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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1918

Page

8

Lewis Men Clash Over Whitman Plan For Governor Primary

Internal Republican strife surfaces as Governor Whitman and Attorney General Lewis spar over a State Committee call for an unofficial State Convention. The dispute centers on delegate selection rules and potential split in the party ahead of the fall elections, with key figures including Glynn, Gleason, Hays, Wadsworth, Calder, and Cocks weighing positions.

Republican State Committee Lafayette B. Gleason Albany George A. Glynn Republican Club Whitman State Committee Republican State Organization Lewis Murray Hill United States Wadsworth and Calder Saratoga Lewin Friends Frederick Co. Tanner Esterday Theodore Askinson Glynn Assembly Wil H. Hays Republican National Committee Portland Maine Central Republican Committee West Hays Hotel Manhattan W. W. Cocks Mr. Cocks Mitchel T. R Joseph H. de Bragga Queens de Bragga Jeremiah Wood Nassau County Republican Committee F. J . Kracke Nassau Ore Lewishead Thomas Moore Sherman Moore Oneida County Robinson William H. Anderson New York Anti-Saloon League David James Burrell Marble Collegiate Church Anti-Saloon League Anti-Saloon League of Wadsworth Republican Party Mr. Barnes Tn Albany Republican West Thirty-ninth Street

French Socialists Face Conference Dilemma on Denmark Invite

Paris dispatch says French Socialists including Albert Thomas may attend the London Labor Party conference. Alexandre Varenne says the group could confer with neutrals in Denmark but would oppose a move toward a broader interntional conference, reflecting new unity voices aligned with British and American Labor parties.

Paris Havas Albert Thomas Labor Party London Alexandre Varenne France Denmark T. Stauning Stockholm M. Varenne

Red Cross Workers Warned on Frontline Talks

Paris dispatch reports American Red Cross in France issues orders from Major James H. Perkins forbidding returning workers to discuss front conditions or name occupied units. Disparaging remarks about the government, AEF, or Red Cross are banned. Noncommissioned members may not wear the Sam Browne belt per Provost field orders.

Paris American Red Cross James H. Perkins France American Expeditionary Forces Red Cross Pres Young Men’s Christian Association Balvarion Army Knights of Columbus Sam Browne

Premier Hughes Coming to Seek U S Support

Tandon June 24 William H Hughes the Australian Premier will travel to the United States after the Imperial Conference in London to present a frank statement of Australia policy on a Monrose Doctrine for the Pacific. He will ask President Wilson for support and cooperation to safeguard Australia's territorial integrity by controlling the Southern and Western Pacific islands or placing them with friendly civilized nations.

Tandon William H. Hughes London United States Wilson Australia Pacific Liverpool Post Hughes Post Ita

Substitute Prohibition Amendment Introduced in Senate

Senator Norris Nebraska proposed a substitute for the Jones prohibition amendment to the Emergency Appropriation bill. It would ban sale of distilled spirits during the war and ban manufacture or sale of beer or intoxicating malt liquors. Wine production would be allowed and bonded distilled liquors for beverage use would be prohibited with rules to permit removal for other purposes.

Washington Senate Agriculture Committee Norris Nebraska Commissioner of Eternal Revenue

Food Board Orders Sugar Supply Rationing Plan

The Federal Food Board and Sugar Division set a certificate system for all sugar users from refiners to retailers, with households limited to three pounds per person per month. Households will not receive certificates, but can use three pounds per person, while hotels, clubs, and large families receive allocations.

New York Federal Food Board Food Administration Bermand Hoffman Floyd W. Fiske Mitchell Charles Fr. Treman Arthur Williams West Fifty-seventh Street Fifty-seventh Street Food Board Federal Board Suger Cate

Examination ordered into Day purchases by Market Commissioner

West Side Taxpayers Association secured a court order for the examination of City Commissioner of Markets Jonathan C. Day. Judge Pendleton set the date for June 28 in Part II Special Term. The action seeks to determine if Day violated the city charter by soliciting business and failing to account to the Controller.

Eix William M. Bennett West Side Taxpayers’ Association Franplak K. Pendleton Supreme Court Jonathan C. Day Commissioner Day Bennett

Price Protests by News Print Makers Prompt U.S. Officials

International Paper Company chief Philip Dodge says current FTC fixed price of 2.10 per 100 pounds is too low and may be rejected leading to a three judge circuit court decision. Dodge warns prices could surge. cites war transport limits and wood supply strains. He notes Niagara Falls mill halted by water diversion and lists broad industry supply challenges and calls for policy action.

Federal Trade Commission Commission Philip T. Dodge International Paper Company American Newspaper Publishers Association Dodge News Mr. Dodge Niagara Falls Ris P United States Canada Weahington

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