Concrete ship ban limits private building and boosts government yards
Washington dispatch reports the Shipping Board bans private construction of concrete ships except barges under 1000 tons, leaving five government yards active. The army transport service faces a need for 500 more vessels than available, prompting debates over engine and boiler supply and calls for mobilizing national shipbuilding capacity.
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Isaid
Austrian Held for Disorderly Response at Bryant Park Rally
A1 420 East Thirty-sixth Street resident was yesterday in Jefferson Market Police Court charged with disorderly conduct after a British recruiting sergeant asked if he would enlist. The man shouted that he had no fear of the police amid a Bryant Park rally, nearly inciting a crowd to attack the sergeant.
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Jefferson Market
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Bauer
Loyalty March Hurdles German Enemy Alien Women
In New York German women register for a Fourth of July loyalty parade but many face obstacles. Older registrants aged fifty to seventy are less able to participate due to age and domestic duties, while younger women cite childcare and picnics as reasons for avoidance. Registration totals show thousands affidavits filed and complete registrations across Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Richmond.
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Esther Lape
Cliens
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Lape
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Yorkville
East Highty-eighth Street
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Brooklyn
Ean
Richmond
The
Queens
Germans Try to Stir Mexican Ant US Feeling in Mexico City
A prominent Mexican bank official says German agents openly inflame Mexicans against the United States. He cites German control of Mexican industries, a 5000-strong German presence in Mexico City, German papers and pro German sentiment, and organized theatre and movie scenes showing anti American bias. He notes drunken German assaults on the American Club and difficulty for U S workers to find jobs outside German circles.
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New York
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Camden Shipyard Nets $30 Million Contract for Troop Ships
The Emergency Fleet Corporation awarded New York Shipbuilding Company in Camden New Jersey a $30 million contract to expand facilities and construct four troop ships. Ten million tied to four additional ways to build vessels up to 625 feet long, with four ships costing about $20 million and totaling around 10 000 tons deadweight, to be completed within ten months after keels are laid. In California, Union Ironworks Bethlehem Yard in Alameda begins ten way yard project costing $15.9 to $20 million, employing 12 000 workers, authorized by the Emergency Fleet Corporation.
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Tynan
Police to Silence Motors in Bronx Noise Crackdown
The Police Department pledges action to curb loud motorcycle activity in the Bronx, promising enforcement against mufflerless riders who disturb night hours. A summons will be served on each errant motorcyclist in the future.
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Bronx Board of Trade
Weather Forecast Sees Cooler Weekend Across Regions
Washington reports a broad shift to cooler, unsettled conditions with rain in the Middle South Atlantic states and the Ohio Valley. A northeastward low pressure system over the Northwest interacts with a depleting barometer as showers and cooler temperatures spread, with scattered rain in New York and the Delmarva area. Local readings show yesterday’s high near 100, with a low around 68, humidity at 88 percent.
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Waitress Employment Notice At Shaughnessy Agency
A historical employment note lists a waitress position at Shaughnessy Agency located at 480 6Hay Fryant with a monthly wage of $30 to $435. The ad mentions parlor, chambermaid, and summer duties, inviting inquiries to Slay Hotmager Agency at 10 East 3d et, Walsh flour, phone S047, for application details.
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Fryant
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East 3d
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Murrey
Training School for Machine Operators Established in Bridgeport
A training school for machine operators has been established on Boston Avenue in Bridgeport Connecticut. It invites those familiar with manufacturing lines to enroll, offering good pay while learning and requesting draft classifications, ages, and detailed experience.
Mentor Wareholsd Work Night and Day Shifts
Partial OCR text shows a labor job notice seeking foreman applicants at Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. The message mentions 54 hours per week and shifts day and night, with a name Ray Ary and address 150 Hay Street. The fragmentary text indicates a personnel posting aimed at employment in a grocery or wholesale setting.
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Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea CO
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Foreclosure Sale Of Manhattan Dyckmans Homestead Property
The case concerns Samuel et al defendants in a foreclosure over the Dyckmans Homestead in Manhattan. The referee marks a sale at public auction November 14 16 at 3 o clock in the Hachange Salonroom and details the property bounds and legal encumbrances.
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Funeral notices and memorials from New York area obituaries
A compilation of death notices and funeral details from New York area records dated June 1918. Entries mention names such as Arnold Richard, Marie Berrens, Fusene Wilson Caldwell, Elizabeth Chadwick, Mary Colman, Arthur Cutler, Emil(a) Groshon, Philip Greenfield, Henry Grifting, Barbara Kimmerle, Martha Knapp, Peter Law, and others. Services are listed with churches, dates, and interment remarks, including addresses and affiliations.
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Byway
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Chadwick
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Charles Bird
Anne Acton Chadwick
Montreal
Jewish Hospital
Brooklyn
Colman
Mary E
If. Colman
88Th St
Holliston
Mass
Ghal
Larchmont
N.Y
Emila M
Greenfield- Philip
Lillie Greenfield
Ashlard Lodge
Greenfield
Leonoray
Willam’ S
Sirovich
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Wernerdey
Warreneburg
N. Y
Henry Grifting
Furneral
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John
A. Groshon
Hunt
Philadelphia
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Old South Chapel
Boston
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Brookline
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Intendence
Wrohington St. Peter Law
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Tauterthy
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Conn
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78Th St
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August
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Nderhill
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Willcox
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