New York Tribune Displays Truth in News and Ads
The New York Tribune announces subscription rates and advertising guarantees. The paper, published daily and Sunday, highlights its service terms and a prompt refund policy for advertisers. It notes Associated Press membership and republication rights for material from the paper.
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New York Tribune
Tribune
New York
Ogden Rect
Presicett
Grevor Rogers
Richard Les
Poa Suter
Addnas
Namau Street
Teigptione
I Mall
Ponte Pald
Manel
United States
Sew
Iauip
Sauaay
Ony Pateed
Fontommoe
New Tork
Sarou Cae
Associated Press
Malta
Alan Fegan
Another Flag Day Reflections On Nation And Flag
The piece asserts the flag grows in meaning during war and sacrifice, not from battles or banners alone but from a people's character. It calls Americans to protect cherish and serve the flag as a symbol of pride devotion and shared sacrifice during hardship. It emphasizes patriotism connected to collective virtue.
Intern Enemy Aliens in New York City War Port
A Philadelphia era critique argues the Department of Justice mishandles enemy aliens in New York City. It cites indictments of nine spies after a June U boat raid, questions lax enforcement, parolees, and the need to intern all enemy aliens with productive work. The piece warns that one German spy at liberty could cost vast military resources.
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Department of Justice
Gregory
New York City
New York
Karl Rodixer
Maria von Kretschman
Greater
Germany
German Demand Frees Spy or Threats of Reprisals
The German government insists on the release of spy Franz von Rintelen, jailed abroad, warning of reprisals against American prisoners in Germany if its demand is not met. The move follows a desire to set a humane example while acknowledging potential retaliation.
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Germany
Franz von Rintelen
President Wilson backs woman suffrage as fundamental right
A memorial from the French Union for Woman Suffrage was presented to President Wilson urging that suffrage be proclaimed a fundamental right for the future. The appeal argues that full democratic reconstruction awaits women’s admission to the ballot and notes wartime realization spreading from Toronto to Westminster to Washington. The Senate stood near approval, and Wilson’s plea is seen as pushing swift passage.
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Wilson
French Union For Woman Suffrage
Caut
Shaw
Toronto
Westminster
Washington
Senate
Inflation Debate Chains The Times To Price Rise Alarm
The Times weighs inflation and its impact on prices and living costs by quoting President McAdoo and economists. It notes dangers in both inflation and contraction, arguing that credit expansion and war financing threaten the economy while acknowledging observed price increases and rising living costs.
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the Times
Not Yet The Time To Halt Trade Inflation
The passage reflects a stance from over fifty years ago, comparing current conditions to those of the Civil War era. It argues that the so called prosperous trade inflation remains under control, with a future need to halt and reconsider much of what is now done, but that time has not yet arrived.
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Irving Wisher
American Economic Association
M. W. Sprague
IL Ward
Paul Mr. Warburg
Federal Reserve Board
A. (. Miller
George WU
Rob
National City Bank
J. T. McWadden
Pennsylvania
Federal Reserve Bank
Times Square
Times
Paul M. Warburg
Child Labor Law Debate and Federal Tax Plan
A congressional hearing recounts testimony on child labor abuses involving young workers and wages. It notes a Supreme Court ruling invalidating a national ban, and discusses a proposed federal tax on products made with under fourteen labor to curb the practice, citing oleomargarine precedent and state-law gaps.
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Supreme Court
Theaw
United States
South
Industrial psychiatry by Fisher a new applied science proposed
Industrial psychiatry is proposed by Professor Irving Fisher, a noted economist and public health interest, as a new branch of applied science to improve factory work. He critiques extreme efficiency schemes like Taylorism, calling for greater worker involvement and interest in tasks to reduce drudgery and promote healthier factory life, citing Wolf’s gains from worker engagement.
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Irving Fisher
Fisher
Yale
Robert B. Wolf
Pmiobile
Italy's Naval Heroes and Small Boat Wonders in War
Italy's navy celebrates two daring torpedo attacks by commanders Pellegrini and Rizzo using light motor boats against Austrian battleships Viribus Unitis and Szent Istvan. The feats evoke Port Arthur by Japanese torpedo boats, highlighting individual daring amid waning naval activity.
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Pellegrini
Vola
Szent Istvan
Pola
Sater
Rizzo
Vienna
Port Arthur
Lissa
Austria
Adriatic
German delusion of virtue mirrors grandeur, says critic
The speaker condemns brutal acts against Allied prisoners and civilians while denouncing a German killed by a foreign mob as treachery. He argues that treachery is despicable and that moral failure lies in both cruelty and self-righteous fantasies.
Voice of a Hundred Million and a Flag Day Parable
A wartime fable frames a Great People as the Hundred Million who hear a Voice urging peace and isolationism. The tale, set around Flag Day, charts a nation’s struggle with war talk, leaders, and public sentiment, ending in a call to resist external influences. An accompanying letter urges Alsace Lorraine born women to secure a French Alsatian-Lorrainer card for German registration.
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Woolworth
Pia
Alsace-Lorraine
the Tribune
Association Générale Des Alsaciens-Lorrains d’Amérique
Amer
Association
East Forty-fourth Street
New York City
Felix Wildenstein
New York
Clearing a Way to Paris in German West Bank Push
The German aim is a decisive battle south of the Aisne between the Oise and the Marne. With the French centre held by forests, German flanks must be weakened by clearing the path to Paris via Compiégne and the Nonnette line. Time and American reinforcements are crucial to prevent a breakthrough and force a less favorable fight for Germany.
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Ourscamp
Laigue
Oise
Aisne
Soissons
Paris
Marne
Somme
Chateau Thierry
Compiagne
Nonnette
Compiégne
Villers-Cotterets
Senlis
Crépyen-Valois
Meaux
Betz
Kluck
Verdun
Souville
Dead Man’s Hill
Foch
The
Meuse
Oureq
Vise
Fort de Vaux
Nurses Deserve Military Rank in Army
The piece argues for giving trained nurses in the Army non commissioned and commissioned ranks, noting British practice and the need for discipline and organization. It claims nurses are essential to victory, surpassing some combat roles in exposure to danger, and urges removal of opposition rooted in outdated views.
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Mr. Tite Barnacle
Jobs and the Man From an Address by Professor Irving Fisher
Professor Irving Fisher argues that labor contentment hinges on industrial psychology. He cites Robert B. Wolf, who improved a wood pulp plant by charting workers' processes to restore the instinct of workmanship, raise output from 100 to 200 tons, boost wages by 40 percent, and reduce strikes. Workers gain self respect and loyalty, seeing themselves as partners rather than mere laborers.
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Jobs and
the Man
Professor Irving Fisher
Robert B. Wolf
Wolf
Some Day One Day and the Paper Chase for Truth
A fragmentary verse note by Benjamin de Casere aea decrying mysticism daily press hype and the cinema scene. The speaker vows to renounce gods mystic twaddle and the crowds promenade and live plainly with children beneath the sky.
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