Chief Bush to Quit Tuxedo Park Police After 35 Years
Longtime Tuxedo Park police chief 35 years in service will retire. He led 14 officers guarding 7 500 acres with 36 miles of bridle paths and 30 miles of roads, overseeing 22 800 cars daily through the village and 1 280 cars in a single day. He joined as a patrolman in 1877 and became chief in 1891.
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Tuxedo Park
Tuxedo Village
Chief Bush
New York State Association of Chiefs of Police
Orange County Firemen’s Association
Tuxgio Fire Department
Jie
Society of the Sons of the American Regulation
Bush
Tuxedo
Vie
Orange County
Arden
N. Y
Speakers Predict Great Paper Under Harriman at C of C Meet
Judge Russell Wiggins praised E. Roland Harriman at a Mitchell Inn gathering of Orange County merchants and professionals. He recalled Harriman’s ties to the area, noting the Harriman road, Bear Mountain park and bridge projects, and predicting Middletown would gain a leading newspaper and growth from closer community links.
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Harriman
C. Meet
Middletown
Russell Wiggins
Mitchell Inn
E. Roland Harrims
Orange County
Judge Wiggins
Harrimans
E. H. Harriman
M. Harriman
Tuxedo
Bear Mountain
Roland Harriman
Mr. Harriman
Becaue
Judge recalls Middletown newspapers and two party analogy
Judge Wiggins notes the town once valued multiple papers for varied views and laments past consolidations leaving Middletown as a single newspaper town. He praises Harriman and predicts the Times-Herald will serve the city and county with strong community benefits.
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Orange County
John W. Slauson
Middletown
Judge Wiggins
Wiggins
Tne
Harriman
Mitchell Inn Dinner Honors E Roland Harriman Audience
A guest list shows dozens of attendees at the Mitchell Inn dinner for E Roland Harriman in Middletown. Speakers urge the Harriman venture to help grow the community and its newspaper, stressing shared interests and future prosperity.
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Mitchell Inn
E. Roland Harriman
David Abramson
JZ Jr
John H. Artmann
John Artmann, Jr
E. R. Armstrong
R. R. Austell
J. M. Ball
Harry E. Barnes
George W. Beakes
George R. Blanchard
H. H. Blanchard
Charles L. Boyd
J. H. Brader
John Bright
W. T. Brown
P. R. Buttenheim
C. C. Chappell
M. F. Clement
William H. Crisdell
Harold 8. Clouse
C. C. Corwin
A. H. Crawford
C. E. Crawford
Benoni Crist
Harry T. Crist
Robert F. Cunningham
Irving W. Davey
Willis H. Davis
Clements Decker
A. R. Deming
I. O. Denman
Edmund C. Faulkner
Tunis S. Fiero
W. M. Fiero
Frank H. Finn
John M. Gaynor
Charles W. Gordon
Percy V. D. Goft
G. F. Gould
H. F. Green
Robert A. Greenwell
Howard H. Hagen
F. A. Hahn
E. T. Hanford
Roman L. Harding
E. Roland Harri
Veteran Attorney John L. Wiggins Marks 46 Years Practice
Attorney John L. Wiggins of Middletown, active in Goshen Supreme Court terms, has practiced law in Middletown for 46 years. He began when 25 local bar members existed. all have since died while he remains in good health and continually active in the profession.
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John L. Wiggins
Middletown
Supreme Court
Goshen
Wiggins
What Is a Saloon? Question Answered by Major Korschen
Commissioner Korschen questioned the meaning of saloon at a Board of Estimate meeting. Lessie Prince asked for clarification, and the group agreed the term referred to soft drink establishments, effectively cafes.
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Major. Korschen
John A. Korschen
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Lessie H. Prince
Board of Education
Bullville Girl Injured in Coasting Accident
Miss Mabel Seeman is recovering from a broken bone above the ankle after a toboggan upset while coasting at Stony Ford. She will be confined to her home for a while. Dr. Ralph Crawford of Maroneck L I is recovering from an appendicitis operation. his parents visited him.
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Mabel Seeman
Stony Ford
Ralph Crawford
Maroneck, L. 1
James Crawford
Middletown Leaders Welcome New News Institution Head
Citizens and businesspeople greet the new leader of a major Middletown news institution. They express confidence that the appointment will bring steady news and leadership in the years ahead.
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Middletown
Upheaval Plotted by Cantonese in Shanghai Crisis
Paris reports Cantonese leaders in Moscow outline plans to seize Shanghai and trigger a strike among foreigners in the concessions to paralyze foreign resistance. Britain seeks US help on China as Anglo Japanese ties fade and France offers temporary debt annuities amid disarmament talks.
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Paris
Moscow
Shanghai
Great Britain
China
Washington
United State i
London
United States
Coolidge
France
Slain Conklin gang accomplices nabbed in New York region
Two brothers of the Conklin gang, linked to numerous robberies in Orange and adjacent counties, were arrested near Suffern and Spring Valley after detective work by state troopers. Daniel “Dynamite” Conklin confessed to radio theft at the Case home, implicating Warren and Clarence. Warren surrendered and confessed alongside Daniel. Clarence remains at large. Theodore Conklin, slain by Trooper Williams near Suffern, had previously led the gang. Police say Warren’s Suffern home contained extensive stolen goods, including 15 shotguns and hardware, awaiting identification by a moving truck.
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Conklin
Ramapo Mountains
Orange
Daniel G. Conklin
Spring Valley
Suffern
Warren R. Conklin
Clarence Conklin
Warren
Rockland County Grand Jury
Clarence
Williams
Haverstraw
Haviland
Theodore Conklin
Suffern Suffern Hospital
Chester Methodist Men’s Club Holds Banquet
The Chester Methodist Church Men’s Club hosted a roast beef banquet in the church parlors with American flags and potted plants as decor. Ten guests were served a menu including fruit cocktail, roast beef, mashed potatoes, carrots and peas, cabbage salad, rolls, jelly, pickles, coffee, pie and cheese.
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Chester
Methodist Church
Annie V. Blackwell
New York
John
Dorothy Carter
Grange Hall
Chester Grange
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the Alps
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John H. Arfmann
C. OF C
Oscar Northway-Meyer
J. H. Nuelle
Ralph E. Ogden
Clifford A. Owen
A. Palmatier
Walter C. Parshall
C. H. Pickard
Talcott Powell
Joseph Quittner
John W. Robinson
Fred S. Rogers
Herbert B. Royce
W. F Royce
Oram Sams
Harry D. Sayer
Joseph Schrade
Franklin A Schriver
Walter J. Seeley
H. S. Shorter
Frederic P. Singer
George J
J. L. VanHise
John J. Wallace
R. A. Whitlock
Rev. E. VanDyke Wight
Fred B. Williams
Morris Wolf
W. C. Wolfe
J. Noble Wood
G. R. Woodhams
Livestone Products Corporation OF America
Kewton
New Jersey
Bullville
Cauget
Daniel
Warren Conklin
Central Valley National Bank
Central Valley
Tel
Chester Methodist Men’s Club
Gail Burrows
William Atkins
Harry Fredericks
New York City
A. J. Dubois
Walden, N. Y
Buick
Fearae
Washingtonville
Washingtonville, N. Y
Jansen, Farrington and Powell
the Four
Middlesex
Water Street
Newburgh, N. Y
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