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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
27
Attorney General declares that Chairman Glynn used his office in the governor's behalf to aid Whitman, as leveled by Lewis. The allegation centers on improper influence and official action benefiting Whitman.
The Tribune reports Attorney General Lewis and Gen. Williams clashed with Gov. Whitman over primary campaign funding and party leadership. Lewis pressed for reforms and warned the Republican slate may rely on Whitman allies. The piece notes names like Karloring, Glyn, and the Nepal committee as part of the shifting coalition and highlights tensions over control of patronage and campaign strategy.
The community watches as tensions rise between Whitman and Lewis with Terence R. Voters urged to settle the dispute before the Republican primaries. The scene shifts to related activity and candidate travel from Omaha to Indiana University with stops in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia as organizers gear up for key votes.
An Athens patient recovering from a hospital procedure is reported cured after treatment. The report notes the operation, follow up care, and discharge from hospital with improvement. Local labor and shipyard involvement appear in the narrative.
Emma Bugbee reports Emm a Pankhurst in New York during WWI era as she campaigns for women’s suffrage and war support. She discusses Russia, Allied unity, and women in industry. Pankhurst criticizes opposition, advocates shorter hours and stronger labor, and visits Paris Lorraine schools and Franco American branches.
Mayor proclaims Loyalty Week as city rallies for Independence Day events. Campaign urges flag display, community meetings, and a large parade led by a “Four Minute Men” style effort. Navy aid boxes raised funds for ships’ crews, with proceeds directed to naval welfare programs.
State farmers federation plots a third party challenge to Governor Whitman, predicting a new permanent organization to back a farmers’ ticket. The group claims Whitman’s administration fuels tensions and hints at resignations and machinations to undermine the Republican primary.
A nationwide program to show a Great War picture chartes will open in major cities. The film, to be released after a prior exhibition under official auspices, will cover United States military activities in France and be distributed by a national distributor.
Miss Finch will marry Willem Bowne Par honm von Mey and Myre Robarts Tyrannsy of this city on Saturday afternoon June 22 in Grass Bpinconn Charu, Plsinkeld. A reception will follow at Gray niine, the country plane of the bride's parent.
A mixed New York stage writeup analyzes Hitchcock and Broun's new production. Highlights praise for Florence O Dunish dance and solid moments from Ray Dooley, with criticism of weak sketches and pacing. Readers are warned the revue leans unevenly, with some acts failing to engage while others deliver brisk comedy.
A reception organized by the Horticultural Society of New York will honor members Meyers and Spins of the American Wind for a June 1 gathering at Hutchieal Credeny in Brot Bork. The event features Theodote A. Havemeyen, F. R. Nuwhold, and other society figures as hosts, with planning led by Mix. Cthalburt Meving and Mr.Chuylon My Chain.
Judge Cunningham of the Court of Clans backs a campaign for Attorney General as Republican support grows. At a dinner for Philip Elting in Kingston, Whitman County leaders indicated strong backing may rally statewide Whitman men if he enters the primaries.
Captain Cameron leads Vimy Ridge University students in a Canadian division program at the front. Canadian faculty and officers supervise courses in agriculture and French, with 9000 officers and men enrolled. Students study beside trenches under German shellfire, praising discipline and morale while American troops observe. The article notes Camerson’s role as chaplain and infantry officer and recounts impressions of Allied soldiers’ cleanliness, bearing, and readiness amid frontline conditions.
A garbled notice outlines a Friday musical event in New York with attendees and organizers listed. Names such as Seymore J WMyde and Winchester Pith appear alongside a schedule element dated Tuy 21, suggesting a local cultural gathering with unspecified details.
A recital will be held this evening at Mrs. Keniamin Guin ess north of Washington Surtain North to benefit the Association of Parmar Pupils of the National Conservetacy of Paris and the Millicent Sutherland Ambuisance. Patrimzzas include Lady Sister Keye, Lady Busan Pith Clarence, Mrs. James Wo Gerard, Mrs. M. Law ronts Kueno, and Mrs. Gtia 1. Kahn.
A Rotary Club meeting hears calls for stronger U S merchant marine policy. Speakers urge government action to bolster shipbuilding crews and national seafaring capability amid wartime demands.
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