No Ads for Hearst Here As Amityville Record Bans
Hearst advertisements are banned in Sayville area papers after editor Francis Hoag refused to run a Hearst defense ad. Amityville Record and The Suffolk County News joined in blocking Hearst propaganda, citing disloyalty and un-American content. The move targets Hearst ads, not general revenue, and underscores editorial autonomy amid wartime sentiment.
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Sayville
L. T
Hearst
Francis Hoag
Suffolk County News
Greenwich
Conn
William Randloph Hearst
News
New York American
The
Amityville
Long Island
Swann Defends Hearst Amid Allegations of Loyalty
The World quotes Mr. Swann asserting Mrs. Hearst would do nothing disloyal and praising her as charming from an old American family, indicating readiness to press charges based on the reported statements.
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the World
Mr. Swann
Hearst Charged by National Security League Speaker
Stanley Johnson of the National Security League denounced William Randolph Hearst as a German agent in the United States at Christ's Episcopal Church Brooklyn. He claimed Hearst aimed to drag the country into conflict with Japan and foment trouble with Mexico. The League urged blacklisting Hearst publications and vowed to press patriotic readers to oppose them.
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Suffolk News
Hearst
Stanley Johnson
William Randolph Hearst
United States
National Security League
Christ’s Episcopal Church
Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn
Johnson
Siearse
Japan
von Bernstorff
Mexico
Security League
Swann Admits Meeting Mrs Hearst Saturday Afternoon
District Attorney Swann acknowledged a New York World report that he met Mrs. William Randolph Hearst on Saturday as part of an attempt to deter libel charges against The Tribune The Times and The Evening Mail He said he met her halfway after she telephoned him and that Hearst’s attorney Ian assured him she would proceed with libel actions in a Rome context
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Tribune
Hearst
New York Tribune
War Service
Martin N. Glynn
Tearst
Wilson
Swann
New York World
William Randolph Hearst
the Tribune
the Times
Evening Mail
World
Ian
Croton Falls Wins Liberty Loan Prize Oversubscription
Croton Falls Westchester County won the silver cup from the Manhattan Club of New York for highest oversubscription to the third Liberty Loan in its district. The town’s quota was 7120 dollars. it subscribed 143000 dollars earning nineteen stars in the flag and reflecting district competition inspired by J H Burton of New York.
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Croton Falls
Westchester County
Manhattan Club
New York
Federal Reserve District
J. H. Burton
York
Treasury Department
Hearst Linked With Fears of Zeppelin Raid
A Hearst associate Albert Sander, dramatic editor of Deutsches Journal, ran a spy ring for Count von Bernstorff and his aides. He is serving a federal sentence in Atlanta for pro German activities. Others in Hearst's employ are not yet rounded up by authorities.
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Albert Sander
Hearst
Deutsches Journal
Sander
Count von Bernstorff
Atlanta
Haworth Defends Town Moves to Bar Hearst Papers
Haworth Home Defence League plans final drive to bar Hearst newspapers from Haworth New Jersey. Militiamen report progress including one dealer quitting Hearst titles and reduced patronage at the other. A committee will target seditious material and readers may be named for future outreach.
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Haworth
N. J
Hearst
Haworth Home Defence League
Defence League
Hearst Publications Targeted by New Mexico Council Fight
In Santa Fe on June 16 Howard Morton of The Los Angeles Examiner discussed the New Mexico Defence Council campaign against Hearst magazines. Council chair Charles Springer defended the drive, saying Hearst would be opposed regardless of patriotism and that the fight would continue. Morton planned to report but the council would not give a final answer until Monday.
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Cribyne
Santa FE
N. M
William K. Hearst
New Mexico Defence Council
Hearst
Howard E. Morton
The
Los Angeles Examiner
Charles Springer
Kearat
Morton
Council
Springer
Sringer
Great Britain
Germany
Europe
New Mexico
Examiner
the Examiner
Flag Day Sermon Attacks Hearst Papers From St Nicholas Church
The Rev Dr Malcolm James MacLeod at St Nicholas Church Fifth Avenue and 56th Street denounced Hearst papers as disloyal criticizing their Memorial Day edition for omitting prayers for victory. He urged absolute loyalty to the nation and faith, declaring journalists with a bad past odour and yellow sheets undermine the war effort. Audience reaction was strong as families and service members voiced support after the sermon.
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Hearst
St. Nicholas
Fifth Avenue
Farly
Eighth Street
New York
New Amsterdam
Malcolm James MacLeod
United States
Dr. Macleod
Stars and Stripes
Pontius
St. Nicholas Church
Atlantic
France
Mac- Leoul
Red Cross to Get Presidential Suite
President Wilson authorized the American Red Cross Bureau of Canteen Service to take possession of the Presidential and diplomatic Suite at Union Station. It will be converted into a railroad canteen for soldiers, sailors and marines in transit with an information booth, rest area, dining room, writing desks, phonograph, garden, and a transfer hospital adjoining the suite run by Red Cross workers.
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Tribune
Washington
Wilson
American Red Cross Bureau of
Union Station
Ted Cross
Pacific liner brings 3,497 Chinese coolies to port
A vacant liner engaged in the China trade arrived yesterday from the Orient with 3,497 robust coolies headed to France for farm work. The ship carried 26 saloon and 100 second cabin passengers who will be landed today. Docking was delayed by congestion of tonnage in all the sets. It is the largest passenger complement the port has seen in months.
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Orient
France
Photos of Bruises Introduced By Couple in Divorce Action
The separation suit of Mrs Anna Olga Gibbons against Austin Tint Gibbons reveals photo exhibits of alleged injuries and accusations of mutual cruelty. Both sides claim alleged assaults, weight changes, and damaged portraits. Mrs Gibbons is awarded 15 a week alimony pending trial.
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Anna Olga Gibbons
Austin Tint
Gibbons
Peter J. Gibbons
Dr. Gibbons
Gibbons Sayn Lis
Giegerich
I Guess I’m Due to Hang Says O Leary Hero of Ranch Capture
The outpost tale centers on James O Leary who spent days driving a May 1 purchased car and tending a ranch near Ridgefield. Secret Service and local civilians formed a posse to trap him after shots were fired, leading to his surrender under his car. Corbett and Cleary funded frequent trips to Ridgefield and Vancouver, buying property and weapons before the capture.
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O'Leary
Mil- Haukwie
Ore
Stein
Goodby
Secret Service
Ridgefield
Vancouver
Corbett
Denver
New York
O'Teary
Wnd
Sara
Hagar
Cleary
Ridgesfield
What Is Going On Today INTEATLESS DAY
Fragmented notices describe various campaigns and events including Red Cross war relief, savings stamp drives, and educational exhibits. Activities touch on safety, food conservation, and a concert at Grand Central, with references to Columbia University and the Council for Foreign Relations.
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RED Cross
Peteioe “Leatuy
America
Walt Asuorht
Ile Imad
Columbia Univraity
Atreralty Green
Council of of Totnign
Meltepaliens “Club
Heal Fataia Gumars
Hotel Majestic
Two Youths Drown In River Near 140th Street After Canoe Capsizes
The drowning victims were Harry Zimmerman a nineteen year old from the Bronx and Vincent Moyers eighteen from Convent Avenue Manhattan. They disappeared when a wave overturned their canoe on the Madison River near 140th Street as the party of four youths from the Jolly Pals attempted a return trip after purchasing provisions. Despite efforts by companion swimmers and a passerby in a Rambler motor boat, both Zimmerman and Moyers were lost beneath the water. The surviving youths were rescued and brought to shore. police searched the area without success for the missing bodies.
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Harry Zimmerman
166Th Street
The
Bronx
Vincent Moyers
Convent Avenue
Madson River
140Th Street
White & Man
Jersey Shore
Zimmerman
Meyers
Charles Kaps
Amsterdam Avenue
George Fuchs
Manhattan Street
Jolly Pals
Jolly Palace
Jersey River
Manhattan
Kaps
Fuchs
Washington Hoat Club
Fortee
City Palace
Coney Island Welcomes 250000 After Mourning Period Ends
Crowds filled Coney Island last night as amusement owners, previously gloomy over German submarines, regained cheer. Police report not less than 250000 visitors on the day, with streets alive and lights blazing.
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Coney Island
Amusement Enterprises
Coney
Shoes and Ships And Sealing Wax Parade of Quips
A City Desk recap quotes jokes about hats and baldness in Los Angeles, Kaiser wit, Greek king, a sailor’s hull tale, and a Manhattan Waiters’ Association club plan. Light, gossiping notes mix humor with wartime chatter and urban color.
Killed and 13 Hurt in New York Auto Accidents
One man died and thirteen others were injured in auto crashes around New York, including five children. A suspect faced felonious assault charges after his car struck a girl. Multiple named victims, ages and addresses appear, with injuries ranging from skull fractures to serious trauma.
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New York
Eugene Corey
Spartan
N. J
Newton
Philip H. Bricken
Central Avenue
Brooklyn
Bushwick Avenue
Grove Street
Elsie Lanzetta
East 1284
Ruth Sanderstrom
Second Avenue
Edward Murphy
Paterson
L. M. Garrison
East 124d Street
Frank Pendleton
Eighty-fourth Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Philip Greer
Albany Avenue
Bergen Street
C. G. Ingersoll
Pacific Street
St. John’s Hospital
Gustave Reubert
Smith Street
Mattress Set Afire By Boys Reels In $1800 Cache
In Union Hill New Jersey on June 16 boys burned a mattress in a lot at Garden and Morgan Streets. Green and yellow paper slips flew from the flames as money, later totaling 1800 dollars found by officers and searchers. Edward Schultz, 201 Morton Street, claimed 270 dollars, his mother said counterfeit and disposed of him. Mrs Knodel of 130 Garden Street had died about three weeks earlier.
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Union Hill
N. J
Garden
Morgan Streets
Edward Schultz
Morton Street
Edward
Knodel
Garden Street
Three Soldiers Die as Bridge Collapses Near Atlanta
ATLANTA June 16 Three soldiers from Camp Gordon were killed and seventeen injured when an army motor truck fell through a wooden bridge into the Etowah River in Cherokee County eighteen miles northwest of Atlanta. The truck dropped about forty feet as supports caved in while en route to northern county areas to round up draft evaders. Names include Samuel L. Smith and Ernest Rhein Smith among the dead. four seriously injured believed fatally hurt.
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Atlanta
Etowah River
Cherokee County
Camp Gordon
Samuel L. Smith
New York City
Ernest Rhein Smith
Trenton
N. J
E. P. Brindley
Harold Secor
Watertown
N. Y
A. J. Tripp
Richmondville
U S Embassy Attache Held On Spy Charge
Emil Stangeland an American relations attaché is held on espionage charges with $5000 bail. He faces extradition to New York after indictment by a federal grand jury. Court records note prior Bethlehem connections and forged passport use by co-defendant Lindgrin. Stangeland, born in 1889, studied at Wisconsin Minnesota and Berlin, married novelist Karin Michaelis. He is jailed at City Hall with arraignment pending tomorrow before Commissioner Long.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
Emil Stangeland
United State
Long
New York
Federal Grand Jory
Stangeland
Bethlehem Building Corporation
Germany
Lindgrin
Sleo
Karin Michaelis Stangeland
Copenhagen
Garbarino
Uff
Sheldahl
Tow
University of Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
Inter
University of Berlin
Columbia
Karin Michaelis
Marrow
City Hall
Danish German Writer Chas E Stangeland Grows Noted
Charles Emil Stangeland a Danish German language novelist and political economy expert, born May 1, 1481 in Sheldahl Iowa, rose to roles as diplomat and government adviser. He married Karin Michaelis in 1912 and served as secretary and Chargé d Affaires for the American legation in La Paz and as second secretary in London, with later scholarly ties to the Academia Political and Social Science and other learned bodies. Mrs Stangeland, born in Randers Denmark in 1877, is also publicly noted for a substantial bibliography.
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Charles Emil Stangeland
Karl Michaelis
Stangeland
Sheldahl
Iowa
Augsburg Sealer
Minneapolis
University of Wisconait
University of Berlin
Columbis University
Karin Michaelis
State College of Washington
France
Italy
Russia
Bureau of Corportions
Eary
la Paz
Bolvin
London
Ile
America
Cosmos Club
Washington, D.C
Randers
Denmark
Friends of Cohen Push Delay in Executions Amid Trial Doubts
A relief committee led by Dr Samull Buchler aims to delay Joseph Cohen’s execution set for July 15 until after the trial of Simon, arguing Cohen’s innocence. The group seeks a gubernatorial stay of execution, citing numerous alleged delays and the belief that new evidence may exonerate Cohen. The witness list includes Miss Vida Milholland and John Bernstein, with others named, while the case remains tied to the Simon trial and related testimonies.
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Court of Appeals
Joseph Cohen
Barnet Ball
Eielas
Samull Huchler
Link Bile
Charities
Simon
Cohen
Vida Milholland
John Bernstein
Jacob Katy
Sing Sing
Gustave Hartman
Governor White
Cohen Casey Buchler
Belie Jaries of Cardinale
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Liberty Loan
W. R. Hearst
Collegiate Church
Pacific
A. F. Gibbons
Anna Olga
Selem
140Th St
Charles
Bat
Los Angeles
Mr. Wright
Kaiser
Hill
Greece
Ani
St. Paul
West Forty-fourth Street
Manhattan Waiters’ Association
U.S
Chas. E. Stangeland
Louis Goldberg
Emma Street
Maspeth
Canarsie
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