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New York Tribune

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1917

Page

10

Exemptions Confusion Hinders City Census Drive

Officials in Albany and New York City struggle to clarify exemptions from military service as 600,000 residents, including thousands in New York City, register amid conflicting instructions. Slips claiming exemptions prompt confusion. authorities warn only legally named classes apply. Registration centers report shortages, with blanks lost in transit and several stations closed.

Boys’ High School Brooklyn Jamaica Training School Albany East Thirteenth Street Goodrich Department of Education Lafayette Street Leo M. McCall Elbert D. Murphy

Northcliffe Busy at Headquarters amid War Mission Talks

Lord Northcliffe devoted a day at Hotel Gotham with the British War Mission, hearing reports, giving instructions, and preparing to present credentials in Washington. He refused interviews, met Paderewski and DeLancey Nicoll among others, and dined privately on Long Island after a busy six o'clock evening in New York.

Lord Hurricane Gotham Washington Paderewski DeLancey Nicoll George Harvey Nerelite Fisce Long Island

Two Aliens Guilty Of Conspiring to Block Conscription

Two aliens Louis Kramer and Morris Becker were found guilty of conspiracy against the United States after a two day trial in federal court. They were accused of distributing seditious literature and urging men not to register. Sentencing set for today. maximum penalties include two years in a federal penitentiary and a $10,000 fine for both defendants.

United States Louis Kramer Morris Becker Mayer Kramer Becker Joseph Walker Louis Sternberg Mudicon Square Garden Federal Building Washington Walker John G. Smith

Draft total now estimated at 9 5 million in draft

Washington June 12 The total registration under the draft act will total about 9 508 000 with twelve states missing and four incomplete. Census estimates 10 298 000 males in registering age but many in military service not required to register. Officials expect about 8 percent to register virtually all. Of final registrants about 2 750 000 will offer themselves without exemptions for disability dependents or other claims. Michigan leads in proportion of eligibles registered with 113 6 percent. states yet to report may push totals higher.

Army and Navy Custom House Washington Indiana Pennsylvania Massachumets

Analysis of wares shows limited registered enemies in June

On June 5, analysis of the few wares indicates a small percentage registered. Thedicures changed by later re 90407 alien enemies registered in that.

Slacker Round Up Awaiting Orders From Washington

New York authorities await Washington guidance on conscription delinquents. Local officials and police are ready to act, but orders are unclear. A planned general round up Monday night produced only three arrests, with a grand jury grant of $5,000 for the three anarchist suspects.

Washington New York Home Defence Guard W York Othevleral United States Hitchcock West 'Irh Division Street William Herrgath Marshal McCarthy

Supreme Court Sets Record For Cases In Term

The Supreme Court closed its term with 637 disposed cases, the largest in its history. A total of 682 came on the docket, about a hundred more than the previous term, reflecting a heavier workload and longer session as the term ended in June.

Supreme Court Washington

Evie Shops Employ Women To Operate Big Drill Presses

Evie shops bring in female workers to handle sizable drill presses boosting production at Biswhamte plant as six new hires join the factory workforce. The move reflects broader labor shifts in midcentury industry and promises increased output for local manufacturing.

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