Scouts to Open Leaders Drive in City Today
Thousands of good citizens and patriots sought to guide the juvenile force as Boy Scout Week kicks off with a Hippodrome rally featuring McAdoo and others. The drive targets 825,000 new associate members in Greater New York, with mass meetings, church and cinema events, and a grand parade planned across fifteen city parks and a Washington Arch start.
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New York
Scouts of America
Sis
Indus
Hippodrome
William G. McAdoo
Treasury Department
Elsie Janis
el Wynn
Theyas
McAdoo
Nue
Ream
Uato
Liberty Loan
New York City
Bip Bi
Mittee
Manhattan
Dyer
Washington Arch
Washington Square
Wifth Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
United States
Flont
Tad
U.S. Navy
New York Yankee Baseball Club
U.S. Worroit
Uncle Sam
Voli
Float
Keith's
Nis
Lana Park
Firth Avenue
Wirth Avenue
Department of Great Clowninss
Sea Scout
Boy Scouts
Hani
National Biscuit Company
Camp Fire Club
Macdougal Street
United States Infantry
Aero Club
Lox
M. T
Polo Grounds
Eighth Avenue
168Th Street
Seata
Wrandetund
Nce
Paul ‘Thompson
Uders
Boy Scouts of America
Internal Revenue
Alarm Clock Arrests Burglary in Brooklyn
An alarm clock sprung a trap on a burglar in Brooklyn after John Rolasch rose for work. The intruder fled to 724 Driggn Avenue with trinkets and $8.25, assaulted by the clock’s alarm and a pursuing officer. The Williamsburg Plaza Court heard the case naming Join Posner and others in a tangled tale connected to Mrs Blanche Hebenata and Mrs McDonald.
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John Rolasch
South Fleet Street
Bolandh
Driggn Avenue
John O'Shaughnessy
Iscape
Mike
Williamsburg Plaza Court
Join Posner
Mustaen
Verte
Namilion
Tock
Tottenville
Staten Mand
Blanche K Hebenata
Ibang
Vellay ta tales S004 canvass and social worker appeal
United Neighborhood Houses appealed for volunteers as 44 settlements need help. Four thousand delegates invited to National Conference of Social Workers. events referenced in New York, Manhattan, and Brooklyn. An assortment of crime and court notes with local incidents and arrests follow.
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Torine
Frith
Willie Inne Nix Das
United
Vorty Nix
National Conference of Social Workers
Atlantis
Vial
New York
Chiba
Manhattan
Trooklyn
Weds J. B. F. Werreshoff in Hoboken Church
J. B. F. Werreshoff, grandson of Thrown University founder, married 70 year old chemist in First Presbyterian Church Hoboken by Dr Howard Townsend Beatty. Bride half his age and wife of Dr. Werreshoff due to recent New York divorce decree. Bride Mrs Currie Ridley Enslow is daughter of late Dr James Lucas Ridley. Society circles noting آورد.
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Francis Herresnon
Thrown University
Currie Ridley Enslow
First Presbyterian Church
Hoboken
Howard Townsend Beatty
Jersey
Herreshof
New York
Lnte
Jamen Lucas Ridley
Monteville
Ala
Roment
Manhattan
Washington
Wedding of York and Gracie Williams Draws Masses in Tennessee
Sergeant York and Gracie Williams wed in a mountain clearing near Three Forks of Wolf as state officials and residents gather for a rustic feast. Governor Albert Roberts officiates and praise for the Argonne hero fills the ceremony. More than 2,500 attend, with hams, turkeys, bears and geese prepared by mountain housewives. The couple plans to remain in the mountain cottage until Monday, then travel to Nashville and Salt Lake City for a Rotary convention honeymoon.
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Ineri
Contraponiien Pall Mall
Tenn
William York
Alvin Cullum York
Argonne Hero
Gracie Williams
Albert Tf. Roberts
Tennessee
Argonne
York
Nashville
Salt Lake City
National Woman's Party Spent Half Million on Suffrage Fight
The National Woman's Party expended about half a million dollars over six years campaigning for the Federal suffrage amendment. Financial chairman Ms. Lawrence Lewis disclosed the figures, noting that White House demonstrations drew thousands of dollars in costs per event amid large turnout.
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Washington
National Women’s Party
Lawrence, Lewis
Orgonization
White House
Rumanians Cheer Red Cross Ship With Food Arrival at Galatz
Washington June 7 Arrival at Galatz of the American Red Cross relief ship Lake Elizabeth with 2,500 tons of supplies for Rumanians was welcomed by peasants, many described as skeletons. The Lady Elizabeth is the tenth relief vessel to reach Galatz.
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Washington
Galatz
American Red Cross
Lake Elizabeth
Towers Tell Fighters of Their Flights in London Talk
American sailors and soldiers in London gathered at Eagle Hall to hear Lieutenant Commander Albert Read recount his nonstop seaplane flight from Newfoundland to Plymouth via the Azores and Lisbon. Commander John H. Towers, who led the ill fated mission, also spoke as Vice Admiral Sir Rosslyn Wemyss represented the British Navy.
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Read
Towers
London
Eagle Hult
Albert
Newfoundland
Plymouth
Azores
Lisbon
John IH. Towers
Rosslyn Wemyss
Nav
Two-Cent Letter Postage Restored On July First
Postage will drop to 2 cents per ounce for first class letters from July 1, with domestic postcards at 1 cent. Slumped envelopes sold at post offices will cost 12 cents more per thousand, announced Festmaster Thomus G. Patten.
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Thomus G. Patten
German Toys Arrive In Baltimore Amid War Protests
Baltimore receives 8,000 crates of German toys and crockery aboard the Dutch steamer Andijk, with a prior 7,500 crates aboard the Sloterdyjk. War mothers urge a Boston style “doll party” to dump goods bearing the Made in Germany stamp, while shipments head to New York for distribution or storage as protests grow nationwide.
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Baltimore
New York
War Mothers of Maryland
Boston
Andijk
Sloterdyjk
Rotterdam
Borgfeld & Co
Germany
Holland
United States
Sloterdyj
Baltimor
War Mothers of
Maryland
Two Arrests in Meat Fight Over Beef Prices in Bronx
A Bronx showdown over high beef and poultry prices ended with the arrest of Mrs. Samuel Aron and Samuel I. Berman for disorderly conduct after a picket clash at 702 East 182nd Street and 680 Wales Avenue. Police say twenty similar requests were logged, though crowds in other cases dispersed before officers arrived.
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Bronx
Samuel Steingart
East 182d
Gandert
Bronx Park Station
Samuel Aron
Wales Avenue
The
Samuel §i
East 15 Street
Two Cleveland Suspects Freed In Detroit Release
Detroit June 7 two Cleveland suspects Pano Tropoff and Steve Storkoff were freed tonight after Cleveland police requested their arrest on suspicion of involvement in the attempt to blow up Mayor Davis residence last Monday. Cleveland officers who questioned the prisoners recommended their release.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Pano Tropoff
Steve Storkoff
T Te
Davis
Skeleton of Woman Found in Cedar Swamp Near Rutherford
A woman's skeleton in heavy winter clothing was discovered by four boys in a cedar swamp near Rutherford New Jersey. The remains measured about five feet seven inches tall with brown hair, and there was no identification found.
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Cedar Swamp
Rutherford
N. J
Town plans flower garden on City Hall lawn
Workers shaved off one foot of the lawn surface in front of City Hall to plant a new garden. While digging they uncovered a concrete platform that shifted after hours. The concrete had supported a red brick tower representing $50 bond sales by the Mayor's Committee of Women on National Defence. Garden plans describe a riot of color and unusual flowers the gardener could not name.
Cash Instead of Land For Soldiers Is Urged
Iowa Representative Boies testified before the House Public Lands Committee opposing Secretary Lane's land grant plan for soldiers. He urged cash payments with no strings, arguing the scheme favors owners of swamp, stump, or arid land. Captain Ellis Bashore cited a Camp Shelby straw poll showing 87 percent of troops want land, not cash. Hearings may close early next week as several members favor Lane Plan legislation.
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Iowa
Hington
Boies
House Public Lands Committee
Lane
Congress
Ellis Bashore
Camp Shelby
Miss
Sinnatt
Teachers Seek School Inquiry in Washington
Washington Bureau reports a Senate inquiry into Miss Allen Wood a Washington high school teacher suspended over alleged Bolshevist tendencies. The High School Teachers Association led by Miss Alice Deal pushes for investigation into grievances against capital school authorities.
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Sve
York Tribe
Washington Bureau
Washington
Miss Allen Wood
Alice Deal
High
Senate
Miss Wood
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Sherman
District of Columbia
Congress
Brazilian President-elect Pessoa Arrives Aboard Jeanne d Arc
The French armored cruiser Jeanne d Arc reached Lisbon with President-elect Pessoa of Brazil and his party aboard. They had sailed from Portsmouth after a English visit and will continue to Brazil via the United States after a stop in Lisbon.
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Dr. Pessoa
U. S
Lisbon
Jeanne d'Arc
Pessoa
Brazil
Portsmouth
England
United States
Snell opposes Lane plan for soldiers land bill
Potsdam representative Bertrand H. Snell declares against Secretary Lane's proposed 50 million dollar soldiers land scheme. He says he would vote for five million, urges a census of returning soldiers to gauge how many want farming, notes farm labor shortages and city job appeal. He also calls to cut war payrolls rather than funding speculative programs.
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Bertrand H. Snell
Potsdam
New York
Lane
Mr. Snell
Belgium Luxemburg to Discuss Close Alliance
Six delegates from Luxemburg arrived in Brussels to discuss economic and political rapprochement with Belgium, following Paris conference guidance. The talks aim to strengthen ties between the two governments in Brussels.
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Belgium
Luxemburg
Brussels
Paris
Classified Advertisements Seek Various Jobs and Helpers
A jumble of old classified notices lists positions and applicants across trades. Listings include stenographers, clerks, bakers, printers, carpenters, machinists, drivers, and a female librarian role. Wages span hourly and per day rates with emphasis on experience and reliability.
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Knights OF Columbus War Activities Reconstruction and Employment Service Avenue
Cor
St Hailes
Fallors
Larines
Levine
Stevie
Cherie
Munda
ACM
P.M
Fune
Young
Tribune Office
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Shapiro
Promielie
Herger
Samer Mexande
Etfort
Jeanne de Tele
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Daca Hehmudy
Mt | Mineola
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Mantark
Hank
Seuilty
Yun
Dude Chaiteld
Federal Court
Tuesio
Iseooklin
Alice
Joxemh
J. B. F. Werreshoff
Mre
R. Enslow
Mountain Girl
National Woman’s Party
Red Cross
Harbor
Your Town
Raymond-Whitcomb
California
Yosemite
Grand Canyon
Colorado Glacier Park
Yellowstone
Pacific
Northwest
Canadian Rockies
Columbia River
Puget Sound
Arrow & Kootenay Lakes
Reinier National Park
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Alaska
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Japan
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Snell
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General Electric
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