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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1917

Page

32

Moore admits theft of 65 thousand from a grain firm

Robert Moore, 34, son of former City Chamberlain, confessed to stealing between 100000 and 800000 from WK Drake & Co. cotton brokers at 25 Broad Street. He allegedly falsified profits, concealed losses, and misused employer funds to gamble in wheat, facing charges of larceny and forgery as magistrate proceedings proceed.

Robert Moore Robert K. Moore Riverside Drive Drake & C O Moory Fim Moor Moore William Roy Cewig Trmt Yrave Moore Tusherford Wien Patrick Zubriviele Dugzie Moore Bieter Sidalghe J. Conk She Firet Fabich Doon Ferdey Conk Magistrase Krotel Torths Sovre Canningtas Rust Chompann Robert R. Moore Robert T. Moore Tullahurele Gunaactinn Vee Etteesel Therminal Yurteane Posshaneh Fife and Trust Cosmas Wink Masuryor Tzolies Prentereert Moses Ubermberlay Charies

22d Engineers Now At Full War Strength

Major General O'Ryan announced continued recruiting until June 15 as the 22d Engineers reach full war strength. The 20 Engineers unit reports 1,010 men activated recently, with total personnel 2,760. orders extend into July 1 with National Guard mobilization in effect.

O'Ryan Fional Gaara Bert Rulting National Guard

Dr Blake Receives Legion of Honor in Paris Ceremony

Paris ceremony honors Dr Blake chief of the French medical service assisted by the American Red Cross. Attended by officials and guests, the event celebrated devotion and service with one hundred wounded soldiers under treatment.

Dr. Blake Legion of Honor Paris Peingard Ted Cross Hospital Jowph H. Blake Euroeench Amerwatt Med Cross Foimtert Legion of Monaren Blake Prange Sabine Mervard Profesor

Training Camp Opens as 312 Militia Arrive at Plattsburg

About 312 National Guard members arrived at Plattsburg camp for instruction. They join the 4th and 5th New York regiments, with 1,000 men under training, as schedule limits on rifle practice and field drill proceed. Captain Robert Gorlet of New York assists. mid June transfers to artillery and Fort Sill are planned for qualified campers.

Franca Cortes Fe Trem Platteburg National Guard Plattsburg New York New York Regiment Vale of Imtoxlen Plattaburg Robert Gorlet Ufivers’ Reserve Artilingy Fort Silk

Madison Barracks Men Have Hot Day's Work

Madison Barracks soldiers endure a hot drill day as troops gather for training. Non commissioned National Guard members arrive by train for a regimen at Lie catep with orders to remain on grounds during practice and to leave if rules are not followed.

Madison Barracks Ted Aus Lee Papal Liecatep Moti Shen Inky Oxmip

Yale to Train 1 200 Artillerymen for Year

Yale University will train about 1 200 artillerymen over the coming year. The program involves a broad mix of instruction, with naval veering and training led by Professor Abbott and Captain Maestond. Notable supporters include Senator James W. Wadeworth and the Horkstoker Foundation.

Yale Armure Armillany Maestond Lepeta Elfuels Kelle Weng Hukia Gapiun Ali O Mutleny Beange Horkstoker Foundation Megtensur Mather AL Abbott Vanen SrCermick Frank B Pek James W. Wadeworth Fee

Women Letter Carriers Begin Work in Paris

In Paris Peru on May 31 women letter carriers appeared in trim day blue uniforms with muted straw hats. They ride the wheels of Marin Jue ea and are paid daily wages with meter allowances for rent, marking a historic first in postal service.

Peru

Britons Recruit Slacker Soldiers Arrive in New York

A British recruiting mission led by Brigadier General W A White reaches New York to recruit slackers living in the United States. Offices open at 28 Broadway, near the U S Army recruiting station, as officials prepare for early next week hearings and campaigns.

United States W. A White New York Broadway United Ethteg Taiseine Ieee

Trinity Church Secures $4 Million Mortgage

Trinity Church mortgaged Greenwich Village properties to the Mutual Life Insurance Company for 4 million dollars at 4 1/2 percent for five years. Proceeds will refund floating debts from recent years and support property improvements and future development along the line of the corporation.

Trinity Gnmren Worpormunn Yeewrday Greenwich Village She Mutual Life Insurance Company Tualvens Ries Erik

Red Cross to Get List Of Interned Aliens

The Red Cross to receive a list of interned aliens under executive order. President is noted as giving authority for this, with coordination to ensure compliance with treaty obligations. The move is framed as part of government duties and international obligations.

Red Cross United Atyeee Ted Press Tnterta Red Crossn Geneva Amen Ethnie Remindine Deparimente Uniter

Romeo Blames Wife Noisy Moods For Marital Woes

Carlyle Blackwell sues Ruth H. Blackwell for separation alleging domestic strife, moving five times in Los Angeles due to her moods. He claims losses from open publicity and lists support costs, while denying the allegations and stating his earnings.

Carlyle Blackwell Ruth H. Blackwell Mos Blackwell Kay Everly Lan Angeles Janolf Psi Serre Club Mont Atrebui Hlarkwells Frem Copany New York Tim Hendinky Linley Popgienty Purpoh Sli Wards Robe Pereanal Wathh Foevier

Whitman to veto holding bill on public service control

Albany May 31 Governor Whitman will veto the Pratt and Knight bill permitting holding companies not under Public Service Commission jurisdiction to acquire control of public service corporations. Opponents warn it would revive stock watering and past abuses. The governor also signed the Ottinger Eisenhoren measure authorizing NYC to require removal of Central Park West surface car tracks as a shared city expense.

Central Park West Albany Whitman Pratt and Knight Public Service Tafter Dudge William S. Ransom First District Commission George L. Ingrehem John G. Saxe New York Cityublic Service Wll Sregraps Whitmatterlay Ottinger-Eisenhoren New York

Whitman to Give Hearing On Telephone Rate Bill

Governor Whitman will hold a noon hearing on the Baxter telephone rate bill, sent by Mayor Mitchel. The Public Service Commission will examine six rates to determine a reasonable average value for the state's telephone properties. The mayor says the bill serves the New York Telephone Company and would tax city subscribers to subsidize unprofitable upstate lines.

Albany Whitman Baxter Hay Mitchel Public Service Commission New York Telephone Company New York City Upstate

Kent Motors Plant in Newark Goes Into Bankruptcy

The Kent Motors Company of New Jersey and Velaware entered bankruptcy after proceedings before referee Charles M. Masoy in New York. Judge Thomane G. Maight appointed Laut G. Teel as receiver to manage the company’s assets. Authorities reported several vans of valuable items removed from the Liberty Storage Warehouse building at 44 West Sixty Fourth Street. An investigation and arrests followed the incident as creditors seek recovery.

Kent Motors Company New Jersey Velaware Entsta Newark N. J Liberty Storage Sixty Fourth Falmer Syetard

What Is Going on To-Day in the Nation?

A fragmented sentence shows a jumble of words and names, listing places, people, and events in a chaotic to-day column. It mentions the American Steamship, Adel tbl, police, and various scattered references, creating a general sense of daily news items without clear coherence.

Missouri Tornado Kills Seventy. Many Hurt Across Counties

A deadly tornado swept southeast Missouri and nearby areas killing sixty seven people and injuring many more. Zalma in Bollinger County recorded the highest toll with about twenty five fatalities and two hundred injuries. Storm damage blocked roads and communications making assessments difficult. Other confirmed deaths occurred in Chaoma Wayne County Ardeola Aquilla Salem Lenox Tangala Advance Dismarck and Mineral Point with additional fatalities reported in southern Missouri.

St Louis Sevpral Missouri Wundreda Zalna Vilage Bollinger County Wayne County Ardeola Aquila Salem Lenox Tangala Advance Dismarck Mineral Buir Sete Hollinger Stott Wayne and Washington Counties

Detained at Kirkwall Sues Steamship Line

Percival Maree Granam a commission merchant sues the Scandinavian American Line in the Supreme Court alleging he was ejected from the Holling Olav at sea off Scotland and forced onto a dangerous vessel then transported to Kirkwall, with an American passport, seeking 250000 in damages for financial loss and emotional distress.

Percival Maree Granam Sait Supreme Court Siti Scotland Delegornus Rukwail Copenhagen Elven Greham Vor Tiv New York Kiril Openshagen Graham

Man in Ruth Cruger Case Found in Italy

Alfredo Cocchi an Italian man linked to Ruth Cruger’s disappearance was found in Bolena Italy after interrogation in New York. Authorities pursue extradition as Cruger’s whereabouts remain unresolved.

Ruth Cruger Italy Alfredo Cocchi Matoreseletas Chigzkt Manhattan Weet 27Th Street Boleena Covebry Cocelel Huthfel Foo. Dumeet

Sunday Revival Programme Listings and Speakers

The Sunday Revival program lists multiple meetings across locations including Church Street Sith Avenue Seventh Street and Centre at Larasstte with speakers such as Frances E. Miller Charlie Biemann and William Asher. It notes services for women and Bible studies at various churches and avenues on Sunday afternoon and evening.

Rick Church Sith” Avenue Seventh Street Frances E. Miller Charles F. Biemann West Tarnly Finth Street William Asher Spraker Neon Fifth Street Teretuts Avenue Teretuts Avenue: Tweldth Strewt Hee Feset Sint and Tenth, Wvensin Brome Hetwren Larasstte Ohl Talim Steven Chis Johd Waring Hat Manu Hie Mee Siith& Suny Carnet Comrann Yonkers Staten Fell Staten Telamt Ames Vo Tanalemma Cemtpating Sams Pole de Dong Paper Conicary Toland Fuser William Nihon Sosulay Bibie Favernade Gil Af Pate Sebel Floren Ristry Maeaber Bete Eereon Seth Craigs Epraker Washingsha Publente Heprak Conant Avesue 45Th Street the Bey Halloway Eleventh Street Gaimlin Wymen Serviers Tabernacle Alexander Avenue Baptist Church Alevander Avenue Lint Street Misa Dean Glaus Broadway Fiague Church Broadway 104Th Bret Mics Grace Saxe

U S May Relax Marine Law to Get Captains and Mates

The Shipping Board and Steamboat Inspection Service plan a relaxation of navigation laws to meet booming demand for captains and engineers for the fleet of ships to be built. The move aims to speed advancement and licensing, with discussion of shortening experience requirements and using trained men from military academies to fill merchant marine roles.

U. S Vere Washington Shipping Board Steamboat Inspection Service Germany Twg Leonsen Annapolis Dore Secretary of Commerce

Columbia Recruits to Join New York Guard

Columbia University training battalion enrolled to become part of the New York National Guard. Major George G. Cochran commands as Governor Whitman directs incorporation. About 1400 men currently in the battalion with room for 800 more. twelve companies plus support units, muster rolls being prepared for service in France.

Columbia University George G. Cochran Whitman New York National Gand Columbia Cochran Haw France Jost Marmiint Erennes Cetulahia Alumai

News in Brief from Newark and New York

Mohuws native Kody Lane dies in Newark incident as month sees 52 killed in a ve hicle crash in New York. Rescue of three aboard a launch follows a shipwreck at Staten Island. National War Council of the Young Mexican Association backs a US troupe mission. Alpha Chemical Company employee Frite Messemerr killed in a Round Brook plant explosion.

Kody Lane Tas Newark New York Arthur W. Soererberg Etats Steemship Cloy Lita Cipalead Staten National War Conneil Fagan Vrance United States Frite Messemerr Alpha Chemical Company Round Brook X. d Yeater

Jekyll and Hyde Theme Roars Through Sunday Sermon

A religious rally in New York features Billy Sunday preaching that Jekyll and Hyde are in every man. He urges repentance in a public crusade with street speeches in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Delegations from local organizations attend the afternoon events, while women’s meetings and a Salvation Army concert accompany the series.

Hal Sam Auciety Wameneld Simeon Chapin Feale Prns Pirer Salvation Army Stat Bend Lattevals Atcheon Linen Company the &Bem Farms Department of Ilwith Robert Gay Company al M. Barris Chaiteras Stance J. W. Chasey Stampelten

Railway Travel War Board Discourages Conventions Nationwide

War Board discourages conventions across the country to limit travel and ease freight and transportation pressures. The advisory urges heads of organizations to postpone gatherings to protect transportation capacity and reduce disruption to rail and air networks.

Weilzoade Merriapn Wer American Railway Avandlatersary

Prof J P Searle Elected Head of Reformed Synod

The Generel Synod of the Kelms Church in America chose Professor J P Searle as head during the 1 1 regular session. He becomes the first professor to occupy the role and will lead sessions for a week.

J. P. Searle Reformed Synod Avbury Derk J. Preston Generel Kelms America D. Addison Jones Naame Sernnd Reformed Church of Mebany Searle Pany Vient Tonsa Ven Premidail

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Brokers’ Aid Chamberlain Peincare Plattsburg Camp Dunford Briggs Dieryy Peaches Weno George Sap Joanes Dicky Quecr Wonde Lin U.S Trinity Church Mountain Top Liberty Loan Liberty Loan Tt The Liberty Loan Committee Addrem Kent Motors Ats Police Kirkwall Sues Steamship Line Hellig N. Y Jekyll and Hyde Evangelist Rintelen Hell Hoch der Kaiser Billy Myue Stevensin Mars Dr. Jekyl Mr. Hyde Fesus Judas Muilienen Winnete Helene Mrs Sunday Reiier Tink
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