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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
22
A brief reads like a note on Billy Sunday’s extended tabernacle services titled Sun Heights, suggesting a month of events in June. The item emphasizes continuing revival meetings and public engagement led by Sunday and his associates.
Reports from Warrington and international outlets say Spain may suspend constitutional guarantees after a wave of strikes, amid speculation of a revolutionary movement halted by the Spanish ambassador. Former Premier and allied parties are cited in debates over democratic stability and foreign policy concerns.
A reform move in Spain abolishes state censorship and signals restructuring of media oversight. Dispatches will be issued on policy shifts as the government cedes control of press supervision, outlining new responsibilities for the official press office and related agencies.
A fragmented listing shows Broadway at 34th Street and Fifth Avenue with stalls near 41st Street. The readable fragment references Broadway corners and street names but lacks clear details on events or entities.
Washington May 31 the Prince of Vide told the Senate that Italy backs the United States in a war on the side of democracy. He urged a strong alliance with America, praising voluntary efforts and warning against aggression. The speech stressed unity with the United States as key to lasting peace and economic strength, while outlining Italy’s readiness to support allied goals.
Former Japanese premier Okuma Masayoshi criticizes leaders for ignoring global currents and clinging to old methods. He argues constitutional progress followed by Russia’s reforms shows change is possible, urging Japan to embrace reform rather than resist it.
A fragment describes a group of young men seeking admission for an event titled colored Platte fun at a headquarters. It lists Williaey Haskell and others opening an office, mentions a 4 June kickoff in Movies, Iowa, and notes twenty applicants including a physician.
A Montgomery man, Jin Williams, replaces Caffey Washington as solicitor of the United States Department of Agriculture. Cates moves to a new post as U S Attorney for several southern districts of New York.
The article portrays Austrian leaders endorsing a peace formula aimed at stabilizing the nation and easing postwar tensions. Gustav Grane and Premier Count Clam-Lortime advocate against suppressing other nations while outlining steps toward constitutional reform and broader cooperation among diverse groups within Austria. They emphasize not choosing revenge, seeking a balanced approach to national development, and warning against political violence.
The Tageblatt Berlin reports June 5 that serious differences of opinion emerged among factions, especially between Germans and Czechs, and notes the Austrian government has done nothing to improve the situation.
A Washington dispatch reports rising unrest in China with military governors in Pekin holding a conference called by ex Premier Tusa Chi dun. Provinces could hold more power than the central government, threatening entry into the war against Germany.
One thousand women and children from German occupied Poland arrived in New York, the first large Jewish immigrant group since the war began. They came from Wilna, Bialystok and Warsaw, lived through three days at sea, and were welcomed by crowds at the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society.
Foreigners including two Schey two Rutmanianay and Greeks plus one Turk were arrested in Paris on suspicion of mutating to create discontent among workers. They held questionable debts and money concerns. Teutonic regents were heard urging strikers to Hooper. Women's strikes continue.
At the National Conference on International Relations in Telus New York May 31 delegates debated complaints that Greek government funds paid to former AP correspondent Paxton Hibben influenced opinion here. Theodore Jon accused Hibben of taking $500 per month for pro Greek propaganda, Hibben denied it while committee planned an inquiry. The session shifted toward anti imperialism and a push to focus on rights of smaller nations amid calls for restraint in Caribbean interests.
Supreme Justice Tompkins ordered a special grand jury to hear newly presented evidence in the Baff case, indicting five men for procuring the multiplication of Barnet Ball in 1814. Deputy Attorney General Backer sought 525,000 bail, with a motion supported by Frank Moggan. The defendants include Jacob Cohen Joseph Cohen Abe Grail Moses Rosenstein and David Jacobe of Sagamore.
A promotional notice offers a single trip to multiple national parks including Cody Road Garden of the Gods Great Smoky Mountains and Rocky Mountain. It promises guided travel via through trains with scenic routes and detailed planning assistance from travel services.
Captain Maxander Fenton, former commander of the veal, reports Sugamore a Boston crew member went missing after a sinking two months ago while near the Triad coast. Seventeen men escaped in a boat but drifted five days. others were rescued at an African port. One man died from exposure.
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