War Bond Rule Urged By Schiff In War Economy Speech
Mortimer Schiff of Bohm ork & Grye argues war economy must prioritize government bonds and curb private credit as the nation mobilizes. He cites government control, warns against market diversions, and urges labor cooperation while warning some may seek opportunistic gains.
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Osher Spunkurs
Lawder
Gavornie Binet
Mevlantow
Bel Whtawerny
Veversr
Ary Trettitte
Gayrrmed Research
Waashington
Arnive N. Pjetsvin
Newdure Ase Rihlys
Frayti Garten
Amrit Din Redon
Thomas Te Lote
Sam
Low
United States
Rovermont Lyap
Ivtomeks
Fach
Selif
Witizeeu
Soldier Sentenced Fifteen Years For Disloyal Remarks
A court martial found a private in the Army guilty of disloyal remarks and aiding the enemy. He received a lengthy sentence of thirty years, reflecting the severity of the offense. The trial highlighted military discipline and the risks of undermining troop morale.
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Ea Oston
Tung
Philip Hy Groon
Fost Yuika
Usloy
Apidives
Bazaar Benefit for 69th War Brides Booth Feature at Armory
Armory exhibit highlights War Bride's Booth with mothers and wives of the 69th Infantry showcasing handwork and knitted items. Proceeds fund wool for clothing and other needs for soldiers, with Mrs. J. J. Filgemmaone and Mrs. Town C. Stiller among vendors. Father Duffy officiates at a booth of photos and books as vaude artists perform nightly. Mrs Theresa Nughes chairs the bazaar.
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Armory
Agth Regiment
Isity Infantry
Prinen
Dhage
J. J. Filgeimmaone
Town C. Stiller
Father Duffy
Tha’ Tegiment
Theresa Nughes
Buzaur
State Chamber of Commerce Urges Use of Barge Canal
The New York State Chamber of Commerce met yesterday and urged ship shipments through a canal plan. They backed a tunnel linking New Jersey Shore to New York City, and favored heavy trucking on the canal to move crops and coal. They opposed a tax bill for national banks to reimburse depositors. They supported a vehicular link between New Jersey and New York City and Americanization funding. They endorsed aiding war cripples via the Red Cross Institute.
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New York
New York Cloating Mouse Association
Senate
Committee On Internal Trade and Improvements
New Jersey
New York City
Sentember
Madison Square Garden
Red Croce Institute For
Army Plans 16 Air Stations For Coast Defense
Secretary Haker asked Congress for 16 million dollars to establish sixteen balloon and airplane stations along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts to bolster coastal defense against submarine or air attacks. Equipment would be ordered now with setup likely within weeks. plan also includes mobile coastal fortifications moved by rail to counter potential threats. House Appropriations was told current aircraft supply is adequate but stations are needed. balloon use mainly for signaling and observation.
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Washington
Haker
Congress
Atlantic
Gulf
Department
House Appropriations Committee
Unclear Weather Report Summary From Fragmentary OCR
Fragmented OCR text describes a weather forecast across regions including Ota Valley and nearby areas. It mentions temperatures, humidity, winds, and a forecast period around August with distorted place names and garbled terms. Strong entities are mostly broken. no clear events or outcomes emerge.
Strike Delayed as Western Union Plans Extra Pay
Telegraphers union leaders threaten action after a delayed walkout while Western Union announces an October 1 special payment to all regular employees on the roll as of that date. Details outline pay scales by salary brackets and note the payment does not affect wage increases or strike plans.
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Western Union
Percy ‘Thomas
Eacinen
Troms
Chien
Jmnd
Sylvester, Konenkamp
Telekimhers Union
Weston Union
Newcomb Ourison
Westeyn Unions
Dreinrally
Wsthn
Mousailor
Exch Wemployas
Thoms
Thomas
Konenkamn
Fitzpatrick
Chicago Federation of Labor
Telegraphers Strike Date Secret at Western Union
In a tense stance, Telegraphers leaders say a strike date is set but kept secret. The dispute centers on proposed changes and possible effects on railway and postal operations, with union officials arguing the plan could disrupt business.
Borglum Examined in Aero Inquiry
WASHINGTON June 6 Gutzon Borglum testified before the Attorney General and assistants in a government aircraft inquiry. He described his interest in the nation’s airplane programs and possible connections to a private manufacturing project. Testimony, not public, covered details of his involvement and efforts to uncover graft. another DOJ probe on shipyard extravagance at Hog Island is ongoing and not yet finished.
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Walsington
Gutzon Rorelim
Ofiera
Wind Tetore
Wilsoyyaskul Charles £. Hughes
Gregory
Gentent
Mur
Wuehex
Genera Frierson
Tas
Borglum
Tils
Department of Justice
Twildine
Hog Island
G. Catenll Todd
Camp Dix Implements 8 30 Curfew For Visitors
Camp Dix at Wrightstown imposes an 830 curfew for visitors. After 8 oclock only with official pass and camp seal may remain. Siren to blow at 8 with 30 minute exit window. violators risk arrest under Major General Scott authority.
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Camp Dix
Wrightstown
Ty Jane
China
Cain
Scott
Socialist Sentenced Twenty Years For Draft Law Obstruction
In Joma City Oklahoma a jury found Orville C. Enfirk, a Seventh District candidate, guilty on charges related to obstructing the selective service. He received a twenty year sentence in the federal court.
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Uklatjoma City
Oia
Amen
Orville C. Enfirk
Sheinlint
Dor Congressipanist Dunes
U S Seeks Courthouse Site For Army Guard Barracks
The United States requests use of the new courthouse site north of the Municipal Building for a 260 soldier guard with 12 officers to police deserters and delinquent soldiers. The plan includes one or two story barracks and a guard house. The Board of Estimate will consider the application, with city authorities open to the use. The site, bounded by Baxter Pearl Centre Worth and Leonard Streets, includes the Voll enbeck Building for use as a guard depot.
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United States
Hylan
Board of Estimate
Mitchel
Courthouse Board
Lattin Kellogg Ia
Robert S. Smith
Quartermaster’s Department
Governors’ Island
Colanel Smith
Fernment
Grover Whalen
Thomas S. Bradlee
Baxter, Pearl
Centre
Worth
Leonard Streets
Vollenbeck
Macter- Imuster
Palestine Congress Meets To Plan Jewish State Effort
The Palestine Congress opened with about 490 delegates representing roughly 100,000 Jews to the United States. Held at the Contess Opera House on East Sixty-seventh Street, they aim to organize a plan for using the Balfour offer to establish a Jewish state in Palestine. The first meeting focused on organization with discussions to form a social structure in the new country. Afternoon and evening debates are planned, with the congress set to end Sunday.
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Palestine Ongress
Mora Hare
United States
Wna
Ainnish Statu
Suny Lay
100000 in Church Parade Marks Brooklyn Union Anniversary
The Brooklyn Sunday School Union celebrated its eighty ninth anniversary with parades featuring 100000 participants including children and adults marching along Prospect Park Mall. Governor Whitman Senator Calder and army officers attended as Red Cross fundraisers gathered money. Borough Hall bells rang and evening exercises opened with The Star Spangled Banner. Navy division highlighted the parade along with Bushwick Saratoga and Stuyvesant divisions.
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Brooklyn Sunday School Union
Naar
Prospect
Whitman
Calder
Tames
We Gerard
Red Cross
Borough Hall
Navy
Bushwick
Saratoga
Stuyvesant
Wilton Opposes Dry Bill Reading in Senate
Washington June 8 President Wilson and Fond Administrator Hoover clash with Representative Randall over a full war prohibition measure. Wilson opposes the House amendment delaying a $6,000,000 agricultural allotment and FBI threats amid grain use limits. Hoover argues for continuing authority under food control, while Senate debate unfolds.
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Washington
Fond
Hoover
Food Administration
Representative Randall
California
Wilson
Sheppard
Texas
Randall
House
Senate
Houru
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