Peace talks hint at merged assembly and convention
Washington reports indicate Republican leaders in New York seek to combine the proposed assembly with a state convention. George A Glynn and Gleason met with Senators Wadsworth and Calder to push a unified plan pending Saturday committee action. The letter signing GOP notables from New York City urges open, inclusive deliberations and a unified platform ahead of primary and state officer races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Glynn
Washington
Tesa
State Committee
James W. Wadsworth, Jrs
Wiliam M. Calder
New York
Republican Party
Congress
Nnto
George W. Witker
Leonard BR. Carhart
Ahs WikiGeorge the Gay
Marke,Hece
Hred
Su van Weehten
Obie D. Marian
Gienr EB. Dinkerman
John A. Bolles
Taylor Witliam S. Bennet
jErances T Morran
Frank Mass
Jennie T. Morgan
Louis Livings
Dorthy Moranton Seaman
Dagmar Selling
Charles Stewart Davi
Helen May Olmsted
Oscar
Smith
Mortimer L. Schiff
William M." Bennett
Wirren
C. French
Malph Goddard
Vg Curry
George
Klute
William A. Ferguson
Morriy Rieser
Sumner W. Childs
New York City
Republican Move for State Conference at Saratoga
A letter from Senatore Wadsworth and Calder, via John A. Stewart, urges a state-wide Republican conference in Saratoga. The aim is to present the party’s purposes and laws, with addresses by Colonel Roosevelt, William H. Taft, Elihu Root, and other leaders. The plan, started after Wadsworth and Crider called for a July 14 assembly, counters the party committee’s later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth
Calder
John A. Stewart
Saratoga
Roosevel
William H. Taft
Elihu Root
Mars Wadsworth
Crider
Tribune
Wadsworth Assembly
Uant
Reday
Mece
Roosevelt and Taft to Speak at Saratoga Meeting
Theodore Roosevelt accepted a July 18 speech at Saratoga meet by New York Senators for the Republicans. Roosevelt said the event is not a nominating contest and aims to urge patriotism to speed up the war, with Taft likely to deliver a similar message. Roosevelt also met with Republican National Chairman W. H. Hays in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Saratoga
Taft
New York
Tait
Roosevelt
New York City
W. H. Hays
Thurlow W Barnes Dies in This City
Thurlow Weed Barnes a longtime Republican figure born June 28 1864 son of William and Emily Weed Barnes died at his brother William Barnes home 29 East Porty vighth Street He worked for The Albany Evening Journal Harvard graduate 187 and with Houghton Mifflin Co He lived in New York since 1892 He secured Hankow Chan tung concession from China He led a prominent political life and headed the Circumnavigators Club His wife Isabel Moris of Louisiana obtained a divorce Funeral services set for Albany tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barnes
East Porty Vighth Street
Thurlow Weed Barnes
Rnan Bany
Emily Weed Barnes
Harvard
Albany Evening Journal
Thurlow Weed
Houghton, Miffin & Co
Boston
New York
Chines
Isabel Moris
Louisiana
Barnes
Albany
George S Blampey Dies At 79 In New York
George Smith Blampey president and treasurer of Trautmann Bailey Blampey lithographing firm died yesterday at his home 424 Central Park West from heart disease. Born October 1 1845 in New York he spent life in printing and lithography. He was a member of Kane Lodge F and A M New York Athletic Club Wa Wa Yands Fishing Club and survived by sisters Mrs Ralph Treutmann and Miss Charlotte M Blampey and a ccobra Charles F P Schmid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith Blampey
Trautmann, Bailey
New York Athletic Club
Democrats Favor Upstate Governor Candidate in State Dems Race
The Democratic State Committee at the Knickerbocker Hotel fixed July 28 for the Saratoga convention and set a strong upstate path for the governor nomination. Key names talked include Mayor Harry C. Walker of Binghamton, Charles B. Alexander of Tuxedo, and possibly William Church Osborn. Alfred E. Smith’s popularity is noted but he may be sidelined if upstate picks prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Committee
Knickerbocker
Saratoga
New York
New York City
Syracuse
William
al Hearst
Upstate
Harry C. Walker
Binghamton
Charles B. Alexander
Tuxedo
National Democratic Club
William Church Osborn
Alferd E. Smith
Board of Aldermen
Smith
Furley
Tammany Hall
Walker
Hearst
John I. McCoory
Brooklyn
McCovey
Mearst
Mayoroylan
McCoory
Edward S. Harris
State Committee
George van Namee
St. Lawrence County
Willem H. Manning
United States Senate
William Church J Osborn
Wilson Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
Congress
Teo
Woodrow
Wilson
Julius Broder
Manhattan
Esterday
Swann
Johnn J. Boylan
Beef theft arrest of Louis Aulicino butcher in New York
Louis Aulicino a Tenth Avenue and Thirty-fifth Street butcher was held to bail of 20000 by U S Commissioner Samuel Witchcock on a charge of conspiring to steal four quarters of frozen beef valued about 44080 on June 18 from Lehigh Valley Railroad yards at Twenty sixth Street. Theodore Mancino and seventeen others named in the conspiracy have been detained or bailed. federal grand jury investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Aulicino
Tenth Avenue
Thirty-fifth Street
United States
Samuel Witchcock
General Pershing
France
Lehigh Valley
Auotter
Federal
Entertainment for Rye Red Cross Auxiliary Evening
A Rye Red Cross Auxiliary event at AL Hillbrook, the Arents country place in Itye, N Y, features moving pictures by Major O S Wightman on Russia and Romania. Interpretative dances on the illuminated lawn by Miss Margaret Crawford and her troupe are planned with a host of patronesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye Red Cross
AL Hillbrook
George Arents, Jr
Itye
Rye
American Red Cross
Wightman
Russia
Romania
Margaret Crawford
Rich Cineea Aire
Richard Te Waltwright
Oydon Reid
Samuel Thorne
J. Rogers Mitchell
James S. Potter
Italian War Festa Lights Fifth Avenue Terrace
Caproni airplane circled overhead while a donkey cart peddled below as a festive scene unfolded for blinded Italian soldiers on a sunny terrace of the Public Library. Performers and actresses sold goods to raise funds for the Permanent Blind Relief War Fund for Soldiers and Sailors, with ongoing entertainment slated for today and tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caproni
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Broadway
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Marta du Lac
Raymond Hitchcock
Claire Whitney
Claire Adams
Wall Street
Chrystal Herne
Mary Boland
Carroll McComas
Margaret Dale
Josephine Drake
Ethel Gray Terry
Jane Bright
Bijou Fernandez
Permanent
Blind Relief War Fund For Soldiers and Sailors
Walter Littlefield
Joseph di Giorgia
1. Perera
Joseph Cuccio
C. Anastassi
Misa di Vicchi
A. Young
Bastille Day Observed Across United States Plans Emerge
Enthusiastic support for Bastille Day on July 14 in the United States is voiced by Maurice Leon of the Lafayette Day committee which sponsored Lefayette’s birthday and the Marne battle observance. A twelve hour New York celebration in Manhattan Square Park begins at 1 PM with dancing speeches and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Maurice Leon
Lafayette Day Committee
Lefayette
Marne
France
Great Britain
Mr. Leon
Leon
Bureau of French Propaganda
Manhattan Square Park
Seventy-seventh Street
Central Park West
Stephan Lausanne
Madison Square
National Committee of Patriotic Societies of the
Owen Johnson
Johnson
Denver
Kansas City
New Orleans
Chicago
Philadelphia
Omaha
Concord
Paul
Pittsburgh
Knoxville
Memphis
Boston
American Rights League
Boy Scouts of America
Daughters of the American Revolution
American Defence Society
National Civic Federation
The
Young Men's Christian Association
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Red Cross
New York “Scotties
Bagnipes
Home Defence League
Pelham Bay Naval Boys
Broadway Notes on The Riddle Woman and Stage News
Bertha Kalish returns to the stage in The Riddle Women with rights bought from the Shuberts. The play is by Carlie, adapted by Dorothy Donnelly, with Margot Kelly joining Oh Lady Indy. Sis. tora Duncan pupils perform at Carnegie Hall with George Copeland. Wakefield seeks returned slipper after audience catch. Purcell to star at the Palace next week. Senators’ July 4 visit gets 250 seats for Ziegfeld Follies. Tellegen plans The Blue Devil with Cook. Bowed Bowbed bow? The Rain bow Girl to Soldiers at Gaiety July 7. Skaters Neus and Trilling join Healy’s summer show. Ice plant funds keep shows running through heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Kalish
The
Shuberts
Carlie
Dorothy Donnelly
Charlotte Ol
Margot Kelly
Indy
Modiste
Carnegie Hall
Sis
Tora Duncan
George Copeland
Boston
Charlotte Wakefield
Astor
Miss Wakefield
Charles Purcell
Palace
Washington
Physician Accused Of Disloyal Remarks
Dr. George Weiss, former Health Officer of Mount Vernon, was arrested in Yonkers by DOJ agent Stuart Pilcher on charges of disloyal utterances. Held on 5300 bail for a July 3 hearing, Weiss allegedly proclaimed pro German sentiments at a Yonkers roadhouse. He pleaded not guilty and was released on bail. he is a brother-in-law of ex Park Commissioner Thomas W. Whittle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weiss
Mount Vernon
Yonkers
Stuart Pilcher
Department of Justice
New York
United States
Samuel Hitchcock
Weiss
Pilcher
Germany
Amerins
Johnson
Weins
Thomas W. Whittle
Edward J Carey Dies In Brooklyn Heart Disease
Edward John Carey secretary to Judge Mitchell May of Kings County Court died suddenly from heart disease at his home 01 Lincoln Place Brooklyn He was born forty years ago in Brooklyn His father John B Carey was the first court stenographer for the Kings County Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jon Carey
Mitchell May
Kings Cenity Court
Lincoln Place
Brooklyn
John B. Carey
Supreme Court of
Kings County
Final Drive for War Savings Day Urges Pledges Tonight
New York campaigns push for 424 500 unsigned pledges as war savings drive risks falling short. Thousands form new societies, with 21 000 individual pledges in a single day, while banks, exchanges, and officials join a final all out effort led by Rotary and civic leaders to reach two million by midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Rendera
Saving Army
Uptown
Broadway
Five Boroughs
Raymnni Hitchcocks
Dolly Siste
New York
America
Customs
United States Naval Offier's
Surveyor’s Bureau
Cutom House
Stock Exchange
Produce Exchange
Limit Club
Exchange
Duncan Dancers and Copeland Thrill Carnegie Mall Audience
Heywood Brown and the Isadora Duncan Dancers with George Copeland delivered a stirring Carnegie Mall performance last night. Debussy Faun and Chabrier Espana stood out while Copeland’s pedal work and the Marche Militaire drew strong applause. Anna Duncan showed special grace in Chopin Valse No 21 and the ensemble numbers impressed, though Isadora remained unmatched in dramatic reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heywood Brown
Isadora Duncan
George Copeland
Carnegie Mall
Schubert
Copeland
Debussy
Chabrier
Eapann
Mr. Copeland
Florent Schmitt
Duncan
Anna
Chopin
Lisa
Lima
Isadora
Teodora
France
Sireaty
Therese
Widow to resume maiden name after German ties wartime petition
Mrs Ethel Clyde Vollmer of 876 Park Avenue widow of Major Ernst Gottfried Vollmer seeks to resume her maiden name Ethel Clyde in New York Supreme Court citing wartime stigma on things German. She has two children aged nine and six who will be named William Clyde and Thomas Hill Clyde. The couple married in 1907 in London and lived in Potsdam before moving to the United States in 1914. A year after filing for divorce her husband returned to Germany for active service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Clyde Vollmer
Park Avenue
William P. Clyde
Clyde Line
Justice Pendleton
Supreme Court
Ethel Clyde
Mes. Vollmer
Ernst Gottfried Vollmer
Picardy
Vollmer
United States
Empire of Germany
Vollmer Hax
Wilhelm Fanrenst Clyde Vollmer
Goetz Bernhard Thomas Clyde Vol
Chan
William Clyde
Thomas Hill Clyde
Vollmers
St. George's
London
Potsdam
Miss De Sable to Wed Dr. William Gordon Today
Miss Leonian ae Sabie daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene J De Sable Jr to marry Dr William Gordon today in her home 2 Exat Sixty fourth Street with Miss Agnes Shreve of California as maid of honor and only attendant W Averell Harriman to be best man The ceremony will be performed at noon by the bridegroom's father Rev Dr Lyle of Hamilton Ontario
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonian Ae Sabie
Eugene J. de Sable, Jr
William Gordon Wie
Exat
Sixty Fourth Street
Agnes Shreve
California
W. Averell Harriman
Dr. Lyle
Hamilton, Onta
Engagement of Eleanor Fates Coward to Chariea Van Valkenbure Smilli
Eleanor Fates Coward, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Fates Coward of 4 West Fiftieth Street, is announced engaged to Chariea Van Valkenbure Smilli son of Mr and Mrs George H Smillie of Lawrence Park Bronxville. The Cowards own a country place. Wier Coward is an amateur actress and member of the Amateur Comedy Club. her father is a well known amateur actor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor F. Coward
Edward Fates Coward
West Fiftieth Street
Eleanor Fates Coward
Chariea van Valkenbure Smilli
George H. Smillie
Lawrence Park
Bronxville
Wier Coward
Cuban Admitted to West Point Amid Senate Action
The House authorized the entrance of Cuban citizen Aurelio Collazo as a student at the West Point Military Academy. The Senate federation permits the Secretary of War to arrange the admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point Shington
Cuba
Aurelio Collazo
West Point Military Academy
Senate
Secretary of War
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Wadsworth and
Whitman
Mnor Whitman
Messrs
Gleason
Tim Hoot
Charles ¥. Hughes
William Howard Taft
Fearth
Long Island
Merrick Road
Lynbrook
Alexander
Osborne
Library Terrace
Lou Tellegen
Hattons
Blue Devil
Charles Emerson Cook
Gaiety Theatre
Stage Women's War Relief
Nues
Trilling
Thomas Healy
Colden Glades
Sixty-sixth Street
Healy
Edward John Carey
7Th Regiment
Bronx Park
177Th Strait Stati
Buteunee
Luna
Coney Island
the Duncans
Carnegie
Yale
New Haven
Irma
Margot
Eries
Gretel
MacDowell
Zuera
Albeniz
Miss de Sable
Oves
Isgiris
RSS
Winter Garden
Broadhurst
Ale Ron Charles Thomas
Obs
Murrape
Carolyn, Thomson
Bima
Tee Stuart Weller Co
Hocalt Turkington
Seventeen
WOF
Century Theatre
Century Grove
Inven Soely
Tee Fou Gaby
Erokel Siters
YE Dooleya
Whitt
Paul Smith
Eve' Sas
Arnold Volpe
Grand Overa Chorus
Shloist
Uigut
Lenova Sparker
Shorsuky
Kestivat
Sghitgur
Yoomonnow
Loui
Loew's
Wei
URN Theatre
Irving “Cummings
Franklyn Farnum
Ialto
HE. Petrova
Rivoli
Marine Eltiolt's
Levi Cam Ciay
Casino
Bevery
Kves
Shubert Ith
Boye
Pree
Blanche Holbrook Bates
Aya
Sea Kaiser
STH
Renee Song Bib Boye
Taxlor
Svete
Amsterdam
Aes Peeoee
Arey Molle King
Ton
Erate
Harman Vichory Aolumbia
Pauline Frederick
Staal Baracoa Pas Peat
TORK
Lyceum Sir
David Belabco
Tigerrose
Cohan Emery
State
NEW Amsterdam Theatre
Mats Wed & Sat
Republic
Eeo Bale Cohaneharris
Grant Mitchell
GLOBE
Hitchcock Jphitchy-Koo
Leon Errol
Irene Bordoni
the Root
the “Rainbow
Gini
Liberty Nest
Vean Kain
Tore
Mme
Frances Alda
Carlo Litem
George D. Prats
Slen Cove
Saterds
P.M
Little Symphony
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