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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1917

Page

7

Mooney Case Entwined in San Francisco Graft Web

A chaotic critique links the Mooney case to San Francisco graft and labor vs capital conflicts. It argues Mooney’s prosecution by Fickert and the wrecking of political machines like Ruef and Schmitz exposed broader corruption, while noting California’s anti graft shifts under Johnson and the city’s divided labor sentiment amid national tensions.

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Pageant Opens America's First National Theatre

Washington watched the National Sylvan Theatre inaugurate the first U S government owned stage with President and Mrs Wilson present. A masqued pageant titled The Drama Triumphant featured stars like Henry B Dixey Odette Tyler and James K Hackett amid praises for a permanent national theatre though acoustics and covered seating were urged for better spoken drama.

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Sunday Tabernacle Service Celebrates Ma's Return

The Rev E B Holloway led the opening prayer at the Hope Baptist Church service. A 1000 sailor delegation from the Brooklyn Navy Yard will attend the afternoon meeting. Billy will speak at three open meetings for men and women. The sermon titled for America will follow lunch at the cafeteria joining the tabernacle.

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Samuel H Adams Reports Ad Convention Deluge of News

Samuel Hopkins Adams plans to send daily stories from St Louis for The Tribune covering the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention June 3 to 7. He notes 1641 attendees, with 2500 delegates expected from New York and other details. The piece mentions Mrs Sunday’s return from the sanitarium and remarks on ether, chloroform, and faith.

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New Roman Catholic Cemetery Planned in Westchester

Cardinal Farley announces completion of plans by St. Patrick's Cathedral trustees to build a premier Roman Catholic cemetery on about 225 acres north of Valhalla station near Kensico. The project, costing about 100000, includes removing non Catholic remains from Fairlawn and creating a modern, top tier cemetery with landscape work already costing 175300. Trustees list Seneat Inelin Thomas Beitner John D Crimmins Bernard F Cole wan James A Varley John C Agar Alfonso de Navarra George J Gillespie Bryan L Kennelly with the cemetery committee directing construction and land development.

Cardinal Farley St. Patrick's Cathedral Westchester County Valhalla Station Kensico Cemetery Bryan Kennelly A. & I. Bloeh Fairlawn Kensico Cardinal Parley Woodlawn Ken~tico Seneat Inelin Thomas Beitner John D. Crimmins Bernard F. Colewan James A. Varley John C. Agar Iphonso de Navarra George J. Gilespie Bryan L. Kennelly

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