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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
20
Lawmakers push to add 3.5 million for aviation, total defense bill debt rises to 11 million with Navy staffing goals increased. debate spans appropriations and ship readiness as Republicans back larger Navy funding while Democrats seek pace and efficiency in shipbuilding.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Glacier Park and local names, with scattered references to vendors or notices. The legible content hints at attractions, personal names, and a travel or marketing snippet, but the text remains incomplete and unclear.
The Secretary to the Navy is authorised to award up to 20 percent of contract prices to Marvel Aine for delivery improvements. The amendment calls for simpler propulsion methods and faster wireline construction to speed project progress.
The District Supreme Court ruled that Controller Williams cannot determine a sine die penalty against Riggs National Bank or impose further penalties. The bank alleged threats of action by the secretary and treasury official Williams, who allegedly warned of penalties and the bank faced possible measures at the water service. The decision follows a contested account of abuse of power and penalties, with the court limiting government action in this matter.
Turbulent scene as factions debate Nomination strategy with Colonel Roosevelt. Perkins travels to Chicago to lead Progressive beat, while Roosevelts supporters express cautious optimism amid shifting party loyalties and reorganization efforts.
James Carter announces a plan for Thomas Mott Osborne to resume duties as warden at Sing Sing. Governor Whitman and officials negotiate conditions including a potential reinstatement and a lease of absence as legal and political questions remain unresolved.
The report outlines ongoing concerns about prisoner treatment and plans for future custody arrangements. It notes the involvement of authorities such as the Senate and legal committees in shaping policy and funding.
A large German American parade will honor Liberty Day in Wheeler New York with about 2 900 German American girls and 1000 children from German congregations marching in a pageant marching band and banners. Anthony Aage will lead as a central figure while local officials and uniformed groups participate in the event.
A crowd of St Louis women backed suffrage planks within the local political parties ahead of a national convention. Organizers said the push aims to secure woman voting rights as a core issue, with supporters pledging broad advocacy across party lines.
District report notes possible extension of food reform efforts at Sing Sing with broader rollout discussed. The plan, tied to a Bronxville rental and Lawrence Pine Benevolins arrangements, aims to improve diet in the penitentiary system and may influence nearby counties.
The piece reports George Viereck’s praise of President Wilson as a late convert to neutrality. Viereck argues Wilson’s shift follows his discovery of British aggression and Germany’s actions, urging support for peace and restraint while condemning “ammunition crowd” critics.
The report notes Hughes camp leaders in New York including Chairman Tanner and Governor Whitman, amid rumors of covert moves at Chicago to nominate Hughes. Tanner deflects questions, urging direct talks with Meyer, while Chicago exchanges aim to curb Hitchcock’s influence and test Hughes’s stance on Americanism and preparedness.
A letter to Alan R. Hawley, president of the Aero Club, from Jaliny Khan, ranking member of the House Military Affairs Committee, accuses the Aero Club of fault in pressuring Baker and the War Department to fund the aviation section of the Signal Corps. The note discusses Secretary Baker proposing 1,222,100 dollars for the year and suggests the committee may support more if department plans justify it.
A local Boy Scout exhibition features wrestling and games with demonstrations by youth leaders. The event includes a novel contest for younger participants and a close by the Borg Fishing Club, inviting families and community members to attend.
Hobart Maguirr was detained on Monday night charges related to theft of a program and unlawful selling of a product named Caliten. Authorities, including Arthur Sung, investigated the incident and the trial was set to proceed.
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