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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1918
Page
23
Fragmentary report details a wartime drive affecting Wesleyan graduates. Names and roles appear garbled but reference to authorities and legal figures suggests a formal wartime conscription or service measure impacting students and faculty.
The unreadable OCR yields several misread proper nouns and locations. It mentions G Kynett of Philadelphia and Rev Willian Le Boagh of Hirat Methons Church Midintowns, with Robert Jones of New Orleans. Numbers and actions are distorted, making the core event unclear but hinting at a local church or community notice.
Tufts College awarded 309 degrees to students, with several graduates receiving honorary honors. Among those listed are notable figures and academics tied to sciences and letters, including church and university leaders.
The Screen Mateh Normand returns in The Vitis Moe, praised for bold fashion and lively dialogue. Kitty O'Brien anchors the cast with alluring designs while Alfred Hickman and La Roqui provide romance and youth, as the double bill also features Our Invincible Newy with Navy era views and an arctic overture.
Early returns from 272 of 4119 precincts show Governor Burnquiet leading Lindbergh for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in Minnesota. The senator race sees Nelson ahead of Peterson as the party faces a tight, hotly debated contest amid a long campaign season.
Citizens Union lauds ten Socialist Assembly members for solid voting records and public service. Brooklyn Democrat Albert Link and New York City figures receive emphasis for longstanding support of socialist candidates and city issues, while newer appointees show varied attendance and influence on city bills.
A survey of the city Assembly shows nine new members including Meuwales Thomas E. and Predoriak S. among others, with mixed records. Veteran figures such as Shiplicat Abraham I and Whitehorn Joseph A are noted for their voting patterns and city matters influence.
Philip Kip Rhinelander will wed Miss Adelaide Kip Rhinelander at St Thomas Church this afternoon in a wartime speeded ceremony. The bride teams with maid of honor Marion Carey Dinsmore as relatives and friends including Louis G. Pomler and Dr. Lay Martin attend.
Miss Helen L Lawrence and families announce the engagement of Ale Halwa L Lawrences to Lieutenant Ward Shelvin Cornell of Ivy Field Artillery U S N A. Cornell siblings include Lieutenant Thomas Le Cornell with the 26th Infantry in Branco and Sidney Cornell. Miss Jervis Ta Be a Bride notes the wedding of Helen Hatch Jarvis to Karl Wendell Kirch emy on Saturday at 4 in Brooklyn at Washington Avenue Ha tink Church.
A luncheon launch for Lewis opened at the Nittadl Headquarters with Senator Robinson and Attorney General Lewis present. Key Republican leaders from Kings County to Manhattan crowded the room, pledging support and discussing potential endorsements and anti Whitman unity ahead of the September vote.
Albany June 1 9 W W Cocks former Representative from Nanaw County is expected to be named campaign manager for Governor Whitman within the next few days. He recently visited the governor to discuss his possible selection and may align with the Progressive faction after Drakes departure from the Republican party. The likely opponent includes Attorney General Morton with Douglas Robinson named as a potential campaign manager.
War Industry Board regulations on dress and footwear force a narrow range of styles. Dealers predict fewer lines, higher prices, and adjusted sizing for coats and boots, with tall men most affected as manufacturers cut offerings and demand tightens.
General H M Barthetat, famed French commander of the Marne victories, visited President Wilson after leading a Russian mission. Ambassadors Junier and Mudvel reported the call. The official brief noted Allied intervention discussions and Barthetat’s mission to Russia and Romania.
The Wyckoff Club of the Second Assembly District Queens led by Samuel J. Wood plans its annual head party at Schilling's Alley Pavilion Seaside Station Rockaway Beach on Sunday June 90. Activities include bathing water sports and a meal. State borough and local officials have been invited. Joseph De Bragga heads the reception committee as Queens Republican leader.
The article reports Hays leaving for a Washington visit after a state-wide tour. It notes involvement with the Fe vuliteon committee and remarks on political activities in Indiana, Philadelphia, and Michigan. Chairman Dave is cited as creatively influencing Indiana efforts as part of the party’s strategy while he continues national outreach.
A review of a Pathos Theatre program featuring Kathryn Payne, Nita, and a cast including Blanche Ring in a musical evening. The performance showcases original dances, song numbers, and comic choruses with elaborate costumes and lively stage presence. Also noted are Gladys Clark, Henry Weaver, and other performers delivering varied numbers and ballet moments.
The report notes resumption of subway construction work after a labor dispute. Joint action by the Board of Finance and the Public Service Commission led to contractors being recalled. Police and Missing Persons units tracked a sergeant charged in the bureau’s case, while officials ordered crews back to site as wages and conditions were settled.
Fifty nurses sworn in for battle line duty amid wartime mobilization reports describe the ceremony and the roles to be filled. The roster lists names and assigns nursing units to support front line medical care and field hospitals as part of national defense efforts.
An article notes Texas Cavalry units assigned to border duties amid unrest with Mexican forces. It mentions national command decisions, deployment timing, and logistical preparations for frontline posts and support operations.
The Austrian Red Cross Hospital at Kirchndortl faces closure as the Austrian military authorities order a temporary shutdown. A notice dated February 21 in Telegraph City warns of the facility's potential closure amid wartime strain and administrative action.
A funeral was held for Kaiser Fodartrind Day as obsequies marked the era’s end. Memorial services referenced Kaiser’s long influence and included messages from prominent figures and poetry readings by Markham. An extensive procession concluded at 77 Delancey Street with numerous attendees and a final private ceremony.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local item about a person named Sleyman and Deon with unclear actions. The garbled text mentions a Saturday event, autumn, and a plate, with references to a stove and a store at 314 Went Pittions. Names and details are incomplete, but imply a community notice or anecdote.
In Mississippi two Army flyers died when a fall occurred near Camp Ehnlty. Lt Ballar and Jock Mies Ghupman were reported killed, the incident linked to a failed air operation. Also noted, 355 stray dogs were killed during early tests involving gas exposure in Washington to study chemical defense.
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