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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1918

Page

11

Socialists Predict Postwar Control of National and International Affairs

Morris Hillquit at the Socialist Party of New York State convention asserts the party will control national and international affairs after the war. He denounces I W W defendants as idealists and defends civil liberties while urging antiwar, protest, and radical votes. Otto Branstetter promotes a million dollar campaign fund and campaign reach, linking profits, government takeovers, and socialist aims.

Morris Hillquit Socialist Party of New York State Rand School Chicago Otto F. Branstetter National Socialist Committee Wisconsin Washington Russia Socialist Party Su Portieg Rey Eoline Loew I Ww. W W. W Pting Anc

State Controller seeks reappraisal of Severance estate stock

State Controller Travis argues undervaluation of Union Sulphur Co stock in Louis H. Severance estate leads to thousands of dollars in lost tax. Surrogate orders Severance to show cause for reappraisal. Severance heirs include his son John L. Severance and daughter Mrs Elizabeth S Allen.

Travis State of New York Union Sulphur Company Louis H. Severance Cohalan John L. Severance Cleveland Lohmer Henry D. Whiton Anager Whiton Hertman Frasch Frasch Holding Frasch

Red Cross fund drive tops one hundred seventy million dollars

Red Cross reports in the second fund drive total subscriptions reach 170,088,504 with further contributions still arriving. National headquarters notes first fund raised 110,475,128 with 17,806,211 refunded to local chapters. For eleven months through May 31 receipts from all sources total 117,544,624, plus 3,194,004 on hand last July 1, lifting overall funds to 120,979,188. Unencumbered resources stand at 19,626,690 as of May 1.

Washington Red Cross

French Socialists Break With Conference Plan in War Debate

The American Labor Mission reports forty one French Deputies rejected the Stockholm idea and backed a pro war stance, signaling a shift that pacifists fear will undermine anti war hopes. Chester M. Wright notes the break strengthens Allied cause and minimizes liberal criticism of the mission.

American Alliance For Labor and Democracy France Chester M. Wright Labor Mission Stockholm America Jean Longuet Longuet A. M. Simons Paris American Federation of Labor Sister Republic Albert Thomas Great Britain

Convention Adjourns For Morning Recess With Soviet Banner

The scene featured a red banner in the visitors' gallery bearing In Russian the words Russian Federal Soviet Republic while an American flag hung above the speakers' platform. Mr. Hiliquit ruled no explanation was needed. The convention resumes at 9:30 this morning.

Hughan

Washington to be Republican National Committee headquarters

National Chairman Will Hays announced Washington as the permanent base for the Republican National Committee after talks with Treasurer Fred Upham and committee members A. T. Hert and Fred Stanley. Upham will keep his Chicago headquarters, with an assistant treasurer likely based in New York.

Chicago Washington Republican National Committee Will H. Hays Fred W. Upham A. T. Hert Kentucky Fred Stanley Kansas Congress Upham New York Hays

Three Men Seized After Bank Robbery Attempt

Three men were arrested near the Liberty National Bank in the Equitable Building after they allegedly prowled the financial district and lined up with depositors. The suspects, who gave names Henry Hardy William Coleman and Frank Hartley, claimed they would take another chance. Police say all had prior criminal records dating back to 1860 1883 and 1900.

Liberty National Bank Equitable Henry Hardy William Coleman Frank Hartley Burke Dalton O'Neil Broad Nassau Streets Financial District Fulton Street Liberty National Hardy Gray Hartley Coleman

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