EXPECTS NEW UNION TO FOLLOW THE WAR; Lord Northcliffe Predicts Close Bond of Germany's Foes as Insurance Against Autocracy. PUTS FAITH IN AIRPLANES British Commissioner Hopes Newspapers and Magazines May Be Allowed to Deal Frankly with War. Lord Northcliffe's Speech. Hope Lies in the Airplane.
Date: 29 June 1917
letter expressing regret at inability to attend luncheon to Lord Northcliffe given by I. Marcosson
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CHICAGO ALDERMEN CONDEMN THE MAYOR; Vote Formal Accusation and One Speaker Calls Him a Traitor to His Country. MOVE TO SUPPRESS PAPER Call for Action Against The Republican, Known as Mayor's Organ--Washington Denies Action.
Date: 29 June 1917
Special to The New York Times
condemned in vote of Judiciary Committee of City Council, accused by Alderman A. A. McCormick of practicing methods of F. Lundin, known as "silent Mayor," Washington denies action to suppress The Republican, his official organ
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AMERICAN AIRMAN FIGHTS 8 GERMANS; Badly Wounded in Unequal Combat, Corporal James N. HallLands Safely, Then Faints.HOPES FOR HIS RECOVERY Author and Poet. He Wrote inRecent Letter of Taking Chances to Play a "Man's Part." Wrote How Much France Needed Us. Thrills in His Training Tests. Ready to Do a Man's Part.
Date: 29 June 1917
Corporal J. N. Hall wounded in fight with 8 Germans
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BAKER TO CENSOR ALL TROOP NEWS; Angered by Publication of Dispatches from France Telling of Pershing's Men Arriving. IS AT ODDS WITH CREEL All Incoming Cables May Be "Censored"--Gen. McIntyre as the Final Arbiter. EAGER FOR WORD FROM PERSHING Washington Hears Unofficially That the General Has Joined His Advance Forces. EAGER FOR WORD FROM PERSHING PERSHING IN NEW LOCATION. Moves to House Owned by Ogden Mills, Close to Army Headquarters. URGES GROUP CENSORSHIP. Creel Suggests Forming Local Newspaper Boards of Control.
Date: 29 June 1917
Special to The New York Times
Sec. Baker clashes with G. Creel over publication of news of landing of troops in France will establish military censorship under Brig. Gen. E. McIntyre
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100 MILES AN HOUR UP ATLANTIC COAST; Army Flying Patrol Goes from Newport News to Mineola Before Breakfast.
Date: 29 June 1917
2 army aviators fly from Newport News Aeronautical Experiment Station to Mineola
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PROHIBITION OUT OF PLACE.; The People Not in Favor of Such a Sweeping Change. Get Out the Bands.
Date: 29 June 1917
FABIAN FRANKLIN.A.C. HARTLEY
Fabian FRANKLIN
letter by F. Franklin criticising prohibition provision as being out of place
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BUILD AIRPLANES AND HELP US WIN, PAINLEVE URGES; French War Minister Wants America to Make Parts in Huge Lots for Fitting Abroad. MUST NOT LOSE A MINUTE This Co-operation to Create Air Navies He Holds to be the Vital Problem of the War. HIGH PRAISE FOR PERSHING Discussing War Aims, He Says France Must Have Alsace Because It Was Stolen. An Idealist Who Act. Admires Pershing. BUILD AIRPLANES, PAINLEVE SAYS Believes America Can Do Wonders. How Our Forces Will Give Relief.
Date: 29 June 1917
By CHARLES H. GRASTY. Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Charles GRASTY
interviewed on war by C. H. Grasty; urges that U. S. aid with aircraft and economically
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GERMAN NEWSPAPER ASSAILS CENSORSHIP; Hanover Volkszeitung Says the Press Is Losing the Confidence of Its Readers.
Date: 29 June 1917
Hanover Volkszeitung assails German censorship
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