Mount Vernon Hearst Fight Moves to Westchester Courts
Mount Vernon officials in a clash with William Randolph Hearst seek to relocate the case over the city ordinance barring The New York American and Evening Journal from circulation. Corporation counsel J Henry Esser says the venue change to Westchester County Supreme Court will be heard within ten days, with continuance of the injunction and possible appeals reflected in the schedule.
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Mount Vernon
William Randolph Hearst
New York American
Evening Journal
Westchester County
J. Henry Esser
Hearst
Supreme Court
New York
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Whlicker
Facey Orn County
My. Poser
Scott
Gerard Yd Powers
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Westchester
Esser Reade
Basia
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Supreme Court of Westchester Court
Gregorich
New York County
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Supreme Court of
Ice Company
Diegerich
Bridgeport Teachers Protest Hearst Papers in City
Bridgeport educators and principals held a heated meeting at the high school condemning The New York American and The Evening Journal. They urged the Postmaster General to suppress Hearst papers and adopted resolutions to bar them from schools and libraries, sending copies to the President and mayor.
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Tribune
Bridgeport
Conn
Stanley Johnson
National Security League
William, Randolph Hearst
New York American
Evening Journal
Principals and Supervisors’ Association
Teachers’ Association
Hearst
Wilson
Burleson
Bridgeport Principals and Supervisors Association
United States
Johnson
Gerald S. Pratt
Pratt
Irvington Man Proposes a Rebuke For Hearst Papers
Irvington N Y June 13 Hearst capitalization of the id hist New York American gave to the American Red Cross in the recent war drive has got him into trouble in Irvington Hearst has been sending out copies of a souvenir of the second Red Cross war fund campaign consisting of sixteen pages of pictures editorials and testimonials reproduced from The American One of these souvenirs was received by Dr Carroll Dunham here a few days ago and today he announced that he would replace the Hearst matter before the Irvington Home Defense Council Monday fight Ming to make capital of aid.
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Hearst
New York
American Red Cross
Red Cross War Fund
Amer
Carroll Dunham
Ming
Civic leaders urge Hearst papers to take an American stance
Dr. Dunham, civic president of the Home Defence Corps, says Irvington should be fully informed on Hearst papers and their wartime attitude. He notes papers in German are discouraged by Home Defence actions and plans to discuss the matter with Captain Black Monday night. He is active in Westchester safety efforts.
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Inington
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Home Defence Organistion
Hearst
Irvington
Hense
Dr. Dunham
Home Defence Corps
Commission of General Safety
Westchester County
Labor Leader Defends Hearst Papers in Letter
Peter J. Brady, longtime labor leader and Hylan appointee, writes to justify Hearst papers amid a broad protest against The American and The Evening Journal. Brady, who heads the New York State Allied Printing Trades Council, is urging Union members to back Hearst media as support that helped Hylan win last fall.
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New York American
New York Evening Journal
William Randolph Horvat
Nhwava
Brady
Hearst
Germany
Russia
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World Building
American Federation of Labor
St. Paul
W. Edward
New York Allied Printing Trade Council
Peter J. Brady
Hylan
City Record
New York State | Allied Printing Trades Council
Sidin
American
Evening Journal
Printing Trades Council
Hearsts
New York Morning American
Bribe Plot Aimed to Free Slain Suspect at Sing Sing
Deputy attorney general Alfred L. Becker said investigators uncovered a plot to corrupt chief witness Antonio Cardinale in the murder case of Barnet Tutt. Investigators, using dictograph and detectives, overheard talks offering 100000 dollars to change testimony for a new trial. the sum reportedly dwindled to 0,000 before police interrupted a conference. Cardinale refused any payment. An extraordinary grand jury is summoned for June 21 to hear the alleged bribers' case.
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Alfred L. Becker
Dictograph
Joseph Cohen
Sing Sing
Barnet Tutt
Cohen
Antonio Cardinale
Cardinale
Cohan Necousa
Becker
DA Swann Targets Wuxtry Shouters In City Night Roamers
District Attorney Swann announced to police commissioner Enright that he will pursue night wanderers who shout Wuxtry and similar phrases, labeling them as possible disorderly conduct. He notes many so called extras are just sellers trying to move unsold afternoon papers.
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Swann
Enright
Hoopskirt Methods Attacked by War Work Leaders
Mrs. Alexander Trowbridge, new state chairman of the women's section of the Council of National Defense, denounced hoopskirt methods of war work at a Cosmopolitan Club meeting. She urged eliminating waste, streamlining committees, and resigning from unproductive groups to match men’s wartime discipline.
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National Defence
Council of National Defence
Cosmopolitan Club
Wilson
Trowbridge
Association of Collegiate Alumnm
Mitchel
Committee of Women
C. Rumsey
U S Officer Seized as German Agent in World War I Turbulence
AU S officer linked to German espionage and identity fraud. The subject, known as Ralph F Chatillon Titus, adopted multiple nationalities and birthplaces from Cincinnati to San Francisco. He claimed army ties, wore various military uniforms, and circulated anti English, pro Germany propaganda while living lavishly at Terrace Garden.
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Nordhausen
Prussia
Wirttemberg
Geneva
Switzerland
Cincinnati
Ralph F. Chatillon
San Francisco
Ralph F. Chatilion
New York
United States Army
Tist Regiment
National Guard
Dr. Wells
Lexington Avenue
Ninety-sixth Street
Quartermaster's Corps
Mainzer Karneval Verein
Maeanercher Hall
Mineola
Terrace Garden
Cigar Store Owner Wins 8000 Verdict in Auto Case
William M. Chapman, a 51 year old Brooklyn cigar store proprietor, was awarded $8,000 by a Queens Supreme Court jury for injuries from Rudolf Blumenthal’s car near Westbury Long Island on July 24 1917. Chapman had sued for 26000.
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William M. Chapman
Pitkin
Schoeneck Breaks With Whitman on Liquor Question
Senator Lawson mulls a run for Lieutenant Governor on the Lewis ticket after meetings with Attorney General Lewis and Brooklyn Republicans. Brooklyn leaders say Schoeneck will not seek renomination with Whitman, and Lewis aims to secure Onondaga and Syracuse support despite local factional splits. Livingston predicts strong Lewis majorities in Kings, Richmond, and Queens.
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Brooklyn
Lewis
Lawson
Jacob A. Livingston
Kings County
Edward Schoeneck
Wiman
Schoeneck
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Onondaga
Hendricks
Whitman
Horace White
Ray Smith
Schoensekin
Robert ©. Morris
The
Rublican Club
Charles 5. Ameell
Nathaniel A. Bisberg
Edward Fallows
Manhattan
Paul Windell
Edward J. Rowe
Kracke
Livingston
Kinga County
Richmond
Queens County
Wilson Favors State Law for Work Slackers
The article discusses support for stronger enforcement of the Work or Fight slogan, praising the selective service law and compulsory work provisions. It cites Maryland's action as a model and notes concern for enforcing community standards against noncooperators while protecting honest workers.
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Wilson
Maryland
Shoes and Ships and Sealing Wax on Fifth Avenue
A vivid relic piece describes marching Seizan infantry along Fifth Avenue, their uniforms scraped, a world of luxury windows gleaming above. It reflects on war’s absence at home, media commentary, and public figures reacting to military imagery and insignia.
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Seizan
Fifth Avenue
St. Patrick’s
Wilson Urges Senate to Give Vote to Women
A historic call urging the Senate to pass the suffrage amendment before year end. The appeal argues women aided the war effort and deserve admission to the polls, with allied voices from French suffragists backing the principle of women’s participation in peace and war decisions.
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Senate
America
United States
McCann Accused of Libel in Tombs Court
Alfred W. McCann of Yonkers was arraigned for libel in the Tombs Court. Wesley M. Oler of Parchment NJ, president of Knickerbocker Tech, filed the complaint. A full complaint was ordered. June 20 adjournment sought. McCann paroled to his counsel.
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Hillcrest Avenue
Yonkers
Nolan
Tombs Court
Wesley M. Oler
Elm Avenue Parchment
Knickerbocker Tech Company
McCann
the Globe
Clergy Appeal Urges Back Whitman In New York Primaries
A letter believed signed by multiple bishops and reverends urges New York pastors to support Governor Whitman in the upcoming primaries, arguing his temperance leadership makes him the best candidate to end the liquor traffic. The list of signers includes Charles S. Burch, Luther B. Wilson, William Burt, Parkes Cadman, John F. Carson, and many others from Protestant Episcopal, Methodist, Congregational, Presbyterian, and Baptist churches across New York.
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Ppscopal
Wileson and Burt
Methodist Church
5S Parkes Cadman
John F. Carson
Wilton Morle-Smith
Whitman
Lewis
New York
Charles S. Burch
Protestant Episcopal Church
New York City
Luther B. Wilson
Methodist Biscopal Church
Manhattan
J. Lewis Hurtanck
Trinity Methodist
Byiacoeval Church
Newburg
George William Carter
Grace Reformed Church
Bi Isnt
W. Wolford
T. Doncan
Janks Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Feathis B. Upham
Sumner Avenue
Episcopal Church
W. H. Morgan
Calvary Methodist Copal Church
A. J
Old First Reformed
Lyn
Robert W. McLaughlin
Park Slope Congregational Church
Robert Watson
Second Pred Church
Thomas Edward Ton
Church of Our Father
Lyn Anson
P. Atterbury
Weel Park
Central Baptist Church
Andrew J. Meyer
Bushwick Reformed Church
Hy Munson
Nostrand Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
John M. Moor
Murey Avenue
Breakyign
J. Frederick Berg
Avior
Flatbush First
Charles T. Goodell
St. Methonist “Episcopal Church
Fred F. Shannon
Charles
Car Albertson
Nator
Lafayette
Avenat Presbyterian Church
Juha
Langdale
New York Avenue
What Is Going On Today One Meal Wheatless
Citizens learn about the Saving Stamp Campaign and Red Cross nurses mass meeting. Carnegie Hall health census events appear with free museum adoptions. Luncheon for New York Alumni Association and Pratt Institute programs are listed with various speaker events and performances across multiple venues.
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Park
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Ceenmel
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