Farewell to Hurley at Wardwan Park Inn
Edward S Hurley retires as chairman of the United States Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation. At a farewell dinner attended by about 3790 workers a clock and a book of resolutions were presented in gratitude for his leadership. Speakers included Maj Gen William Black and Raymond Stevens. Hurley praised associates and recalled aiding shipbuilding for wartime needs.
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Edward S Hurley
Wardwan Park Inn
United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet
Mir Hurley
Wilson
Shipping Board
Henry M Robinson
Hurley
Wilion Black
United States Army V
Raymond & Stevens
Matthew C Brush
American Shipbuilding Corporaton
Praises Associatess
Frank Lord
Shipping Board and
Fleet Corporation
Hugh
Americas
Fieteen
British marshal honors American officers in WWI act
Marshal Hulig decorated several American officers for distinguished service and devotion to duty. Major General Squiers, chief signal officer of the American Expeditionary Force, is highlighted as a recipient, with reviews by Sir Douglas Haig and general officers. A lower photo shows decorations being presented while a message from Charles M Schwab is noted.
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Marshal Hulig
General Squiers
Douglas Haig
Squiers
Cmmander
Plea for Bolshevik Red Leader’s Hopeful Stand
A British dispatch cites strong Bolshevik claims of overthrow and the Russian front crisis. It notes whispers of Allied withdrawal from Russia, mutinies on the Onega, and debated options to avoid German domination as British fleets face potential sea access shifts.
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Washington Post
Public Ledger
The
Public Ledger Co
London
Itasdi
Russia
Dvina
Soldiers Urged as Forest Fires Threaten Montana
Buckane July 36. With new fire plates and labor draining, forest fires flare across Lolo Missoula and Clearwater forests. The Rattlesnake, Hughes Creek, Running Creek fires expand. Montana Council of Defense asks for troops to aid fire control amid strong winds and large burned areas.
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Buckane
Wash
Montana
Idaho
Federal Forest Service
Lolo National Forest
Missoula Forest
Clearwater Forest
Montana State Council of Defense
Hughes Creek
Bitter Root
Running Creek
Salmon Mountains
British leaders claim peace demands and guilt for acts
A quotation from a British statement alleges authorities terrorised Germans and that peace through violence was the only escape. It asserts responsibility for others' misdeeds and warns innocence will not absolve guilt, even if protests of innocence are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preme Army
DIED BREWER CARSTARPHEN HAEFER MURPHY OBITUARY NOTES
Death notices from July 1919 report J William Brewer at Emergency Hospital details of services at Church of the Ascension and residence in Washington. Om its, Carstarp hen at Garfield Hospital. Virginia and MurPhys obituaries with funeral details and addresses. Admiral George Dewey Camp announces death of comrade Wm Murphy with service at Ninth Street Southeast and Congressional Cemetery.
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Brewer
J William
Henriett
Wilson Brewer
EM Hanshew
Fries
Church of the Acenaion
Twelfth Street
Massach
Dethel
Lendour County
Sowers, Murphy
George Dewey Camp
O. B
Gomrade
Ninth Street
Congresalonal
McKer
Revolution fears across Europe noted by Erzberger
Erzberger warned that revolutions threaten Europe with possible contagion as five monarchs fell easily in the war. He urged statesmen to heed the despair of the people and the rising mass anger shaping policy and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Herr Erzberger
Bay State Democrats Oppose British League Pact
The Democratic State committee adopted a resolution opposing England and allies forcing a league of nations on the American people. The measure states opposition to the so called covenant and aims to protect U S sovereignty and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Democratic State Committee
England
League of Nations
Irish Question Shaped by Majority Will
Fragmentary text notes attempts to compel recognition of England’s claim to Ireland against the clear will of a large Irish majority. No dates or additional identifiers are given in readable material.
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England
Ireland
Phelps Dominates Southern Tennis Championship Final
Hamlin Phelps of New Orleans won the Southern championship at Asheville Country Club by defeating J W Erwin of Spartanburg in three straight sets 6-0 6-2 6-1. In doubles, B E V Carter and I K Orr of Atlanta defeated the Capers brothers Rutledge and Frank of Augusta 6-4 6-2 6-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
J W Erwin
Spartanburg
Hamend Phelpa
New Orleans
Asheville Country Club
BE V. Carter
I K Orr
Atlanta
Capers
Rutledge
Frank
Augusta
THE
Sunday Post
Telling Trousers Goodbye on 9th St
A major clothing sale at Friedlander Bros on 428 Ninth Street features a large purchase of odd trousers from A. New & Co. in New York. Trousers are deeply discounted across four price groups, with values from 6.50 to 10 dollars, urging quick buying and matching coats.
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Trousers
Friedlander Bros
Ninth St
A. New & Co
Broadway
N. Y
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Workers of Shipping Board
Schwab
Britain
Charles M Schwab
Bethlehem Stee
Arngementa
Stevens E J Skidmore
Merman Lane
Frank Lord James V Converge
Thomas J Donovan
John Lutz
George E Oller J . Wilcox
Cimet E Rogers
Donald Scott
Sir Douglas Haig
FAM Mgr aGd
Squires
CHIE
Signal Office
American Army
K.gw
Washington
Post
Asquith
Tehitchern
Associated Press
Glenden
Fermer
Boasta
Cain Tristan Bishevin
Vienna
Tyentkine Ia
Raleigh Haberdasher
Penna, Avenue
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Raleigh
Newport
Robert Goelet
Ogden Goelet
Mme
Fermanda Rocchi Rinbouchinsky
Nicholas Riabouchinsky
Moscow
Moe. Stiabouchinsky
Professor Rocchi
Department of Printing and Design
Terugia University
Italy
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Phelps
Harold 3. Gross
Jame H. Hurley
E. Tudor Gross
Auctione
Ocean Highland Company
Ocean Highlands
Jamestown
Rhode Island
Narragansett Bay
East Ferry
G. L
H. J. Gross
Westminster Street
Providence
Ing
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