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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1917

Page

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Hearst's Germanist War Tactics Exposed by Adams

Samuel Hopkins Adams accuses William Randolph Hearst of disguising pro German aims as patriotism and promoting war at any price. He alleges Hearst feigned enthusiasm for national unity then revealed an obstructionist stance, advocating paper war and inaction to favor Teuton interests. Continued on last page.

Hearsts William R. Hearst People’s Council Quaker Brotherhood Pacificiat Saints

Inquiries Raised to Lift Primary Fraud Charges

Wil liam M Bennett and Mayor Mitchel face intensified probe into Republican primary fraud. District Attorney Swann seeks court order to seize ballot boxes and question voters. Inspector interrogations and grand jury subpoenas expected. Governor Whitman may authorize a third investigation as civic groups plan a mass meeting.

William M. Bennett Mitchel Swann 18Th Assembly Warry E. Lewis Kings County Brooklyn Whitman Merton E. Lewis Fusion Committee Chamber of Commerce City Hall Bennett Olcott and Wallace Boxer Whittean Wallace Cocame

Inside Pages Historical Analysis and War Coverage Highlights

The fragment references multiple columns and features from Inside Pages including The New Liberty Law analysis for Mr Aver Man and nation, Murder as political strategy in Philadelphia, Marz founder of socialism opposing antiwar stance, East Side reluctance to fight, Jewish reactions to the war, The Third Battle of Ypres study by Frank H Simonds, Ypres monument to Hun destructiveness, and a Tribune Graphic feature titled Aces Up 20000 Stories of the Fighting Men Told by Themselves.

Ypres Frank H. Simonds Tribune Graphic

10 000 Crimes Charged Against I W W Leaders

Chicago reports frantic prep for defense of I W W leaders seized in raids nationwide. Over 10 000 alleged crimes tied to sedition, with wealthy individuals named on the organization roll. Government releases list of charges and alleged actions to hinder war efforts, including sabotage, forged contracts, and anti draft activities.

Apetad Chicago Secret Service W. W Clyne LW. W Fort Mcfowell San Francisco Louis Parente George Speed Nis Speed Parente United States United States Army W. W. Organ Emil Pouget

Expulsion of La Follette Proposed in Senate

The Minnesota Commission of Public Safety petitions the U S Senate to expel Wisconsin Senator Robert M La Follette as a teacher of disloyalty aiding enemies and hindering wartime leadership. petition presented by Senator Kellogg and referred to the Committee on Privileges and Elections La Follette was not present when submitted.

Washington Robert M. la Follette Wisconsin United States Senate Isnd Minnesota Commission of Public Safety Burnquint la Follette Kellogg Star of Minnesota Peti Hom Senate of the United States Robert M. Ja. Pallette la Pallette Nelson and Committee On Privileges and Elections Chamber

Hoover Seeks Food Saving Week Amid War Tax Push

Federal Food Administrator Herbert Hoover announces a nationwide Food Saving Week from October 21 to mobilize enrolment and conserve supplies. He urges households hotels and restaurants to join the administration, eat wisely, and reduce waste as war taxes totaling about $2.606 billion are outlined by Congress.

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New York Share of Liberty Loan Set at 900 Million

Treasury announces apportionment of the second Liberty Loan with New York district set to subscribe 900 million dollars, half of total with Boston Philadelphia and New York sharing the burden. The plan uses minimum and expected amounts to guide districts, while actual subscriptions may revise the totals.

Washington New York Federal Reserve District Liberty Loan Treasury Department Federal Reserve Boston New York Philadelphia Liberty Officiala Uy Eaderal Distriet San Francisco Treasury Experia Ernors Vedera Reserve McAdoo Thedsets Shell

Russia U S Aid Linked to War Continuance Amid Khrensky Split

Washington reports stress that American aid to Russia hinges on Russia staying in the war against Germany. Kerensky government aims to resist Bolshevik moves toward power while factions debate coalition and possible separate peace in a tense Russian political scene. London confirms a third German air raid on England this week with bombs falling across Kent Essex and London districts and casualties yet unreported.

Russia U.S London Germany Terestcchenko Kerensky Uther Home Office Kent Essex England Lincolnshire Yorkshire

No Belgium Promise Made Says Michaelis

Berlin reports quote Chancellor Michaelis denying any renunciation of Belgium or prior communications with enemies. He cites his Papal note reply and July 19 peace resolution, denying such concessions and stating Germany has free lands for peace talks including Belgium. Reichstag interpellations accuse officials and officers of promoting pan German goals and interfering with assembly rights.

Copenhagen Germany Belgium Berlin Apeech Reichstagen Committee Michaelis Bellum Reichtag Fatherland Party

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