Fears Delay May Turn Both Russia and Japan to Kaiser
Editorial argues Allied delay in aiding Russia risks German dominance and Bolshevik control. It urges immediate combined Allied and Japanese intervention to protect Siberia, Vladivostok, and Transsiberian supplies, warning that delay benefits Germany and risks Russia’s subjugation.
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Nuxated Iron Libel Suit Bond Filed in Supreme Court
The Nuxated Iron company filed a bond in Supreme Court to secure payment of costs to The Tribune in its libel suit over an Adams article alleging fraudulent advertising and fake testimonials. Backers include E. Virgil Neal of 11 East Thirty Sixth Street. The suit targets claims about alcohol as a key stimulant in patent medicines.
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Detroit
Supreme Court
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Tribune
Dso Concern
Sackett, Chapman and Stens
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Pulse Advertising
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Haviland
East Thirty- Sixth Street
Iran
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Hylan Seeks $4000 Special Allowance in Libel Case
A $4000 special allowance request was presented to Supreme Court Justice Cropsey in Brooklyn by Howard Taylor, counsel for The New York World. The World paid part of the funds to support its defense in two libel suits by Mayor Hylan, which the mayor ordered dropped as a Monday decision was pending.
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Viscount French
Ireland
John Dillon
Deily Telegraph
Dublin
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Lord French
Daily News
Daily Mail
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Supreme Court
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Brooklyn
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New York World
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Genesis of Emerson Motors narrated by Hupp at trial
Robert C. Hupp testified in the Emerson Motors case that the plan for a low priced car originated with broker Nicholas Wilson and backer Willis Emerson. He described stock allocations for promoters, a voting trust, and a $40 motor cost basis, noting only a wash drawing existed prior to formal designs.
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Emerson Motors
Martin T. Manton
United States District Court
United States
James W. Osborne
Hupp
Ford Company
Ford
Nichols F. Wilson
C. R. Horry & Co
T. A. Campbell
Emerson Motors Comany
Mr. Osborne
Wunp
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Campbell
Wilton
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Zentiomen
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Abel Engine Company
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Lichtenstein Dies After Fall at West End Avenue
Sol Lichtenstein, a famed bookmaker for forty years, was found dead early yesterday on Eightyfourth Street beneath his apartment window at 500 West End Avenue. Police ruled death by his own action, later deemed accidental by the Medical Examiner. His wife recalled him leaving Bemont Park race track cheerful, despite long vision problems. he was sixty.
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Eighty- Fourth Street
West| End Avenue
John Norris
Bemont Park Race Track
Reachin Lome
Vanderbilts Offer Idle Hour Estate to Red Cross
Vanderbilts propose their Idle Hour estate at Oakdale Long Island for a Red Cross war hospital. Officials have examined the property which borders Great River and could house about 1600 patients with attached buildings. The grounds include cultivated fields to supply vegetables and work for convalescents.
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Long Island
W. K. Vanderbilt
France
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Greater Shortage In Coal Than in 1917 Is Predicted
Washington June 5 The fuel administration warns of a larger coal shortage next winter than in 1917 with an average weekly production need of 12,000,300 tons. Dr. Garfield states no week has met that level and outlines total 1917-1918 demand and supply gaps, including increased needs from war production, ships, utilities, and domestic use, totaling 634,094,000 net tons of bituminous coal for 1918.
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Great Lakes
German Americans Plan Loyalty Meeting
German Americans will attest their patriotism at a forthcoming demonstration meeting. The planning session is set for 20:00 at The New Yorker Herald office, 24 North William Street, with prominent German Americans attending. Attendees include leaders from Liederkranz, Arion Society, Deutsche Kriegerbund, and Vereingte Sänger. A cabinet member may speak if war duties permit.
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Joseph Ward Ridder
Staats-Zeitung
Hugo Itterbusch
Arion Society
Christopher Rebhay
Deutsche Kriegeround
Hemming Minte
Vereingter Suenger
British Labor Still Favors Conference, Henderson Asserts
London reports Arthur Henderson, British Labour leader, states Labour will converse with Germany but not negotiate a peace. He defends a peace of reconciliation based on international justice, opposes a dictating plenary peace, and cites Wilson's four principles and a Stockholms consultative conference.
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Austrian Arrested Had Navy Yard Maps
Arthur Loewe an Austrian of 204 South First Street Williamsburg was arrested on espionage suspicion. Authorities allege his possessions included maps of the Brooklyn Navy Yard and government piers. Loewe faces possible trial in the Federal District Court on espionage charges.
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Department of Justice
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Wrooklyn Navy Yard
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Kent Avenue
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Newy Yard
Atlantic
Kaiser
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United States
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Federal District ‘Court
Mex Pett
Utica Avenue
Chatfield
Refund denied after theatre seat mix up sparks dispute
A theater patron requested refunds for two $1 seats after finding his third row view poor for Hearts of the World at the Forty fourth Street Theatre. Management refused, citing house rules, while Tribune investigators noted the lack of access for an inspection and criticized the policy and courtesy. A separate letter discusses Empire Tire and Rubber stock collateral and a broker’s misrepresentations.
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Morris Gest
Fortyfourth Street
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Hearts OF the World Company
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Tribune
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Empire Tire and Rubber
Andrews & Co
Pine Street
Empire
Conord
Financial
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Wall Street
Shirt Ruined at Forrest Laundry Sparks Public Complaint
Grant Mitchell details a ruined soft shirt returned as ragged material after laundries at Forrest Laundry 430 West Forty-fifth Street. Investigators report a surly manager who avoids responsibility, prompting calls for proper adjustments and systemic change in how damages are handled. The piece criticizes laundry practices and notes ongoing difficulty securing refunds or repairs.
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Grant Mitchell
Forrest Laundry
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Next Ad Visor to Debut Thursday June 12
The upcoming Ad Visor issue will be released on Thursday June 12. Advertisers are invited to place notices and promotions in the new edition.
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