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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1918
Page
21
McAdoo demands a retraction from Kitchin over an assertion tied to his aide and references to Westar, Biles, and others. The fragmentary text names several individuals and places but lacks a clear event date or location.
A British parliamentary figure, Jeff Pemberton-Billing, faces libel claims in London linked to Maude Allan and J T Grein amid allegations of a German poison gas plot. The author defends Allan, questions evidence, and notes political overtones while urging Americans to judge impartially the claims and counterclaims in this high profile case.
Fragmentary note discusses Judge Herlingy and a political case involving Conservatives and Lloyd George era tensions. It suggests a charge was proved in phonetic form and contemplates measures Britain might take to restore reputation amidst international misunderstandings. The text remains unclear on specifics or outcomes.
In the Noel Pemberton Billing trial Captain Harold Spencer testified that a German-backed campaign sought to restore Asquith, Ciolaux, and Giovanini Glos as premiers. He said a British ambassador was blackmailed by Germans and kept in fear to share information. Captain Spencer, born in the United States, said he served in the American navy.
WASHINGTON May 21 More than 400000 tons of ships are released to the United States and the Allies by Sweden under the commercial agreement signed at Stockholm by representatives of the two governments. The full terms were not public, but the United States agrees to liberal food rations, raw materials and manufactured goods, including lesser essentials, in return. Sweden warns of bread ration cuts and grain shortages likely by August without harvest.
A textile testing note describes a process of placing wool inside a cotton bag and boiling in caustic potash to dissolve animal fibre while the vegetable fibre remains. It also details strength, weather, and purchaser risk tests, and mentions Roords Peer Company with Broadway addresses.
Charles M Schwab told 1,100 members at the fourteenth annual dinner of the American Iron and Steel Institute that the U S produced 260,000 deadweight tons of ships in May. He praised steel leaders and Navy officials, noted new plants and yards, and said production would rise further to meet wartime needs.
A 700 ton cement barge was launched at Verplanck Point in the East in the yards of Louis L. Brown Company. The craft took water this afternoon and represents one of the era’s notable additions to regional shipping capacity.
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