Major Vreeland to Wed While in France
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Annette Baylin of Bordeaux to Major Herbert J. Vreeland Jr U S A son of HH Vreeland vice president of the Materborough Consolidated Corporation and Mrs Vreeland of the city Major Vreeland served with the First Field Artillery in France and later commanded the military detachment of the University of Bordeaux. Also noted are engagements of Miss Winifred Janet Waterman to Earle T Farley and Miss Estelle Andrews Davis to Major Theodore W Sill with brief family updates and social notes from New York and Cambridge suburbs.
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Annette Baylin
Bordeaux
France
Herbert J. Vreeland, Jr
U.S A
Hh.vreeland
Mater-borough Consolidated Corporation
Vreeland
Uist Field Artillery
University of Bordeaux
Yale Vice
Sheffield Scouts School
Yale
Fred M. Waterman
New York
Mahwah, N. 3
Winifred Janet Waterman
Earle T. Farley
Alabama
Nin Farley
Air Service
Water ‘Man
Cragmere Park
Mahwah, N J
Estells Andrews Davis
George Brinton Davis
Brookline
Mass
Theodore W. Sill
U.S.A
George W. Sill
Postal cuts cable rates to Asia and Manila
Alfrence H. Mackey, president of the Commercial Cable Telegraph System, announced reductions in cable rates from San Francisco to Manila, China, Japan, effective September 1. Manila rate drops from $1.00 to 80 cents per word, to China from $1.10 to 85 cents, and to Japan from $1.21 to 95 cents per word.
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Postal
America
Orient
Alfrence H. Mackey
Commercial Cable-Postal Telegraph System
San Francisco
Philippines
China
Japan
Manila
Thought- To Bowling Green Housing Woes Highlighted
A long fragment paints Bowling Green as a tightknit, diverse neighborhood of Syrians Armenians and Arabs with Greeks awaiting steamship home. Century old low rent tenements crowd living spaces, while officials urge housing reform and safer sanitation as a top priority for improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EN Thousaand
Bowling Green
Almout
Bowing Green Neighborhood Association
Sarshet
Pelles Department
Mortis Street
Greenwich Street
Renaria
Catholics Called To Help Restore Church in France
Archbishop Hayes designates Sunday June 29 for a diocese wide envelope collection to fund temporary Catholic worship spaces in devastated Northern France. He cites thousands of destroyed churches and sacraments inaccessible, contrasts Protestant appeals, and says aims range from two to five million dollars nationwide to build simple, inexpensive worship venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop Hayes
France
Greater
New York
Massachusetts Senate Ratifies Federal Woman Suffrage Amendment
In Boston on June 19 the State Senate voted 84 to 6 to adopt resolutions ratifying the federal woman suffrage amendment. The House had not yet acted on the resolutions.
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Massachusetts Senate
Boston
State Senate
House
Whitney Ousted From State Narcotic Commission Post
Former State Senator George J. Whitney, first deputy commissioner of the State Narcotic Commission, was notified of his removal by Commissioner Walter R. Herrick. Albany officials confirmed Whitney’s resignation, allegedly forced by the Democratic organization, with Sara Graham Mulhall named to succeed him and a new second deputy to be appointed next month.
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George J. Whitney
State Narcotic Commission
Mn Whitney
Walter R. Herrick
Aso
Herrick W
the Tribune
Mr Whitney
Albany
Mtney
Herrick
Whitney
Sara Graham Mulhall
New York
Edgar T. Brackett
Monckett
Narcotic Commission
Department of Health
Royal 5. Copeland
Ettinger Good Faith Questioned by Hylan Letter
A public dispute unfolds as Mayor Hylan accuses City Schools Superintendent William L. Ettinger of misrepresentation over funds to keep school swimming pools open. A donor offers $6,912 to cover pool costs, but Hylan cites a $45 million education appropriation and possible fund transfers to explain why pools will stay open.
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Hylan
William Fox
Cohains
William L. Ettinger
City of
New York
Board of Education
Ettinger
Board of Estimate
Miss Florence Grinnell Weds Sam N Shwartz in New York Hotel
Florence Elsa Grinnell daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolf Grinnell of Bolnard Broadway and Righty-sixth Street married Sam Nathan Shwartz son of Mr and Mrs Nathan Shwartz formerly of New Orleans last evening at the Hotel St Regis The ceremony was conducted by Rev Stephan Wise in the Louis XVI Suite with a canopy of palms roses and peonies A reception and dinner followed The couple will reside in New York next winter
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Florence E. Grinnell
Sam N. Shwartz
Florence Elsa Grinnell
Adolf ‘Justum Grinnell
Bolnard
Broadway
Righty-sixth Street
Sam Nathan Shwartz
Nathan Shwartz
New Orienna
St. Regia
Stephan 3
Wise
Edith Wilson
Minnie Bernard Cahn
Schwarts
New York
Soldier Says Citizenship Fought for by War Hero Crasy
Sergeant Israel Crasy, former Fourth Infantry, born at 1754 Washington Avenue, recalls earning the Croix de Guerre in Croix de Thierry and other battles. He paid $4 to seek U.S. citizenship after returning home, arguing the gratitude of the government should grant him citizenship automatically for fighting at Chateau Thierry, Soissons, Argonne and Verdun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Crasy
Fourth Infantry
Washington Avenue
United States
Cidtran Thierry
America
Brasa
Fresterday
Chateau Thionry
Soisons
Argonne
Verdun
U.S.A
Ford Unmoved as Witness Terms Him Rotten American
In Mount Clemens Henry Ford faced testimony for the first time in six weeks. Henry A Wise Wood of New York described Ford as aggressive on military preparedness and attacked bankers as driving wars. Ford and attorney Lucking sparred over a 1918 interview and a Detroit preparedness address as the Tribune defense moves toward closing arguments. The jury, mostly farmers, awaits verdict in this lengthy trial.
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Ford
Henry A. Wise Wood
Telis
Auto Man
Chicago Tribune
Mount Clemens
Henry Ford
New York
Roosevelt
Alfred Lucking
Lucking
Mr. Wood
Mr. Lucking
Pneu
Ford Creunied the Stand Lone Enough To Identify One Theodore Dela- Vigne
Woman's Day Brings Crowd to Horse Show at Gedney Park
WHITE PLAINS June 19 Ideal weather drew a large crowd to the Westchester horse show at Gedney Park. Little Miss Becky Lanier won three prizes from four attempts with Down East and Dixie. Miss Liggett rode in side saddle, winning second prize in class 6 with Morchester. Miss Joan R. Michler on Ray O Light placed for the white ribbon. Edgar Y. Clausen, J. M. Winn, and Max Phillips led their pale mounts in teams of three. Class 63 jumpers opened the day, with ten year old Lorraine Liggett uninjured after a stumble. Dozens of other entrants were listed among the day’s winners and contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
Eutive
Gedney
Becky Lanier
Down East
Dixie
JJ Liggett
Morchester
Joan R. Michler
Lawier
Edgar Y. Clausen
J. M. Winn
Max Phillips
Clausen
Phillips
Winn
Henry L. Polk
Charles P. Fizer
Lorraine Liggett
Allen Teaver Webb
Margaret Tompkins
Misa Maude Daniels Schmidt
Misa Edith Heaver Webb
Herbert S. Martin
Caroline Jefferson
Boy Scouts Campaign Reaches Five Hundred Thousand Goal
New York reports show $289,000 subscribed locally as the Boy Scout drive closes. Jamies E. West announces the metropolitan campaign met its $500,000 objective. He praises nationwide progress and credits press cooperation for the successful effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jamies E. West
Railroad Club
Can- Yana
Naion Hae
Hay Querion
Boy Scouts
Mr. West
New Yorke
Blind Boy Scout Troop Opens in Manhattan City
G A Zeltner scoutmaster of Troop 402 notes a Manhattan unit for blind boys at the Lighthouse on Eup. Fifty-ninth Street. The troop lists 24 members and trains as normal Scouting with a motto 100 percent American. It will reopen in fall after summer break. Contact W Sennchin or Zeltner for eligibility and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sennchin
The
Lichthouse
Chaloner Seeks Court Action on Restoring His Estate
Chaloner requests the court restore his estate as he unveils plans for three new musical comedies for next season. Two companies will stage Tumble In and Somebody's Sweetheart and Some Time, with Arthur Hammerstein's nine-company plan looming. A musical version of Never Say Die features Willie Colfer. Otto Harbuch and Herbert Stoddard penned it. Another joint work by Aida Johnson Young and Thomas Gray with Stoddard is in the works. Lee Roberts and Aida Johnson Young also created a piece, unnamed, and J J Shubert arranged with Rachel Crothers to stage three plays next season. Crothers’ He and She, starring Cyril Keightley, is in Baltimore and due in New York early next season. The Winter Garden adds Sophie Tucker and six kings of syncopation, Adelaide and Hughes, Frank Westphal, Sam Ash, and The Glorias to the Sunday concert bill.
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Arthur Hammerstein
Willie Colfer
Savers
Sfo
Otto Harbuch
Herbert Stodard
Aida Johnson Young
Thomas Gray
Mr. Stoddard
Lee Roberts
Smiley
Winter Garden
Sophie Tucker
Adelaide and
Hughes
Frank Westphal
Sam Ash
the Glorias
Warships Arrive for Fourth of July Celebrations
Battleships Wyoming New York Pennsylvania and Texas entered port from Norfolk to support Fourth of July festivities with more vessels joining today The fleet’s arrival drew cheers from commuters ferried by river boats The Utah Delaware Florida and The Forty-fourth Street Theatre redecorations and entertainment updates accompany the naval visit Meanwhile legal actions unfold as John Chaloner seeks to have his sane status declared and his property restored in a libel case fierce with mansion and court filings noted.
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Wyoming
New York
Pennsylvania
Texas
Norfolk
Utah
Delaware
Florida
Forty-fourth Street
North
Dakets
F. Ray Comstock
Morris Gest
Dolly Sisters
Follies headquarter move and new Ziegfeld shows announced
Ned Wayburn shifts Follies production from ground floor to the roof as plans begin for two new shows. Midnight Frolica One, for home consumption, debuts in July with Parts edition to follow. A large cast will join the New Amsterdam project for a lavish return. Rozetta, a seventeen year old in Los Angeles, previously imitated Caruso before securing a ticket to hear the tenor.
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Ned Wayburn
F. Zieefeld, Jr
Wayburn
Ziegfeld
Duncan Staters
Globe
Los Angeles
Rozetta
Caruso
Archbishop Hayes Urges Unity of Church and Nation at Manhattan College
Archbishops speech at Carnegie Hall marks Manhattan College's sixty sixth commencement. He warns foes of America and church threaten reconstruction and urges unity under poverty chastity and obedience. Governor Smith and Justice Kelly receive degrees. John Paul Sweeney top honors.
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Paulince
Elf
Duncan
Misa Duncan
Caruao
Manhattan
America
Patrick J. Hayes
Manhattan College
Carnegie Hall
Hayes
Alfred E. Smith
Edward J. McGorrick
William J. Kelly
John Paul Sweeney
John Joseph Fogerty
Edward Patrick Winters
Justice Kelly
Truth
Luke D. Stapleton
Ages
Hoe
Actor Sues Club for Reinstatement in Supreme Court
Actor Robert B. Kegerreis yesterday filed a writ of mandamus in the Supreme Court seeking reinstatement from which he was suspended by the Players' Club. He claimed he protested at a 1915 meeting against accepting a shell used by a German Zeppelin raid in England and denounced club officers as muckrakers amid wartime controversy. Joe Hendrick set the July 21 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kegerreis
U. S
Robert B. Kegerreis
Supreme Court
Kegerreis
England
Salisbury Field
Kererreis
Divorce Granted to Mrs Roddie Minor Zimm from Sculptor
Justice Giegerich granted a divorce to Mrs Roddie Minor Zimm from Bruné Louis Zimm the sculptor who designed the monument for the Slocum disaster. Witnesses described plans of a cottage conversation about living arrangements and an expected arrival of a so called congenial woman.
Pennsylvania Senate Ratifies Woman Suffrage Amendment
The Pennsylvania Senate voted 31 to 6 to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment. The joint resolution moves to the House for action before final adjournment next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Penn
Pennsylvania Senate
House
Cash and Carry Plan Adherents Benefit From Beef Price Drop
Butcher shop placards show heat prices sliding toward prewar levels due to weaker export demand and wartime conservation. Louis Strauss notes retail beef down 8 to 12 cents per pound in two months, with lowest level not yet reached. Lamb chops cost 55 cents, lamb legs 40, forequarters 80, while housewives’ bargaining wanes as wages rise. Veal and pork prices also ease. spring lamb cheaper, veal demand steady, ham costs stable.
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Louis Strauss
Federal Food Board
L. Oppenheimer
Sieler
Lieber
Strauss
Bureau of Markets
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Peri Sintota Stent Porterhouse Es
BBC
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Major Vreeland
Hile
Amnene Baylin
Miss Waterman
William
Fairchild
Hampstead
Misa Garmelia de Lancey Cammann
Charles Cammann, Jr
West Fifty-seventh Street
Elbridge T. Gerry
East Sixty-61st Street
Selverge
Newport
Ardsley Club
Franklin Q. Brown
Columbus O'Donnell Isolin
New Rochelle
James J. van Alen
Cascapedis
Quebec
James H. van Alen
R. Simpson & Co. Ing
West
Ausqining B'way
Cor
the Save
Drug Stores
Narcotic Board
Westchester
Math Street
Third Aveony
Sure City
Chaloner
Court
A. L. Erlanger
Cable
Paris
Kane
John Armatrons
Iimevli
Florenz Zieefeld, Jr
Marilynn Miller
Mr. Chaloner
Edunse
Thomas J. Sherman
Chatoner
Bloomingdale Asylum
Virginia
Roddie Minor Zimm
Matine
Lee
Bjerken Bathtun
Hie
Sun
Iy Beany
St Eutertainment de Luxe
Entury
Fulton
Ernest Trusa
Garrick Seare
John Fergusonson
Lng Cerebady
Mata
Wed
Hudson Scidmhagt
Cyceum Wes
David Bela
Ann Penningto
Conangharris Coir Vais
Merry Widow
Eroyal
Lucille Marae
Lightnin Gaiety Fedt Sa Sa Smith
Golden sUi
Belasso
David
Belasco Prosenta
Rosaleen
Belmont
Toomueroe
WM. S. Hart
Hart Ialto
Ieee
Avenle
Chaplin
Sunnyside
Prerge
Bway
47Th Bt
Mau
Edna Harry Gooarten ‘Watson
Avon
Ives Wolton
Othe Rath Roye
Boones
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Bea Rit
Jess Willard Io “Ime
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Robert C. Graham
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