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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1918

Page

9

Roosevelt Taft to Speak at Saratoga Conference

Senator Wadsworth announced Roosevelt and Taft would address the Saratoga conference on July 18. Governor Whitman instructed from Ithaca to push for harmony, while Glynn hurried to Washington to merge the Saratoga gatherings and calm party tensions between supporters of Lewie and the Albany leader.

Ment Wadsworth Roosevelt Taft Wadsworth and Calder Saratoga New York Glynn Republican State Committee Washington Mr Taft Wadsworth-Calder Goovernor Whitman Ithaca Lewis Ren

Harmony Threatened by Double Convention

The feud over whether one or two Republican assemblies will be held to draft a party platform and promote harmony grows. The State Committee plans an unofficial convention format, with July 2 potential dates. a rival Saratoga meeting for July 18 is organized by Wadsworth and Calder, drawing support and opposition amid fears of packed delegates and a third term stance.

Republican State Committee Gessie A. Glynn Itman United States Wadsworth and Calder Saratoga Wadsworth-Calder Group Wellington Worner Whitman Lewis W. G. Lansing Public Works Joebinson Lansing Glynn Robinson Wadawtorth- Calder Assembly Republican Republican Party State Committee Glymm Lafayette B Greason aKareate

Hungarian Plans for July 4 Parade Include Three Floats

The Independence Day pageant will feature a Hungarian division with three floats illustrating Hungary’s battles with the Turks, the 1848 revolt under Kossuth, and homage to Columbia. Three floats will be accompanied by 150 costumed horsemen depicting historical figures from the first two floats.

E. Paul Vaselli United States District Attorney Henry MacDonald Committee On National Defense Hungary Geza B. Berko Amerika! Magyar Nepszava Louis Kossuth Columbia

Parade To Feature Multinational Units From Fort Niagara And Navy

Polish detachments from Fort Niagara march with sixty guns while Venezuelan and Syrian American contingents join the pageant. Ninety Polish recruiting sergeants escort an ambulance donated by Bridgeport Poles. mothers of fallen soldiers ride in floats. Navy adds four bands and multiple floats depicting seafaring life and wartime milestones.

Fort Niagara Bridgeport Navy J. M. Hernandez United States Syria Hiram King Tyre Hall of Records Coast Artillery Medical Corps Third Naval District New York

Italy to Observe Fourth of July Celebrations Abroad

Rome will proclaim July 4 as a national holiday with decorations and a march to King Victor Emmanuel II’s monument in Rome. Florence will grant citizenship to President Wilson, and Salvatore A. Cotillo and Major James Byrne will speak. Britain’s The Tally Mall urges July 4 celebrations as Liberty Day.

Florence Wilson Rome Victor Emmanuel II Salvatore A. Cotillo New York James Byrne American Red Cross Kingdom

Franz Sigel to Join Wilson July Fourth Observance

The Friends of German Democracy announced from its Mount Vernon headquarters that Franz Sigel, president of the organization, will be a member of President Wilsons party for the July 4 observance at Mount Vernon.

Franz Sigel Mount Vernon Friends of German Democracy Wilson Mr. Sigel

Justice Davis Steadily Improves After Surgery

Justice Vernon M. Davis, who underwent appendicitis surgery a week ago, was reported to be steadily improving yesterday at Roosevelt Hospital.

Justice Davis Vernon M. Davis Roosevelt Hospital

Bellevue Hospital to Bid Farewell at Osborne Hall

Bellevue Hospital staff hosts a farewell for 27 physicians soon bound for France, bringing total Bellevue doctors in service to 150 since the war began. The event also features military music, songs, and Junior Red Cross work by Cecile Rettmer, marking Public School 44 graduation exercises under Principal Dr. John Harria. Sylvia Moskowita notes pupil war stamp sales reached 20,903.49 dollars.

Bellevue Hospital Osborne Hall East Hevue Hospital France Red Cross Cecile Rettmer Throop and Putnam Avenues Brooklyn John Harria Sylvia Moskowita

McCall Enters Race for Weeks Seat

Governor Samuel I L McCall announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for United States Senator in the September primaries. He cites his Ways and Means Committee experience and argues the race should be about public service not money, challenging incumbent Senator John W Weeks who has also declared for renomination.

Boston Samuel IL. McCall United States National House of Representatives Congress Massachusetts BfcCall John W. Weeks

Democrats Plan State Committee Meeting at Knickerbocker

The Democratic State Committee meets at the Hotel Knickerbocker at noon to issue the call for a state conference, likely July 16 or 23 in Saratoga. Officers will be chosen, vacancies filled from three assembly districts, and a tentative platform prepared with Senator Robert F. Wagner possibly as chairman.

Democratic State Committee Knickerbocker Saratoga Republican ‘ Assembly United States Wadsworth Calder Syracuse Harry C. Walker Binghamton Alfred FE. Smith Pfard Wymm R. Hearst

Hearst Nomination Battle Persists in Up-State Counties

Despite clear voter unpopularity Hearst backers push for his governor bid. Democratic leaders who spoke at a private dinner last week urged Hearst as a candidate, naming Murphy of Troy Manning of Saratoga Harris Fitzgibbon of Oswego Kelley of Syracuse Van Name Wallace Walker Farley Osborn and Ferrin as targets in the intra party fight. Ferris labeled as amateurish, while Ferrin defended his past lobbying and delegate run.

Hase Hearst Chy Joseph J. Murphy Troy William M. Manning Saratoga Edwin 8. Harris Democratic State

Holcomb Renominated by Republican State Convention

Hartford June 26 Governor Marcus H Holcomb was renominated unanimously for a second term by the Republican State Convention. The ticket includes Lieutenant Governor Clifford B Wilson Treasurer G Harold Gilpatric Secretary of State Frederick I Perry Attorney General Frank E Healy and Controller Morris G Webster. The platform vows to crush autocracy and prevent military dictatorship while seeking victory and lasting peace.

Hartford Conn Marcus H. Holcomb Clifford B. Wilson Bridgeport New Haven G. Harold Gilpatric Putnam Morris GG. Webster Harwinton Frank E. Healy Windsor Cka

Robert Edeson Weds Miss Mary Newcomb Third Marriage

Actor Robert Fdeson and actress Mary Newcomb were married on Tuesday afternoon in Newark New Jersey by Rev Otis M Trousdale. Witnesses were Josiah T Newcomb and Louis Newcomb. This marks Edeson third marriage following a death and a divorce and his bride previously acted in Sick-a-Bed.

Robert Fdeson Mary Newcomb Otis M. Trousdale First Reformed Church Newark N. J Josiah T. Newcomb Louis &. Newcomb Ederon Ellen Burg George E. Porter Linn Boyd Porter Edeson la Grangeville N. Y

Edith Taliaferro to Star in The Beat Cone at Fulton

The Beat Cone the musical comedy hailed as a feature of the pretrain season is set to be staged at the Palace next week via the Actors and Authors Theatre. An additional play will replace it on the program. Lou Tellegen will premiere The Blue Devil in New York next season, with Litown Management handling the star. Bertha Kalich plans a return to legitimate theatre in The Kiddie Woman, a foreign work adaptation by Dennelly and Wells. Washington production slated for September 21.

Edith Taliaferro the Fulton Actors’ and Authors’ Theatre the Palace Actors’ and Lou Tellegen New York Blue Devil Frederic Fanny Hatton Lit Bertha Kalich The Rhuberta Carl M. Jacoby Dorothy Dennelly Charlotte Wells Washington

Missionary Shot in China Near Amoy

The Rev. Frank Eckerson of the Reformed Church in America was shot and severely wounded by bandits forty miles northwest of Amoy. Since 1908 he has led a missionary station at Tong An, thirty miles northwest of Amoy. Eckerson, 42, a Nyack, New York native, remains under care as details unfold.

Amoy China Associated Presa Frank Eckerson The Reformed Church In America

Mission Candidate From Newark Graduates Rutgers College

Before entering the mission field he resided in Newark New Jersey and was a graduate of Rutgers College.

Mission Field Newark, N. J Hele Hutgers College

Newark fund drive nears $200000 target

Collectors for the Jewish War Relief Fund in Newark during the ten day campaign raised the total to $197000 by day three. Captain Robertson Ward’s team reported $6435 and city firemen added $4100 for the day, with pennies nickels and dimes collected on streets and in cars. The day’s total was 36003.74 and organizers plan to reach $200000 in all.

Jewish War Relief Fund Newark Robertson Ward

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