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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
14
Pastor urges neutrality and unity among nations to enforce international rules. The sermon at New York University references Treated war crimes, presses for action, and notes graduates and professors present during the service.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a police action session with references to tasers and lines about a street grid including avenues such as Titre Avenue Bark Avenue and Lexington Sand Avenue. It mentions a crane on duty and petrol coverage unclear in meaning.
A large New York procession honors police officers who died in the line of duty. Chief Inspector Schmattberger leads the front rank as over 2 500 uniformed and 1 000 plainclothes officers attend St Patrick’s Cathedral for the department’s tenth anniversary memorial service. Music and benediction mark the somber ceremony.
Rafael Nieto, Carranza’s treasury chief, arrived from Vera Cruz warning Washington must keep out. He said any U S interference, peaceful or not, would trigger war with a united Mexico. Carranza forces advance toward Mexico City aided by Salinas and aviator Bonney as Puebla holds.
Montclair hosts an art exhibit at the Montclair Art Museum featuring fifteen invited artists. ten delivered works including paintings and miniatures. Works by William J. Byners and Gustave Vindottiy are on display with additional pieces on loan from the Montclair Art Association members.
The article recalls the Crocker Land myth and the MacMillan expedition. Prof. Parker of Columbia questions Admiral Peary’s claims and asserts no land was found where Crocker Land was thought to exist, reaffirming the Arctic exploration debate.
Seventy-two members of the church prepare to depart for foreign fields after a farewell sermon at Old First Presbyterian Church on Vite Avenue. The Rev Howard Duffield advocates peace on earth and urges missionaries to carry God's message amid wartime strife. He warns danger lies in failing to fulfill their mission.
Carranza officials cast doubt on Villa’s peace push and warn it signals military failure. Red Cross moves to relieve starving Mexicans with an army transport from Texas to Vera Cruz heading to Mexico City. General Devol seeks railroad relief pricing while Funston and other officers plan relief coordination amid famine strains.
Mrs. Charles Becker visits Sing Sins and discusses the chance for a court to grant a reargument in the case. Meeker studies the opinion and offers suggestions to attorney Mastin T. Mante to win the application. Mrs Hecker asserts the testimony against her husband’s co defendants and the integrity of the witnesses amid claims of perjury.
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