New Bork Tribune Editorial Chaos Amid Arrears Echoes
Fragmented readable text suggests a chaotic editorial page with garbled names, dates, and stray political references. It hints at debt, vote pacing, and officials like Weller, Richart, and Foland amid a noisy, disorderly production on a Priday date with unclear outcomes.
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New Bork Tribune
Newe
Smee
Priday
Richart Weller Secresary
New
Teed
Filednia Theimen
Venizelos Returns to Power in Greece After Constantine Fall
Venizelos resumes leadership as Greece restores constitutional government after Constantine’s two year rule. The article credits Venizelos with steering modern Greece toward Allied alignment, disentangling from German influence, and preparing to reinforce the Entente in the Balkans and Asia Minor.
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Venizelos
Constantine
James II
Kn Bea
Cométanthe
Greece
Venizélos
Pengramme
Chamber
Tink Ymstvesin
Voriztios
Gren
Crees
Germany
Vorizeilos
Veniztlos
Serbia
Bulgaria
Greek Macedonia
Veni
Gélou
Montenegro
Rumania
Halearia
Turkey
Asia
Teutonic Allian
Gre
Rawsr
Sarrail
Salonica
Balkans
Pate
Venizélas
Untitled Passage on Roles After War Under Venzalos
The passage discusses a woman’s future role after the war under Venzalos, depending on her current duties. It critiques a monarch described as refractory, malicious, and selfish, noting the male leader who guided her through Balkan conflicts should lift her from a slough into a better position.
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Venzalos
No 86th Street Car Line Frustrates West Side Extension
The Hoard of Estimate opposes extending the street railway through West Eighty-sixth Street, arguing it would breach faith with property investors and undermine confidence in city promises. No new conditions or urgent public need justify a change for a line on this residence avenue. The Board of Estimate should end the ill advised effort.
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86Th Street
West Eighty-sixth Street
Eighty Sixth Street
New Park
Board of Yatimato
Political clash over rivers and harbors bill and pork
The House opposed the rivers and harbors measure with 132 votes against, arguing it funds pork and pet projects rather than military needs. Proponents cite the forty foot deep channel for ships at Hell Gate, while critics condemn back-scratching and log-rolling as harmful to national defense amid calls for new taxes. A Texas banker’s letter laments government theft, reflecting public anger over fund diversions from rifles to waterway improvements.
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Hell Gate
House of Representatives
Freat
Texas
Tax on bequests to charities and schools challenged
Senator Myers seeks to amend the revenue bill to exempt charitable, educational, religious and art societies from an inheritance tax on bequests. The current plan would tax bequests like expenditures, risking endowments and endowments at universities and museums amid wartime funding shifts and reduced donations. The committee's favorable action is anticipated to protect colleges and philanthropic groups from ruinous taxation.
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Myers
Congress
Sch
United States
Tax fears as proposal would strike education relief
Amid calls from educational and religious leaders the letter warns that a new tax would cripple schools and charities, citing Britain’s wartime tax rise for scientific and industrial research. It argues government work relies on school support and that U S institutions should not face a heavy tax during wartime.
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Religeus
Philanthropig
Great Britain
The Laggard Volunteer and the War’s Human Moment
A critique of slow recruitment contrasts Washington's cool war framing with the enduring human urge for sacrifice and dramatic marching. It argues recruiting lags stem from policy, not lack of patriotism, and celebrates the palpable thrill of marching with banners.
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Washington
Eitlier
New York
Pershini
America
Hopelom
The Expert in Art Promane and the Fading Trust
A discussion of art experts and collectors amid forged and misattributed works. The piece cites 19th and early 20th century disputes over authenticity, the role of experts, and the impact on markets and reputations for artists and dealers. It notes cases of dubious letters, brand names, and the erosion of buyer confidence in transatlantic trade.
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Brandt
Eneket
von Bodo
Hernard Beretsen
Fiat
America
Inn
Bore
Friedlander
Mofetade de Groot
Rede
Hoth
Coal Crop and Supply Worries Over Winter Prices
The article discusses limited coal reserves and the control needed over production and distribution to avoid price spikes and fuel shortages. It stresses that government and industry must act responsibly to prevent hardship if coal supplies fall short next winter.
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United States
Fragmented Verse From Mandan Night Vision by Fail Simonson
A fragmentary ballad recalls Mandan nights with vivid images of cherry blossoms, dancing figures, and a Grecian sky. The speaker notes dreamlike wonder, madness, and a longing for a happier time amid scarlet arms and autumn bloom.
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Anil
Rehtenu Fail Simonson
Controversy Over German-Americans and Red Cross Recruiting
Osmand Harris, writing from Brooklyn on June 27, 1917, argues Colonel Roosevelt’s stance on excluding German-born Americans from Red Cross recruitment is flawed. He contends loyalty to the flag should override birthplace amid wartime fears, warning against betraying loyal German-Americans and warning recruiters to avoid “carelessness.” The letter defends American loyalty and urges prudence in screening recruits.
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the Tribune
Ogater Uny
Red Cross Organization
St Tennnevelt
Teo
Cine
New York
America
France
Roosevelt
Red Cross
Osmond Harris
Bronklyn
John Browns Mystery in Tebune Sier Columns
The case of John Browns Nody is discussed with claims by T Brigham Bishop. Ditson Co and John Church Co deny dealings, noting the tune is an old unknown origin. Miteon & Ch. could not verify Bishop, suggesting family involvement. George Kimball and Louis Ble sons cited for origin theories. New York June 22 1917.
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John Brown
Nody
T Brigham
Thwas
Ditson & Co
John Church Company
Tne
Tas John Chereh Company
Trughaer
Hishop
Miteon & Ch
T. Brigham
Mr. Bishop
Philadelphia
Withedelphia
Brigham Bishop
George Kimball
the New England Magazine
Louis Bleson
the National Music of America
G. &. Reyan
Very Close to Treason 1 by Editor of The Tribune
The author argues opposition to Irish independence agitation, labeling opposition as treasonous and urging harsh treatment of aliens. Blames government fear of the Irish vote for weak actions against perceived German influence and Irish provocations during a time of peril to Britain and its fleet. A New York date line appears.
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the Tribune
Sirst
Ireland
O'Conner
Rertmand
Great Britain
W York Dai
Slavery debate roils Northern press urges grim reform
A 1917 Richmond letter laments Northern outrage over Southern treatment of Negroes. The writer condemns extreme slavery and urges introspection, arguing progress hinges on honest self-examination and action. Calls for public accountability to prevent repeating past horrors.
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Johnson
Ruth Crdper
New York
Ryland
Richmond, Vau
German Insured To the Editor of The Tribune
Letter from Walter D. Despard of New York dated June 27 1917 questions German insurance firms in the market and criticizes American firms for continuing business with them urging scrutiny by authorities and merchants involved.
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The
Tribune
Soneen
Walter D. Despard
New York
Fight Bowie with Bowie Weapons London Supe 1 In the seein battle
Fragmented OCR style article recounts World War I era gas warfare, air raids, and Allied responses. Mentions British, French, and Russian actions, gas masks, bombardments on German targets, and the broader shift to modern warfare. Includes chaotic prose with dated events and places.
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London
Ypres
Verfen
Kernan
Ar Lanpeline
Landon
Inet Amb
Weityes
Bexus
Germany
Draft the Declarants Orient Jews and Congress
A letter to the editor argues Oriental Jews oppose the American Jewish Congress meddling in Turkish and Romanian issues. It asserts unity with the Federation of Oriental Jews, warns against interfering with debates, and condemns drafting decrees harming American citizens of German or Austrian parentage. The letter cites loyalty, citizenship, and national interests, urging an American focus on protecting citizens and avoiding entanglement in foreign decisions.
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Jevish Congress
Congress
American Jewieh Congress
Jawa
Romania
Alent
Prubinus
Lakenan
Tarastine
Yaeeriniint Aa
Unis Ak
Wits
Aly Lestine
Turkey
Anionen
Oriental
J. Gadalenta
Roneider
Fenervely
State Department
Narentage
Erglind
Fither
Russia
Philanthropic Passengers Cite Interborough Gift Debate
Readers debate the 19 percent gift by the Interborough and whether passengers should boost donations. The letter questions motives, cost to individuals, and impacts on the railroad, while urging conscience and restraint amid public fundraising. Also notes the Community Chorus resumes work and plans citywide chorus expansion with Independence Day events.
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Tribune
Weheta
Interborough
Pune
New York
In Praise of Corn In The War Time Letter
A 1917 wartime dispatch from Knoxville and Trinity noting American unity, patriotism, and the role of corn bread in daily life. The author discusses food policy, prices, and the moral duty to support civilians and soldiers, urging prompt national action and collective effort. The piece reflects broad social emphasis on sacrifice and national resolve during the war.
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Trivers
Beenie
Gerang
Cote
Big America
Sy Maron
Dixon
Xem
Pune
Hoover
America
Ier
Yarth
Beng
Ameries
CMS
Pear le
Knoxville
Trin
Jone
Fragmentary speech on revolutions and global politics in New York 1987
The excerpt presents a confusing mix of historical references to the French Revolution and Russian autocracy with a late 19th century European context, all relayed from a New York setting dated June 34, 1987. It loosely links Boris Bakhmetel to a broader anti tyrant discourse and mentions Kalnasian themes, Paris, and Petrograd alongside modern political concerns.
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Tritaan
Reesia
France
Europe
Paris
St. Antoine
Fave
Kasgia
Kusein Af
New Vorkeet
Yellowstone Park
Petrograd
Rex
Nientes
Kerensky
Martha Ib
Mr Britling Speaks to The Tribune Editor
Letter from Foster Moore of Petersburg Florida dated June 28 1947 criticizes The Tribune for supporting cabinet members and political policy. Mentions Me Lansing Ownbess Gregory and McAgan. Requests frank debate on official actions and who readers are addressing.
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Tribune
Nostella
Adha
Tribune Antaessintes
Lansing
Mi Gregory
Foster Moore
Britling” of America
Petersburg
Fla
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