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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
21
A civilian report labels Solace as merely gossip and questions the credibility of related claims. The document cites investigators and references hospital ship conditions and medical provisions amid chaotic, disputed statements.
A garbled historical line hints at a quirky scene where fabric and clothing are involved, mentioning a bale, a jeep style, and a raised bar or barring action. The fragment suggests a domestic or rural setting with fabric measurements and odd phrasing.
An ad promotes elegant feel and diverse worsted and merse materials. It touts one piece underwear and claims peace of mind and body. The copy references Broadway Roadway 110th Street and a Warren Comer cross street location, signaling a department store promotion.
A garbled report describes neighbors and a committee as insufficiently credible. It cites claims of a rotating arrangement and a pile of blankets, but witnesses dispute the evidence. The signers appear noncommittal and the piece leans on rumor rather than solid facts.
Army Headquarters reports British airmen dropped incendiaries on ripening grain on the Struma region near Honk. The Germans cite Lord Calthorpe’s earlier food security proposal and note Hungary as a potential theatre for similar attacks.
A German suspect, Price Urban, 102 Mount Verhoo Street, was trapped by Chief Linderman while cutting three government and railroad aid wires near Dillaburg on May 3 and May 30. Secret Service and railroad detectives pursued two accomplices who escaped into nearby meadows after a brief confrontation.
In Pernambues a German interned steamer Yilanmy was set on fire by Germans after transfer from Germany to Brazil. The vessel Talgeet tied to the German line in the port, while twelve other German steamers were moved to Brazil. Cap Vilano, a 4,467 ton steamer, belonged to the Hamburg South American line.
Anne Nye de Janerro reports that Brazil defends seizing ships amid a German claim, arguing force used only to secure reparation for losses. The foreign ministry asserts Brazil’s actions defend national honor and uphold international law, while rejecting Berlin’s demand for immediate restitution.
The Labor Department faces disruption as Congress refuses a $24,000 budget increase after $75,000 was exhausted. Officials warn ongoing conciliatory efforts are essential to wartime labor peace and accuse capital interests of hindering progress while Gompers struggles to maintain control.
A convoluted report links Keet Boy kidnapping to Teuton plot involving Springfeld Missouri leader and wealthy hunter A Clementon Sprine. Police claim suspect George Walker aided the alleged conspiracy to abduct Clement and family, with confessions forming the core of the mystery as arrests and testimonies unfold.
The United States stopped importing gold after a long run, signaling a shift amid a booming industrial era. Officials note gold exports will fund trade balances, with neutrals likely to settle balances through exports, while domestic purchase plans and potential government measures shape a new financial era. A separate item reports Anthony Satutis arrested in Lawrence for draft dodging, to appear before a federal commissioner.
The article discusses Bakhmeteff as Russia's first ambassador to the United States, detailing his selection process, status, and the high regard for his English, education, and experience. It traces his career from engineer training at a technical institute to teaching and theoretical work, then to practical hydro-technical installations in America before returning to relate to Russia.
The Mayor's Committee on National Defence urged all men with military service to attend recruiting meetings. Chair Alexander J. Hemphill stressed the need for speakers with war experience to address youths who registered Tuesday and remain undecided about arming services.
A disjointed text discusses Russian plans to limit corruption, wartime commerce and manufacturing, and a central committee chief steering British or American aid in a post-revolution context. It references a professor and a large commission linked to national defense and industrial reform, plus a pivotal March revolution timeline and a ministerial appointment.
A coalition proposal by the Veemiet and Sir Wilfrid Laurier to form a unity government collapsed. The plan aimed to back a compulsory military service bill amid Quebec and labor opposition. Talks with Sir Wilfrid and Premier failed, signaling possible Liberal Conservative friction and a pending parliamentary statement.
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