Lewis Men Back Call of Senators For N Y Assembly
Loyal Lewis supporters praised the call by United States Senators Wadsworth and Calder for a statewide Republican gathering. Attorney General Lewis voiced strong support, while George Glynn denied blocking a state committee meeting. Former state chairmen Barnes and Tanner pressed for regular committee sessions.
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Lewis
N. Y. Assembly
Jon E. Lewis
United States
Nes W. Wadsworth, Jr
William M. Calder
Theodore Douglas Robinson
George A. Glynn
State Committee
Glynn
Robinson
Aro
McGlynn
Whitman
Lewis Vo
Republican State Committee
William Barnes
Frederick C. Tanner
He Tanner
Mr. Tanner
Wadsworth and
Calder
Wadsworth
Cleveland
Maine
Rochester
Gerson
Miss Eleanor Dupignac to Wed A V Thompson
A clumsy engagement notice reports Eleanor Dupignac to wed A V Thompson of 108 East 75th Street in a quiet ceremony at a country home near Mamaroneck New York. The announcement also mentions the engagement of Dupignac’s sister to a Mr. Reeseniee Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Dupignac
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund campaign fights for city country aid
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund appeals to city residents to fund and host tenement children this summer. It highlights two pillars hospitality and money, noting 220,000 new War Savings recruits and urging rapid local gifts to cover rail fares and support for dozens of villages and towns ready to welcome children.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Tribune Fund
War Savings Committee
Fresh Air Office
Fund
Plainville
Gonn
Fresh Air Committee
Robert H. Burton
Committee of Entertainment
Manchester
Granby
Bristol
Plymouth
Simsbury
Unionville
Moosup
Plainfield
Plantsville
Tariffville
Weatogue
Putnam
Willimantic
Yuntie
Farmington
Fresh Air Campaign
New York City
THE
Tribune Irean
Cence Setate
Julie D. Brownas
Sescciavesne
Steves Monwrtai
Binawell Vester
Edin Hraives
Eaioaeieis
Rt Westen
Rhonivor Coley
Mies
Dorion
Wouhisner
Amidurtrial
Bray de Buide Sete
Be Vt
Jielilseecias du
Menaktah
Tommplcns Avenue
War Hook
N.Y
Grell. Huet
Cyrus ‘Townsend Brady
Caames It
Butler von “A. Fisher
Toth F. Whilia Pole
Tribune
Nassau Street
Travis Sounds Economy Keynote In Whitman Fight
State Controller Eugene M. Travis addressed the Bronx Republican Club on Whitman administration finances. He touted tax gains from motor vehicle, liquor, and collateral investment taxes, noted savings and efficiency, and cited infant mortality and bank resource increases as outcomes of policy. A separate Brooklyn case saw William Orenbach arraigned for murder after a revolver incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene M. Travis
Bronx
Republican Club
New York City
Lquor
National Guard
Skinner
William Orenbach
Ville
Brooklyn
Yaster
Ssanult
Prof Arthur H Cutler Dies at 70, School Head and Founder
Prof Arthur H Cutler head of Gatler School and founder for 45 years died at 70 at his home 49 East Sixty first Street after cerebral trouble. He educated Theodore Roosevelt and many prominent New Yorkers. Survived by stepson Frederick H Wilson Gutting. burial in Holliston, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hamilton Cutler
Gatler School
Theodore, Roosevelt
East Sixty-first Street
Professor Cutler
Cutler
Cornelius Vanderbilt
William A.d John Sloane
John D. Rockefeller
Jr Theodore C. Janeway
M. D
Cornelius N. Bliss
Oliver Harriman
Borden Harriman
Henry
Payne Whitney
Frank J. Polk
Frederick H. Wilson Gutting
University and Hart
Holliston
Mass
Richard Arnold Dies Philharmonic Figure
Richard Arnold, vice-president of the Philharmonic Society of New York, died after a brief illness at 73. A lifelong musician, he joined the society over forty years ago as first violinist and served as concert master from 1886 to 1909, later on the board and then vice-president until his death. He was born in Germany, studied in Leipsic, married pianist Maria Heynau, and returned to New York to advance his career. He retired from active connections in 1900, receiving a silver roving cup from Andrew Carnegie and an autographed album from Philharmonic members. He was a member of the Lotos Club and Arion Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Arnon
Philharmonic Society of New York
Mr. Arnold
The
Philharmonic Society
Germany
Ubut City
Leipsic
Maria Heynau
Arnold
Dresden
New York
Niblo
Garden Orchestra
Symphony Orchestra
Philharmonic
Andrew Carnegie
Mr. Arnold Ws
Lotes Club
Arion Clety
Bridegroom Accused of Fraud and Desertion from Army
Freeland F Currie, said to have obtained 2500 on bad checks in Brooklyn to pay for his honeymoon, was arrested and handed to Federal authorities after confessing Desertion. He and his bride, married three weeks, returned from a Middle West trip to the Hotel Endicott. Currie's enlistment and Kalamazoo Michigan are cited in the accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Freeland
F. Currie
Brooklyn
Flatbush Avenue
Federal
Hi Bride
Endicott
Middle West
Kalamazoo
Whitman Leaders Preparing to Call State Convention
Whitman supporters in Albany maneuver as Governor Whitman remains away in Salamanca. State Chairman George A. Glynn and the Republican committee consider calling a formal state convention five weeks before the primary to craft a platform and delegate selection under party rules. Enrolment of about 1.8 million women voters continues nationwide, with upstate work heavier. calls for a regular convention grow as Whitman backers push for a compliant slate and unified leadership under Hays guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Albany
Salamanca
George A. Glynn
Wadsworth and Calder
Calder
Wadsworth
Glynn
Tribune
State Committee
Wadsworth and
John J. Knewitz
Bronx County
Will H. Hays
Pensy
Hays
I C C to Rule on Mail Tube Purchase
In Washington on June 21 a Senate amendment to the office appropriation bill proposed Federal purchase of pneumatic mail tube systems in several cities. The matter was referred to the Interstate Commerce Commission for a report next December on whether to purchase, lease, or abandon the tubes as a mail auxiliary service. During the investigation the tubes would continue operating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
Houdi Forrees
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Edison plant ends ten hour day to eight hours
In West Orange New Jersey on June 20 the Edison plant granted an eight hour day as a voluntary move affecting about eight thousand workers. The change adds time and a half for overtime and will cost the company roughly five hundred thousand dollars annually, with Edison claiming no profit from war work and stressing operations on a ten percent profit cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
N. J
Edison
West Orange
George E. Clark
Charles Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Edison
Garden Fete for Italian War Relief at Eilenworth
A garden fete for Italian war relief will be held this afternoon at Eilenworth Glen Cove Long Island the country estate of Mr and Mrs George du Pont Pratt Mme Frances Alda and Giuseppe de Luca of the Metropolitan Opera will perform Carlos Liten will recite the Barrere Little Symphony will give musical numbers and Isadora Duncan pupils will present dancing The Italian Ambassador and Countess Macchi di Cellere head the patrons and patronesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilenworth
George du Pont Pratt
Glen Cove
Long Island
Mme
Frances Alda
Giuseppe de Luca
Metropolitan Opera
Carlos Liten
Barrere Little Symphony
Isadora Duncan
Macchi di Cellere
Mark Isaacson Dies A Noted Oldtime Musical Director
Violinist Mark N. Isaacson, a prominent figure on early city programs and musical director for Margaret Mather and Daly's, died at his Brooklyn home 827 St. John s Place. He was two years old born in New York and survived by a widow and twelve children. His son Charles D. Isaacson is musical editor of The New York Globe s Plotorist Review and author of Face to Face With Great Musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Isaacson
Mark N. Isaacson
St. John’s Place
Brooklyn
New York
Margaret Mather
Daly's
Charles D. Isancaon
New York Globe
Plotorist Review
Broker William Mohr Ends Life in Despondency Over War
J F William Mohr a cotton broker and senior partner at Mohr Anemann Co shot himself at home 328 West Eighty third Street He was 75 naturalized and once lively in downtown circles but friends noted a decline in mood as war with Germany loomed He had recently sold his Cotton Exchange membership and had long sympathies for Germany before the U S entered the conflict
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mohr
Mohr, Anemann & Co
Beaver Street
West Eighty-third Street
Germany
Mohr
United States
Meir
The
Cotton Exchange
Exchange
Hornaday Quits As Head of Junior Naval Reserves
Dr William T Hornaday resigns as president amid discord over the Junior Naval Reserve. Franklin Brooks accuses mismanagement and waste of funds raised for training boys for the navy. Several prominent officials resign. totals show 138 168.94 solicited in 1917 with only 64 032 08 spent on training and equipment. Camp Josepus Daniels and Camp Davey cited as the only active sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Junior Naval Reserve
William T. Hornaday
New York Zoological Park
Naval Organization
Navy
Franklin Brooks
Reserve
Willis J. Physioc
Edward A. Oldham
Louis Freudenberg
Brooks
Boya
Camn
Brooke
Tribune
United States
Davey
New London
Conn
Josepus Daniels
New York Thrift Drive Kicks Off With City Hall Rally
A broad war savings campaign launched in New York aims to raise 100 million dollars in War Savings Stamps. Mayor Hylan and officials urged deep personal saving as workers marched from City Hall to rally crowds, with education-driven canvassing across the five boroughs and daily band concerts at key sites.
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York
Web Savings
Third
Liberty Loan Committees
Uncle Sam
Greater
New York
War Savings
Equitable
City Hall
Broadway
Hylan
Martin Voegel
William Fellowes
Morgan
Merchants’ Association
Union
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Twnd
Germany
Wilson
Pere Son
Greater New York
War Savings Federation
Five Boroughs
Women On National Defence
Madison Square Park
Times Square
United States
Union Square
Finch Heads Reserve Fund Fight Amid Debt Row
Finch as Reserve treasurer faces criticism over a contract and missing funds. Louis Freudenberg cites a repudisted contract while claiming Town Development Company received no funds. Stotesbury’s gift action reportedly rescinded and mortgage talks discussed. Warburg cites lack of business direction. Rosa calls for government control.
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Finch
Louis Freudénbers
Guch
E. T. Stotesbury
Philadelphia
Tiwan
Freudenberg
Stotesbury
Felix M. Warburg
Rosa
Married by Telegraph Fourth Ceremony of Kind at Mineola
The fourth telegraph marriage at Mineola occurred when Private 9 Rankin of Battery D, Sdtst Field Artillery, wed Theodora A Johnson via Morse code in Cokato, Minnesota. The ceremony lasted eleven minutes, a claimed record, with Chaplain John D Pachen officiating locally and Rev. John C Wagner in Cokato. Rankin is from St Joseph, Missouri, and Mrs Rankin does not plan to travel east soon.
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Mineola
Long Island
Rankin
Battery D
Sdtst Field Artillery
Misa
Theodora A. Johnson
Cokato
Wright County
Minn
Leo Stoephagel
Tohn D. Pachen
John C. Wagner
St. Joseph
Enat
Civilians Warned Not to Fight as War Memo Warns
Washington June 21 Y M C A workers and other civilians with the army abroad were told in a memorandum by the Judge Advocate General to refrain from actual combat. Captured civilians who joined fighting could be executed, as only soldiers have the right to engage in warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Young Men’s Christian Association
Judge Advocate General’s Office
Speen
Y. M.G.A
Five Men Accused of War Purchase Graft
Five men including a army transport purchaser named Lawrenga Coldman were arraigned before Judge Augustus Hand on charges of conspiracy to defraud the government in lifeboat and liferaft purchases. They pleaded not guilty and posted bail. Co-defendants include yacht broker Ruppert and partner Craven, with Galbraith of New Rochelle named as courier of bribe money. Alleged scheme uncovered by Major Marsten and police investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Transport Service
Augustus Hand
Federal District Court
Lawrenga Coldman
Harman Street
Brooklyn
William L. ‘Ruppert
West
170Th
Trea
William Golsten
St Butler Place
Ruppert
J. “If Craven
New York
Bat Change
Thomas Galbraith
New Rochelle
Goldman
Ruppert, Colston and Craven
City Lacks Cash To Raise Police And Firemen's Pay
City officials debate raising salaries for policemen and firemen while funds are unavailable. The Board of Estimate defers action to finance and budget committees as sources of revenue are uncertain. Officials cite accrued budgets and bonds as possible methods to fund a 10 percent raise, with payroll needs and staff shortages highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Estimate
Hylan
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
Uniformed Firemen’s Association
Board of Aldermen
King
Thomas J. Drennan
John Kenton
Joseph J. O'Reilly
Bellevue
Allind
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Il H. Merrell
Riva
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Arthur H. Cutler
Richard Arnold
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Hornaday
Winter Garden
Broadhurst
Taytime Stu Jon Charles Thomas
Murray
Cerolyn Thomson
OOF Century Theatre
Sean
Gkouce the Dooley Mite
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Harry Cone
Ray Heymond
Marjorie Gatasco
Asth ST. Behe
Man Wild
ARK Semalh
Booth
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Marine Elliott
Aris
Fedey & Wont
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Vey
Rambeau Wy
Shubert Sit
Blanche Gates
Symphony Orchestra OF 99
Arnold Volpe
Sam Veatre
Hearts
Qolumbia
Teem
HELLO
America
Brighton Baths
Nazimova
Vessella
Biel Pier
Atlantic City
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Barrere Symphony
Mme Alda Big
Deluca
Sig
Liten
Mr. George D. Bratt
New York Theatre
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Healy
Montgomery
Foolab
Stone & Moa
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Enright
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O'Reilly
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Morris
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Republic Wikt
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Ivol Douglas Fairbanks
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