Four hundred Jews from Vilna allowed to return
American Minister Hugh Gibson reported to the State Department that four hundred Jews enrolled from Vilna have been allowed to return upon his request. The committee for the defence of Jews in Poland, formed after the Madison Square Garden protest meeting against pogroms, opened offices in the country.
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Washington
Vilna
Hugh Gibson
State Department
Committee For the Defence of
Poland
Madison Square Garden
Washington Protest Committee Urges House Action
Washington today under the direction of Reuben Fink the committee will stay in close touch with the State Department and press for resolutions of protest by the House when hearings resume before the Foreign Affairs Committee.
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Washington
Reuben Fink
State Department
House
Poreien Affairs Committee
Woman and Man Arrested as Reds In Philadelphia
Philadelphia report on Lydia Vanacias an 8 Russian anarchist and Samuel Miller detained for distributing radical literature linked to bomb outrages. Police bail set at 1000 dollars each as New York and Richmond police linked to crews. Miller linked to central Soviet headquarters. both deny printing details and express intent to overthrow government.
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Philadelphia
Lydia Vanacias
Brooklyn
Samuel Miller
New York
Richmond
Joeal
Spurious
Saks & Co
Thalheimer & Bros
Mahoney
Thesese
Russia
Miller
Central Soviet
National Council of Russian Workers
Ambler
Ontario
South First Street
London
There is No Room Here For Anarchists Says Palmer
Secretary Palmer declares no tolerance for anarchists as the government asserts its firm stance amid mounting unrest. He emphasizes law and order while outlining ongoing efforts to curb subversive activity.
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Palmer
Washington
Ice Plans Fail as Welfare Bodies Spark City Crisis
Coler condemns welfare organizations for aggressive policies that threaten public departments. The Mayor's Ice Committee discusses delivery plans for the needy, but Knickerbocker Tea Company rejects them and sides with Haby's Welfare Committee, forcing a new approach by the city.
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Charities
Bird Coler
Berolzheimer
Ics
Knickerbocker Tee Company
Haby'ss
Coler
Actress Fay Bainter Sees Flat Robbed Afternote Left
Miss Fay Bainter learned her New York flat at 17 East Thirty-fifth Street had been entered and ransacked days after the burglary. A note from Detective Jennings claimed police were at the scene at 2 4. m. Sunday and asked her to call Chelsea 6958. The main loss appeared to be a champagne bottle with silver also present. the detective explained he avoids lurid stage-door contact.
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New York
Detective Jennings
Chelsea
Jennings
Miss Bainter
Emerson and Loos wed in Bayside informal ceremony
John Emerson and Anita Loos, prominent scenario writers, were married last Sunday at Norman Talmadge's summer home in Bayside Long Island. Attended by few intimate friends including the Talmadge sisters and Joseph M. Schenck, the ceremony was officiated by Judge Frederic Kernochan. The couple has taken a summer house at Great Neck and returned to work at the Talmadge studio.
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John Emerson
Anita Loos
Norman Talmadge
Bayside
Long Island
Talmadge
Norma
Constance
Natalie
Duchess Divorces Duke of Westminster Amid Scandal
The Duchess of Westminster was granted a divorce from Hugh Grosvenor second Duke of Westminster on desertion and misconduct. The hearing showed no sensational developments though a crowd attended. They wed in 1891 and have two children. the duke served in Egypt in 1915 and earned the D S C.
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London
Duchess of Westminster
Hugh Richard Arthur Grosvenor
Duke of Westminster
Ben
Eton Hall
Grosvenor House
Duchess of
Westminster
Constance Edwina
William Cornwallis- West
Egypt
Plea for Economy as Rail Deficit Warned
Walker D. Hines director general of railroads appeals to all Federal rail employees to cut deficits through strict economy. He cites a four month deficit near 250 million dollars and warns that without savings rates may rise, increasing living costs. He urges efficiency to avoid higher transportation costs.
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Washington
Walker D. Hines
Rairoads
New York Tunnels Bill Cleared by Senate to Study River Tunnel
The U S Senate approved and sent to the House a bill by Senator Edge Republican of New Jersey granting federal consent to an agreement between New York and New Jersey for a vehicular tunnel beneath the Hudson River. Obituary items note James Harp, Sara F Mead and several Brooklyn residents with Civil War service or long local ties.
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New York
U.S. Senate
Washington
Senate
Edge
New Jersey
Tucison River
Dies of Mrs Greer Widow of Bishop at Cathedral
Mrs Caroline Greer widow of Bishop David H Greer died at 2 50 pm yesterday at the Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York She was seventy nine and had been ill over two years with bronchitis later turning to broncho pneumonia Survived by two daughters and two sons Funeral will be private The Rev Dr Henry Melville King eighty one pastor emeritus of First Baptist Providence R I died in Providence He was born in Oxford County Maine and educated at Bowdoin College and Newton Theological Institute He served as pastor in Boston Albany Providence and held multiple church and educational positions with national Baptist bodies
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Pace Institute
Pace & Pace
Church St
New York
James Harparg
France
Fowlham
Heaena
York State National Guard
Edward Jerome Gillen
Brooklyn Gynracon
Ant
Avesta Exon
Senewa Club
Kings County Dominie
Ah Thomas
Morris
Song Han Uti
Sonic Lodge
A. M
Gustave Langrock
Bleinway & Sons
Long Island City
Astoria
Batueday
Lenox Hill Hospital
Pianemaker
Stelway & Sons
James Mare
U. S
Grant Post
G. A. Ri
Vanderbilt Avenue
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Thomas Jefferson Washburn
Inrooklyn
Carolne
Keith Greer
David H. Greer
Greer
Bishop Greer
St. Louis
Covington
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
H. M. King
Henry Melville King
First Baptist Church
Providence
R. 1
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King
Oxford County
Maine
Bodoin College
Newton Theological Institute
Dudley Street
Boston
Albany
Providence Church
American Baptist Missionary Union
Rhode Island Baptist State Convention
Northern Baptist Educational Society
Vassar College
Hamilton Theological Seminary
Rochester Theological Seminary
Brown University
Worcester Academy
Hartshorn Memorial College
New England
Baron Alphonse de Courcel Dies in Paris at 84
Paris June 17 Baron Alphonse de Courcel former French Ambassador to the Court of St Jumen's has died at eighty four He represented Seine et Oise in the French Senate and was born July 30 1835 in Paris A noted jurist he held posts including ambassador to Berlin and president of an arbitration court for the Alaska fisheries case between the United States and Great Britain
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Baron Alphonse de Courcel
St Jumen's
Journal
Des Debats
Soins-et-Oise
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Talleyrand
Alphonse de Courcel
Brussels
Petrograd
Gambetta
Berlin
Seine-et-Oise
Europe
Court of Arbitration
United States
Great Britain
Doctor Richard E. Brown Dies in City
Dr Richard E Brown fifty physician from 155 West Fifty eighth Street died Saturday He was a Tennessee native graduate of the University of the South Sewanee NYU Medical College and Bellevue Hospital He established practice in the city after graduation and had practiced here since He is survived by his widow.
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Richard E. Brown
Richard Ewell Brown
West Fifty-eidth Street
Tennessee
University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn
New York University Medical College
Bellevue Hospital
Dr Joseph M Doyle Dies After 19 Years in Queens Health Service
Dr Joseph M Doyle a longtime Queens County Department of Health physician and former resident physician of the Kings County Inebriates Home died at his home 110 Hallock Avenue Brooklyn He was born in Brooklyn 55 years ago and was educated at St Johns College and the College of Physicians and Surgeons He belonged to the Inebriate Society of Albany.
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Joseph M. Doyle
Queens County Department of Health
Kings County Inebriates
Hallock Avnue
Brooklyn
St. John's College
Colege of Physicians and Surgeons
Inebriate Society of
Albany
Birth and Engagement Notices by Phone in Tribune
The Tribune accepts birth engagement marriage death and in memoriam notices by phone up to midnight for next day publication Call Beek man 3000 to place your notice and arrangements You will receive a bill by mail afterward for the service.
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the Tribune
Beekman 3000
Bill
Engagements Cohen Leross Lobiss Announce Two Marriages
Mr and Mrs Altra Lobiss of St Nicolae announce the engagement of their daughter Anna to Mack Cohen. Mr and Mrs William D McKeefrey of Leetonia Ohio announce the engagement of their daughter Chloe Spearman McKeefrey to Felix M Usin lieutenant United States Army son of Mr and Mrs Michael Usis of Norwood Park IL
Schaefer and Knowlton Wed at Transfiguration Church
On June 16 at the Church of the Transfiguration in New York, Orme Schaefer married Ruth Knowlton. The ceremony united two families in a formal nuptial observance.
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Schaefer. Knowlton
Church of the ‘Transfigueati
New York
Orme Schaefer
Ruth Knowlton
Deaths and funeral notices in New York area
Deaths listed for June 1919 include Aiken in Princeton widow of Professor Aiken. Betts of Englewood aged 78. Bergmann son of the late Herman Bergmann from Harrison. Bowerman widow of Benjamin Bowerman. Casselmann widow of D. I. Casselmann of Somers. Coleman Corporal Joseph Coleman in Hoboken. Drews Dorothy Ruth aged 5. Gillespie Maria Webster Helm. Greer Caroline A. Keith widow of David Hummell. Grinnen Rose in North Pelham. Hirsch Samuel son of Irene and Ziporah. Hopkins Jeanette M. widow of Henry Hopkins. Isaacs Solomon. Jessup Laura C J wife of Edward. Kunson Bridget Johnson. Kinney R.. Kreuder Frank F. aged 29. Laabe Mary Queenie Hoch mother of Christian. Funeral times and locations given for several cases with interments at Woodlawn, Calvary Cemetery, and private services as noted.
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Bowerman
West Sith St
Emmia
Benjamin F. Bowerman
Daniel
Margaret Oakley
Casselmann
Somers
Fannie B
D. I. Casselmann
Terment Private
Pardys Station
Grand Central Denot
Coleman
Base Hospital
Hoboken
N. d
Joseph Coleman
32D Field Artillery
Thomas Coleman
Mary Hurley
Funer
Madison St
St. James's Church
James St
Drews
Dorothy Ruth
William and
Pauline
Devon
Conn
Wennestay
Woodlawn
Gillespie Maria Webster Helm
John H. Gillespie
Huntington St. New
Pmel Greer
Caroline A. Keith
David Hummell
Priv Grinnen
North Pelham
Rose Grinnet
Harris Colt
New York City
Hirsch Samuel
Irine and
Ziporah
Sarah
Benjamin
Viner
Machpelah Genetery
Bopkins
Jeanette M
Henry Hopkins
Buriat
Williamstown
Masa | Isaacs
Solomon
Rachel
Morris
Mark
Joseph
Lewis
David Tsanes
AH. Schaap
J. Daniels
Mes. G. Anderson
Tate
Jessup
Laura C.J Sup
Ms Thehee
Church of Our Undy of Good Counsel
Putnam Av
Ralph Avene Terment
Calvary Cemetery
Kinney
R. Kinney
GR. Kinney, Inc
Woolworth
Brooklyn
Kreuder
Frank F
Adolf Kreuder
Dora
Wichie
Mthia Lnte
Madison Av
Woodlawn Cemetery
Mary Qinee Hoch
Christian
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices Scribbled Dates
A combined obituary row notes numerous funeral notices with names such as LACEY John, LOBEL Sophie, WANISOF Simon, MEAD Sarah Frances, NATHAN Ricks, POTTER Captain John B., PRIME Louise, RINALDO Kath, SMITH Harold M., TENNEY Bred C., TRAPHAGEN Annie M., WHEELER Henry A., and WOLFSON Henry 0. Dates in June 1919 mark services or interments across New York and nearby areas, with residences listed and church or funeral home affiliations.
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William Auee
Wertute
North Parcsonway
Flushing
Lane Island
Tatermort
Lobel
Sophie Lobel
Mark
Samuel Kite
Dorothy Weisselbere
Oscar Win
Lue Terment
Linden Mill
Wanisof Simon
Mead Memorial Chapel
Grand Central Station
Katonah
Nathan Ricks
Clam Kaward
West 171Th St
Salemile
Payon—Jose
Broadway
Peank E. Campbell
Potter
Newark
N. J
Joh Bo
Mary Fr. Potter
South
Rosedale
Louise
John T
Edeward F
Madison Av
Priva Rinaldo
Kath
Nes Goldsmith
Saul
Morrie
Ric Shad
Henry Maria Voos
Sarah Ely
Meyer
Tra Goldsmith
Hoe
Bronx
Shine
Beacombe
Charles
Threadways Goth
Frank
Campbell
Fm Smith
Harold M
Fims
Linden
Fen
Fue Rural
Tenney
Fall River
Massy
Raider Waterman Tenney
Hellcat
Mass
Towner
Elizabeth Beales
Charlee W
Elmira N. Y
Teement Cynress Hills
Traphagen
Annie M. ‘Traphagen
Henry ‘Traphagen
Summit
Jersey City
Mbasa
Ts Ae Wheeler
Monilay
Henry A. Wheeler
Bet Ress Wert Sthat
Bayonne
Crelock
Bridgeport
Conn
Wolfson
Henry 0. Wolfson
Henronhurst
Juli
Simm Wolfson
Jerome Fi" Wolfson
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