Roosevelt Urges Equal Honor For Drafted and Volunteer Soldiers
Roosevelt denounces slacker notions and declares drafted soldiers equal in honor to volunteers. Colonel Teuseenlt urges citizens to fulfill duties, stressing rights and responsibilities must go hand in hand. He says some will serve beyond minimum, while others may volunteer where needed, and doctors and medical staff are vital to the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teuseenlt
Winselt
Tinke Uch
Serejon
Wales
Koaresolt
Mathy
Mike Tom
Ehren
Carps
Tir Aleseeder Lambert
Medien
Savary
Ne ‘Ork
Philip Sune
Last Day For Germans To Get Barred Zone Permits
Tomorrow is the final day for Germans to obtain barred zone permits as extended by a Washington order to June 2. United States Marshal McCarthy notes many German men have applied, while others may move to areas where permits are available. Officials emphasize enforcement of the order to keep noncompliant Germans from entering restricted zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washine
United States
McCarthy
Martel
Wellermaugh
Immigrant Aid Society Blames Officials for Harsh Immigration Policy
Ex Judge Leon Sanders, president of the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society, says officials on Ellis Island have grown intolerant and have hindered care for Jewish immigrants. He asks the Labor Department to investigate and notes limited communication with relatives and delays affecting arrivals and relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders
Ellis Island
Leon Sanders
Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society
Atgt Rhey
Taland
Secretary of Labor
Nenery
New York
Irland
Limmieraste
Hotterdart
Russia
Estand
Sanders Seid
Labor Department
Felix Dudence
Ellis Toland
Sheltering and Resurgeant Society
Utp
Ennderr
Jatdere Hurshfeld
Juco
Pereceul
Waehieron
Kilby Fetend
Sanders Uistright
Gncioty le
United States
Giveram
Libor
Toland
Georgy Baker
Confederates Re-elect Gen G P Harrison in 118 Meeting
Confused report states Gen G P Harrison was reelected Suprema leader at a Virginia event with thousands of spectators. General J Mr. View Mand named to a key post as part of reorganized command structure amid broader shifts in the Confederate army commands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sures Confeserate
Veverina
Finneral
Georgy P Herren
Dyellen Niai
Tob
Pela
Ater Marels
Peasaylvania Avenan
Que Ig
Witan
Hnset
Vision Coiliers
Vetrtans
Mr. View Mand
Af Treas
Virginia
Sunday Revival Programme Draws Crowd Across Neighborhoods
The program lists multiple meetings and speakers at Brick Church Fifth Avenue Mine Fren vex E Miller Torelfth Street Guivet Canizm Lafayette Shertay Waring Mat Company My: kore Proetor Harbor 2 10 p m meeting for Perenh rug factory employes 1112 Brook Ave The Bronx Jean Tote mont speaker 145 p m Girls of Mercia High Forest Avenue Congrenational Church Florence Kinney Semmens Tabernacle Billy Sunday preach 1g Move Bad chi LOWN Street and Broadway services at Tabernacle 015 p m nurses meeting at Woman's Hospital 14 West 103th Street speaker Mrs William Asher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buninews Women's Fundhegnamt
Fifth Avenue
Seventh Street
E. Miller
Torelfth Street
Ninth
Tenth
Guivet
Canizm
Lafayette Shertay Waring Mat Company
Kore
Proetor Harbor
Perenh Rug Factory
Brook Avenor
The
Bronx
Mies
Jean B. Totemont
Mercia High
Forest Avene
Mir Florenc Kinney
Mnit Semmens
Tabernacle
Billy Finday
Bad Thier Street
William Asher
Grace Saxe
meeGirls
Tublle
Brame
Cyyten Avenue
Tre
William Archer
Sinker
Chi ‘ Rei
Lown Street
Broadway
En Bae
Fome la
West 103Th Street
Wiliam Asher
50 Men Here Able To Convert 10 000 Declares Billy Sunday
Billy Sunday told a New York audience he could name fifty men who could bring 10,000 others to Christ if they publicly confess faith. He linked patriotism and the Liberty Loan drive, urged church unity for a citywide campaign nearing its end, and noted 1,240 of 19,000 attendees shook his hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sunday
New York
Christ
New York City
Liberty Loan
A.D. Leach
A. Leech & Co
Willy
Afr
Meetinis
Billy
Greenwich Village
Life Underwriters’psociation
Parke, Davin & Co
Old Guard
United Spains American War Veterans
Old Town
Oneso
Salvation Army
Billy Pene
Ifdbelock
George W. Perkins
Riverdale
Perkins House
James Parkhurst
Department of State
New Jersey
Swann
Alfredo Coreh
Bologna
Italy
American Kennel Club
Ruth
Crucer
Cuaremont Avenue
Gueehs
Coeeh
Mr. Swann
Eoweysz
Antonio Cardinalen
Hermet Bai
Tsim
Cieanpeareren
Lias Cruges
Tn Coeel
Coechis
Amerita
Whitman Defeats Brooklyn Boom Affects Cropsey Mayoral Race
Governor Whitman denied plans to appoint Cropshey to a legislative committee as reports of an anti Mitchell faction surged. Brooklyn Republicans debate fusion strategy with candidates like Prendergast and Barough, while Brooklyn and Manhattan factions weigh who can beat the incumbent in the city primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Brooklyn
C. Cropney
Herough
Cigeley
Jupiter Cropsey
Whitman Hemp
Tammany Ur
Poston
Wade
Poston Lomsirtno
Hue
Kyrie
Republian
Juskitn Orne
Flee Fysios Cod Mayer Mitehel
Brooklyn Membre
Pew Farium
Manhattan
Eretiy
Eaton
Renunis
Boralgh Presiavet Merene
Masoe Stebel
Baraugh
Raerough
VDT
Oh Wa
Eatimate
Hreretyn
New York
Department of Plante
Homes of 140 Danbury Hatters Sold at Auction
The Danbury battery case reaches its final phase with the sale of 140 Hatters homes on July 16 to satisfy a judgment of 260000. Loewe & Co will oversee the sale in Danbury Bethel and Norwalk. The long legal battle began in 1903 between the Hatters union and Loewe, evolving through strikes, boycotts, and multiple court rulings, culminating in this auction to satisfy damages awarded to workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury Battery
Tegal Waetari
T. E. Loewe & Co
Plains
B.S. Thomas
States
Tietrint Court
Danbury
Bethel
Nore Walk
DLE Loewe & On Ware
Thia
Anita
Dinas
Jhudeo Thorane
Supreme Court
Slerman
Unitéd Hatters
Ameren
Lowe
Iabor
Brooklyn Civic Associations Protest High Coal Prices
Brooklyn civic associations planned protests over rising coal costs. Speakers blamed brokers and authorities for price manipulation. events were postponed amid court notices and schedule changes affecting local commemorations and district events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Edison Co Seeks To Keep Electric Light Rates High
J W Lieb Jr of New York Filelson Company told the Public Service Commission he seeks relief from the promised rate cut to 7 cents per kilowatt hour on July 3. He argued business conditions and uncertain future costs justify maintaining current rates indefinitely. The commission adjourned to June 25 for further testimony and details on costs, profits, and the impact of potential war measures and day light saving plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lieb, Jr
New York Filison Company
Pubiic Service Commission
Yeateedey
Joh
Hesax
Furmsh
És Fathir
Wien
Falaan
Weselven
Shawld
Lieb
War Department
Jury Is Completed For Mooney Trial
A jury for the murder case against Rosa Mooney, tied to a July bombing that killed ten, was completed late today with a 13th alternate to sit if needed. Evidence starts Monday as Louis Perrary outlines the state’s case against Mooney and four co-defendants in a conspiracy linked to the preparedness day parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Rosa’ Mooney
Aveistant
Louis Perrary
Cloak Model Wins Breach of Promise Suit for 2500 Dollars
The court awarded 2500 dollars to plaintiff Huldah Abertrand in a breach of promise case involving cloak models. Daniel Gomtoe Franks SiO faced the suit as the defendant, alleging breach of contract. Frank, the beneficiary of a trusted SLAO00, plans to appeal the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloak Model
Yeate
Huldah Kno
Daniel Gomtoe Franks
What Is Going on To-Day in the American Museum
A garbled note announces events at the American Museum in New York and nearby venues. It mentions the Aquatic and American States display, a concert by Amara Malet, and other odd items. The legible fragments reference Water Street, New York, and a possible schedule at the CV Chapel in Fat Metea Towa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alomar
Corporations Plan Extra Dividends Tied to Red Cross Donation
Davison proposes a plan to distribute part of a 10 million dollar surplus as extra dividends. Corporations rally behind the initiative to aid the Red Cross, with implications for shareholders and charitable giving across the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison
Plan to raise ten million for Red Cross amid war needs
Report outlines a broad fundraising strategy urging corporations and wealthy individuals to contribute to a rapid mobilization effort. It notes potential large sums from major firms, calls for public support to aid soldiers and exiles, and mentions organized drives, legal planning, and coordination with Red Cross officials and Chamber of Commerce.
Trade Board Finds A. B. Dick Violated Clayton Act
The Trade Board ruled that A. B. Dick Company used tying restraints in sales of Dick machines and supplies, restricting competition and potentially creating a monopoly. Findings indicate tying contracts raised prices and limited resellers, with the board noting unlawful restraint under Clayton Act provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trade Commission
Ehder
Chipaga
A. B. Die
Dick Machines
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TM. Gooden
Naval Army Medical Corps
Areerica
Teaat
Anil
Iewet
Ealth Gahertanion
Ras
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Tm Wedtseeday
Wight
Rantlin H Marvin
Marshal McCarthy
Society
Barnety
G. P. Harrison
James Shewani
Jenin Hewan & Sans Inc
Trent
Thalalery
Kelly
By Briggs
Bugs
Val
gomPa
Val Pusson
Assuh Yasso
Cropsey
West Side
Mer Teft
Loews
Davertegt
J ‘A Huvcott
Nir Lada Company
Comeren
Loewe
Wits
Ammerens Federation of Labor
Loowe
Tenor Court
Conecticut
Federal District Court
United States Circuit Court
Wich
Ain
United States Supreme Court
Conte
Broohlyn
Lin
Urooklyn
Eievel Authoritines
Co 5
Harvard
Bambeider
Mass
Kenge
Harry B. Lewis
Pounds
Liberty Loan Committee
Idrgeeerate
Addren
Cocchi
Ruth Cruger
Mooney
Red Cross
U, 5
Sally
Financien Favor Project
Menry P. Tavita
Banks
Perfertel
Axel
A. B. Cato
Ove Mas. cii
Bart
Brand
Elyele
Corporation
York
Crete
Lemrard Proseey
Comanitina
Finanes Cornesittns
Abe Drow
Esley
Wwe
Chamber of Commerce
Gniewrtain
Paton
Chorlen Ler
Pillippines
John A. Gants
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