Lewis Men Head Farm Federation in Albany Meeting
The State Federation of Agriculture elected Frank M. Bradley president, with Samuel Fraser as first vice president, and named officers pro Republican. The gathering, held behind closed doors, blocked politicians and debated endorsing Merton E. Lewis, while preserving unity against a separate farmers’ ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pseindicapateh
Tribune
Albany
Frank M. Bradleys
Meniber
State Assembly
Niagara County
Wee
State Federation of Agriculture
Tradley
Merton E. Lewis
Whitman
Republcat
New Agrarian Organization
Lewis
Poli Heians
Svery
Federation
Farners
Willem
Bennett
Lest Foll
United Property One
Manhattan
Max Just
Taxpayers’ Alliance
Bronx
Mientho
Mr.-Lewis
Samuel Fraser
Livingston County
Independent Farmers
Robert Seaman
Nassau County
Fred W. Vail
Ister County
Seth J.T. Bush
Monroe County
Federation names nine district councilors for agricultural group
The federation elected one representative from each of nine judicial districts to form a council. Named were Neil Strome from Orange County First District Paul C. McDermott from Columbia County Second District Francis Hanlon Oswego County Fifth District and DC Fennell from Oswego County Seventh District. Nineteen organizations attended the meeting and nineteen others sought Federation membership. The body outlined a non partisan aim to elect farmers to state offices and to back independent candidates if parties fail to nominate suitable agricultural allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceanurer
Fred W. Corvall
Wayne Ouny
Neil Strome
Orange County
Paul C. McDermott
Columbia Cunty
Francis Hanlon
Orienna County
Fennell
Oswego County
She Federaion
New York State Horticultural Society
New York State Fruit Growers’ Association
New York State Federation of Poultry Association
Mudaon River Fruit Exchanes
Farmers Central Lake and Supply Company
the Federation of Jewish Farmers of America
Niagara County Farmers Club
Long Island Farmers’ Club
Seneca Grange
Dover Plains
Dairymen's League
Ulster County Dairymen’s League
Copake
Dairymen's Low
Williamstown
Measant Valley
Exopus
Geneseo
Montgomery
Mexico
Youngsville
State Grange
Dairymen’s League
Federation of
Farm Ravenas
John Dillon
Whitman
Rerard
Federation
Jin
Fndera
Federa
Senate
Assembly
Prizes for Telling How To Spread War Aims
The National Security League announced four prize winners for best methods to spread war aims before Germans, each receiving $250. Names include Dr. Henry Louis Smith and F J Neubauer, with secrecy kept on the methods to avoid undermining their effectiveness. The contest drew over 2,000 entries with drawings and some German submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security League
America
National Security League
Henry Louis Smith
Washington and Lee University
F. J. Neubauer
Brownville
N. Y
James H. Monahan
Trookline
Mass
John C. Ralston
Spokane
Wash
James W. Gerard
David Jayne Hill
Job E. Hedges
J. Clarence Davies
New York
Rink and File
Germany
Charles W. Fairbanks Buried in Indiana Funeral rites
The body of former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks was taken from the Fairbanks residence to the State Capitol where thousands viewed the body. The funeral was held at the residence at 3 PM with Bishop W. F. McDowell delivering the main address. Burial followed at Crown Hill Cemetery.
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Ind
Indiana
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Fairbanks
State Capitol
W. F. McDowell
Washington
Crown Hill
New York Manufacturer Weds Greenwich Girl in Conn
In Greenwich on June 4 Margaret Groce daughter of Mr and Mrs John Groce of New York City wed Charles Hayden a wealthy New York manufacturer at the First Presbyterian Church officiated by Rev Frank McArsor. The couple departed for New York for a honeymoon at the Thousand Islands. Hayden, son of a noted banker, is brother in law of war correspondent Stephen Bonsal and this is his third marriage. The bride was previously divorced from her first husband.
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Greenwich
Conn
Margaret Groce
John Groce
New York City
Charles Hayden
New York
Frank McArsor
First Presbyterian Church
Thousand Islands
Hayden
Stephen Bonsal
Ly Brde
Miss Margaret Groves to Wed in East Orange Church
Invitations issued by Dr and Mia Charles A Groves East Orange New Jersey announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Margaret Field Groves to Lieutenant A C M Arcy Jr of East Orange. The ceremony will be held Wednesday afternoon at the First Presbyterian Church East Orange.
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Margaret Groves
Mia
Charles A. Groves
East Orange
N.J
Margaret Field Groves
A. C. M. Arcy, Jr
Fast Orange
First Presbyterian Church, East Orange
Upstate hotel men form party to oppose Whitman and drys
Hotel and restaurant men across upstate New York plot a new political party to defeat Governor Whitman and anti dry candidates. E C Greene of the Motel Iroquois Buffalo is temporary chairman Garret J Henson leads the executive committee. Leaders say 72 percent of upstate hotel men are Republicans with 47 percent enrolled. The group plans county by county organization outside New York City to mobilize hotel employees against prohibition and allied incumbents.
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Sprcint
Tribune Albany
Hotel Men’s Party
Syracuse
Animens
New York State Federation of Agriculture
E. C. Greene
Iroquois
Buffalo
Garret J. Henson
Hotel Men's Association of
New York State
New Party
Hotel Men's Party
New York City
Whitman
Merton E. Lewis
Ment Whitman
Henry Astor Dies At Country Home
Albany June 7 Henry Astor grandson of John Jacob Astor died at his West Copake Columbia County country home aged eighty six after weeks of illness. He was son of William B. Astor and reportedly estranged from his family over a marriage to the gardener's daughter. He survived by a wife and held income from family holdings but had only recently been publicly linked to the Astor name. His West Copake estate spanned over 290 acres with a grand residence and antique collection reflecting his status as a noted collector.
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Albany
Henry Astor
John Jacob Astor
West Coyoke
Columbia County
Mr. Astor
William B. Astor
Vincent Astor
Nrge
Astor
Mr.Astor
West Copake
Schoolboys Meet Today at Brooklyn Athletic League Field
Peat schoolboys of the elementary unions in the greater city are ready for the annual outdoor track and field championships at Brooklyn Athletic League Field this afternoon. More than 1,100 boys are entered and records will be pursued as only new standards are recognized in title meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Athletic League
France Tests Air Mail Routes
Paris postal officials study air routes from Paris to St Nazaire and Paris to Nice with possible extensions to Rome and Corsica. Two aviators tested a seaplane mail run from Paris to London, carrying 300 kilograms, taking five and a half hours for the round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
St. Nazaire
Nice
Postal Administration
Rome
Corsica
Paria
London
Total Eclipse of Sun Casts Shadow on City Today
City prepares for a daytime total solar eclipse at 1 29 pm with 68 percent of the sun obscured. Observers will view from ferries, hills, and rooftops as the event darkens day into night, with coronas and halos visible and scientists racing to study solar structure and theories amid wartime distractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kelinse Kare Vales
Nia Discener
United States
New York City
Washington
Florida
Hilda
Lick Observatory
Goldendale
Russia
Kiev
Pacific
Entrance
Europe
France
Vulcan
Mercury
Einstein
J. E. P. Lewis
University of California
Taxes for Month Pay War Bills For 48 Hours
Washington reports April tax take barely covers two days of war expenses at current spending. Treasury data show $169.3 million from corporate and individual income taxes, with other revenues scattered across whiskey, tobacco, travel, theatre, auto taxes, and bonds. Since last July 1, totals include $192.8 million from corporate taxes and $101.1 million from individuals, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Pullinan
Maureh
Funeral services for Sol Liechtenstein veteran bookmaker
Funeral services were held yesterday at Campbell Funeral Church for Sol Liechtenstein a veteran bookmaker killed by a fall from an eighth foot window at his West End Avenue home. Attendees included E J Ryan William Pinkerton Allan Pinkerton Fred Wasser man F W Lawrence Maxy Blumen thal Supreme Court Justice Guy A Allen Bease and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Liehtenstein
West End Avenue
Eighty-fourth Street
Campbell Funeral Church
Broadway
Sixty-sixth Street
E. J. Ryan
William and
Allan Pinkerton
Fred Wasserman
F. W. Lawrence
Maxy Blumenthal
Supreme Court
Guy
A. Allen Bease
G. C. Henshaw
M. E. Friend
Thomas McAvoy
Billie Cowan
F. K. Bradley
MacBride quits Civil Service Board to join Fox Film
J E MacBride president of the Municipal Civil Service Commission has sent a resignation to Mayor Hylan effective July 1. He cites an enticing salary and future prospects in an executive role with Fox Film Generation, likely about double his current $6,000 annual pay. MacBride previously served as Atbar correspondent for The New York American before joining Hylan’s mayoral campaign staff.
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James HE. MacBride
Municipal Civil Service Commision
Hylan
MacBride
Inter
Fox Film Generation
Commission
Ide
MacBride Wa
Atbar
New York American
Judge Hylan
Civil Service Comission
Straus Plans to Quit Public Service Commission
S S Straus, chairman of the Public Service Commission, said he will retire on July 1 after notifying Governor Whit of his resignation desire. He may serve as a government mediator in wartime disputes, including post resignation arbitration with Hoover over sugar pricing.
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Straus
Public Service Commission
User S. Straus
Whit
Commission
Public Service
St. Regis
Albany
Mr. Straus
J. Sergeant Gram
Washington
Hoover
Federal Fuel Administration
American Sugar Refining Company
$25,000 Gift to Provide Negro Recreation Plan
The Rockefeller Foundation appropriated $25,000 to demonstrate a recreation plan for negroes in cantonments and $45,000 for a social hygiene program. War Camp Community Service plans substantial yearly funding to create recreation facilities for black soldiers. The foundation aims to adapt its experimental methods to war conditions and enable other camp communities to adopt improved welfare work.
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Sucnerener Evanuation Une
Foundation
MCA
Knights of Columbus
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Rockefeller Foundation
French director films in New York studio visit
Leonce Perret, leading French director, enters the Pathé Studio with French officials to film a World War I drama titled America First. Stars include E. K. Lincoln Dolores Cassinelli and Ethel Winthrop with Valentine Petit in a small role. The project blends American and French wartime scenes for a government supported movie.
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Park Avenue
134Th Street
Pathé Studio
Leonce Perret
Motion Pietres
M. Perret
M. Guy
Department of
French Propaganda
M. Ratisbone
M. Gaston Siebert
M. Marccini
M. Almel
Manhattan
E. K. Lincoln
Dolores Cassinell
Ethel Winthrop
Valentine Petit
Mme. Perret
McAdoo’s Daughter To Be Married Today
Multiple weddings are scheduled today in and around New York area with ceremonies in Philadelphia Zion Church Wappingers Falls New Hamburg Elkton Providence and Poughkeepsie. Notable pairs include Miss Mauda Borland to Franklin Chase Lost and Miss Lucille Wood to Donald Elmore Dietz.
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Owever
New York
Franklin Chase Lost
Zion Church
Wappinger’s Falls
N.Y
New Hamburg
N. Y
Graystone
Mildred Sutton
Samuel F. Sutton
Phillips Wyman
Providence
St. Ambrose
St. John the Divine
Lucille Joan Wood
Oakley Wood
East Sixty-second Street
Donald Elmore Dietz
Alexandra Kent_ Costikyan
Kent Cosikyan
Theodore Carter Jewett
Buffalo
National party plans tickets in many states this fall
J A H Hopkins former executive committee chair reports that Progressives Prohibitionists prewar Socialists and radicats will run independent tickets in numerous states including Connecticut Massachusetts Rhode Island and Pennsylvania with plans extending to New York. He argues liberals must act to block reactionaries and influence peace terms and reconstruction after the war.
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J. A. H. Hopkins
Executive Committee of the Nations
New England
Mopkins
National Party
Provident Wileson
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhoda Island
Pennsylvania
Tieneta
Nations Party
New York State
Mophkina
Hopkins
East Fortieth Street
American Protective League
M High
Congress
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Senate
Lewis Hints Travis Is Coercing Employes
Albany dispatch reports Attorney General Lewis warning State Controller Travis against pressuring office staff in the Republican primary. He cites a May 21 request for a public statement freeing subordinates to vote as they choose and notes no reply, suggesting threats of discharge to influence votes.
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Albany
Lewis
Travis
Whitman
Hin
Travia
Whit
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Lewis Men Head Farm Federation
Frank M. Bradley
Murrays
Murray's
North Pole
Patrick V. Kyne
Diarager
Chas. W. Fairbanks
Merrick
Lynbrook,l.i.1
Whitman and Drys
Buffalo Man
Legislative Halla
Mr. Green
Mr. Benson
Duncan G. McLeod
McLeod Hotel
Robert Summers
Stutler
George J. Marlbert
Samuels Hotel
Jamestown
Jacob Messner
Powers Hotel
Rochester
C. A. Miner
Lenox
Thomas Digman
Osborn House
Auburn
Milton Robba
J. A. Causer
Ttisca
Ithaca
Proctor Welch
Onondaga
A. I. Rennie
Tencyck
East
177Th St
Lichtenstein
J. E. MacBride
Civil Service Board
Lyceumus David Et
Tiger Rose
Ewey A3rs
GLOBE
Henry Miller
Eve
Anna Billie Burke
Melnl
Nlokenor Moore
Tateh
New Amsterdam
Vries
Eznone
Torae
Westcat
Fulto
Ee Reom
Grant Fitchell
Gov. Whitman
44Th ST
D.W. Grifieh
Lee Daly
Evas
Loew's
New York Theatre
Roar
Amercan
Miraslova
Beigulans
Friend
L de Sas Maya Feelin
Éstan EL Mayore Orchestra
Waglace Ier
Sanar
Nialto Orch Estes
Anna Fitziu i
Tokeibos
Roof Century Theatre
Dolly
George Sisters
THE
Doolers
WHITE
McAdoo
Rine Carden
Hea
Male Exest
Serge
Broadhurst
Iui
Ydul
Charlee
Posey
Siegen
Niejoun
Charles Thoman
West Erg
Morosco
NEW Fork Lombardi, Ltd
A. Brady
Maxine Elliott
Cuifton Crameord
Arth ST. KA
Fot Toon Te Man
Tayep
Fanon
Blayerstar Caaby
Shubert Sui
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We Bates
Percivalamignt Sa Tee
Pershing
MONDA
MME
U.S. Navy
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McCormack
Maratore
Martinelli
Lacare
Mischartman
Harold Hauer
Mines
Case
Sparkes
Metropolitan
Roberto Montoux
Otully
John Philip Souza
Max Omics
Pera
Baranch
Exeter
Mattfeld
Garrison
Meanes
Earth
Amato
Otter
de Luce
Didur de Regards
Madd
Althouse
Amiato
Morangont
Gennaro
Madison Sq. Garden Concert Hall
26Th Street Side
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