun public sales after months of conflict.

Paris Romorantin Matin Chateauroux Giévres Ardente Department of Indie Issoudun

Forbes Hosts Harris Forbes Employees at Country Day

Allan H. Forbes welcomed 250 officers and employees of Harris Forbes & Co. and their wives to Boydhurst on Old Church Road Greenwich for a field day and lawn party. A special train conveyed guests from New York arriving after 2 pm. Golf and baseball games were played with married and single men, followed by supper on the lawn.

Forbes Greenwich Conn Allan H. Forbes Harris, Forbes & Co New York Boydhurst Old Church Road

Seek Women Republicans Conference Aims to Grow GOP Support

Nassau and Suffolk leaders met at Mrs. Ruth Litt’s home to discuss making women feel at home in the Republican Party. Ida Sammin of Suffolk was endorsed for re election to the State Assembly. The plan, led by Mrs. Arthur L Livermore, targets fifty new GOP voters per district ahead of the 1930 presidential vote. Attendees included Mrs. Charles Whitman and others from New York and Yonkers.

Port Washington N. Y Nassau Suffolk Counties Ruth Litt Republican Committee Ida Sammin Suffolk County Arthur L. Livermore Yonkers Woman's State Executive Committee Charles &. Whitman New York J. Bloat Fassett Fimira Nathan Hauber John Ives

Archangel Troops Leave Brest for Home

American troops who returned from Archangel on the Steamer Czar last week depart Brest tonight aboard the American Army transport Von Steuben. One officer remains here for court martial proceedings.

Archangel Brest Czar United States von Steuben

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