New York Tribune Circulation Rates and Notices 1918
The New York Tribune presents subscription rates for various regions including within and outside Greater New York, with Canadian and foreign rates listed. It notes mail matter status, advertising safety guarantees, and Associated Press republication rights, reflecting the newspaper’s early 20th century business notices and circulation details.
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Trituio Annotations
New Yorke Corporation
Pratt
Vernor Reenes
Richart Hf
Leo
Arevatarr PA
Siler
Adress
Tribune Tuddig
Nama
United States
Bender
Lee Ion Som Sasa
Yorke
Hearst and Menken clash over loyalty and war stance
The National Security League condemns Hearst papers as unpatriotic after S Stanwood Menken, in a facsimile and typestated endorsement, repudiates league speakers who attacked Hearst. Menken argues the statement was not spontaneous but prepared by a Hearst employee.
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Hearst
Karst
S. Stanwood Menken
The
Nationality League
New York American
Deaz i
Admi Fu
America
ATT
Ma Uds
Arst
Menken
Great National Security League
National Securityeague
National Security League
Mr. Menken
Hearst's ploy exposes others in political struggle
The analysis argues Hearst cannot save himself and that his tactics risk tainting allies. It notes opposition to foreign policy and internal questions, citing the Menken incident as a case where Hearst's actions threaten the National Security League's president and leadership.
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Hearst
Menken
Mr. Menken
National Security League
No Quarter for Graft Says Justice Efforts Deserve Strict Punishment
The piece argues American business remains largely honest but cites Department of Justice reports on parasitic commissions up to twenty percent on government contracts. It notes raids and few indictments, urging severe penalties if any graft is proven, calling graft a mortal offense against the nation.
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Department of Justice
Lights Up in New York and the War Time Call to Thrift
A column condemns hasty blackouts and police style measures during air raid drills. It notes New York’s lights once saved the city but fears hasty dimouts in Jersey beaches and Coney Island. It questions military planning, urges fuel conservation, and suggests Broadway and Broadways nationwide dimmed lighting during the war.
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New York
Jersey
Coney Island
Liberty
Crowwell
General Mann
America
Six Billions of New Debt Certificates Plan Announced
Secretary McAdoo reveals an expanded plan to issue six billion dollars of Treasury certificates of indebtedness between now and November. The funds will largely flow through banks, supporting government war expenses while aiming to minimize net credit expansion. Banks may transfer certificates to large buyers or use proceeds for tax liquidation and future bond purchases, with a portion aiding bank advances for government supplies.
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McAdoo
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury call shows modest rise yet limits on credits
The latest call was small at about five percent in the past year, with a likely substantial cutback in commercial and speculative credits. New York banks report declines up to twenty percent. The next six months will reveal if Treasury certificates truly expand credits. The United States remains very rich with the world’s largest banking capital, yet price gains prove we cannot inflate finances with impunity. Secretary McAdoo’s call for higher taxes and reduced spending is presented as prudent.
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New York
Treasury
United States
McAdon
Law and a Boy in Death Row Echoes of a Flawed System
The editorial condemns the death sentence for Paul Chapman, a sixteen year old at crime time, awaiting appeal at summer’s end. It laments the death house horror as cruel and premature, urges commutation to life if possible, and calls for legislative action to ban such cases. It urges memory of the ordeal to spur reform.
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Paul Chapman
Sing
Whitman
Finland Uses Boundary Treaty To Seek Carelia Annexation
The piece argues Finland, after securing a northern border rectification with Russia, seeks to expand into Carelia citing German and Allied power dynamics. It questions Finnish restraint and predicts potential moves to unite with Finns in Carelia, while noting Lenine’s likely stance and Moscow’s map focus.
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Finland
Russia
Kol Peninsula
Arctic Ocean
Jenine
Berlin
Germany
Carelia
Lithuania
Carella
Murmansk
Petrograd
Arctic
Austria-Hungary
Transylvania
Bukovina
Trent
Croatia
Slavonia
Bosnia
East
West Prussia
Lenine
Moscow
Archangel
Aircraft Delays and Motives Behind WWI Production
In Ashtington June 17 the piece notes American aircraft production lagged behind expectations. Pershing pressed for planes, receiving promises of July deliveries that never materialized. The Signal Corps shipped 18 million dollars in parts to aid Allies, while American makers produced 6000 motors for training and supplied planes domestically and to allies. Delays stemmed from initial sourcing limits favoring Curtiss and Hall-Scott, later widened after the Standard Aircraft Corporation argued against tight restrictions.
Measured Up To Situation in Aircraft Engine Production
The Standard notes a small aircrafters market yet credits the one firm with reliable performance. It lists American makers Sturdivant, Thomas, Morse, Wright-Martin, Duesenberg and Aero-Marine as suppliers for training plant engines. It reports Wright-Martin producing Hispano-Suiza motors for foreign orders and outlines plans to pivot allied engines for front use, while noting other European rotary types and Bugatti production. The piece highlights growing US self-reliance in aircraft propulsion and orders for Hispano-Suizas in 150 and 180 hp eight-cylinder and 800-hp twelve-cylinder variants.
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Sturdivant, Thomas, Morse
Wright-Martin
Duesenberg
Aero-Marine
Teava
Gnome
General Vehicle Company
Westinghouse
Government to Lease Vehicle Plant for Wright Martin Production
The government recently took over the General Vehicle Company plant at Long Island City to lease it to Wright-Martin Company for aircraft manufacturing. Wright-Martin reports deliveries within sixty days of orders and production of twenty to thirty meters daily, with 86 percent of French battle planes using Hispano-Suiza motors built in America. The piece notes revival of single-seater fighters, shifts in manufacturing policy, and forthcoming engines from Curtiss and other U.S. makers, plus a geared Liberty motor ready for next year's production.
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General Vehicle Company
Long Island City
Wright-Martin Company
Tia
America
Alliesg
Curtiss Company
Austria's Hunger Offensive Stalls in Early Three Days
Analysis of the Austrian attack on Italy shows initial gains fading by day three as Italian morale holds. German pressure on the Western front yields limited success, while Austria fails to disrupt Piave defenses. The piece notes strained Austro-German aims, poor communications, and growing domestic unrest amid a costly offensive.
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Italy
Aisne
Adige
Sea
Piava
Piave
Astico
Brenta
Caporetto
Isonzo
Villach
Verona
Vincenza-Treviso
Setti Communi
Monte Grappa
Montello
Austria
Picardy
Bohemia
Croatia
Bosnia
Oise
Hearst Publications and Submarine War Critique
Excerpts from Hearst control lists and editor letters referencing Hearst papers and circulation figures. Includes a wartime exchange with readers urging saloon closures and wartime measures, noting public sentiment and editor interaction.
Kosovo Battle Revered in Classic Poem by Witter Bynes
The fragmentary verse laments ancient Serbian clashes with the Turkish horde at Kosovo. It invokes King Lazar and the undying resolve of freedom fighters, urging renewed courage against oppression and a lasting triumph for liberty through sacred struggle.
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Lasar
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Curtiss
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Navy
Standard Aircraft Corporation
Plainfield
Elizabeth
N. J
Jlall-Scott
Frank H. Simonds
San Francisco Eraminer
New York Evening Journal
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Chicago American
Boston Advertiser
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Atlanta Georgian
Atlanta American
San Francisco Examiner
Los Angeles Examiner
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Witter Bynes
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