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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1918

Page

27

Lewis Men Head Farm Federation

A large assembly formed the Farm Federation as political activity surged. Frank Bradley and Merton Lew led a coalition of twenty agricultural groups in Niagara and Westchester counties aiming to influence state policy and organize endorsements for farmers’ interests. The federation plans a public committee and potential independent slates if party primaries limit farmer leverage.

Spain Prematch Albasioruie Frank Mo Bradley State Assembly Add K Niagara Dousty Agncultur Nm Parma Hradley Anaeran If Merton E. Lew Teemreeh Law Pristely Federation Nicolifrood Bernade Federa Ty Lewis Foreek Bain Henneth Myiy Kruuripy Wess Tewart Ud Lrekee Whitting Geolse Skeeton Delee Westchester Richmond Adare Thomas Brukeler United Tyrapertye Manhettan Max Ifs Reali John Tiny Piommans Tabert Suaman Nawiea Prd Ivboraunty Turks Mowry County

Prizes for Telling How To Spread War Aims

The National Security League awarded prizes for best methods to win public support for war aims among Germans at home. Judges split $1,900 among four originators, with equal shares, while one $1,000 prize went to Jy Chcenes Davies a New York real estate broker. More than 2,000 entries, many from German sympathizers, were evaluated for practical value and secrecy.

America Nnt National Security League Ans Ars Henry Lewis Smith Washington and Sae University Neubauer Bronxvills Ygdamex H Monahan Trau ¥Link Maes Dutin Co Rabston Snokane Washcrecy Nationat James W. Gevard David Jayne WilPunddob E. Hedgns Jy Chcenes Davies New York Austria Atuke

Charles W. Fairbanks Burial Draws Thousands In Indianapolis

Thousands viewed the body of Charles W. Fairbanks former vice president as it lay in state at the Indiana state capitol. The funeral was held later in the afternoon with Bishop W. F. McDowall delivering the eulogy at the service followed by burial at Crow Cemetery.

Indianapolis Indiana Charles W. Pairbanks United States Banks W. F. McDowall Washington

New York Manufacturer Weds Greenwich Conn Girl

New York financier Charles Hayden wed Margaret Groce of Greenwich Connecticut in a morning ceremony. The couple, described as connected to prominent banking and business circles, left for New York to begin their honeymoon, with Hayden noted as the brother-in-law of Stephon Honnald and a known figure in finance.

New York Greenwich Conn Margaret Groce John Groce Charles Flayden Hayden Stuphan Honnal Br de Wun

Miss Grover to Wed in First Presbyterian Church

Miss Margaret Grover of East Orange New Jersey will wed Lieutenant Ar St Avoy of Kinet Orange on a weekday afternoon at the First Presbyterian Church. Invitations have been issued by Mr and Mrs Charles Grover for their daughter Miva Margaret Biald Grovan.

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Upstate Hotel Men Organize to Defeat Whitman

Hotel and restaurant workers across upstate counties form a new political group opposing Governor Whitman and backing anti prohibition candidates for the New York Legislature. Leaders say the movement aims to unite hotel and catering interests outside New York City to influence primaries and general elections.

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Henry Astor Dies At Country Home

ILBANY June 7. Henry Astor, son of William B. Astor, died at his country home West Copake, Columbia County. He was eighty six years old and had been a recluse for weeks. The prominent Astor heir’s death follows a family dispute over an arranged marriage to the daughter of his father’s gardener. The West Copake residence was a showpiece, richly furnished and housing a notable table collection.

Ilbany Sanyeg Erindaon Jon Jacob Asti West Copnkes Columba Cantry Guy Astor William B. Asten Meighbors Vincent Astor West Copake Columbia Astin

Schoolboys Track Meet At Brauk On Athivtin Usingun Breil

Elementary schoolboys from the greater city prepare for today’s annual track meet and field championships at Brauk. Officials expect all boys to compete in standard events and attempt to set new school marks amid local excitement.

Asnuolboys Scagaly Eliy Runi Ouidang Chamlorshipy Plice Mt Braukon

France Tests Air Mail Routes Experimental Paris to London Flight

France conducts tests of air mail routes from Paris to London with two experimental pilots using a postal tin. A round trip completed in five and a half hours demonstrates potential service extensions to other routes.

France Paris Apria Ste Nawarre Irun Varin Nie Postal Din Ninitator Rointod Morhien London

Taxes for Month Pay War Bills For 48 Hours

Government taxes from many sources barely cover expenses for two days of April. Revenue from income and profits shows declines yet yields total $108,200,000 from various sources. Theatre and travel taxes fall, sale of playing cards rises, and stamp duties, stock conveyances, and oil pike lines contribute to the overall intake as collection progress through May 1.

Washington Apel Adinissians Matorcyelon HALO Vaviees Cannes Hioxekon Esisphane Lelugcaph Tun Pablor Avlil Livtsis Jose Une Iy Marek Douligil Ghsie Oil Pike Lines Cwme Boticies Mum Ann

Lichtenstein Funeral Services Held for Sol Liehtenstein

Services for Sol Liehtenstein veteran bookmaker killed by a fall from a window at his West End Avenue home were held by Campbell Funeral Church Hroundway and Sixty-sixth Singers Among. Attendees included J. Ryn Allan Pinkerton Fred Waserman FW Lawrence and others in a somber midweek service.

Seeviers Sol. Liehtenstein West End Avenue Fourth Street Campbell Funeral Church Mr Aid Dre M. E. Friend Thuman McAves Bulla Cowen F. K. Beaslay

J E MacBride Resigns From Civil Service Board

J E MacBride quits the Civil Service Commission after mayoral election. He praises appointees though plans to join Judge Uysun's Mayoralty campaign. MacBride’s resignation letter cites family reasons and notes his future role in city management.

J.E. MacBride Civil Service Board Damon MarReide Manivina Daniel MapBeide Murle Alban New York Americar Uysun Civil Service Commission

Straus to Quit Public Service Commission July 1

Straus plans to resign as chairman of the Mobile Public Service Commission on July 1 after more than a year in the role. He has not named a successor and indicated he will act as a government mediator in disputes arising from wartime conditions, with Albany to host any formal resignation events.

Straus Public Service Commission Aon Mobile Service Commission Whiteman St. Reis Albany Strain Wan Pullin American Sugar Refining Company Thazainh Alvienne Garrial Wim the Atkar Gorarnoe Whitnai Danvie Olena SD Werole Public Metallient Elbitee Tom Pinte Wien Melons Ingult

Rockefeller Foundation Funds Negro Recreation Plan in Cantonments

The Rockefeller Foundation allocates 26,109 to demonstrate a recreation plan for African American troops in cantonments and 29,000 for a social hygiene program. War Camp Community Service notes large expenditures to entertain troops as camps develop. The foundation aims to show how such work can be carried out in a typical community to inspire broader adoption in other camp settings.

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Drama Endangers Park Avenue Studio Scene Mentioned in Paris Delegation

Report on a Paris visit by film figure Loonie Perret and French officials to a New France project “America First.” The delegation included M. Uy and M. Katiabonu with Emory Mey and others. Ethel Winthrop and Dblorey Gaonsinelli star. Valentine Petit to appear. film shot in America featuring French government work.

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McAdoos Daughter To Be Married To-day

Numerous weddings are planned near New York City with ceremonies at White Sulphur Springs and in New York area homes. Brides include Mrs Charles Tuber Martin and Miss Mildred Button, among others, with celebrations in towns from Poughkeepsie to New Hamburg and Providence.

New York McAdoo White Sulphur Springs W. Va Philadelphia Mrr Charles Tuber Martin Clayton Platt Misa Garland John Borland Branklin Chase Hoyt Wanpinger's Falls New Hamburg N.Y Tata Grigatone Nisa Mildred Button Samual F. Sutton Nevilla Day Baker Sileholm Ron Mivents Providence St. Ambrown Eathedral St John the Divine Lucilly Tom Wool Oakley Wad Donald Elmore Mletz Mise Alexandra Kent Contikyan S. Kent Com Ukyan Theodnes Cantor Jewett Buffalo Towtuy the Hillmer Montslaty Ned Miss Maron Gimpbell Adrianee T. Campbell Adrianen Poughkeepsie Eigar

National Party Courts Voters With Broad Ticket Push

National Party leaders travel across states to promote a broad slate of candidates. J AT Topking, chair of the national committee, returns from a trip to New York and other areas, urging voters to back party nominees and stressing the aim to keep Republicans and Democrats in power.

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Lewis Hints Travis Is Coercing Employes

Albany dispatch reports Lewis alleging pressure by Travis to force employees in several departments to vote a certain way. He cites indirect harassment, urging officials to restrain subordinates and warn of consequences for dissent, while urging the governor to respond to the alleged coercion.

Lewis Travis

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