Advertising Men Cheer The Flag At World Club Meet
The twelfth annual session of the Associated Advertising Clubs gathered in Philadelphia at the Metropolitan Opera House with a strong wave of patriotism. Delegates, from fifty U.S. cities, heard Frankin K Lane and Herbert S Houston praise truth in advertising while Cincinnati announced it would sever a band contract rather than serve a national guard unit.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Jung
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Metropolitan Opera House
United State
Frankin K. Lane
Secretary Lane
Fane
United States
Paledophia
Associated Advertising Clubs
Broad Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Benjamin Franklin
Freedom of Philadelphia
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
Booth Broad Street
Cincinnati
National Guard
Commercial Museum
University of Pennsylvania
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Thomas B. Smith
Edgar F Smith
Edward A. Filene
William Filene
Boston
Atlantic City
Shillitoni’s Victim Dies in Sing Sing Death House
Daniel McCarthy, a Sing Sing prison guard, died this afternoon after being shot by Oresta Shillitont in the death house on Wednesday night. Keeper Ernest Bullard's arm wound shows improvement. McCarthy's condition had been dire since Thursday. Mrs McCarthy witnessed his death at their North Malcolm Street home. Shillitorti faces execution Friday as Warden Kirchwey leads a full investigation of the escape circumstances.
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New York Times
Ossining
N. Y
Daniel McCarthy
Sing Sing
Oresta Shilliteni
Ernest Bullard
Shilitont
McCarthy
North Malcolm Street
Wins Third Suit Against Railway
In White Plains a Supreme Court jury awarded Grace Knowles of Yonkers $20,000 against the New Haven Railroad in a 1914 death case for her husband Charlies Knowles. It is the third trial. under law $8,000 goes to the widow and $4,000 to each of the three children. The first trial yielded $12,000, the second $220,600 was set aside on appeal.
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White Plains
Supreme Court
Grace Knowles
Yonkers
New Haven Railroad Company
Charlies
New Haven
Eight Thousand New Yorkers May Tote Pistols
The article reports widespread gun permits in New York City driven by war, crime, and enforcement of the Sullivan gun law. It lists numerous private citizens including Mayor Mitchel, staff, and judges who carry weapons, notes women and literary figures on the roll, and details permit procedures, fees, and financial turns to the police pension fund.
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Mitchel
Theodore Rousseau
William B. Crowell
Frederick B. Shipley
Isaac F. Russell
Court of Special Sessions
Connelly
Queens
Herman A. Metz
Frank Aloss
Thompson Committee
William Travers Jerome
Marguerite Cunliffe-Owen
ST Siverside Drive
Violet L. Hamilton
Park Avenue
Mabel W. Trowbridge
Broadway
Kate Hauser
St. Nicholas Avenue
Grace R. Henry
Lexington Avenue
Néll H. Jee
Morningside Drive
Edith Db. Robinson
Robert Hilliard
James K. Hackett
Everett Shinn
Bon Sargguts
William H. Masterson
Karl Decker
John Kerfoot
Gus Roeder
McAdoo
John Dow
Bruce Ellison
West End Avenue
de Witt A. Davidson
West Ninety-second Street
Adam A. Croan
West 17Sd Street
T. W. Cory
Central West
Moses W. Cortright
West 140Th Street
Eugene Bird Coler
Eighty-third Street
Michael Blake
Third Avenue
Samuel C. Bloodgood
East Forty-second Street
Frank Bradley
Seventy-fourth Street
Dudley McGrath
Fifth Avenue
Daniel 8. Riker
East Seventy-ninth Street
Horace F. Poor
West Fiftyfirst Street
F. C. Harriman
Mortimer C. Hewlett
Riverside Drive
E. Pierpont Hies
Fifty-eighth Street
Coulter D.inyler
Irving Place
Uland Knoedjer
Robert BR. Marshall
Wall Street
Fred L. M. Masury
Thomas M. McAvoy
Horace Porter
Madison Avenue
Henry W. White
Beekman Winthrop
Courts of Special Sessions
Court of General Sessions
Supreme Court
Muntci Court
Police Department For Investigation
Russians Renew Great Offensive Across Western Front
The report details heavy Russian attacks north of Zatouritzky and near Poustomyty, Svininsky, and Lutsk, with strong fighting, captured prisoners and machine guns. Allies describe German resistance, Russian breakthroughs along the Stokhod, and a broader push threatening Kolomea while Austrian forces retreat in Bukovina and Hungary.
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Radziviloff
Riedhoff
Svietchite
Sniatyna
Czernowitz
Kimpolung
Austrian German Troops Halt Russian Offensive in Volhynia
Military observers report Austrian and German forces in Volhynia repeatedly repelling Russian advances. The push toward the Me viel and Styr regions appears checked, with German units pressing gains and stabilizing the front amid ongoing combat.
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Berlin
London
Volhynia
Russian Menace in South Drives Teuton Lines
Russian forces push from Czernowiltz toward Attkowina, driving deep into Bukowina and severing rail access. The advance follows the Pruth crossing, with rapid, wide-reaching implications for the northern front as Lechitsky's army presses the Volhynian flank.
Rumanians Mobilize Fourth Army Corps On Front
From a staff correspondent in Berlin a June 2 special cable reports Romania massing the Fourth Army Corps ostensibly against the Russian border. The Russians maintain numerical superiority in Volhynia as German forces press Linsingen's units toward Lutsk while Russian reserves vow stubborn resistance. The article notes Berlin’s measures to stem the flood and hints at Hindenberg reengaging in the campaign south of the Pripet.
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New York
Berlin
Rumania
Volhynia
Bothmer
Hindenberg
Pripet Wail
Linsingen
Lutsk
Bhincoee
Concentrica Sians
Permit Records and Renewal Restrictions Explained
The system maintains records of all issued permits and probes further when needed to revoke or block renewals for objectionable licenses. Current law sets permits issued this year to expire on we lr, with forthcoming measures to curb gun carrying privileges.
Fate of a famous clipper at Cape Town harbor
Crowds on the quays witnessed the steamship In draghira tow a battered hulk into a dock near Table Bay. The hulk is the Ferreira from Lisbon bound for Mousamedes, once a famed Cutty Sark replica noted for legendary speed. Old mariners recalling Cutty Sark’s 17.5 knots and 363 knots in 24 hours, its 1860 launch, and famed figurehead, revive interest in the derelict.
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Cape Town
Table Bay
Indraghira
Natal
Cape Agulhas
Topmahant
Ferreira
Messers. J. A Ferreira
Lisbon
Mousamedes
Delagoa Bay
Cutty Sark
Burns
Tam O ° Shanter
Nannie
Bombay
Mail seizures reported as ships compelled to leave mails
Berlin reports from The Hague via Overseas News Agency state Dutch steamers Prins Willem 1 bound for the West Indies and Zisidijk from the United States were forced to abandon their mails in England. Danish steamer Tyaldur from the Faroe Islands to Copenhagen was brought to Leith and its parcel mail seized by British authorities. A May dispatch noted Tyaldur had parcels post removed at Leith on a prior trip.
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Berlin
Sayville
Hague
Prins Willem 1
Faat Indies
Zisidijk
United States
England
Denmark
Anys
Aréney
Tyaldur
Faroe Islands
Copenhagen
Leith
Tyalduf
Leth
Steamer Ping Suey Aground Near Cape Town
The British freighter Ping Suey struck near Dassen Island about thirty five miles north northwest of Cape Town and is reported seriously damaged. Owned by the China Mutual Steam Navigation Company of London, the 6458 ton vessel left Liverpool for Yokohama and may have a few passengers aboard.
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Cape Town
London
Liverpool
Yokohama
Dassen Island
China Mutual Steam Navigation ¢ Company
Holt Line
Physician's Wife Dies by Poison in Brooklyn Home
Mrs. Lillian Stephens of 148 Livingston Street Brooklyn died yesterday afternoon by drinking acid at home. Wife of Dr. John D. Stephens an oculist she had become despondent after her sister's death and had warned of her intent. She was found by her husband after being left alone briefly.
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Lillian Stephens
Livingston Street
Brooklyn
Stephens
John D. Stephens
War fronts shift as Austrians, Russians clash near Czartorysk
Reports say Austrian troops press the extreme north wing while Russians hammer the Tarnopol-Radziviloff line. Fierce fighting northwest of Tarnopol yields few survivors as hand grenades and heavy assaults erupt. Pflanzer-Baltin advances into the Carpathian foothills, with Bucharest pressuring Romania toward war. A Vienna Cracow note cites a Russian high command war council under the Czar from Riga to Bessarabia.
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Tarnopol-Radziviloff
Tarnopol
Bukowina
Pflanzer-Baltin
Carpathians
Poessi Lhity
Pflanzer
Rumanian
Rumania
Bucharest
Bratiano
Take Ionescu
Tdnsingen
Volhynia
Vienna
Cracow
Riga
Bessarabia
Selborne resigns from British Cabinet
London June 25 The Earl of Selborne resigns as President of the Board of Agriculture in a government shift linked to Irish policy He will speak in the House of Lords Tuesday and is believed to oppose home rule Lloyd George settlement plans amid clashes with the War Office over recruiting and labor on the land
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London
Earl of Selborne
Hoard of Agriculture
House of Lords
Lord Selborne
NEW York Times
Daily Chronice
Lord Belborne
Juboe
War Office
Lloyd George
End of fears over Serbian race threat in Russian press
The Russian press cites Serbian writers arguing that Allied plans would spare only the military while the Serbian people shrink. Serbian leaders warn that a Greater Serbia would collapse with a vanished male population, predicting the future could be only women, children, and barren lands.
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Satoniki
Serbia
Great Britain
France
Russia
Russky Wiedomnosti
Moscow
Peachitch Gostuschaky
Belgium
Albania
Corfu
Vaona
Periah
Bizerta
Russians Repel Turks Near Trebizond And Dwivitzlyk
Petrograd reports in Caucasus operations that Russian forces repulsed a Turkish attack west of Plateaa near Trebizond after a failed night assault on a convent near Dji viguik, and repelled subsequent enemy attacks with heavy losses. Russian forces also held and repelled Turkish assaults southeast of Dwivitzlyk, seizing a large quantity of arms.
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Plateaa
Trebizond
Djivigiuk
Dwivitzlyk
German Reinforcements Shift Across Front in World War I
Special dispatch notes 200000 German troops redeployed from Verdun to bolster the Russian front with regiments moved to Kovel and Lutsk as Kaiser's force aims to retake ground. Observers cite corps transfers from Rheims Arras and Taon with continued fighting energy in the north.
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London Times
Rheims
Arras
Taon
Verdun
Kovel
Trerkiero
Ciernmuen
Lutsk
New York Times Tops in 1916 Ads and Travel Line Volume
In five months of 1916 The New York Times published 127159 lines of load steamship and travel advertising, a greater volume than any other New York newspaper.
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New York
The
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