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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1918

Page

13

New York Tribune 1918 Subscription Rates and Notices

The 1918 New York Tribune issue lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery, with pricing details and postal information. It includes masthead data, publication office at 136 Nassau Street, and notes on Associated Press content and reprint policies.

Tribune Amoetxiza New York Onden Reid Verner Rogere Vicw Aidhan Tae FA. Suler Tribune Nassau Strvet Beekman

Loyalty Day debate exposes German American split

An American German loyalty observance sparks bitter divisions as German origin groups refuse to condemn the Kaiser and Prussian autocracy. A meeting in New York fails to pass a resolution denouncing Germany, highlighting loyalty tensions amid a nationwide Loyalty Day plan endorsed by governors and the public information committee.

Committee On Public Information New York City National Defence New Yorker Staats-Zeitung German Herald Sigel Friends of German Democracy America Germany Ridder New Yorker Staate-Zeitung New York the Tribune United States Gregory Department of Justice New York Evening Post

The Strangulation of Russia by German Aims in War

A dated political column argues Germany gradually absorbs Russian lands and assets. It contends Germany aims control of the Black Sea fleet and Arctic littoral, uses Finland and Don Cossacks as proxies, and will extract Russia’s wealth while camouflaging as ally.

Russia Tchitcherin Black Sea Sea of Azov Rostov-on-Don Don Cossacks Moscow Germany Finland Arctic Ocean Murmansk Arctic White Sea Caucasus Caspian Batum Belgium Rumania

Government debate over pneumatic mail tubes proposed purchase

The piece notes a Senate House conference deadlock on funding pneumatic mail tubes and argues against abolishing the system, highlighting its efficiency for first class mail and the carriage of urgent communications. It stresses the tubes’ role in wartime postal operations and city commerce.

Senate House Conference Committee Congress Burleson Dowling

Recommendation to purchase tubes to aid national commerce

The article urges government purchase as the correct course, noting business and national interests align. It argues the value of tubes in commerce justifies the expenditure, calls for conference committee agreement, and seeks a decisive authorization to settle the vexing issue.

United States Conference Committee

The New Ladyism in Washington Square Riot

A satirical piece depicts three women challenging village norms in Washington Square with new fashions and bold attitudes. The Old Guard clings to tradition as debates over nets, hair, and propriety unfold amid wartime etiquette.

Washington Square Anne Irma Riverside Drive Wall Street Freda Bernice

Motors from Packard show why wartime output was hard

In Washington June 7 a Packard tour explains why producing 25 Liberty motors daily required 12 000 cylinders and complex parts. Experts cite war labor shortages, disrupted transportation, ongoing design changes, and the need for precision down to thousandths of an inch.

Ashington Packard Macauley Liberty Motors Europe Air Motor Makers Rolls-Royce Sunbeam Fiat Isotta-Fraschini Renault Hispano-Suiza Lorraine-De Dietrich Mercedes Benz Firat Signal Corps Liberty Rada Nordyke & Marmon Packard Company General Motors Cadillac Buick Ford Liberty Motor Lincoln Nordyke & Marmon Company Hall-Scots Motors Trego

True to His Race Pat in German captivity tale

A World War I era cartoon caption tells of Pat, captured by Germans who threaten to shoot him after he repeats a boast about Irish prowess. The officer offers a final chance to swear allegiance to the flag, and Pat makes a final taunt about Irish strength.

N. Y. Railways Mapas Pat Alwa Geo

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