Roosevelt Urges Duty Over Rights in War Service
At a patriotic rally the former president condemned slackers and urged every man to serve honorably. He said drafted service equals voluntary service when duties are met, and urged citizens to apply the same standards to citizenship as doctors apply to medical service. The address stressed responsibility behind rights and called for broad medical aid to frontlines with 200 medical officers and nurses monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome
American Medical Association
Roosevelt
Association
Feage
United States
Tom ‘Cols
Alexander Lambert
Medical Society of the
State of New York
George E. Vincent
Rockefeller Foundation
Rule Britannia
Marseillais
John Philip Sousa
T. H. Goodwin
Royal Army Medical Corps
Hotel Biltmore
Beton
Julf Astoria
H W. Martin
Teelicum Belencs
Last Day For Germans To Get Barred Zone Permits
The U S Army marshal warns that the deadline for Germans to obtain permits to enter barred zones is tomorrow midnight. About 5000 have not applied, despite orders from Washington extending the June 1 limit. Officials urge timely applications or relocate as the President's proclamation enforcing enemy alien movement restrictions will take effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Marshal McCarthy
Society Head Blames Ellis Island Officials for Jewish Immigrant Woes
Ex Judge Leon Sanders, leader of the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society, says officials on Ellis Island obstruct the society’s work aiding Jewish immigrants. He calls for a Labor Department investigation after about 700 Jewish migrants were detained, hindering communication with relatives. A three member committee will file complaints with the Labor Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders
Ellis Island
Leon Sanders
Nebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society
Secretary of Labor
New York
Rotterdam
Russia
Ellis
Labor Department
East Side
Sheltering and Inmigrant Society
Department of Labor
Mr. Sanders
Faldore Hershfield
Jacob Mfissel
Washington
George Baker
Howe
Hebrew Sheltering
Confederates Re-elect Gen G P Harrison
United Confederate Veterans reelected General George P Morrison of Opelika Alabama as commander in chief and chose Tulea Oklahoma as the INS meeting site after a parade past President Wilson. Lieutenant General J M Van Zandt of Texas was reelected commander of the Trans Mississippi Department. General Calvin B Vance of Mississippi won the Army of the Tennessee post over General John P Hickroan. General Julian S Carr of North Carolina was named lieutenant general commanding the Department of the Army of Northern Virginia over General J Thompson Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Confederate Veterans
George P. Morrison
Opelika
Ala
Tulea
Okla
INS
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wilson
J. M. van Zandt
Texas
Trans
James Shewan Inks Yacht For War Service
James Shewan ir president of Janice Shewan and Sons Inc cements the 165 Toot wsam yacht Nakhon to the government for war service. Mildred Trinker of 4 Finny Corona Queers fainted while cooking and disconnected the pipe after a fall, starving from naphyxiation. A Marine recruiting event will occur in Union Square Saturday with the UB Recruit and several young couriers delivering addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shewan
Janice Shewan & Sons, Inc
Mildred ‘Trinker
Cook
Surine Naval Tend Marine Beaute
Union Square
Whitman Denies Cropsey City Hall Bond Over Mayoral Bid
Governor Whitman denied plans to appoint Justice Cropsey as counsel to a legislative investigative committee and dismissed creating a statewide inquiry before the primaries. Brooklyn fusion factions debate Cropsey or Mitchel as the Republican ticket heads toward the fall election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Brooklyn
James €. Cropsey
Justice Cropsey
West Side
Cropsey
Justice Cropey
Supreme Court
St. Regis
Lerm
Fusion
New Fusion
Sitene
Kings County
Republican Organization
Mitchel
Feld
New Fusion Committee
Manhattan
Fusion Committee
Republican County
Norough
Marcus M Marke
Ben
Prendergast
Marke
Mitchel-Prendergaar
New York Republican Organization
Mitchel F. Carter Childs
Department of Plants and Structures
Homes of 140 Danbury Hatters to be sold at auction
New Haven June 7 The final phase of the Danbury hatters case ends after thirteen years with July 16 sales of the homes of 140 defendants to satisfy D. E. Loewe & Co. judgment for 252120 damages. About 200000 may be realized. rest goes unpaid. The affair shaped labor law and Sherman anti trust precedent, tracing from 1903 open shop fight to eventual Supreme Court rulings. The United Hatters of America and AFL supported the case at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Danbury
Thomas
Supreme Court
Lmg
Hatters’ Union
Mr. Loewe
Hatters
American Federation of Labor
United Hatters of America
Loewe
Ficht
Loowe & Co
Federation
Superior Court
Connecticut
Federal District Court
United States Circuit Court
United States Supreme Court
District Court
Clerenlt Court
Brooklyn Civic Associations Protest High Coal Prices
A protest meeting under Brooklyn civic associations will be held at Kings County Court House next Monday evening to urge federal probes into high coal prices. District Attorney Harry E. Lewis and Borough President Pounds are slated as principal speakers. The organizers claim Brooklyn brokers contribute to price increases. Harvard Law School alumni were informed June 7 that its 100th anniversary celebration, set for June 19–20, is postponed indefinitel y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Kings County Court
At & O'Clock
Harry E. Lewis
Pounds
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Law School Today
Edison Co. Seeks to Preserve Electric Light Rates
J W Lieb Jr vice president of the New York Edison Co testified before the Public Service Commission seeking to avoid the promised June 1 rate cut to 7 cents per kilowatt hour. He cited rising costs and uncertain future conditions as reasons not to lower rates, adjourned to June 20 for further testimony. The firm currently favors maintaining the present rate indefinitely despite a January cut, noting possible war emergencies and daylight saving could affect service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lieb, Jr
New York Edison Company
Public Service Commission
Lich
Edison
Lieb
War Department
Extradition Hurdles In Ruth Cruger Case Probed
District Attorney Swann and federal authorities press Cocchi for answers on Ruth Cruger's 1911 disappearance. Interrogation aims to link Cocchi, now in Bologna, Italy, to the crime after Miss Cruger was last seen at his shop where her skates were sharpened. Cocchi reportedly left with scarce funds. Swann notes extradition may hinge on Italian assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swann
Alfredo Cocchi
Bologna
Italy
Ruth Cruger
Claremont Avenue
Cocchi
Mr. Swann
Antonio Cardinals
Barnet Baff
Miss Cruger
Cloak Model Awarded $2,500 In Breach of Promise Suit
A jury in the Supreme Court awarded Miss Huldah von Ahlstrand, a cloak model, $2,500 in a breach of promise suit against Daniel Gordon Frank after eight hours of deliberation. Frank had sought $100,000. he plans to appeal the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloak Model
Supreme Court
Huldah von Ahlstrand
Daniel Gordon Frank
Frank
Sunday Revival Programme Listings at NYC Churches
A dense schedule of open air meetings and church events appears for Sunday across Manhattan. Speakers include Miss Fran ces E. Miller Miss Jean B. Lamont Miss Florence Kinney and Miss Grace Saxe with Billy Sunday preaching at Tabernacle All events occur at venues such as Brick Church Fifth Avenue and Thirty seventh Street John Street Methodist Church 12th Street Correlated with the Persian rug factory Brixton Street Morris High School and Hospital venues including Swedish Church Trath Street Cypress Avenue and West 108th Street.
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Brick Church
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-seventh Street
Frances E. Miller
John Street
Twelfth Street
Ninth
Tenth Avenues
Broome Street
Centre
Lafayette Street
Waring Hat Company
Yonkere, Proctor & Gambie's
Mariners’ Harter, and de Jonge Paper Company
Employes Af Persian
Brook Avenue
The
Bronx
Jean B. Lamont
Grace Saxe
Texcheile
Florence Kin
St Micholas Presbyterian Church
St. Nicholas Avenue
114Th Street
Alice Miriam Gamlen
Trath Street
Cypress Avenue
William Asher
Teo P
Tabernacle
Billy
Hope Baptist Church
Ltth Street
Broadway
Ndter Avenue
Billy Sunday claims 50 men could lead 10,000 to Christ in NYC
Billy Sunday told a New York audience he could name fifty men in the city who could rally 10,000 people to declare faith in Christ if they themselves stepped forward. He urged support for the Liberty Loan and announced plans for three meetings next Sunday, with churches to close on the campaign's final day. A 2,600 choir and various groups attended the meetings, and James Parkhurst donated an Airedale terrier to the American Kennel Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
New York
Christ
New York City
Liberty Loan
A. B. Leach
A. B. Leech & Co
Kaiser
Greenwich Village
Life Underwriters’ Association
Parke, Davis & Co
Old Guard
United
George W. Perkins
Riverdale
Perkins House
James Parkhurst
New Jersey
American Kennel Club
Jury Is Completed For Mooney Trial
San Francisco reports the jury for Mrs. Rena Mooney’s murder trial has been selected amid a panel lacking union labor representation. A thirteenth alternate will be chosen tomorrow. evidence starts Monday with District Attorney Louis J Avant proposing a conspiracy to sabotage a preparedness day parade linked to the July bomb blast that killed ten.
What Is Going on To-Day at Museums and Gardens
The notice lists events at the American Museum of Neural Ties Aquarium and the New York Garden. It mentions Garson at the Motel and a 1290 staging of raw Cy chapters. Daughters of Toe Sigetdan Naruto are noted with no clear dates or locations provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube Amartensy Museum of Neural Ties
Ne Aquarium
Nites
American Museum of Ately Niu
New York
Zamuaghel Garden
Anoeasen
Sen Iti
Garson
Tne
Toe
Cnet Caamerdal
Tarmarn
Woel Cates
Plan to raise 100 million for Red Cross via county dividends
Henry P. Davison proposed a nationwide extra dividend plan to fund the Red Cross as the war effort expands. Banks and corporations would issue a 1 cent dividend to mobilize large sums quickly, with voluntary participation and no pressure on shareholders. Davison aims to fund at least 10 million immediately, potentially more if corporations cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Henry P. Davison
Davison
Th Tau
Alma
B. Case
Mr. Davison
Lig
Trade Board Rules A B Dick Violated Clayton Act
Washington June 1 the Peden Trade Commission orders the A B Dick Company of Chicago to end tying arrangements forcing use of Dies or Dick supplies. Commission found Dick controlled major stencil paper market and tying contracts lessen competition. ruling cites Section 1 and 2 of the Clayton Act as basis for potential enforcement. The decision notes legality varies by industry facts.
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Washington
Peden Trade Commission
A.B. Dick Comme
Chicago
Dies Company
Ite
Sbediare
COB Mission
A. B. Dick
United States
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Kelly
Fos
By Briggs
Bugs
Val
Bues
Koval
Val Pusson
Society
G. P. Harrison
Union
Loewe Company
Liberty Loan Committer
Liberty Loan Committee
Mooney
U. S
Financiel Favor
York
Ba Herdly
Seward Prosser
Wecutive
American Rad Cross Finance Committee
Red Cros
Daviees
Chamber of Commerce
United Ste
Charles Jerry Brent
Philippines
John A. Gandeva
Belgium
Teen Burke
Scotch R
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