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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1918
Page
24
Enright issues circulars with instructions and sets dates for German women to register in the city from June 17 through June 26. Officials emphasize compliance and outline required forms and procedures for registration.
A vast conflagration swept the Mahometan section of Constantinople wip ing out a large portion of Stamboul leaving thousands homeless. Reports from Amsterdam and Horling Vighiinke reference the disaster spreading along the Sule Nah Sebi and Morale districts.
A Dublin conference chaired by the Lord Mayor denounces Sinn Fein militant pressure and warns that a British conscription plan does not end Ireland’s draft issue. Irish leaders urge unity and readiness to travel to the United States if conscription advances.
Washington June 7 Nisengaratl opened today before the Long Ways and Mannx Committee hearings on the new war revenue bill designed to raise funds through taxation. Representatives Marvin, C. Marshall, and Al Went urged higher duties and import taxes to cover deficits, with discussion of a graduated tax on second class mail matter and related revenue projections.
British and Canadian Recruiting Commission work on Ueboal raid and US Britain trade talks. Names and details are limited by readable fragments. The note outlines collaboration between nations and recruitment efforts amid wartime diplomacy.
A garbled account discusses a government plan to enlist convicts for wartime service and references President Wilson. The text mentions proposals, reactions, and potential legislative actions, with scattered names and places, though many phrases are incomprehensible.
A high level reception in Rome marks a notable welcome for Lindsay Denver judge, hosted by prominent officials including ministers and an American ambassador. The visit features discussions with government figures amid high ceremonial regard and a planned progress to Austria before wartime-era tensions escalate.
In Weston and surrounding areas residents note shifting weather patterns and upcoming local events. The report mentions community meetings, schools planning schedules, and potential warnings as the season changes, with emphasis on safety and preparedness for residents.
A dense, fragmented passage catalogs diverse wartime and romance works with jumbled titles and author hints. It alludes to banned or censored fiction, moral debates, and literary trends amid conflict, mentioning memory, identity, and selfhood in scattered references.
A garbled report describes a wartime plot involving German agents and gunrunning for the Allies. It mentions Reynolds munition factory near a seaside town, a country club gathering, and individuals like Paul Zimmerleing Avericin and others, with an American officer exposing the scheme and foiling the plan.
A long review decries the work as art at the expense of human nature. It praises daring exploration of age and psychology, noting extravagant themes and a provocative plot that challenges plausibility and conventional romance.
A brisk review of an Oppenheim detective novel praises its intricate plots and melodrama. The writer notes engaging character Perl drives the mystery amid twists, with the narrative blending ware fare rhetoric and clever devises.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a broad 19th or early 20th century newspaper page. It touches on named individuals, places, and works, mentioning Maria Swe and various editors, with scattered references to literary and cultural items and a potential discussion of safety and future topics.
A fragmentary literary notice reviews a book about Verdun and the wounded, praising its honest portrayal of soldiers’ pain, fear, and resilience. The translator Simmonds is highlighted for rendering the work with sympathy and fidelity, contrasting real and imagined experiences.
A fragmented critique discusses an old fashioned romance novel amid debates on sexual content and morality. The piece references a wealthy young man and a female protagonist, noting possible rape and social judgments, while debating reader tolerance for moral questions and sensational topics.
An essay critiques literary romance amid war, denouncing exploitation of sexual scenes between characters and the misuse of art to sensationalize relationships. It argues for restraint, condemns phony sentiment, and questions the portrayal of consents and moral tension in wartime fiction.
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