Soldiers Raid Two Meetings Against Draft
Disorder marked anti conscription events on the East Side Harlem and Brownsville as bayonets guarded Arlington Mall and police and guardsmen cleared Park Avenue to Third Avenue crowds. About twenty five uncarded men were detained and later released after verification.
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Harlem
Brownsville
Sth Cyast Defence Command
People’s Council
Arlington Mall
St. Mark’s Place
St. Mark's Place
Po Nce
East Side
Red Bark
New Star
Frank Morris
Leutenants
Sth Coast Artillery
Oe Levy
17Th Infantry
Halpern
Park Avenue
Third Ave
Morris Hillquit
Essey
Goldman
Emme Goldman
Hemprompts
Becond
St. Mark's Pace
Houston Street
Hotel Astor Chef Charged With Dismissing 3 Cooks
Otto Gentach, chef at the Hotel Astor, is charged with firing three Italian cooks who registered to vote. Gentach, a German twin, admitted discharging them but denied anti German motive or retaliation for registration. The federal grand jury was to hear evidence.
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Hotel Astor
Federal Grand Jury
Otto Gentach
Gentach
National Guard Adds 316 Officers and 13,976 Men in Ten Days
The War Department reports a ten day gain in National Guard strength not in Federal service of 316 officers and 13,056 enlisted men, bringing total guard strength to 4,778 officers and 13,056 enlisted. Some states have not yet reported for June 10. Ohio leads gains with 2,045, Pennsylvania 1,393, Illinois 1,002, and Rhode Island 707. New York and Texas pending reports. Enlistments in the regular army reach 116,517 since April 1, with New York leading yesterday's figures at 17, followed by Pennsylvania, Illinois, and New Jersey. Vermont lags with minimal recruitment.
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Tribune Mureau
Washington
National Guard
United States
War Department Tofay
Arkansas
New York
Texas
Department
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Llinois
Rhode Island
Michigan
North Carolin
Iowa
Maryland
Wisconsin
Kansas
California
Colorado
War Department
Minois
Newberey
New England
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Union
Forty four states report nine million on military rolls
Washington reports that with four states unreported the national military registration total neared nine million tonight. Forty four states and the District of Columbia totaled 8,325,517, versus a census estimate of 8.7 million. Massachusetts, Kentucky, Montana and Wyoming remain to report, with an estimated combined 680,000 more.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Port
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Montana
Wyoming
250000 More Enroll In City for State Census
New Yorkers enrolled yesterday raising city total to 1,250,000 for the state census. Directors dispute the final population estimate, with E P Hodrich placing 3,000,000 and Captain G G Henry at 2,800,000. Despite delays from blank shortages, census work may finish in ten days with Albany authority to print 250,000 more blanks locally.
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New York
E. P. ‘Odrich
G. G. Henry
Albany
Diggers Unearth Shirtwaist in Cocchi Cellar
Workers probing Alfredo Cocchi’s Went 127th Street repair shop cellar found a torn shirtwaist, rags and rusty tools in a sunken vault. Attorney Grace Hamiston said the bed of a naphtha tank was found but vowed further digging and a campaign to bring Cocchi from Italy for grand jury questioning.
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Alfredo Cocchi
127Th Street
Ruth Cruger
Grace Hamiston
Draper Family
Ure Hamiston
Cocchi Tet
Welcome Back to the Tabernacle in Billy Sunday Era
A large Tabernacle congregation welcomes Ma Sunday back after a month in hospital. Billy Sunday performs a fervent sermon filled with humor and denunciations of vice. The night reports 1,841 converts and a running total of 2,793 converts, with a free will offering noted for charitable funds.
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Billy
Tabernacle
Homer Rodeheaver
Homer
Tim
Red Light District
Tod
Perdition
Jesus
New York
Sandoy
Ee Croey
Army and Navy
Manning Breaks Silence in Million Dollar Suit Trial
Aged defendant John Bernard Manning testified in Queens County Supreme Court detailing his engagement with Miss Honora May O'Brien. He described meetings with Cardinal Farley, a proposed settlement for his children, and the alleged proposal night, while his son and Miss O'Brien’s brother testified to corroborate the events.
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Miss O'Brien
John Bernard Manning
James
Cardinal Farley
O'Brien
Pennsylvania
Manning
Lcense Bureau
Morgan J. O'Brien
Joseph
Stephen C. Baldwin
O'Brien Manning
Mr. Baldwin
Mica O'Brien
Miss O’brien
Baldwin
U-83
R. J. Mia
Margaret Cohalan
Supreme Court
Daniel F. Cohalan
Janes O'Brien
Plaintff
Mery Manning
John Manning
Fifty Injured As Runaway Trolley Wrecks Two Cars
A stepless Flatbush Avenue trolley with about 100 passengers ran out of control at Prospect Park hill and collided with two cars near Church Avenue. Fifty were lightly injured and taken to hospitals while rescuers and BRT workers aided the victims and cleared the scene.
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Prospect Park
Flatbush Avenue
Church Avenue
Kings County
Coney Island
B. RT
Livingston Expelled by Grand Army Post
Jacob Livingston, a Kings County Election Commissioner and Republican official, was expelled from the Louis M. Hamilton G A R Post after accusations of unbecoming conduct and injecting politics into the group. The action followed political turmoil in Brooklyn as Alfred J Gilchrist was replaced as Memorial Day exercises chairman by Edward A. Richards, with Livingston resigning when invited to a post meeting.
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Jacob Livingston
The
Election Commission
Kings County Republican Executive Committee
Louis M. Hamilton Post
Coleman Cohen
Post
Livingston
Grand Army of the Republic
Brooklyn
Thi
Alfred J Gilchrist
Edward A. Richards
West Side board clash over plan stalls progress
Brooklyn officials split over the West Side improvement when the Board of Estimate discharged the Port and Terminal Committee. Mayor Mitchel named Connolly and Marks to a joint conference with Queens and Richmond presidents, aiming to push negotiations with the Public Service Commission while opponents vowed to block the plan.
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Mitchel
Prendergast
Pounds
Brooklyn
West Side
Board of Estimate
Marks
Connolly
Queens
van Name
Richmond
Public Service Commission
Fresuens
Wood
New York Central
Ottinger
Publi Vice Commission
Hodge and
Hervey
Straightways
Eleventh Avenue
Suffrage Endorsed By Three Of Democratic National Committee
Washington June 15 five of ten members of the Democratic National Executive Committee voted 3 to 2 in informal session after a regular meeting adjourned to endorse a Federal woman suffrage amendment. Mrs Abby Scott Baker of Washington pressed for approval while Rep Gines urged asking President Wilson to push immediate submission to the states.
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Washington
Democratic National Executive Committee
Abby Scott Baker
National Woman's Party
Gines
Wilson
Congress
Glass
Sinc
Vance
McCormick
W. W. Marsh
Jaws
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Unclear historical notice from a degraded OCR fragment
Fragmentary text appears to reference civic events, police ambulance dedication, and a national service meeting in Washington DC. Names, dates, and places are garbled, limiting precise extraction of events or authorities involved.
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Weil
Stara
Yasunita
Wahine
Faims Fm
Cotew
United States
Washington Laver
Steet Piren
Leto
Euaeoteey
Pratt
Rockefeller Offers City Upper Manhattan Parkland Gateway
John D. Rockefeller Jr proposes to gift about fifty acres in upper Manhattan from Northern Avenue to Boulevard Lafayette, including Tryon Hall, to form a public park linking with Fort Washington and Palisades Park. He asks the city and Interstate Palisades Park Commission to accept before title transfer, with city funds for maintenance and development and a plan to connect to Port Washington Park via intervening land. Mayor Mitchell supports the idea, awaiting Board of Estimate review, and recalls Rockefeller's boyhood memories of northern Manhattan.
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John D. Rockefeller
Billings
Shearer
May
Upper Manhattan
New York
Mr. Rockefeller
Mitchel
Wedanday
Interstate Palisade Park Commission
Northern Avenue
19 Street
Boulevard Lafayette
Dyckman Street
Hudson River
Tryon Hall
Manhattan Island
Rockefeller
Fort Washington Park
Broadway
Wallines Tt
Uvean Park
New Yar
Port Washington Park
Lafayette Boulevard
Palisades Park
Te Pallenter Park
Great State Park
Interstate Pallandes Park Commission
Devrionttn
Palisales Park Commission
Ini
Board of Estimate
Mer. Rockefeller
Norseback
Manhattan
Corbi Place
Hudson
KG Billing
Rockfeller
Interstate Palisades Commission
Movie Star Ordered to Support Wife in Separation Suit
Ruth H. Blackwell sues husband known as a film lover and star for separation citing cruelty and neglect. court orders $110 weekly alimony during trial and $1,000 legal fees from his $26,000 annual income, while temperament and jealousy are cited as causes behind the marital strife.
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Carlyle Iinenwert
le Movies
Ruth H. Blackwell
Blackwell
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Mise Grace Saxm
Hilly
Travers
Kirkby
Smith and Nicholls
Wykagyl
Briggs
Jewey
Alecia
Ore Tue
Asel
Littleton
Newport
Mr. Littleton
Brien
Prosperity Bulletin
Armour & Company
Chicago, IL
Flatbush
Grand Army
Brooklyn Republican
West Side Board
Democratic National Committee
John D., Jr
Palisades
Mitepel
Carlyle Blackwell
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