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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1919
Page
5
The Greatest Sporting Goods Store is located at Madison Avenue and 45th Street in New York.
A patriotic editorial extols outdoor living with tents, cars, and gates open for golf boating camping and fishing. It emphasizes freedom under the Stars and Stripes and promotes outdoor recreation as a healthful civic habit with indoor games for evening relaxation.
Spreading Your Cloth Under Wayside Trees describes luncheon kits and house kits for travel, with new shapes and sizes for one to six persons. It notes touring coats, motor restaurant and refrigerator items, cigar cart accessories, cigarette thermos bottles, and camping outfits for both men and women.
Irregular catalog note lists summer clothing and sporting goods. Mentions men and women sections with golfing tennis county clothes, outfits in flannels tweeds pongee and swimsuits. Includes items like boots, shoes, and motors for row boating and pushball gear.
A catalog itemizes sleeping bags packs blankets flashlights knives duffel bags and clothes for men likely part of an aid collection or relief drive.
Special Cable reports Denikin's line stretching 800 miles with growing confusion as Bolshevik forces retreat, disorganized and panicked in many sectors. Wrangel advances toward Tsaritsin while Cossacks strike at Morodvskaya and Berdiansk. Volokmy pushes west as Makhno’s bands suffer losses.
British warships attacked Bolshevist vessels in separate actions. The armored cruiser Slava sank immediately after a torpedo strike near Helsingfors. A Bolshevik battleship believed sunk near Kronstadt. another vessel reportedly hoisted the white flag as part of the same naval developments.
A Petrograd wireless dispatch says the Russian Soviet Government demands the release of L. C. A. K. Martens, Bolshevist envoy jailed in New York, and warns of reprisals against Americans in Russia. Martens faced a subpoena and was questioned at City Hall after a raid on the Bolshevist mission in London.
Trans port Von Steuben returns to night with officers of the 3d Battalion 330th Infantry from Archangel front saying they may testify in a Congress inquiry into why American troops remain in Russia. Some officers report approached by representatives of Congress seeking details about a mutiny and potential court martial.
National Executive Committee accuses Left Wing Socialists of planning a nationwide seizure to hijack the party with foreign language federations. Michigan and several immigrant federations expelled. emergency national convention in Chicago scheduled for Aug. 30 to purge unruly elements. Left Wing convention behind closed doors in Manhattan discusses new wing constitution.
Washington June 23. The House Immigration Committee votes unanimously to report Rep. Johnson Washington’s bill for deportation of undesirable aliens. The measure seeks to expel noncitizens deemed harmful to national interests.
Trial of a suit filed by ten Insurance and casualty companies seeks about 1 million dollars in damages from the Lehigh Valley Railroad over the Black Tom explosion of July 1914. The case, before Judge William H. Speer in Jersey City, lists the Walcott steamer loss at 100000 and Ira W. Allen injuries at 25000. Plaintiffs accuse insufficient guards against aliens and plotters and inadequate fire protection. The hearing continues.
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