Daily Herald Middletown Times-Press (Newspaper) - August 9, 1927, Middletown, New York 1 PRESS TUESDAY AUGUST 9 1927 TWO Port WAI T ST I SCHOOL REELECTS HEAD Again Becomes dent List Announced J If REPORTING SON SHOT By Maront in Jersey City Fails to Clear Mystery PORT JERVIS Dominick of First street has re- turned from a visit to Jersey as much in the dark as ever about a telegram he received last week stating that his son Joe had The Board of j been shot by police and was In a was of the Education held its monthly fng at the high school Monday evening James GilMnder again elected presides Janitor of side j deal of work to do The boar rune deal of work to ao Edward Mayer on a charge of referred the revest to the shortly after the tele- for th C After making inquiries both of the city police and the Erie lice City Mr could find no information or ord about the shooting of his sjn The person who signed the tele- cram is unknown to the Marone familj The telegram was two weeks ago Joa arraigned before Justice of vagrancy Shortly aft gram was received here last week the was a rumor had been snot Port Jervis Deaths and Funerals John D PORT D Stephen Zeh appeared Post and asked lor a at Jersey City the deed to property at aud Hudson streets By vote of tHe taxpayers this property sold to the legion for U- After much discussion H was decided that Mr Zeh and Mr Jones should draw up a tentative deed S should be submitted to a committee of which Edward er was appointed chairman Miss Dori school English Miss B Halstead junior Acnes Lewis Miss M Staddord E Patty bid of S C McDonald of for repairs to bulman was accepted by tlie board Dr H F Murray was school physician for the coming year at n salary of It was also voted that the age for children entering should be five years or more a recent Inspection of schools it was discovered that children were being to enter school too early and that were not able to benefit by REDS CALMLY CALLS TO THE CHAIR Continued from Page One ter which the federal and the governor are the only hope Mass protest planned outside the prison at the hour ot execution with many prominent liberals urged to march to the NEW YORK Thousands of police to concentrate on thirty protest meetings scheduled today called with sors claiming many would be out STOCKHOLM Fifty sand participated In 1 Six for throwing BUENOS AIRES Dispatches Irom Mendoza said Sacco-Vanzetti stoned and fired on eya at Mendoza wounding one passenger and stoned tramways and commercial houses at inas breaking the plate glass oi a British department MONTEVIDEO Uruguay All railway stations j plants and houses under guard by to Sacco-Vanzetti State authorities asked injunction against miners of seventeen southern Colorado coal mines on strike as of the defense he had found the book very able despite the circumstances under which it was read Madeiros reads too but he prefers magazines with action of the west stories UL LUD AUU He has long since AT PROTEST to his fate and the depressing atmosphere of the death house has seemingly had no upon prevent bances DENVER protest taker died at his home at man Pa August 7 He was 62 and had been a life long resident of Dingman He married Stella Titlman at Port Jervis October 22 i Mr Whittaker was a member of Delaware Council No 9 Jr O TJ A M HB is survived by his wife two daughters Mrs David Holden of Matamoras and Mrs of Long Eddy one grandson James The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday at Dingman Burial will he in aware cemetery Dingman No being published in Bahia Blanca Tucuman Mendoa the principal provincial cities of due to the Sacco-Vanzetti strike of the printers Several thousand attended a Sacco-Vanzetti protest meeting in the public square last night then to march to the can legation but were GRAVEL TRUCK ON FIRE SECOND TIME IN WEEK PORT the second time in five days the of William caught fire Sho- PORT tie Knealing died Sunday at liola after a short illness was 38 and was lioni at the daughter of John Wohlforth In 1914 she married Henry ing at Port Jervis Mrs Knealing Is survived by her husband her mother Mrs George P Hass ot Shohola and three Mrs Edward Hinkel of Parkers Glen Mrs Shields and Miss Mildred Hass all American in Cuba Placed under strict The Norwegian de- fense committee proposed an speaking loudly they are able to converse More Is who Is may final hours of his life reading works and writing letters to his elderly father and other relatives in Italy He has just finished The Rise of American tiou by Charles A Beard and for'its work Invitations to the triple placed In violence Sacco and tl are reprieved of arms to London Invitations 10 LUB ui tion have been issued The dozen uce is an unusual procedure V w-w witnesses will Include besides the warden Deputy Warden James L Hogsett Dr Joseph I McLaughlin prison physician Sheriff Samuel H Capen ot Norfolk P Williams Medical Examiner George B grath county one newspaper man others during the general of May 1926 when many persons tiw country menaced by police wars unarmed Police on ordinary duty In Brit- ain have only their for protection by Charles A Beard and by the warden Mary Board He told a It wiu be the second triple the defense he wl il Will within eight month in Robert Elliott ex- in Massachusetts sylvania New York and New sey will officiate Death house prisoners hare one advantage over other men confined to the grim grey ing in the shadow of Bunker Hill They may order almost anything in the war of choice viands that never are served elsewhere in the prison has Uken advantage of this privilege He has ordered fruits and other dainties and has dined on them to his con- tent but Sacco has tad no ment la any form since July 17 and has only spasmodically of the simple on fare The three Men now occupying the ceils caped a death house precedent Almost never before setts has a condemned man failed to welcome the solace of religion during his last on earth Sacco and Madeiros have spurned spiritual comfort Probably unknown to the con- men has been ing on In the small adjoining room that will receive them day The instrument of death which this commonwealth employs to expiate Its murders the est indication of disturbance a attended by 600 rons hire last night protested the execution of Sacco and Vanzetti In Massachusetts on murder charges Scores of pollen were on guard but there no need for their services DYNAMITE CULVERT found under a culvert of the New York New Haven and Hartford near hert mystified police today An- telephone call led police to the spot last night They found 35 pounds of the explosive In an uncovered box without caps or fuses Police said they did not believe It was Intended to blow up the vrt but that the dynamite there for futur had use he ARM LONDON United State embassy the con- and the of sador B understood today to have been sued arms because oj threats of CONSUL AIDS ALIBI Italy Giuseppe Androver former Italian at Boston told newspapers today he had sworn to an affidavit ing that one of the in the Sacco-Vanzetti case had been in the Italian consulate on the day and hour of the South murder Androver was quoted In Ilia papers as having said he had deposited the affidavit with the United States embassy SWISS REFUSE PROTEST CABLES telegraph of- today refused to accept a message for the United States testing against the decision The wag red to the Federal authorities who were to determine whether It con- matter which might re- M offensive to United States United legation and all United con- la Switzerland were ed today against violence GUARD EXECUTIONER NEW policeman day stood guard mond Hill home Of Robert Elliott When ia New York si the at the dine and dance on its famous ROOF TIMES SQUARE the electrician who by throwing a In the first hour of Thursday morning the death of Nicola Sacco and tolomeo Elliott wan understood to have left the house and repeated ringing of the bell brought no response HIT BY AUTO Richard C Salmon Was struck by an auto driven by C I of Pert and is Ideal after Tennis and all outdoor sports l containers and thoroughly chill taste Revives and Stimulates Without Reaction protest ShoL for tomorrow ine ui United States embassy and con- were under guard today Doomed Reds Wait Death Call Calmly BOSTON Three lighted cells in the death house of in garage of Ratan I of Shohola j today hold three and Duffy after the tank had The funeral will be held at different men united oy just after at St Lutheran I In Cell No the yesterday started when some the gasoline dripped to the hot ex- haust pipe The cab of the truck became ignited Workmen on a new building next fought the fire with sand until firemen ar- The truck caught tire afternoon just after it had been with gasoline Church at Rev K C Brauder will officiate Burial will be in cemetery V PORT W Hayes died at his hoine here 111 West Main street Saturday evening He bad been a resident of Port vis years and early MARCH TO PITCH AGAIN AGAINST ROYAL GIANTS H twi- He is light same oi great baseball enthusiasts will be played Friday evening at Cuddeback e field The game will be o'clock sharp and will be between Port's Pride and the Royal Colored Giants This team defeated Port by a score Cannonball Dick Redding pitched a game March for the locals and allowed ten hits one being blow HR fanned six and walked none road Mr Hayes was a member of Heart Church West End and of the Holy Name Society He was also a member of Brotherhood nil -is Celestino Madaros fate has long n Cell No 2 is zetti and fish peddler silent thoughtful fellow proud and defiantly anarchistic The last cell holds Nicola Sacco MOM 700 survived by two t AUU March will pitch this Fridays with Bush catching Either Dick Redding or Jack will pitch for the Giants one thousand fans at- the the world's colored champs here Furl 18 paying them a very high guaran- tee to return and no one should miss treat o ters Mrs M J and Mrs Austin DeLanney two sisters Miss Kate E Hayes a teacher in the public schools cf this city asd Mrs T P Feeney of New York and one brother of Staten Island He is also survived by four grand children services were held at this morning at the home at IB o'clock at Sacred Heart Church Burial was In St Mary's cemetery NEGROES GET w DAYS FOR STEALING MILK SAYS HE WAS ASSESSED FOR EACH END OF LOT Council Directs Inquiry Into Talmadge Tax Complaint long ago decided that death as a martyr to tlie cause he sents was tion Seated at a small table in front rlT watching day and tub hour movements of the doomed men They will not watch much longer Three times during the minutes after midnight Thursday Warden William Hendry's hand will fall Three times an unseen hand will respond And In less than half an hour the ease OI LUC and Vanzetti will at last have been closed But though they must have today that only a legal acle could lengthen their span of life beyond forty short hours all three seemed to regard their plight phlegmatic reads and but most ct his time on his prison cot with an PORT Hurt and Paul Saunders both negroes of West Virginia before Justice William S Bevans in Police Court this morning charged with stealing bottles of on West Main street They were arrested by Patrolman John C Keliay about 5 o'clock this morning The pleaded guilty to the charge and were sentenced to ten Goshen jail Orlando Phillips Albert Broks and John Drin arraigned on a similar charge were dismissed and given thirty minutes to get out ot They were also ar- rested by Patrolman Kelley Madison a car without a Tbe Common Council has di- Corporation Counsel A F Servin to investigate a complaint made by Issaac J Talmadge 91 avenue relative to Ling up his property which runs back to street and levying two assessments one on each street When originally ob- the lot It ran from Pros back to Ridge street with the exception of a air Inch strip owned by C E Medrick fronting on Ridge street Later the city purchased this tiny strip from Mr Medrick In making out this year's 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