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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
25
A crowd gathers as 300 candidates seek enlistment at Britain's recruiting office while 270 applicants win acceptance. Actors, butlers, and valets are among those applying, reflecting broad appeal of military service.
A fragmented OCR excerpt details a 26 Broadway setting with references to Austria, West Indians, and calls for male workers for wartime service. Mentions include enlistment rules, age limits, and allowances for medical examiners, with General White and New York physicians noted in the context.
Veterans of South hold a memorial exercise at Arlington Cemetery. Comrades honor Confederate dead in a dedicated section, with participation by local veterans groups and notes on the solemn observance.
A long damaged probate notice references Wilton and Day partners, a master sale and a court, with locations in Fort Hallees Calgary and nearby areas. It mentions witnesses, dates, and persons linked to the sale, and cites legal proceedings and the involvement of Craig Menvic Tariuscog and Estes pence popes.
Bishop Caroline Denny of Richmond Virginia saluted Southern women and wartime efforts that led to Arlington monument approval. She praised North South unity and stated America is united as the memorial stands as a seal of fraternity. Survivors of the Mosby raid formed a permanent organization.
Washington June 6 registration day reported only 2 275 enlistments, with total Army enrolments reaching 109 271. New York led with 1 543, Pennsylvania 14 600, Trinity 10 492, while Vermont and Nebraska reported small figures and New Jersey neared its quota despite yesterday gains.
Forty eight young men likely to be drafted into the army have not yet taken the required oath after applying for enlistment at 250 Broadway. Recruitment workers report no word since registration day as Colonel Wale considers public notices to enforce promises to their country. Approximately 200 new recruits were needed yesterday, with Navy reports mirroring the action. Some applicants failed to register, prompting questions about conscription rules and eligibility.
Fragmented OCR text recounts real estate liens and court actions in an Ohio county, mentioning mortgage records, notices, and railway company proceedings. Names such as Ansel, Daley, and others appear with dates and office references, but legibility is limited.
A long OCR fragment details a master sale in Franklin County Ohio with references to a deed dated July and court proceedings. The notice mentions property, mortgagee names, purchasers, and sale terms including figures like 10k and dates around June. The text includes references to county officials and recording actions, aiming to alert interested parties of an impending master sale and conditions.
A disputed British plan proposes recruiting student officers from conscripts to democratize the army. The scheme, debated by military circles, would channel conscripts into volunteer officer roles, with critics citing civil service performance and training gaps as risks.
The War Work Council of the YWCA approves a 10000 appropriation to conduct work for women at Plattsburg. A delegation will travel to Vin tabrte to present the plan, with voluntary obligations to support wartime activities. Mrs Jane F Cashman elected president of the council.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Major General Barry's son and an ambulance corps, with garbled names and places. Readable bits reference a private in the corps, possible military context, and scattered notes about individuals and locations. The passage lacks clear events or dates to form a definitive summary.
Margaret Sanger and associates faced a court injunction over a birth control film. The case centered on a rights claim by the film’s distributor The Publicit Company. Key figures and exact venue remain unclear due to damaged OCR text.
A deteriorated OCR fragment hints at a policy or public change involving a figure named Reid and a discussion of performance and commissions. The text references Warners or Voeasianianer terms and a meeting about preventing graduation or related events. The passage is garbled and lacks clear context.
A noted amateur wrestler trained on city playgrounds shows strong potential in national circuits. Reports credit coaching by Delaney and Chasey Cuther, with victories at regional events and signals of a rising talent from Chicago Athletic Association connections.
Advertising clubs gathered at a World War era convention to praise Liberty Loan and Red Cross drives, describe the value of advertising to business wartime effort, and announce leadership nominations. Speakers urged responsible, truthful ads to sustain public trust and support for mobilization.
John C Uhrlaub Stamford Connecticut died at his Riverside Avenue home after illness. He was born in Bremen and aged fifty one. He leaves a widow and two children. He was formerly of Joby C Uhrlaub & Un and Witt Fifth Avenue Manhattan.
The Marist Brothers of the Schools marked their centennial celebration. The young Catholic teaching brotherhood traced to founders Constable Joseph Hens chet Chantagmat and was established twenty seven years ago in Manchester NH. Their New York School is St An t's Academy on Seventyfret Street and Lexington Avenue, educating 350 boys.
A sequence of marriage notices lists ceremonies held in New York and surrounding areas. Couples include Mrs. Mary Prk Tat to Dorker Hager and Veron Murr Hathaway, among others, with details of church venues and officiants. The notices mention residents from Warrenton and Vanginois, highlighting social unions and family connections.
Fragmented obituary list mentions multiple individuals including Adams and Acker. Names appear with scattered dates and places, indicating a page torn obituary section. The text references funerals and burials scheduled in coming days, with various spellings and garbled lines.
A dense, OCR damaged text fragment recounts funeral notices and graveside rites. It mentions multiple names, dates, locations, and vendors in a sprawling list of interments, family associations, and burial details, offering a snapshot of a crowded community vigil.
In a county court today the siblings recounted how they plotted and carried out their father's death. The two older children, Besse and Joe, testified they planned the act under the others' influence and described using a double barreled gun and rope while their father lay bound and gagged. The younger children claimed confusion and fear as the plot unfolded, with the eldest guiding the sequence and the motive linked to family tensions.
A pursued suspect named Kay lug fled in a speeding car through Brooklyn streets. Detectives Watton and Donnell overtook the vehicle after a lengthy chase, subduing the driver and taking him to a hospital after he allegedly swallowed a liquid during capture. A bystander, Mona Short, was identified in an earlier motive involving another person, while ongoing inquiries name William Baylor and Frank Avenue as points in the unfolding case.
A garbled notice hints at marriage, memorial, and health notices with instructions to call a number for submission. The fragmentary text references timing and an editor like Beekman 3000 while promising later updates.
A birth notice records the arrival of a daughter to Mr and Mrs David Shat with the maiden name Mitinicas, noting the family home in Wein. Springer era style confirms the infant's full name and parental details.
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