America must save Europe and build new world order
The address by Darwin P. Kingsley at the University of Vermont honors fallen WWI soldiers and argues that America must lead Europe’s salvation. He warns of a fragile postwar order and urges immediate support for the League of Nations and economic reconstruction to prevent European collapse and preserve American security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lington
Darwin
Kingsley
Tork Life Insurance Company
University of Ormont
Aime University
Veront
Germany
Europe
United States Senate
of Nations
Industrial League of Nations
United States
League of Nations
Mott Urges Graduates to Lead Postwar Reconstruction
Dr John R Mott General Secretary of the YMCA War Work Council urged Cornell and other graduates to commit to postwar reconstruction. He spoke at the Cornell commencement noting America must finance and guide global recovery, with many losses in higher education and a pledge to dedicate lives to rebuilding and leadership. Ezra Cornell was commemorated on campus as President Schurman Jr and T F Crane spoke alongside Miss Mary Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
John R. Mott
Young Men's Christian Association
War Work Council
Mott
Ss . “America
Dr. Mott
Oxford
Cambridge
America
Ezra Cornell
Cornell University
Schurman
T. F. Crane
Mary Cornell
Richmond
Newrk
Glass
Mgr. Laveile
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Trinity Church
Joseph P. McComas
Floyd
Leach
St. Thomas's Church
Selid
Plan Ice Stations for Brooklyn Poor
City officials clash over free ice for Brooklyn and Kings County as plans for six city run ice stations appear. Berolzheimer alleges opposition from the Babies Welfare League and Bureau of Child Hygiene while Oler defends existing coupon distribution and warns of summer shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Berolzheimer
Mayor's Ice Fund For
John J. Delaney
Broadway
Brooklyn
Kings County
Berolzheimer
Ice Publicity Association
Babies Welfare League
Berolsheimer
Oler
Knickerbocker Ice Company
Miss Arnold
Board of Health
Josephine Baker
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Commissioner of Health
New York
Delaney
Martin
Salvation “Army
Educational Alliance
Ay Wesley M. Oler
Larchmont
N. Y
Babies’ Welfare League
Mr. Oller
Welfare League
Mayor's Ice
World enters a new era, Wesleyan addresses graduates
In a June baccalaureate at Wesleyan University President William Arnold Shanklinanata declares the old order has passed, and a new world is forming. He urges courage and resourcefulness to face the challenges of a transformed era as Rev. George P. Eck officiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmpletown
Conn
Questa
Wesleyan University
William Amold Shanklinanata
Garfield for Cooperation With Williams College Growth
President Garfield of Williams College urged cooperation to grow the spirit of operation and unity. He approved an international brotherhood of man but warned against radical extremists who destroy friendliness and hinder differences from being bridged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Garfieil
Williams College
Interna- Yona Brotherhood of Man
L B Kendall Weds Betty Lee Actress In Atlanta
Announcement from Atlanta Georgia reports the marriage Saturday of broker Lyman B Kendall to singer actress Betty Lee formerly Katherine C Welch. Kendall’s first wife Elien Ballentine obtained a divorce last spring with a $1,000,000 cash settlement and annual income, plus their Park Avenue home and Sonogee Bar Harbor estate valued at millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Lyman B. Kendall
Betty Lee
New York
Katherine C. Welch
Kendall
Virginia
Elien
T. Ballentine
W. M. Sullivan
Stone
Park Avenue
Bar Harbor
Sonogee
Ballentine
Idaho
Proudfit Mills Wedding Planned in Winnetka
The Nee York Times reports the wedding of Miss Caroline Bigelow Millis, daughter of Mrs. Tubner Laflin Mills of Winnetka, and Alexander Cooper Proudfit of New York City. The ceremony will be Thursday afternoon at the Winnetka Congregational Church with Rev. J. Austin Richards officiating. After November 1 the couple will reside at 24 East 111th Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proudfit-Mills
Nee York Times
Chicago
Caroline Bigelow Millis
Tubner Laflin Mills
Winnetka
Alexander Cooper Proudfit
New York City
Congregational Church
J. Austin Richards
Proudfit
East 111Th Street
Engagements Announced for Opal Norton and Miss Crabtree
The Rev. Robert Franklin Norton and Mrs. Norton of Lawrence announce the engagement of their daughter Opal Norton to Gordon Brush Hempstead of New York. Mr Hempstead’s father was an owner of the New York Baseball Club. Gustavus Walker of Tarrytown also announces his niece Wing M Crabtree to Lieutenant David R White USN Flying Corps. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Franklin Norton
Norton
Lawrence
Lake Placid
Opal Norton
Gordon Brush Hempstead
Harry N. Hempstead
Park Avenue
New York
Hempstead
New York Baseball Club
John T. Brush
Gustavus Walker
Tarrytown
N. Y
Wing M. Crabtree
David R. White
Flying Corps
Crabtree
White
Florida
Germany Aids Reds Preacher Attacks Peace and Bolshevik Threat
The Rev Dr Edward Young of Bedford Presbyterian Brooklyn condemns soft peace for Germany. He accuses German leaders of treachery and praises vigilance against Bolshevik influence. Richmond criticizes Trinity Church for healing by laying on of hands and advocates radical church involvement with revolutionary movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Young
Bedford Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Germany
Scottiers
Europe
Bernstein
Richmond
Trinity Church
George Chalmers Richmond
St. John's Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Baptist Church
Calvary Baptist Church
Trinity
Prayer Invocation Approved for Every Name Canvass Diocese
Suffragan Bishop Charles Sumner Burch wrote the prayer at Bishop Greer’s request. Read aloud in all New York Diocese churches during morning and evening services, the invocation urged broad support for the Every Name canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Sumner Burch
Greer
St. Luke's Hospital
Jacob Herrlich's Sons Funeral Directors Directory Entry
Funeral direct 332 East 86 Street seen in listing with office details in Harlem and Lenox areas. Mentions Woodlawn Cemetery and Tremont. Includes phone numbers and addresses for arrangements and small funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Herrlich
St. Sees
Woodlawn
Harlem
East
Newport Bans Gambling and Hosts Summer Social Scene
Newport officials forbid games of chance on Bath Road for the season after a police call signaled enforcement. The Clambake Club hosted dinners and luncheons with notable guests including Reginal Vanderbilt and Walter Andrews as social events continue. Bishop James De Wolf Perry confirmed a class at Trinity Church, and prominent residents like Colonel Hamilton, the Poe family, and Rear Admiral Remey are noted attendees at local properties and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. L
Tobin
Bath Road
Preston Gibson
Reginal C. Vanderbilt
Walter S. Andrews
Anne
Royal Phelpa Carroll
Arthur Curtiss James
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Rogers Pratt
James de Wolf Perry
Rhode Island
Trinity Church
George L. Hamilton
Cincinnati
Edgar
Edgar Allen Poe
Baltimore
Jamestown Cottage
George Remey
Washington
Dayview Hotel
Lieutenant Guttzeit Dies of Battle Wounds in France
Lieut Arthur P Guttzeit formerly of Company A 106th Infantry died yesterday in Methodist Episcopal Hospital Brooklyn from wounds suffered in France on October 15 1915 He was 24 son of Frederick and Mrs Guttzeit of 126 Clarkson Street Brooklyn Enlisted October 1916 and served on the border then in France with his company in May 1918 He returned to New York December 30 and was discharged May 3 after treatment in France and England He had work with Liggett Myers Tobacco Company before entering service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Guttzeit
Arthur P. Guttzeit
106Th Infantry
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Brooklyn
France
Frederick Paul Guttzeit
Clarkson Street
Guttzeit
England
New York
Cluttrell
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company
Fifth Avenue
Abraham Marks Dies at 82 Former Cap Maker and Cloak Manufacturer
Abraham Marks 82 died at his home 1025 Madison Avenue after a long career in the garment trade. He and his brother founded Marks Brothers in 1860 to manufacture caps and later joined A Friedlender & Co., cloak makers, before retiring in 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Marks
Madison Avenue
Marks Brothers
A. Friedlender & Co
Obituary Notes Include Several Notables and Causes of Death
Obituary notes list Emma Bwan widow of Joseph Swan who died at the Hotel Bernard at 81. Harry Deevs of 306 West Eighty second Street died in Long Branch from a nervous disorder after pneumonia. Katherine Herbert an actress died at Misericordia Hospital age 27. home Joyce Hotel. Dr Thomas H Tomlinson aged 58 died at home in Plattsfield New Jersey of pneumonia. Henry Wrage 75 died of heart disease at his Dunellen home. William V. H. Bright 32 year old Grand Architect and Treasurer of the Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks died at a Loomis sanitarium of tuberculosis. Hyad elberg 46 a Plainfield clothing merchant died in Muhlenberg Hospital. Roba Er Spang widow of Charles H. Spang steel manufacturer died at Waldorf Astoria of heart disease aged 76. Mr Spank died Feb 16 at Waldorf Astoria in his eighty fourth year leaving an estate valued at 50000 mostly to charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Bwan
Bernard
Joseph Swan
New York
Harry Deeves
West
Joyce
West Seventy-second Street
Thomas H. Tomlinson
Piatsfield
N. J
Henry Wrage
Dunellen
William V. H. Bright
Brotherhood 0
Loomis
N. Y
Bright Hood
Cypress Avenus
Bronx
Hyadelberg
Plainfield
Muhlenberg
Roba ER. Spang
Charles H. Spang
Pittsburgh
Waldorf-Astoria
Mr. Spank
Waldorf- Astoria
Scrutinize Books Of Oil Promoters
Assistant District Attorney Dooling investigated H C Loup & Co at 50 Broad Street overnight and sought to detain key figures. The firm, not members of an exchange, faced charges of bucketing orders forgery and larceny as about 50,000 stockholder names surfaced. Large out of town clients and a reported $1,000,000 annual volume surfaced alongside stock pool investments by shop and factory workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dooling
Criminal Courts
H. C. Loup & Co
Broad Street
Loup & Co
Grand
Mr. Dooling
Loup
Rank Taylor
Joseph Kelsey
Taylor
Pennsylvania
Birth Announcements in June From Several Brooklyn Families
Mr and Mrs Harry Bloom announce a son born June 21 1939 at 112 Haven Ave other notices include Mr and Mrs Jacob Bobrow announcing a son born June 19 at Sydenham Tal and Mr and Mrs Joseph Frank announcing a daughter born June 2 1919 at 580 Eastern Parkway Brooklyn. Other families report births: Mr and Mrs Michael Joseph announce a daughter born June 15 1918 at West End Ave 949 and Mr and Mrs Max Mayer announce a son born June 22 at Sterns Sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom
Harry Bloom
Hattie Breser
Haven Av
Borrow
Jacob Bobrow
Merblum
Sydenham Tal
Frank
Joseph Frank
Minnie Shabshelowitz
Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn
Joseph
Michael Joseph
West End Av
Mayer
Max Mayer
Marriages Recorded in New Jersey and New York
Several couples wed in June 1919 across New Jersey and New York. Alice Brady to James Crane in Manhattan. Katharine Farrand to Francis Freeman in South Orange. Madath Helen Axelbaum to Abe Prival in Brooklyn. Mabel Hampton to William Stauntonuels in Cranford. Alma Viola Stern to Abram Wallace in New York and State College area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
William Staunton Uels
New Brunswick
Seale-Donohue Second Wedding Anniversary
Announcement notes the second wedding anniversary of Charles Lytton Seaje and Jane Donohue daughter of Thomas Donohue and Anna Gaffney. Married in Bayonne New Jersey on June 23 1917 by Reverend F A Ber wager. Philadelphia and Toledo papers please copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seale—Donohue
Charles Lytton Seaje
Jane Donohue
Thomas Donohue
Anna Gaffney
Bayonne
N. J
F. A Berwager
Philadelphia
Toledo
Obituary notices for Aikin Allan Aubertin and Biggs
Multiple death notices from June 1919 list Julia Aikin of Greenwich Walter M Aikin widow and address 20, funeral June 23 at 12 30 meeting Grand Central, John Allan Hackensack 187 Union St service June 4 8 15 pm, Helen Armstrong, Henri Felix Aubertin at 110 West 16th Street, Calvary Cemetery requiem mass, Biggs noted as longtime actuary of Hat Trade Credit Association and NY Credit Men’s Assoc. Edward G Black Hasbrouck Heights service June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aikman
Greenwich
Conn
Julia
Walter M. Aikin
M. Autos
Grand Central Station
M. Allan
Hackensack
N. J
John Allan
Union St
Armstrong
Helen
Tuessay
Calvary Cemetery
BIGGS
Isabel PD
Paul's Church
Diggs
Hat Trade Credit Association
New York Credit Men's Association
Credit Men
Morningside Drive
Black
Edward G
Division Av
Hasbrouck Heights
Hay
Annie E
William Shay
Walter G. Lapham
Bherman
Giens Falls
Greenwood
Rosa Espang
Charles H Spang
Church of the Incarnation
Madison Av
33Rd Bt
Wooldlawn
Stanley
Walter
Margaret E. Stanley
Joseph W
Walter M
Mary E. Hecht
Tinton
Bronx
St. Augustine's Church
East 167Th
Franklin Av
Calvary
Taylor
Flushing Hospital
Flushing
N. Y
Eliza
Eliza Taylor
Corona
Terment
Cypress Hills
Thomas
M. E. Lestie
State &J
Kensack
Memorial notices of June 1919 in New York area
A long row of death notices and funeral details list many residents of New York City and surrounding towns. Entries include H. Bradley missing in action from 1915, Brandes, Bright, Carroll, Coudert, Deev es, Devery, Fabricius, Falconer, Farrell, Fink, Frank, Freeman, Goddin, Griffin, Gutzeit, Hach, Hahn, Haviland, Herbert, Huston, Jones, Ketchum, Lam, Marks, Metcalfe, Murphy, Osborn, Plough, Robertson, Hay, Spang, Stanley, Taylor, Thomas, Tyner, Tomlinson, Vieth, Zine, and Campbell Funeral Church. Each line gives name, relationship, residence, date of death or service, and burial details or funeral arrangements. Many entries specify dates in June 1919, with locations such as Montclair, Passaic, Woodlawn, Calvary, and various New Jersey and New York addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 5. Devery
Big Bill
New York
Devery
Church of St. Mary
Star of the Sea
Far Rockaway
John Farrell
George Infield
Eves Hopper
Lake
Sea
Woodlawn
Paterson
Huston
William J
Sather
Sadie Huston
West List St
Master Plumbers’ Association
Jones
Elizabeth
Lewis
Robert Dr. Jones
Trinity Av
Broadway
Chatham
N. J
Abrahame Marke
Annie
Tyner
Ralph
Emeline FE
Sterling Place
Urooklyn
Tomlinson
Plainfield
Thomas H. Tomlinson
East 7Th St
Shiloh
Cumberland County
N. J. Vieth
Margaret
North Atlantic Av
Arverne
L. J
Kensica
Zine
Mrs. Campbell
66Th St
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Senate
Vermont University
Mayor's Committee
Middletown
Weslere
Fesvice
Ies
George P. Eckar
Garfield
Williams
the Provident Loan Society OF
Manhattan
Fourth Avenue
25Th Street
Eldridge St
Rivington St
Houston St
Essex St
48Th
Lexington
124Th St
Grand St
Clinton St
Lexington & 3d
Eighth
127Th St
Brooklyn Smith St
Livingston St. Graham
Debevoise
Pitkin Av
Rockaway Av
L. B. Kendall
Preacher
Dr. Young
Dr. Richmond
Per
Sir. Richmond
Pa Separien
Christ
Charles L. Slattery
Grace Church
Episcopal Church
Securam
Orm
Lenox
Tremont
Newport Bars
Stream of Friends
Columbus
Frank E.campbell
Street
West Iirst
Bright
William V. H
Edward T
Clara V Bright
Bernice BR. Bright
Grand Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks
Dockre
Willis Av
Ndérriastown
Tenn
Carroll
Passaic
William H
Rasinatia T. Carroll
Laseate
Mondey
J. Nicholas's
St. Nicholas's Cemetery
Coudert
Louis Leonce
Adelaide Lockwood
West 71St St
Deeves
J. Henry
Richard Deeves
Hollywood
West Sid St
All Souls’ Hospital
Morristown
Church of the Assumption
Hoboken
St. Aloysius Church
Fink
Henry
Sara E. Mead
Charles KR. Fink
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Central Park
Weeat
Montgomery Place
Exnil H
Rauvla N. Giahn
Freeman
Marie
Viret
Nancy Simpson Freeman
Andover
Gopdin
Emma J
Arthur Godwin
George W. Becker
Stephen Merritt
West 126Th St
Griffin
Michael J
Cora
Wenner
Jackson Av
Long Island City
St. Mary's Church
Hach
Julia Amalia Hach
Kalienbach
August Hach
ST Bank St
Hahn
Joseph Hahn
West 89Th St
Myer
Morris
Clara
Simon
Abraham Bauman
Temple Rodeph Sholom
Haviland
Warren K
State Councilor
St. James's Episcopal Church
Elmhurst
L. S. Page
Herbert
Katherine Ammina
Joseph Herbert
Campbell Building
Amos (. Osborn
Holy Cross Church
Mt. Sine Hospital
Clara Mordecai Plough
S. Harley Plough
West 100Th St
New Orleans
Dreider
Paul
Forty-Sixth
Ovington’s
Ovington's
5Th Ace
Railiz
Beallet
Purity Cross Model Kitchen
Orange, New Jersey
New Terk Times
Telephone
Bryant
Advt
Stuyvesant
Ies United Electric Power Company
Ately
Sizrecet, New York
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