Elmira ministers urge ban on Hearst press
Elmira Methodist ministers meeting at Pimira Heights condemns William Randolph Hearst and his papers The resolution denounces The New York American and The Evening Journal as unpatriotic and harmful to war effort It predicts expansion of the anti Hearst campaign into New York and Pennsylvania with broad clergy backing including Elmira Ithaca and Towanda clergy and Bishop Burt attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Elmira
Hearst
N. Y
Une
Methodist Ministers
Seasion
Pimira Heights
Oakwood Methodist Episcopal Church
William Randolph Mearst
New York American
The
Evening Journal
New York
Pennsylvania
Ithaca
Teoy
Blossburg
Towanda
William Art
Buffalo
E’ Gation
Y York
Fcht
Albert E. Lerg
Hedsing Methodist Episcopal Church
de Witt S. Hooker
M. E Church
Imesting
New York ‘Evening Journal
William Randolph Hearst
Germany
America
Marlowe
Richard Marlowe
Charles H. Wallis
Utley
Religious Paper Fights Hearst in Editorial Clash
The Churchman, a Protestant Episcopal weekly, editorializes against Hearst papers as a public health issue. It praises communities’ push to curb what it calls sordid journalism and criticizes Hearst without endorsing Burleson’s Roosevelt link. The piece hints the editorial marks an early broadened Churchman focus on Hearst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Churchman
Epicopal Church Jourist
Hearst Newspapers
William Austin Smith
America
The
Guy Emery Shipler
Margaret Jefferys Hobart
Burleson
Roosevelt
Mr.Hearst
Mr. Roosevelt
Sayers Coe
Hearst Papers Barred From Macon Newsstands
Hearst newspapers and other Hearst publications have been barred from major Macon newsstands. The J. W. Burke Company and the Hotel Dempsey posted anti Hearst signs, followed by drug stores. City Council to consider an ordinance banning disloyal publications and grant police authority to charge violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Tearst
Hearst
J. W. Burke Company
Dempsey
Hearst Papere
Sterling Girls Block Hearst Newspapers Effort
Sterling New Jersey June 10 The Women’s Ambulance Unit activates to bar Hearst papers from Sterling following a local call to refuse Hearst publications. Led by Miss Yvonne Coradi the group aims to persuade news dealers to stop distributing the papers and vows to continue until all subscribers are reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
N. J
Hearst
Sterling Women's Ambulance Unit
New Jersey
Hearst Publications
Red Cross
Yvonne Coradi
Coradi
Lillian Nelson
Bertha Prenker
Anna Schumacher
Elizabeth Stulz
Sterling Company
New Jersey Militia Reserve
Raymond Alland
Militia Company
Frank L. Miller
Meredyanad Church
800 Penalties Imposed For Food Violations
Washington June 10 more than 100 penalties for violations of licensed foodstuffs regulations have been imposed since the food control act passage. The food administration said 150 companies and individuals were ordered to stop business for limited or unlimited periods and more than 600 have paid money or abstained temporarily. A vast number of other cases were disposed of by Federal food administrators locally without appeals to Washington. These include over 209 cases involving shipments of perishable foods and feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Food Administration
Good News Costs Her Life at Twentieth Street
Peter Connelly stood with a letter from his brother Daniel at 219 West Twentieth Street as his mother Mrs. Mery Connelly crossed Twentieth Street. An automobile struck her curbside, killing her. Frank Wilm of 733 Seneca Avenue, Brooklyn, was arrested and held for examination on a charge of assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Connelly
Twentieth Street
Seventh Avenue
Hi Home
West Twentieth Street
Daniel
Peter
Frank Wilm
Seneca Avenue
Brooklyn
Jefferson Market
Theodore Shonts Stricken At Post-Graduate Hospital
Theodore P. Shonts president of Interborough Rapid Transit was taken to Post-Graduate Hospital yesterday afternoon seriously ill. The exact ailment was not disclosed though described as a very sick man. He had been in poor health for some time and had recently returned to New York from Long Branch N J. He remains at his apartment in the Hotel Finza under care of his personal physician Dr Samuel Lambort of 185 West Thirty-fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore P. Shonts
Interborough Rapid Transit
Finza
Samuel Lambort
West Thirty-fifth Street
Whyte's Pays Fine For Violation of Food Regulations
Whyte's Restaurant at 145 Fulton Street paid a $1,500 fine to the Federal Food Board in lieu of a weeklong suspension for war food rules violations. The firm must display notices on its doors proclaiming the punishment and compliance. Separate case: Oberman & Scherl, flour dealers at 217 West 126th Street, faced evidence of major flour sale rule violations with excess profits and lack of substitutes in many sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whyte's
Fulton Street
Federal Food Administration
Federal Food Board
Whyte’s, Incorporated
American Red Cross
John Mitchell
Arthur Williams
New York City
Oberman & Scherl
West 126Th Street
Uberman & Scherl
Clearing House to Cope with Marine Labor Shortage
The U S Employment Service plans an industrial clearing house for longshoremen and marine workers to reduce port idleness along 748 miles of shoreline. Stations will be at Brooklyn sites and in Hoboken with lounges for workers awaiting assignments. Captain T W O’Connor will direct stevedores and marine workers from Bowling Green Building. About forty thousand men daily will be the clearing house stock in trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Employment Service
T. W. O'Connor
Longshoremen's Union
Bowling Green
Clearing House
Twenty-third Street
Eleventh Avenue
Leroy Street
Peck’s Slip
Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn
Hoboken
Atterbury Resigns From West Park Presbyterian Church
Dr. Atterbury resigns as co pastor emeritus at West Park Presbyterian. Rev Anthony H Evans becomes co pastor at Amsterdam Avenue and Eighty sixth Street after a Presbytery meeting in New York. Atterbury aged 63, a Union Theological Seminary graduate, served thirty years before co pastorship. Evans to take post July 1. salary set at 4000 dollars. A move to allow William H Anderson of the Anti Saloon League to access churches in the New York district was postponed for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meney
Anton P. Atterbury
Anthony H. Evans
West Park
Union Theological Seminary
Evans
Church Action
William H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League
New York
Paul Chapman Respite Delays Execution in Brooklyn Case
Paul Chapman, aged sixteen, won a temporary stay of execution as his lawyers prepared an appeal to the New York Court of Appeals. The defense argues the trial judge erred in charging the jury and seeks a possible new trial or reduction to a lesser charge. If the appeal fails, Chapman would face death in Sing Sing, with his seventeenth birthday looming in mid October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Chapman
Jon Paul
Jenst
Sing Sing
Murderers’ Row
Paul
Raymond Street
Brooklyn
Sam
Harry Regensburg
Kapper
Court of Appeals
Jane
Matthew W. Wood
William St. Murphy
Pauls
Lewis
Kings
Albany
Wood
Murphy
Coiled in the Flag Hears s s Name
A fragment reads a name and address in a coiled flag related notice. The readable portion preserves only partial identifiers with no clear event or date.
Walker Leads Binghamton in Democratic Governor bid
Mayor Harry C. Walker of Binghamton appears to head the field for the Democratic nomination for governor. A steering committee of seven, led by William H. Kelley, has canvassed Democrats statewide while a larger committee of thirty-five backs the Walker effort, aiming to move ahead before Hearst forces intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Walker
Binghamton
Yammany Hall
William R. Hearst
Hylan
Hearst
Walker
William H. Kelley
Syracuse
Joseph J. Murphy
Troy
T. Harvey Ferris
Utica
William H. Manning
Saratoga
John Firegibbon
Oswego
Charles D. Norris
Watertown
David F. Leo
Norwich
Qver
Big Seven
Committee of
Committee of Seven
Kelley
Platt
Bill" Farley
John J. Irving
Parley
Hinman-I Hill
Bill’ Parley
Syracuse Conference
Murphy
Conners
Br. Hearst
Brooklyn election inspectors fined for fraud in September returns
Four election inspectors of the 4th Election District of the 8th Assembly District Brooklyn were fined $100 each by County Judge May for fraud in announcing returns of the Riegelmann Coler contest at the primaries last September. Names listed include William Stoddard Simon O'Donnell John R Gallagher and Patrick J O'Connor with street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Riegelmann-Coler
Rimaries
William Stoddard
Harrison Street
Simon O'Donnell
Baltic Street
John R. Gallagher
Henry Street
Patrick J. O'Connor
Shoes and Ships And Sealing Wax in Wartime Verse
A wartime collage blends poems and humorous speeches about the Kaiser and Marine slang. It notes a cartoonist's work on a sun soldier chasing the Kaiser and Captain Sterrett’s critique of it. A Magistrate visits a traffic-pen and reads with disdain prisoners letters to him seeking justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine
T. 3. Sterrett
Marine Publicity Department
Captain Sterrett
Threats in Supreme Court Case Over Kaiser Herz Custody
Dr. Isaac Oppenheimer threatened to kill lawyer D. Steuer during a custody dispute in the Supreme Court. The quarrel centers on Eleanor Kaiser, now aged ten, with custody sought by her father Emanuel Kaiser and challenged by Edith Kaiser-Herz, ex-wife of Kaiser. Justice Mullan paused to hear the threat and will decide after consulting Eleanor on custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Isaac Oppenheimer
Vx D. Steuer
Oppenheimer
Edith Kayser-Herz
Emanuel Kaiser
Pittsburgh
Steuer
Tld
Mr. Stever
Mier
Defiant Sides Hold Firm in Bronx Car Strike
In the Bronx the Union Railway Company of The Bronx and striking carmen offered no settlement. Louis Fridiger argued for the strikers to maintain demands while the company dismissed negotiations. Clifton Reeves arrived from Washington to mediate and relayed demands but a final decision was promised soon. Conductors reported long hours as delays and crowds formed in the rain at transfer points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Railway Company
The
Bronx
Louis Fridiger
Carmen
Clifton Reeves
Washington
Transfer Polita
What Is Going On To-day One Meal War Drive Events
A garbled listing shows multiple wartime events and gatherings across New York venues. Proceedings include war savings stamp drives, Red Cross nurses campaigns, health census efforts, and various local society meetings at hotels and universities with times around late morning to evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anders
6000 Strike Halts Work on New Subways
About 6000 workers halted all unfinished subway contracts yesterday after the Board of Estimate, Public Service Commission, and contractors failed to agree on wage increases. The strike, led by Allied Subway Laborers Union chairman Matthew M. McConville, shifts blame to the Board for not acting under the Lockwood law. Officials warned unless a quick adjustment is reached, many workers may move to other jobs and subway work may not resume until after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Estimate
Public Service Commission
Craig
Matthew 4. McConville
Allied Subway Laborers’ Union
James B. Walker
McConville
Walker
Lockwood
Commission
Rapid Tranach
Grover Whalen
Hylan
Corporation Counsel
Public Service Commissioners
Lockwood Jia
Public Service
Poliiic Service Commission
City Treasury
Thief Snatches Lavalliere From Car Window at Eighteenth Street
During a subway pause at Eighteenth Street a thief thrust a hand through a train window and ripped a lavalliere from socialite Mary Lang of 507 West 171st Street. Passengers pursued two men, one named Nick Catalano of 816 East Twelfth Street, as a patrolman tripped a fleeing suspect near Second Avenue. A lavalliere was found nearby but not Miss Lang's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighteenth Street
Lavalliere
Mary Lang
West
171St Street
Coughlin
Brooklyn Detective Bureau
Second Avenue
Nick Catalano
East Twelfth Street
Yorkville Polles Court
Misa Lang
Miss Cornelia Barclay Engaged to Lieutenant Arthur A Hi Section
Mr and Mrs Sackett M Bocelsy of 37 Went Forty sixth Street announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Cornelia Barclay to Lieutenant Arthur A Hi Section United States Army. The couple plan a future wedding and preside over their country place at Cazenovia Alle.
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Cornelia Barclay
Sackett M. Bocelsy
Forty-sixth
Cazenovia
Alleanve
Ughter
Cornelia
Arthur A. Hi
United States
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Hearst Papers
Sterling, N. J
Women’s Ambulance Unit
Theodore Shonts
By Briggs
Burney
Texas
Whyte’s
Dr. Atterbury
Kap Per
Avery
Spt
Hughey Davis
Regensburgs
Park Place
Hughey
Enterprise
Justice Kapper
Regensburg
Tribune
Bill
Kaiser
Tacicians
Foch
Carlosa
Tersey
Man
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