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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
21
Disjointed OCR text outlines recruitment drives for a contingent under General T R with mentions of military logistics, supplies, funds, and division status. References to officers, locations, and directives appear scattered, with notes on approvals, command structure, and potential operations.
A garbled notice appears to discuss an income tax payment extension or delay. It mentions location names such as Deane Be Rees and a facility called The Funan Mido. The fragment suggests a taxpayer or agency communication about deadlines and penalties, but the text is unclear and lacks clean details.
Pacrorypyanmite J. Sonway, a patrolman, shot himself to avert a pending trial after a history of health issues and alleged misconduct. He collapsed near a group of bystanders. authorities report the death was instantaneous and note ongoing investigations and prior warrants.
Philadelphia June 2 Ad men wrapped a world convention urging closer cooperation between business and government. Edward N Hurley, FTC vice chairman, urged organization and mutual help across trade and industry. A May 15 letter from President Wilson cited government aid to business associations and committees to deter fraud and promote honest advertising. The closing session emphasized reform from within and praised honesty in the advertising business.
Herbert Knox Smith declares support for Charles K. Hughes for president and for Hughes on the Republican ticket. He urges a strong national government, unity, and vigorous armed forces while opposing Roosevelt and Wilson aligned aims. Smith says he will work to secure Hughes's nomination and aims.
A grand ceremony marks the opening of the new 1,000 foot pier dam built to aid transatlantic traffic. Mayor Mitchell and the Dock Commission staff briefed officials from the Army Engineers and dozens of industry leaders on site. The event showcased the enormous cofferdam, with comments praising the project as the country’s third of its kind and a milestone for river infrastructure.
A dispatch reports the Young Democrat Club hosting a campaign gathering with speakers including William Hughes and remarks against Charles E. Hades. Delegates debated party lines, protection tariffs, and European policy.
Pennsylvania National Committeeman Joins Procession in Pittsburgh as Flinn, a Moose Chief and member of the Progressive National Committee from Pereastrania, touts support for Hughes for president.
Disorganized output from the New York Republican Committee shows plans to reconvene on July 10 to settle district reapportionment. The reshaping affects Manhattan and New York County as leaders seek to assign 11 districts and adjust representation amid changes under new structures.
A fragmented report describes a July event at a speedway with mention of Sheenencad Bay, Reyne, and an ominous note about coffins described as black. The passage alludes to a Madman Law figure and plans involving dynamite and a balloon, implying a dangerous act thwarted.
Text reports Hughes arriving in New York and planning a brief speech then returning to duties. Campaign aides Willcox and Hughes confer with subcommittees on steering committee selection amid old guard pressure. The scene centers on political maneuvering and preliminary talks shaping the national committee lineup.
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