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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1918

Page

5

Slavs Anxious to Fight with Carpatho Russians Aid Allies

About 500 members of New York City Carpatho-Russian colony met in the Aldermanic Chamber to form a unit for the Allies. They plan a convention in Philadelphia to urge Congress to permit the Lavonic Foreign Legion to organize and join France. Gregory Kunashevsky chaired. speakers included Rev. Dr. Ingram Irvine and others.

New York Neon Austria Philadelphia Congress Lavonic Foreign Legion France Gregory Kunashevsky Ingram W. W. Irvine Mt Police Frederick Aal Ra Annie Chapin McBier

Indictment Details German Propaganda Aimed at Negroes

Federal indictment in New York names Max Freudenheim as a key propagandist who interacted with several Black individuals in the Northeast to urge support for Germany and disloyalty to the United States. The seven counts allege efforts to persuade Black soldiers and civilians to aid Germany, with threats and promises of a postwar kingdom. Indictment cites discussions with Charles Hixon Alderon Lillian Wortley Virginia Thomas Clarence Ellison and others. The case marks a rare prosecution of German espionage linked to propaganda among Black communities during wartime.

Federal District Court Georgia Carolinas Max Freudenheim United States Freudenheirs Charles Hixon Hisen Germany Europe Leopold Freud- Decaire Alderon Calderon Earoes Euroope Sutherland Freudenheim Rutherland United Ais Rendark Wortley Clarence Ellison Oneirginia Thomas Fen Vievernment Oon

Refugees Missed Meal As Air Raid Interrupts Paris Aid

Dr. Horatio S. Krans describes Parisians calm amid fear as air raids occur near the Marne. Refugees at a Red Cross canteen were interrupted by a fire engine siren and rushed to safety while bread, cheese, corned beef, dates, figs and chocolates waited for the hungry crowd.

Horatio S. Krans Columbia University Service Bureau American University Union Paris Columbia Alumn Federation Paria Marne Red Cross

Clyde Liner Onondaga Sinks After Fog Stranding

The Clyde Line freighter Onondaga of 2000 tons gross sank after striking a reef off Watch Hill in heavy fog. All 35 crew members were rescued by Watch Hill life savers and landed ashore. Built in Philadelphia in 1908 the vessel had been in Boston service for years.

Watch Hill R. L Clyde Line Boston Charleston Jacksonville Coast Guard Philadelphia

British church backs German colonies stand at convocation

In a Canterbury style convention, Bishop Frodsham called for restitution of German colonies to protect native peoples. He condemned colonization for profit and urged the Archbishop of Canterbury to involve foreign affairs and Christian bodies in Europe and the US. The resolution, supported by the Archdeacon of Oxford, passed unanimously.

Germany Episcopal Church England Convention of Canterbury Frodsham Africa South Seas Canterbury Foreign Office British Empire United States Labor Party Oxford

Concrete ships declared emergency wartime measure

Chief Engineer R J Wigg of the Concrete Ship Division says the forty two ships are emergency carriers, not lasting investments. They may disintegrate but could endure one to three years, with torpedo impact likely to sink but driving wartime logistics and future concrete ship development. The first ship performed well on its voyage from San Francisco to Vancouver despite flooding on deck.

Atlantic City N. J United States Shipping Board American Concrete Institute Traymore

Convicted as Draft Foes Eye Doctors Found Guilty

In Los Angeles a judge found Mrs Ideil and Dr Frank T Howenstine guilty of conspiring to keep men from the draft by supplying eyeglasses that would temporarily impair sight. A man named Joseph Leroy Jr was acquitted after hearings. The court set Monday for sentencing.

Los Angeles Ideil Frank T. Howenstine Joseph Leroy, Jr Howenstine Kennedy

Borough President Hires Comedian in Brooklyn Office

Borough President Riegel yesterday appointed Frank Fogarty known on vaudeville stages as the Dublin Minstrel as his secretary. Fogarty performs a double daily act at Borough Hall and will tell funny stories to citizens with complaints as part of his duties.

Ife Brooklyn Riegel Manns Frank Fogarty Fogarty Borough Hall

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