Roosevelt tours Midwest voices loyalty to war effort
Theodore Roosevelt, returning to New York from a eight state speaking tour through Ohio Iowa Wisconsin and Michigan, praised Wisconsin's mobilization and urged unified American resolve to defeat Germany. He discussed Taft relations, supported General Wood, and warned against treason while stressing war aims and discipline at home.
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Roosevelt
Springfield
Ohio
Des Moines
Iowa
Madison
Wis
Milwaukee
Detroit
Red Cross
Iae x
MCA
Council of Defence
Wisconsin
August Vogel
Hivee
Enor
Winkler
Germany
Taft
Chigo
Mr. Taft
Cruelty Denied by Pupils in Public School Case
Court heard teacher Dunkelbloom deny striking a boy after a counter charge that other teachers witnessed. Public School 43 and many parents attended as the case unfolded.
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Srate
Teacher Accused of Striking Boy in Class
Mrs. Margaret Darcy of 495 West 180th Street accuses a teacher of striking her ten year old son Lake with a blackboard pointer. Magistrate Grohel heard pupil testimony and deferred his decision until morning. Dunkelbloom defended himself and questioned the boy, while Dr Joseph Vandenburg denied the charges and supported the teacher.
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Margaret Darcy
Weat 180Th Street
Gon Lake
Groehl
Miss Kaiser
Dunkelbloom
Varey
Joseph Vandenburg
Grohl
Darcy
Cooper Union Graduation Amid War Demands
Cooper Union held commencement with 26 valedictorians from a three year program and nearly 100 degrees and medals awarded for night course work. Over 300 students enlisted in naval or military service, reducing total enrollment to 8462. Three new war time courses added, valedictory by Fred Atkins Cos and remarks by J P Morgan and others among trustees.
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Tninnea
Cooper Union
R. Fulton Cutting
United States
Fred Atkins Cos
Martin W. Littleton
J.P. Morgan
Charles W. Gould
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Peter Cooper Bryce
Edward R. Hewitt
Plans Parley at Hague On War Prisoners
London reports that wartime prisoner policy will be discussed at a forthcoming Hague conference. Bonar Law said British leaflets behind German lines have ceased and will cover general prisoner treatment and employment. A demand for a high official to push direct exchanges with Germany, Turkey, and Bulgaria was noted.
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London
Ottawa
House of Commons
Bonar Law
Tague
Germany
Turkey
Bulgaria
Orders Rogers to Trial In the Walters Case
The Appellate Division ruled that lawyer Larry Elton Rogers must stand trial on an indictment accusing him of inducing Ida Walters to live with him as his wife while he remained married to Caroline Giddings Rogers. The ruling reverses a Bronx Supreme Court decision denying the indictment. Mrs Walters, accused of poisoning her two children, was acquitted. Rogers had married Walters after divorcing his first wife.
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Larrys Elton Rogers
Ida Walters
Caroline Giddings Rogers
Professor Giddings
Columbia University
Supreme Court
Bronx
Rogers
Walters
Hughes Questions Officers in Aero Contract Probe
Washington May 1 Attorney General Gregory and Assistant Attorney General Frierson questioned officers of the Signal Corps in charge of awarding airplane contracts before Charles E Hughes leading the Justice Department investigation. Hughes said later questioning witnesses will supplement War Department and aircraft board records. Witness identities will not be released, but several prominent figures tied to the air program are expected to be called soon.
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Washington
Signal Corps
Befor Charlen E. Hughes
Department of Justice
Aero
Gregory
Frierson
Deserter Arrest Near Camp Upton Party Ends in NYC
Alfred Speigel of 2976 Fulton Street Brooklyn was arrested as a deserter after celebrating with two friends following a Washington's Birthday parade of Camp Upton troops. He wandered to Chicago, learned his leave had expired, and walked toward Yaphank before returning to New York.
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Alfred Speigel
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Liberty Avenue
Speigel
Camp Upton
Washington
Chicago
Yaphank
Navy
New York
Urgent Deficiency Bill Sent to the President
Washington May 31 final action on the urgent deficiency bill tied appropriations of more than 122 million dollars. The House today agreed to Senate amendments and the bill now goes to the President.
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Washington
House
Senate
Fusion Leaders Seek Court to Set Indictments Aside
The Appellate Division debated nullifying indictments of William Hamlin Childs and co defendants over alleged errors in convening an extraordinary grand jury. Prosecutors warned a reversal could undo sixty related convictions from the same session, while defense argued technical flaws void jurisdiction.
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John B. Stanchfield
William Hamlin Childs
Goff
William Sulzer
Josiah T. Newcomb
Timothy Healy
Stanchfield
Morey
Whitman
Childs
Fusion Committee
Mr. Childs
Mischa Appelbaum
Ibert S. Johnstone
Johnstone
Clarke
Atorney
Bar
Missing Child Found Asleep Clasping Doll
Maria Iana eleven year old adopted daughter of Sefora Enriquette di Hine vanished from her foster mother's home and was found asleep at Mrs. Margaret Allen’s home with a doll in her arms. Detectives arrested Maria Rios and Lucy Burrell for kidnapping and held them for examination. Maria Sandi was sent to the Children's Society. Senora di Hine is mother in law of Costa Rican Minister C. Lara to the United States.
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Maria Iana
Sefora Enriquette di Hine
West Eighty-eighth Street
Margaret
Maria Rios
Divine
Lucy Burrell
Mrs. Allen
West Side
Maria Sandi
Children's Society
Senora di Hine
C. Lara
United States
Two Schoolboys Arrested In Gerard Home Vandalism
Two schoolboys Coles Jewett and William Strong of Upper Nyack were arrested in Congers N Y for breaking into the summer home of former Ambassador James W Gerard on Hook Mountain. The burglary appeared vandalism with little taken. Judge Gerard had offered a reward for the arrest. The boys were released on bail until trial next week.
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Gerard
Congers
N. Y
Coles Jewett
William Strong
Upper Nyack
James W. Gerard
Hook Mountain
Weather report fragment from Wariington May 81
Fragmentary forecast notes high pressure in the North Pacific and lower in the Northwest with cooler temperatures across the West Gulf and western belt. Showers expected from Montana through New England, with warmer conditions in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast later. scattered showers and fair periods across various regions.
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Wariington
Nori Pacific
West Gulf States
Pacite
Montana
Wyomiie
Aka
Media Atelgatic
New England
Renae Chavon
Ae Avesta
Ors
Batuning
Abileundny
Uke
Rania
New Fagard
Rela
Aulnis
Ile Tenisin
Reed Arrested in Philadelphia After Street Speech
John Reed, Socialist and Russian Bolshevik representative, was arrested in Philadelphia while attempting a soapbox speech on a street corner. He faced charges of inciting to riot and breach of the peace as police barred a planned meeting and disrupted a brief scuffle with his followers.
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Philadeurhia
John Reed
Reed
Mayor Denies Curtin Charge of Shabbily Treated
The mayor issued a statement disputing Dr. Thomas H F Curtin's claim that he was treated shabbily. Curtin, assistant medical examiner in The Bronx, resigned after the mayor refused a wartime leave to join the medical corps. Curtin is a captain in the medical reserve awaiting orders for active service.
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Alayor Hylan
Thomas Hf. Curtin
Bronx
Amy
Mayor Rejects Dr Curtin Leave Claim
The mayor disputes charges that Dr Thomas H Curtin was denied a leave of absence without pay. He notes a three month illness related leave was granted in January and that in April Curtin sought an indefinite leave claiming forthcoming service, but had not been drafted at that time. The denial cites potential draft risk and departmental staffing.
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Ity
Thomas H. Curtin
Curtin
Charles Norris
Surgeon General
United States
Public service duty curbs leave of absence requests
In a cautious stance the official cites staff shortages due to calls to government service and states that unless a formal draft or request from the Federal government is received, applications for indefinite leave of absence will be denied.
Calls In Pro German Books Library To Discard Three Copies
Library officials disclosed that three copies of Twilight Stories, a pro German reader, were in circulation at branch libraries. The books will be recalled pending the next committee meeting on circulating books. Minna B. Noyes of Winchester Mass authored the reader used in fourth and fifth grades.
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Vy Supre
Board of Education
Minna B. Noyes
Winchester
Mass
SQUIRES-Killed in England in the service of his country
Geare Cameron Squiten son of the late George Cameron and Mary Smythe Squires of St Paul, Mints BTAATS On May 30 1918 at 30 Riverside Drive New York City. Funeral details listed for multiple individuals with dates in early June 1918 and locations in New York City and nearby areas.
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Nderson
James Anderson
Ellen Ane Gerson
Lse
Clifton Plere
Church of the Nativity
Madison St
Classon
Holy Cross
E Badgley
St. Luke's, Hospital
Eterna Rest and Peace
Adelaide
Lyon
Howard Gardner Badgley
Douglaston
L. E
Chapman
Harriet Chapman
Leaington Av
Cole
Emma J. Cole
Mount Washington
Hannah A. Crandall
Florence J. Crandall
Warrier Crandall
Daly
Michael
Thor
Old House Landing ‘Road
Little Neck
Long Island
St. Anastasia Church
Mount St Mary Cemetery
Eicke
Rosalia Annette Eicke
Mae’m
St. Batholomew's
Pacific At
Brooklyn
Emerick
Catherine F
St Nicholas
Flockton—Thomas
Fred H. Southard
East
Henry Herbermon
West Issth St
Heissler
Jamaica
Lina B.heissler
Trenton Court
Caritoba 2
Hoffmann
Tie Hoffmann
Carrie Ryan
Grant Av
Bronx
Sielock
Evergreen Cemetery
Kelly
William F. Kelly
Elizabeth Kelly
Frost
James
Catherine Kelly
West
Paulat Fathers
Gilth
Minsella
Margaret ‘T. Kinse Fom
Dame
St Patrick’s Cathedral
Calvary Cemetery
Lynn
Joseph
John T. Lynn
Arthur
Calvary
WKIE
Tarrytown
Henry Clay McKie
McKeel
Moran
Summit
N. J
William HL
Mary Moran
St. Nicholas Terrace
Morrell
Scarsdale
N.Y
Morrel
Tin Robenso
Old White Plaina Road
Florence Louise
Rise Dots
East 23d
Pregenzer
East 12Th Sty
Adam Pregenzer
Wa. m
St Ann's Church
East 12Th
Fridhds
Rice
Allston
Mays
Charles Edmund Rice
Robert— Christine
Bway
Frank E. Campbel
Squires
England
Geare Cameron
Squiten
George Cameron
Mary Smythe Squires
St. Paul
Thurday
Riverside Drive
New York City
Menry
de Mott Stans
Heriton
Friends of the Familly
TEN Broeck
Athla Teidence
Kim Park Farm
Hillsdale
Renselaet Ten Broeck
Grand Central Station
Thomas
Whitestone
Serah
Josish Thomas
Muhay
Pene Wainwright
East Sth
Wiley
Alexander Wiley
Hutsland Mond
Sixteen Year Old Held in Ten Brooklyn Burglaries
Police say Robert Paterson sixteen was arrested last night at Flatbush and Lee avenues Brooklyn and found with pawn tickets linking him to ten burglaries mostly in Park Slope. He is jailed charged with stealing about two hundred dollars worth of clothing from Mrs Julie I at 470 Pacific Street.
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Flatbush
Leefayette Avenues
Park Slope
Dietric
Julie I
Parifie Streat
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Samuel M. Pentland
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Fourth Ave
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