Mount Vernon Rejects Bill to Annul Hearst Ban
In Mount Vernon New York the council rejected a motion to rescind an ordinance banning publications by The New York American and The Evening Journal. Only two aldermen voted in favor, with seven voting against or not supporting the repeal amid heated debate and court-uncertainty over the measure’s legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
N.Y
William Randolph Menrat
New York American
Cnaiand Cauner
New York “American
Evening Journal
Panera
Kf. Secor
Mount Vernes
Sherman Haight
Seeie Arcesana
Wherras
Common Council
New York
Stirling Joins Move to Ban Hearst Papers in Newestands
Stirling New Jersey joins a regional push to ban Hearst owned papers from all neighborhood stands. The action aligns with similar moves by neighboring towns to curb circulation of The New York American and Journal. Leaders cite bias concerns and aim to influence local readership accessibility.
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Stirling
N. J
Hearst
Stirling Pastor Leads Memorial Day Reading Controversy
Atilleb pastor of Stirling presided over a Memorial Day reading sparking debate over the deletion of the President's Memorial Task. Stirling’s council faced calls to bar certain groups, with Minnfantry members protesting and urging action. The community ironed out tensions as officials weighed influence against circulation.
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Atilleb
Stirling
Netitin
Tee Bat Merhy
Alf
Defence League Puts Newark in Fight to Stop Sale of Hearst Papers
The Defence League of Newark urged residents to oppose Hearst publications sales during a Thursday meeting at Roseville School. Members voted unanimously to back a resolution urging purchase bans and to support broader civic action against Hearst papers and their circulation. Leaders cited state reserve aims and reported continued nationwide efforts against Hearst outlets.
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Defence League
Newark
Hearst
Spwark
Jyino
Hearst Publiicrtions
Vile Byaneh
Hongo
Inetinifield School
Thoreday
Bratieh
Nice
M. van ‘Sant
Roseville Eifizane
Roseville Hullachion
Miinty
Psn Mnbod
Strte Ines
Mupors
Hearst Circulation Drops After East Orange Protest
In East Orange New Jersey on May 31 Hearst newspaper circulation fell as 390 members of the East Orange Battalions Mill Reserve influence a boycott. The battalion passed a Memorial Day resolution to urge members to refrain from supporting Hearst papers and to persuade others to do so as well. Major A. S. Backtey commands the battalion.
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Hearst
East Orange
N. Jy
East Orange Battalions
New Jersey Mill Reser
New Jersey Defence Teague
A. S. Backtey
Orange NJ Militia Reserves Bans Hearst Publications
Company A of Orange New Jersey votes to ban Hearst magazines and Wenest daily papers. resolves members will refrain from reading Hearst publications and urges citizens to join. Officials urged to halt distribution. a similar vote is anticipated at another Orange unit.
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Company A
Orange
N. J
Hearst Magazines
Nous
New Jersey Militia Reserve
New Jersey
Tingarnes
Hearst
Wenest
Wndenyar
Orange Newadedlern
Rane Dling
Hearst Publications
Ridgewood Newsdealers Bar Hearst Papers
Ridgewood Battalion officers of the New Jersey Militia Reserve support a state defence tong ue demand to bar Hearst newspapers. The battalion will vote soon to block Hearst papers, prompting several local newsdealers to stop handling them.
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Ridgewood
Hearst
Ridgewood Battalion
New Jersey
Aelion
Richwood
Burleson Asked to Deny Mail Use to Hearst Papers
A Caldwell county meeting urged the denial of mail usage to Hearst newspapers The event drew delegates from nine towns with War Work in Washington endorsing the move The gathering planned for Tuesday night to inform residents about the newspapers and possible actions Targeted readings of content were to be presented and debated by local leaders with expected public reaction and possible opposition.
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Burleson
Hearst
Caddwell
Pollonk
Joule
Bugiy
Indorasi
Caldwell
Kondemning
New York American
Evening Journal
Mirtin Rogmeve
New Nile
Murray Hill Citizens Form Committee on Suppression of Hearst
Murray Hill residents appoint a one day committee to confer with Flushing authorities about suppressing the Hearst publication. The move follows involvement of local figures in earlier actions against rival papers and a plan to coordinate further action in coming days. The Long Island News Company intends to continue distribution under contract, despite calls for suppression.
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Murray Hill
Hearst
Ravinia
Murray, Mill
Long Island
Flushing
Murray
Flushing Eticens
Willton Walker
Ardit
Rimier
Lng Island News ‘Company
National Campaign To Expose Hearst In Passaic
Passaic hosts a National Security League push to educate the public about Hearst papers The local committee plans a Fourth of July address by Colonel Roosevelt and a campaign to urge buying boycott of the New York American and Evening Journal due to alleged disloyalty The resolution calls for a nationwide effort to inform Americans about wartime newspaper coverage and names Passaic as a strong league branch with leaders including General Bird W Spencer and other professionals
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Passaic
Roosevely
Passate
Pagawle Hravel
National Security League
Jengwe
Mr. Hoonevelt
Hearst
New York American
Yeadine
United States
Henrat
Passaic National Security League
New
Dnrseys
Med
Bird W. Spencer
League
New York
Tess
Pasanie
Inicnbieha
New York American’ and
United Statins
All Hearst Newspapers Barred From Cincinnati Library Files
Trustesn of the Cincinnati Public history barred Hearst publications from the library files amid ongoing access disputes. The move limits researchers from locating Hearst owned articles and related archival materials at the Cincinnati library.
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Hearst
Cincinnati Library
Cincinnati
Trustesn
Cincinnati’ Public History
Sons of Rest Get a Month In Which to Ferret Out Jobs
New York City agencies prepare to enforce a wartime anti loafing act limiting able bodied men eighteen to fifty from idle behavior. Governor Whitman proclaims a thirty day grace period to seek employed work with penalties for noncompliance. Police, sheriff, and the State Industrial Commission organize rosters, warnings, and job referrals at main and branch offices.
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Sons of Rest
New York City
Charles S. Whitman
Sheil
State Industrial Commission
Useeen
Unels Sar
New York
Germany
Bureau of Employment
Department of Labor
Geminigaton
Perhans
Bates
Sheri
Insm
Lahey
Bulletin-Hound
Chinatown
Broadway
The
Bowery
Richard Enraight
Aviv
Inpu
Enmight
McAdan
Frederice Kernochan
Lces
Robinson
Marignt
Thk
Enright
Monty Dy Sayer
State Industral Commission
Tahimvnsion
Buth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Old Jay Street
Brooklyn
David Ri Knot
New
Lespert
Sheri Knntt
Reading of newspapers removed from Miles today
The daily papers released by Nearst to claim their exit from the bic rounding rooms were The New York American and The Chicago Herald-Examiner, removed from Miles today.
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Nearst
Thair Eit
Bic
3Ork
Endorsement Debate in Absordie Row Shows Political Tensions
A fragmented passage hints at an endorsement debate involving Absordie and a government faction amid Hearstlan antipathy, touching on antipathy toward the United States government and Republican progress during wartime.
Coast Artillery Company Bans Hearst Papers During War
The Coast Artillery Company of the New York Guard resolved at a meeting on Memorial Day weekend to buy no Hearst papers while the war lasts. The decision followed the Memorial Day parade in Brooklyn attended by the unit and observed by public crowds. All company members were present for the vote.
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Sald
Alermin
Boight
Supreme Court
Mayne Bruch
Sheen
Coast Artillery Company
Hearst
Inéath Company
Conant
Artiliney Corps
New York Guard
Smil
Ath Company
Een Toomay Sifth
Stand on Hearst Tr Demonstration Causes Papers Burned
A citizen's committee member explains that Hearst papers were burned during a protest. He says he would have surrendered the papers if the demonstrators had stated their purpose and criticizes Hearst if not aligned with the government. He asserts loyalty to liberty and thrift and vows to stop the papers if the public wants.
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Jusy Meyer
Lee Onis
Murrey
Pashia
New York
Beau
United States
Hearst
Subway Strike Averted by Wage Increase Plan
The 7000 subway workers won a wage raise of about 50 cents daily, offset by city financing via a Lockwood law plan. The Board of Estimate and Public Service Commission will review supplemental wage agreements, with contracts adjusted as contractors submit cases. Estimated city cost: 10 to 12 million, excluding Easton District subways.
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Estmate
Board of Betimste
Public Service Commission
Lockwood
Craig
Public Service Commision
Mieans
Evrithactors
Surfiws
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Caitrolley
Easton District
Brookign
X Your
Italian Society Accused in Loyalty Plea by Former A D A
Pranvxs L. Corrao former Kings County assistant district attorney testified before Justice Callaghan alleging members of the Supreme Lodge of Italy in America were more loyal to Italy than to the United States. He sought an injunction to restrain the organization and referenced the Society of Mutual Benefit. Corrao claimed the two groups had merged before separating, citing a December 1917 decision by Justice Callaghan.
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Pranvixs
Vieter Ammanue 11
Corrad
Callaghan
What Is Going On Today AN FP MBM WHERATT
Swine, military, and educational notes appear amid a jumble of garbled names and institutions. The text references American stating inquiry, the national aya, and a reception in a reform context with scattered proper nouns and dates.
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Healave
Ferg
Yhoet
Meleveltiay
Aula
Leola
Shoes and Ships And Sealing Wax War Time Romance
A wartime scene blends ceremonial vows and telegraph flares. Private Romer T. Crock from the 22d Machine Gun Co. and Mast Herne Miller Cardough of unknown units are mentioned amid a Brooklyn Memorial Day event. Shavenessy of the Grand Army of the Republic is described as a flamboyant marcher who drinks to old comrades. The piece paints a chaotic, festive wartime memory with uneven prose and vivid, local color.
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Cyirip Mills
Herieteod
L. 1
Lenape
Romer T. Crock
Herne Miller Cardough
Shige
Deivate Orrick
Mmif
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Brooklyn Ridge
Bergesnt Shavenessy
Grand Army of the Republic
Tenth
Street
Joseph A Me
Eleventh Street
Fifth Avenue
Renoklyn
Shavenessy
Jak
O Leary fails to reduce bail in federal case
Judge Hand denies John J. O Leary plea to lower a $100000 bail in a habeas corpus petition. Jeremiah O Leary, accused fugitive linked to anti British agitation, faced ongoing prosecution with related charges under the espionage act. Proceedings show the bail denial and postponement of trial for Jeremiah O Leary, Adolph Stern, Luther Redford, and Bull Publishing Company.
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Hand
John J O'Leary
Jeremiah O'Leary
Augustus . Hand
John O'Leary
Ibreémjah O'Leary
Thetias Welder
O'Learys
United States
Sarl Barnes
O'Leary
John Knox
Felder
Bamnes
Wis
Adolph Stern
Luther S. Redford
The
Bull Publishing Company
Soureh
Long Island Aviator Frank P. McCreery Killed in France
Lieutenant Frank P. McCreery, from North Washington Street Port Washington, died in action in France. Born 1895 in Flushing, he enlisted after war declaration, trained with Aero Squadron, and served as aircrew in France. A letter to his family expressed yearning for combat duty and dedication to fighting work.
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Port Washington
Lin
Frank P. Metroery
North Washington
Stonet
Com Jaint
FP. McCregey
McCain
McCresty
Edward
McCreery
Frank
Mineola
Wilbur Wight Fauld
Dayton
Ohio
Millwolm
Sh Aero Squadron
France
Flushing
Pennewton
Toto
Burtmourky Hw
Aytt
Darimonthi
Wuterinhile
Esiveman
Hesya
Brathey
Dab W
Jury to Decide Case of Lynching in Edwardsville Trial
In Edwardsville a jury is to hear the case over a lynching, with prosecutors and defense offering testimonies about the mob violence. Joseph Riegel, identified as ringleader, faces questioning as witnesses recount the mob’s actions and the alleged complicity of others in the fatal incident.
Two U.S. Hydroplanes Head For Cuban Port
Two American hydroplanes set course for a Cuban port as officials in the Dominican Republic and the United States monitor the mission. Reported delays and weather concerns affect plans at the shore base with crew safety cited.
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Ratte
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Mr. Seer
Dunaon
Mirman
Caysgirl
Aldennan
Olilun
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Commissioner of Public Works
Board of Aldermen
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Ger Rey Beek
Mount Verson
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Banish
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Ani
Burlin
Afantey
Comeny
At. K. Ua Rey. Hreake
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Lars
Ant
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Cadis
Security League
Phe Pasvale
Treaeue
Bny Hoarat
Nowspenens
Boald Lintore
Thera
Hearst Jowshapnrs
Ward
Hearstlan
Board of Estimate
United
Patrindem
Penelin
Joxeph Sanowski
Trenton
Toncen
J. J. O'Leary
Barcel
Trustey
Edwardsville
Gobert
Evens
Frank Clapnery
Teather
Huegel
Kan Corte
Joseph Riegel
Wiley
Riewel
Jwil
Oki
Olia
Cary
Louis
Fallower
J'rueer
Tee Tick
Crater Wai Pheer
Sak Man Muller
Goodine
Inninbodky
Ares
Uditur
Paul ¥ O Andersen
Lolly Newbmper
Tecel
Anderson
Ringel
Gus
Prager
Lea Felshauger
Felthauaeny
Komohndy
Chey
Nigel Lonihiton
Charien Cramer
Tay
Jay
Pimell
Nedeese
MT Aidart
U.S
Cuban
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