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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
4
Not one woman but thousands asked practical questions about house matters to the New Idea Company. To answer them the magazine THE WOMAN'S MAGA ZINE began, twenty years ago, as a resource for readers.
The Red Cross asks public subscriptions to aid destitute families of soldiers at the front. Appeals go to towns along troop routes, with funds sent to Jacob H. Schiff in New York. The drive reports 75,100 new members in two months and notes volunteers feeding guardsmen and cavalrymen from Hoboken to Yonkers.
The Active Service Auxiliary of the New York National Guard, organized by wives of staff officers at the suggestion of Major General John F. O Ryan, opened its headquarters at the Seventy Five Regiment Armory to aid families of soldiers. The group plans city and state branches, reports to military authorities, and assigns aid applications to armory offices. Donations go to treasurer Nicholas Biddle at United States Mortgage and Trust Company.
Dr David Starr Jordan and his secretary depart Albuquerque for Washington with Modesto C. Roland, the sole peace delegates to reach here. Dr Atl and Luisanuel Rojas, former Mexican peace delegates, have left Eagle Pass, Texas, en route to Washington.
Bids opened at Schuylkill Arsenal for 1,000,000 summer underwear garments and 50,000 ponchos for the border, estimated at 70,000 total. Local firm William Brandeis & Co. secured 100,000 cotton drawers. Theodore Baulig Co. won 100,000 jean drawers.
Officials announced a bid opening at the Schuylkill Arsenal on July 3 at 11 A M. Mill owners and selling cats have been informed that the Government will call for bids on large yardages of oolensn in the near future. The Cartermaster's Department plans to open the market for 200000 yards of olive drab melton and a further 100000 yards of all wool khaki shirting flannel for delivery in the next three months.
Berliners say the Tageblatt was forced to publish a pledge to uphold patriotic fervor and support continued war. The Central Committee of the Socialist Party protests the demand. General von Kensel, commander of the Mark of Brandenburg, suspended the paper for claiming major German trade groups want endless war for profile reasons.
A Deutsche Tageszeitung report cited by Count von Reventlow argues the United States will not relinquish freedom of the seas in exchange for Germany ending submarine warfare. It notes hopes for American material aid or loans have failed and no effort has been made in Washington to push such projects.
Edwin S. Harris, chairman of the Democratic State Committee, labeled Republican nominee Charles E. Hughes unfit for executive office in a Brooklyn club speech. He accused Hughes of defending wealth, vetoing fare bills, opposing the income tax, and backing propert y protection as a Cornell professor and governor.
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