Peace Talks Drag On as Wisconsin Rivalry Stirs GOP
Washington conference among George A. Glynn Lafayette Gleason and US Senators Wadsworth Calder failed to forge a harmony between the Wadsworth Calder faction and Governor Whitman allies. A State Committee meeting was set for talks with the two senators and to recess until Monday to pursue the effort.
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George A. Glynn
Lafayette
BR. Gleason
Republican State Committee
United States
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Wiliam M Calder
Washington
Wadsworth-Calder Republican State Assembly
Saratoga
Whitman
Rpublican
Glynn
Stout
State Committee
Wadsworth and Calder
Wadsworth-Calder
Calihre
Roosevelt
Taft
Ettha Root
Whitmen
Wadsworth-Calder Assembly
Wadsworth- Castles
Wadsworth
Wadsoneorth-Calder Conference
Republican Party
Wadeworth-Calder
Maries
Iadsaworth
Jesse S. Phillips
Franklin B. Lord
Samuel F. Koenig
New York
Bertrand H. Snell
St. Lawrence
Norman J. Gould
Seneca
Albany
Merton BE. Lewis
Perley Morse
Murray Hill
Fred W. Kavanaugh
Robert KB. Lawson
Kings
Robert ®. Morris
Republican County Committee
Nathaniel J. Elsberr
Abram Ellenbogen
Charles W
Oleman
Hays Attacks Henry Ford In War Loyalty Debate
Chicago June 24 Republican National Chairman W H Hays asserts total party unity for the war and vows to defeat Henry Ford if Michigan Republicans press him. Hays notes loyalty beyond geography and signals campaign strategy ahead of national headquarters planning. Fargo N D June 28 Nonpartisan slate leads in state primaries as Governor Lynn J Frazier builds a strong margin over John Steen in returns.
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New York Times
Chicago
Republican Party
W. H. Hays
Blackstone Hotel
Republican National Committee
Sen
Henry Ford
Michigan
Hays
Democratic State Committee
National
Fargo
N. D
Lynn J. Frazier
John Steen
Frazier
Steen
Chicago Officials Tour New York Subways for Land Reclamation
The Chicago Industrial Committee plans a tour of New York transit facilities led by Albert J. Fisher and Earl J. Walker to examine subway conditions. They report 23 trunk lines feed Chicago and seek to reclaim land illegally occupied by railroads valued at 8 to 10 million dollars.
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Council of the City of
Chicago
New York
Albert J. Fisher
Earl J. Walker
Edward F. Cullerton
H. V. McGuwen
Phillips
Frank RK. Reid
Alderman Fisher
Industrial Committee
Bureau of Surveys of
Trade research urged as key to modernizing American industry
Columbia University disclosed Professor Z. T. Shotwell's ideas in response to President Butler’s invitation. He urged science based training for international trade and proposed fellowships in Persian oil, Slavic sociology, and Asian arts history. He noted Germany and Britain as models and urged archivist training to preserve records.
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Columbia University
Z. T. Shotwell
Nicholas Murray Butler
Asia Minor
Hamburg
Britain
Dovernment Board
British Trade Corporation
New
Trade Intelligence Service
America
New York
Rome
Germany
France
United States
Washington
Coal Consumers in New York City Face War Time Shortage
Citizens worry as coal dealers show 18,000,000 tons of domestic anthracite orders. Fuel Administrator Schley predicts two thirds of orders will be filled, with 12,000,000 tons to flow to city buyers over four months. Dealers split on outlook, some optimistic, others wary about later deliveries and state fuel leadership.
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National Fuel Administration
Reeve Schley
New York County
Albert H. Wiggin
Schrey
New York
New York City
Anthracite Committee
New England
Schley
Michael Burns
Burns
Westchester County
Long Island
Garfield
Brooklyn
Fuel Administration
The
Banks
Jonathan
Day
Edge Urges End to Politics in Support of Wilson
Governor Walter E. Edge addressed Essex County Republicans in Newark urging allegiance to the Administration. He endorsed the president’s call to adjourn politics, warned against factional attempts to polarize elections, and said he would be judged by accomplishments, not promises.
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Wilson
Washington
Walter E. Edge
Republican Workers
Essex County
Newark
Congressipen
Edge
New Jersey
Congress
Campaign to Save Coal Targets Waste in Industrial Plants
The Fuel Administration launches a nation wide effort to conserve 1000000 tons of coal by eliminating wasteful practices in 250000 power plants. Administrative engineers from Solvay Process, Westinghouse, Baldwin Locomotive Works and others will survey plants, inspect facilities, and rate compliance with government recommendations.
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New York Times
Washington
The
Fuel Administration
Edward R. Trump
Solvay Process Company
New York State
Thomas R. Brown
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Pennsylvania
George R. Henderson
Baldwin Locomotive Works
W., R. C. Carson
Hartford
Emerson Motors trial jury undecided after long fraud case
Jury in the Emerson Motors Company case, its officers and agents, failed to reach a verdict by 6 30 this morning after a trial that began May 24 and indictments issued June 4 1917. A receiver was appointed in bankruptcy proceedings. The government alleges a Delaware firm formed in 1890s ran a $10 million stock scam with ads in 150 publications and mails, claiming plants in Long Island City and Ulster County capable of 30 000 cars a year, selling at 30 dollars with 64 dollars profit per unit, totaling about 1 500 000 dollars taken from investors.
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Emerson Motors Company
Manton
Knickerbocker
Emerson Company
Delaware
United States
Canada
Long Island City
Ulster County
Realty Associates Seeks Contempt Ruling Over Tax Board
Realty Associates of Brooklyn, a real estate firm, asks Supreme Court Justice Lazansky in Brooklyn to punish the City Tax Board for contempt and to enforce a writ of certiorari issued last September challenging assessed city valuations of its properties. The corporation contends valuations were overvalued by more than half a million dollars. The Corporation Counsel was not ready to respond, and the court adjourned the matter to Monday.
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Realty Associates of
Broklyn
Supreme Court
Lazansky
Brooklyn
Board of Taxes
Tax Board
Army Takes Over All War Gas Work In New Stage
President Wilson directs transfer of all war gas production and research to the War Department effective July 1. Major General William L. Sibert will head the gas defense and offensive effort, with 1,700 chemists including noted scientists from universities and industry contributing to the program. The move unites gas warfare efforts under one command while preserving the Bureau of Mines researchers.
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New York Times
Washington
Wilson
War Department
William L. Sibert
Goethals
Panama Canal
Sibert
France
Bureau of Mines
Department of the Interior
Ordnance and
Medical Departments
Army
American University
Versity
F. W Flichardsa
Harvard
Charles I. Parsons
Reed Hunt
Johns Hopkins
W I.bancroft
Cornell
A. B. Lamb
Havemeyer Laboratory
New York University
W. K. Lewis
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
A. Hulett
Princeton
Yandell Henderson
Yale Medical School
Br . B. Underhill
Yale
van H. Manning
Dr. Manning
White House
Secretary of War
Woodrow Wilson
Lifeboats Sighted Among Wreckage in Atlantic Report
Hydrographic Office report notes lifeboats and liferafts sighted among wreckage. On June 20 two lifeboats and three liferafts were seen at 36.37 N 61.44 W. The next day additional wreckage including a capsized lifeboat and two liferafts was observed at 38.40 N 61.15 W.
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Hydrographic Office
Amon
Big Army Beef Plants in France Aimed to Solve Shortage
War Department plans five new refrigerating plants in France to guarantee beef for troops. Each plant will freeze 600 000 to 40 000 000 pounds, with ice making facilities. All machinery and materials come from the United States except lumber and concrete, sourced from French forests by American regiments. The existing plant will expand from 10 000 000 to 20 000 000 pounds capacity.
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Washington
France
War Department
United States
Harvard Medical School Dean Edward Bradford Resigns
Dr. Edward Hi Bradford resigns after six years as dean of Harvard Medical School and thirty eight years on the teaching staff in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Harvard Medical School
Cambridge
Mass
Edward Hi. Bradford
President Honored With Cambridge Doctor of Laws
The British Embassy secretary in London received by proxy for President Woodrow Wilson the Cambridge University degree of Doctor of Laws. This cent makes an effective picture in the Rotogravure Picture Section of The New York Times tomorrow. Order today. Advt
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London
Pioty
Woodrow Wilson
Cambridge University
New To Times
Advt
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