Lewis Men Back Call of Senators For N Y Assembly
Senators Wadsworth Calder and others back a Republican push for a state assembly call while Attorney General Lewis faces opposition. Governors Whitman and party leaders clash over leadership and strategy as Tanner and Glyn weigh a convention plan amid internal party tensions.
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Mii Bleenor Dupignac ToWed A Van Py 400 Mra
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names such as Milan Lennon, Hupienes, Van Bape, Thompaen, and Linde, with unclear context about a wedding or ceremony at a Macstonedt location and references to R. Tiemaen and Euat Geren.
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Fresh Air Fund drives citywide push for vacation homes
The Tribune reports a large Fresh Air Fund appeal to place 220,000 new child vacationers with host families across towns. Clergy and volunteers coordinate invitations from Plainville Southington Avon South Windsor and nearby towns as city and country join a campaign to shelter and transport needy children for summer stays. Contributions via checks or money orders support rail fares and housing.
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Tribune Fund
War Savings Committee
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Conn
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Niids Weill
Bond Office
Robert H. Horton
Wistertainment
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Pisinville
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Sime Region
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New York City
Whitman Economy Keynote Draws Attention in Bronx Fight
State Controller Dugene M Travis spoke at a Whitman campaign event describing tax and revenue changes. He cited motor vehicle, liquor tax, and corporation tax impacts, noting education and public services funding and a large state surplus. A Brooklyn court case involving William Gronbach was also reported.
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Bronx Republic
Third Avenue
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New York
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Professor Arthur H. Cutler Dies at 70 Years
Professor Arthur H. Cutler longtime head of the siutler School dies at his home in New York City aged seventy after a forty year career. He mentored prominent figures including Theodore Roosevelt Cornelius Vanderbilt John D Rockefeller and Oliver Harriman. Survived by stepson Frederick H. Wilson Cutler his funeral is planned from his residence with burial in Holliston Massachusetts.
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Richard Arnold Dies A Philharmonic figure in New York
Richard Armosa vice-president of the Philharmonic Society of New York died after a brief illness at seventy three. He helped form the orchestra as first violin and later served as concert master and board member since 1879. Born in Germany he returned to New York as a boy and debuted publicly at eleven. He studied in Leipzig and Dresden before joining the New York music scene. He remained active with the Philharmonic until his death, with Carnegie gifting him a silver roving cup and friends presenting an autograph album. He also belonged to the Lates Club and Arion Society.
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Bridegroom Accused of Fraud and Desertion in Currie Case
A Brooklyn bridegroom faces charges for fraud and desertion after taking $2,500 from Amy F Currie to fund a supposed honeymoon trip. The man, now married three times, allegedly confessed during a Lub confounding trip through the Middle West. The case involves hotel stays and a plan to reach Kalamazoo Michigan, tied to Currie’s suitors and the local authorities.
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Michi Ty Elvan
Currie
Whitman Leaders Move Toward State Republican Convention
Whitman supporters prepare to call a state convention as leaders from Albany and county committees weigh whether to convene. Governor Whitman allies say the drive aims to unify party factions, with Wadsworth Calder and Glynn involved, while enrollment efforts for Republican women intensify across counties.
I C C to Rule on Mail Tube Purchase
Washington February 21 The Interstate Commerce Commission will decide on the federal purchase of pneumatic mail tubes proposed in a Senate amendment to the post office appropriation bill. The decision aims to determine if tubes should be purchased, used, or abandoned as a mail auxiliary service. A commission report is expected next December.
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Eight-Hour Day Adopted at Edison Plant West Orange
In Orange New Jersey on June 20 employees at the Hilson plant in West Orange won an eight-hour day as a voluntary gift from their employer, reducing the workday from ten hours. The shift will cost the company about $600,000 more annually in overtime and labor costs. George B. Clark, special assistant to Charles Edison, notes government war work has added complexity and a 10 percent profit threshold, but Edison claims no profit from war contracts and emphasizes the eight-hour day as a worker concession rather to profiteering.
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Thomas A. Edison
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Garden Fate for Italian War Relief Benefit
Italian aid drive hosts a garden fete this afternoon at Kilenworth Island’s Olen Cove Long Island. Myris Aldoami Giuneone da Luca of Opera conducts the Barrery Carlow Lites Little Symphony. Pupila Duncan offers vocal performances as the Belisnis Ambassador to Collnna.
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Little Symphony
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Mark Ipaacenn Dies Longtime Musical Director
Mark Ipaacenn, longtime musical director noted for old time programs, died in New York at age two. He had directed for Morniret Mather and Dein e 258 toecy, with surviving daughter and son. His son Charles Team became musical editor of The New York Globe's Pbetoral Hevlaw and wrote Parody Fuck With Great Musicians.
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Mark Ni
Iyasason
John Place
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York
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Deine
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Charles Team
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Broker 75 Ends Own Life in Local Tragedy
J F William Mohr age 75, prominent broker of 328 West Eighty third Street, died by self inflicted gunshot amid war related stress. He left a note and had faced changes in mood, once a popular Dowstown figure and former head of a committee, later dropping from social circles. Police report unclear motive, investigation ongoing.
Hornaday Quits As Head Of Junior Naval Reserves
Prominent figures resign from the Junior Naval Reserve amid accusations of mismanagement and waste. Dr. Hornaday, director of the New York Zoological Park, steps down as president after claims of ineffective work and civilian misrule. Public funds and campaigns are questioned, with few camps or posts realized and a New York firm named for commissions on fundraising.
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New London
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New York Thrift Drive Rally Spurs City Hall Event
A spirited New York thrift drive kicks off with a City Hall rally led by Mayor Hylan and officials from the War Savings campaign. Workers, merchants, and residents attend as speeches praise saving efforts to fund the war and support government needs.
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Financial Scandal Tangles Board Leadership and Donations
A troubled report details a company president's removal from a key post amid claims of misused funds and depleted cash. The treasurer allegedly diverted 14 000 to sustain the group as creditors rose, while donations from E S Stotesbury and Felix M Warburg faced reconsideration and resignation rumors.
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Telegraph Wedding Shortens Record Eleven Minute Ceremony
In Mineola a military telegram wedding linked Private D Raskin of Battery D Artillery to Miss Theodora A Johnson in Cokato Minnesota. The ceremony lasted about eleven minutes, with Private Leo Stoephegel first to telegram the news. Chaplain John D Pachen performed the Mineola rites while Rev John C Wagner officiated in Cokato. Private Rankin hails from St Joseph Missouri and Mrs Rankin plans to remain distant for now.
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Leo Stoephegel
John D. Pachen
Cokato
John C. Wagner
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St. Joseph
Civilians Warned Not to Fight Near the Front
Washington report describes U.S. Army broad story warnings to civilians and workers from the Youns Men’s Christian Association and others accompanying army personnel. It warns civilians may be executed if captured in combat zones, urging restraint to avoid endangering service members and civilian workers.
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Five Men Charged in War Purchase Graft Case
Five men were arraigned in Federal District Court on an indictment accusing them of conspiring to defraud the government in the purchase of lifeboats and other military gear. Lead defendant Gold Mate of Ummun Street Brooklyn and four co defendants allegedly received money from Colston and Craven in Hay in exchange for arranging a “with us and safety” arrangement. The alleged conspiracy involved Major Massten of the military intelligence service coordinating with the group.
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City Lacks Cash To Raise Police And Firemen's Pay
City finances appear strained as officials discuss insufficient funds to boost police and firefighter salaries. The debate covers budget strains, wartime-era obligations, and potential funding gaps affecting personnel pay and uniforms. Local leaders weigh options amid mounting costs and historical debt implications.
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