Cites Could Tap Gotham Water Under Protective Bill
Assemblyman Guernsey Cross proposes a bill allowing municipalities in Orange Sullivan and neighboring counties to tap the New York system. The measure shields property owners and businesses potentially affected if New York City seeks additional northeastern sources. Observers see it as protection against delays in the Tri States pact and possible protests.
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Orange
Sullivan,Aster
Dutchess
Putnam
Rockland
Westchester
Rensselaer
Albany
Columbia
Schenectady
Delaware
sSéhdharie
Greene
New York City
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Central Hudson Steamers Schedule and Departure Times
Central Hudson LINE steamers depart Newburgh on Tuesday Thursday and Sunday at 5 P.M. from Franklin Street. Steamers leave New York at Franklin Street on Monday Wednesday and Friday at 2 P.M. For inquiries call 169.
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New York
Bloomingburg District Sees Disruptions From Snow
Bloomingburg district reports heavy snow drifts and widespread illness. school stay open briefly then close for a holiday. Roads in Mamakatin and Wurtsboro areas blocked by 10 foot drifts. Local officials resume travel Monday after drift clearing. Woodmen’s dance postponed. Community updates include medical trips and local visits amid winter conditions.
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Wireman
Sit. Prosper
Wurtsboro
Hurleyville Firemen Banquet Honors Service After Chimney Fire
In Hurleyville on February 23 Mr and Mrs Goldstein hosted a banquet for the fire department with 50 attendees. The dinner praised the crew for extinguishing a hotel chimney fire during a fierce winter gale. Also notes visitations and a late night fire alarm at George Mitteer home, quickly controlled.
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Hurleyville
Goldstein
Morningside Hotel
Cyrus ‘Low
Lech Sheldrake
Frances Elmore
James Hall
Binghamton
Richard Hall
Monticello
Mary C. Knapp
Women’s Benefit Association
Lee Laidlaw
Grace Dunn
New York
E. E. Woodland
George Mitteer
Draft system stirs debate across baseball leagues
A 1927 article surveys conflict over the draft in baseball. Class AA leagues reject unrestrict ed drafts while the Three Eye League backs it. Majors quarrel with minor leagues over control, ownership of players, and farming, amid clashes at French Lick and accusations against the St. Louis club.
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Three Eye League
French Lick
Pacific Coast League
Mateur
St. Louis
Merchants Debate Parking as Traffic Clogs Streets
New York dispatch reports merchants nationwide face costs from traffic jams approaching a billion dollars yearly. Opinions split over parking in business districts with some advocating bans, others urging limited vehicle access to keep shoppers moving.
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J. C. Boyle
New York
Philadelphia
F. C. Fox
A. I. Namm and Sons
Brooklyn
Clarence O. Sherrill
Cincinnati
Sherrill
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