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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1918
Page
20
A garbled account describes a mercantile district with many workers and clerks in Nieote and vial departments. It mentions telegraph power, electricians, yeomen, wives, and shop clerks connected to mercantile establishments. Ending with notes on goods and wearers in clinical stores.
In autumn, about five hundred will be sent to New York University and the rest to Mechanic Institute in Rochester. The program seeks men with TIChiUA experience to volunteer, with a deadline in late May.
Fragmented text shows Democrats rally around Baker and Daniels for Congress amid a nation committee notice. The piece quotes party platform lines praising Newton and denouncing targeted propaganda, while endorsing administration changes and efficiency in the past.
June 21 report from Mount Risg noting a blaze at an ammonia plant risked spreading to nearby structures. Fire crews worked to control the flames and prevent further damage as residents were put on alert in this early morning incident.
Washington dispatch reports Burleson and Daniels to testify before the Senate Agriculture Committee over war time prohibition. Randall accuses a Democratic plot to postpone action, citing a secret conference with leading prohibition figures and references to the President and administration.
Assistant District Attorney Daniel Hirrenzo asked magistrates yesterday for a warrant for the manager of a War Benefit entertainment at Madison Square Garden linked to a War Hospital Entertainment Association. The district attorney said detectives had monitored the event but were restrained by a court order from acting. Magistrate McGexhan said the affair was a noble city cause and declined arrest or further action.
Washington June 21 newspapers publishers urged before the Ways and Means Committee that the zone system of inverted second class postage be extended for a year. George McAneny denied present subsidies. he argued newsprint costs have risen, advertising rates fell, and any advertiser tax would cut paper revenues and harm newspapers and advertisers alike.
Washington June 21. A bill authorizing immediate deportation of aliens linked to anarchism was sent to the Senate. The measure amends immigration law to remove the five hour residence limit, as debate included a call for the death penalty for German sympathizers and references to wartime propaganda and wartime expenditures.
The article reports a draft evader receiving one year and one day in the Atlante Penitentiary. Details reference the case against individuals including Edna Clarke Ming Clarke Ming Chupkes and Ming Taylor, with involvement of Assistant Federal Attorney Ralph Mowe and investigations into alleged conspiracy after a marriage link. The outcome notes the case moving to the next court steps.
Assemblyman Charles Garfinkel of 990 Pax Street Bronx says 500 agents from John Hancock and other firms plan a union drive in New York City. He cites 4,800 local agents and targets 28 percent membership. company officials deny widespread dissatisfaction.
Three women testified in Morrisoniw police court as George von Auer a locomotive engineer faced a bigamy charge. They identified themselves as Mrs Boss Viehig von Auer Mrs Boyes von Auer and Mrs Josephine Semmler Almaxt von Auer claiming marriages on May 14 May 6 and March 22 respectively. They said money and property vanishings occurred and letters from other women were found in the prisoner s trunk.
A contested gift involves James Butler presenting three Tarrytown properties, owned by the estate of Sarah Hermann, to Marymount Convent. The conveyance hints at a memorial to Butler’s wife amid related political and legal mentions, with historical ties to local figures and disputes surrounding the properties.
Fourth week of the trial before Judge Mar Lio T. Manton in federal court continued as Emerson defendants Chaney Humphrey and associates faced cross examination. Testimony covered stock dealings with Emerson vehicles and the legitimacy of Emerson advertising claims, with investigators and journalists cited in defense arguments and witness accounts.
In Indianapolis court Leonard Snitkin Maurice Snitkin and A Joseph Schur were found guilty of conspiring to obstruct the draft law. Judge Thiane Anderson warned the jury to decide if Snitkin was in the conspiracy with Schur and Maurice Snitkin.
The police training school suspended activities and planned to close after the war. Commissioner Enright announced no more training work until that time. Graduation exercises were attended by over 2,000 relatives and officers who presented badges to the graduates.
Detroit June 21 The Newbury campaign remains in the race for United States Senator to succeed William A. Hinrichson. Key party leaders postponed further action Monday at a meeting of the Newbury committee, while rival developments in Michigan were noted.
Lieutenant Gawald Th. Simpson faced arraignment before Judge Hunt in Tintet Court for conspiring to obtain money from men of draft age by promising anti draft relief. Co conspirators including Camp Upton officials allegedly planned to place men in dangerous positions to avoid service. O Neil appeared and did not dispute charges as the Har Association committee reported.
MILANTIC CITY June 21 George Wharton Pepper Philadelphia attorney at a convention urged ending the third term menace to speed victory. He outlined a war programme with a definite navy size, allied unity, and strong executive action, insisting a bold plan would mobilize American democracy and end political agitation at home and abroad.
Justice Greenbaum ruled that William J. Bergh banker and nephew of Henry Bergh founder of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals should have sole custody of his three sons aged thirteen to seventeen. The decision followed a separation from Mrs Eile and W Beret. The judge cited the wife’s actions toward the children as not fitting for their growth into manhood.
Allied Day at the Congress Palace features a varied programme for visitors with speakers from Britain and France and performances by scouts girls and other groups. Officials and organizers promise a lively event with demonstrations and dishes from food administration.
A reader letter from New York discusses grocery price disparities from Jersey to the city, blaming inflation on production and supply dynamics rather than single profiteers. It argues that perishable fruits and vegetables reflect seasonality, transport limits, and wartime policy, urging cooperative buying and clearer food administration actions.
The Tribune Institute Co operative Club offers members prices on groceries including fresh eggs at 45 cents per dozen, candied for quality 47 cents, creamery butter prints at 50 cents, tub butter 46 cents, prunes 15 cents per 26 pound package, beans dried lima 16 cents per 5 pound, with savings noted on select items. Orders via telephone Morningside 7794 7995 or 8775.
The market reports bluefish and other species in good supply with porgies at 12 15 18 cents and sea bass 8 to 14 cents wholesale, 15 to 18 retail. Flounder and fluke cheap wholesale 4 to 7 cents, retail 10 to 18. Mackerel 25 cents, wholesale 11 to 16. A 5,000 pound bluefish shipment sold wholesale 25 to 28 cents, reflecting volatile prices and market volatility noted by traders.
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