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Newspaper
Central Valley Post
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1927
Page
7
A garbled report notes gang warfare with four individuals shot to death on city streets within the past week. The text mentions Polish mothers and rising birth rates, but details are unclear and several phrases are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a New York based figure and an unspecified intent. Ambiguous phrasing suggests a biographical or public figure context but lacks clear names, dates, or actions to anchor details.
With less than two weeks to re mating before adjournment the Albany legislature is pressing two doubtful passage bills while Baumes crime bills near passage despite growing opposition.
A report from the State Board of Charities counters sensational crime wave claims among youths. It argues newspaper reports exaggerate juvenile offenses and notes a shift away from delinquency among minors.
George Smith age 19 confronted Evelyn Silvers of New Milford near Hackensack while she entertained James Hoey also 19. After a verbal clash Hoey fired injuring Smith who is reported in critical condition.
Kenney Edwards, 35, fatally shot his brother as he drove up beside a car carrying his wife and his brother Allen. Edwards had previously sued his brother for alienation of his wife's affections.
Captain W. E. Rutledge and crew spent ninety six hours adrift after the Boston schooner Jesse G. Noyes foundered two hundred miles off the Virginia Capes. Three lives were lost. They were rescued by the White Star Liner Regina and arrived safely in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
John Conway, 24, faced arrest in New York after attempting to obtain $2.39 from the Eastern Sheet Metal Company. Authorities reported the alleged pursuit and capture connected to the incident.
Mrs Jaze Gthdes the state messenger for the prosecution in the Mall Mfilisse murder case is reported to be very ill with cancer. She says she told the truth at the murder trial and will die in peace.
In Hankow China the British Cigarette Company plant, part of British American Tobacco, valued at millions, was taken over by employees after a strike and lockout. Workers now run the factory on a communistic basis.
A remote community of 152 inhabitants in the Northern Japan mountains lives in centuries old dress and speaks no modern Japanese. They subsist entirely on fruits and vegetables and have no knowledge of the outside world.
Governor Smith sent a special message to the New York State legislature Monday night rejecting in full last week’s Republican proposal for a broad investigation of water power. He urged creation of a state power authority to study only whether his plan for state development is feasible.
Frederick Bucher a New York City butler will keep working despite receiving 100000 from the Tay lor estate declaring one does not retire when there are three children. Three more Palm Beach Florida banks failed to open causing runs on remaining banks. West Palm Beach business is near standstill as county failures rise. Governor Smith has signed the
The Baumes Crime Commission requests another year of operation and a 50 000 appropriation to continue its study of crime prevention. The proposal aims to sustain investigations and public education to reduce crime and influence policy.
A brief report notes parents claim devotion but struggle to deliver required adoreons, leaving concerns about care and support unresolved.
A report notes Mr Johnson was shocked by police action but is expected to recover. The incident prompted questions about handling and safety procedures.
Mrs Sarah J Garner of Springfield Massachusetts and William Gardner of Giens Falls remarried after a four year divorce. The couple who had been married forty years renewed vows with two married daughters present.
Twenty six passengers were injured in a crash of elevated trains in New York City on Monday with one seriously hurt.
Captain H C Gray of Scott Field Belleville Illinois, attempting to break the world altitude record, became unconscious from the cold at 27000 feet then recovered as the balloon fell to 17000 feet and landed safely. He is believed to have reached 86600 feet before descent. Former soldiers from the regular army or national guard now make up twenty percent of the.
War Department notes rising enrollment expectations at West Point as a trend likely to intensify with July term start. District attorney to prosecute day case if appropriate, while a mother seeks information on a hit and run that killed a boy on New York streets near 13rd Street and Park Avenue. Deaths from tuberculosis in New York state dropped from 4,230 in 1925 to 4,108 in 1926, while New York City did not fall. School of Euthenics at Vassar College plans coed summer program. twelve husbands of prior attendees already registered. T. S. Cline, 55, Prosper Texas, dies of joy after winning two stock show prizes. collapses after pig entries win grand and blue ribbons.
Mayor Macardell blocks the Common Council resolution to relocate the fire siren from city hall to Mon hagen and McQuaid engine companies. Chief objection cites disturbance to Mitchell Inn guests and local residents including Middletown Sanitarium patients.
Mrs Valleau Curtis, 68, a survivor of early cottiers of the Delaware Valley, died at her Callicoon home. She was widow of Charles T. Curtis, known in Gulliver county as a local historian.
Supreme Court Justice A Temkine served as toastmaster at the Nyack Fire Dept banquet held at the Hotel Nyeck. Noted attendees included prominent local and national figures who delivered talks on public service and philanthropic topics.
Catalogues arriving in Orange County promise fresh vegetables and fruits this season. The listings are more entrancing than ever, signaling a vibrant shopping period ahead for residents.
A defendant was released on a cash bail of 2800 to secure appearance at a later court date. The judge ordered the bail pending further proceedings.
Old residents recall the great biterard of March 18, 1886 and note history did not repeat. Some remember the great snowfall of April 30, 1857. This year many bridges across the Delaware River were carried away during spring break-up.
The Al berger Pump and Condenser company in Newburgh now dedicates its entire space to producing Electrolux gas refrigerators. Experts say the shift will turn Newburgh into an industrial hub and could revolutionize artificial refrigeration.
Henry Martin, who sold his Craigville farm last fall and moved to Newburgh, has repurchased the property and expects to take possession on April 1.
The Peter Stuyvesant, a new Hudson River Day Line steamship, was built to replace the Washington Irving sunk after a recent incident. The vessel aims to resume service on the Hudson, offering renewed passenger reliability and sightseeing routes.
A vessel will make its maiden voyage on the river in early May. The project cost about $700,960. Reports mention a load of beer bound for New York that was seized by authorities amid the incident.
Rev Willie B Kilpatrick led the Grange church at Grange Hall addressing more than 190 congregants during the annual meeting held last week.
In New Windsor Justice of the Peace Harry Jett allowed a woman to sentence her husband for failing to provide support. He ordered the husband to pay half of the required amount and to stay away from the home to contribute to their child’s welfare.
A fragmented note reports Marcus Lounsbury and associates from Beacem entering U S Navy service. The text mentions a desire for protection and securing opportunities, with unclear specifics on unit or date.
William Brewster, 20, of Newburgh, was badly hurt when his truck started unexpectedly and crashed. Police and emergency crews responded, and he was transported to a regional hospital for treatment.
Mrs Edward Ackert aged 335 at Marlboro and eight children survive her. She died at St Luke s hospital in Newburgh, with her home listed as Marlboro.
George Cahill aged 74 a bus driver is charged with attacking Margaret Fetter 20 of Poughkeepsie at her home entrance at 11 pm. Her screams drew assistance and Cahill was arrested.
Paul A Hadley 24 of Poughkeepsie is charged with assault by his cousin Jennie May Garri gan 16. He is married and lives with his family. He was held in 1500 dollars bail for hearing March 23.
Gratifying progress is reported by those raising funds for a new church building program adopted by the New Paltz Methodist Episcopal church. The plan includes selling the present Church street property in New Paltz to finance construction of a new church.
Trustees announce an imminent signing of a contract for immediate construction of the Elisabeth Horton Memorial Hospital at the children's home site on Prospective avenue.
John A. Reilly sued Edward L. McCormick in Supreme Court at Goshen after a painting contract. The jury awarded McCormick $200, while McCormick claimed $100 owed. Reilly resided near Monroe. contract priced at $675 and $575 paid for painted buildings.
Sullivan county officials continue to search for Fiddler Jim Burns who vanished from the county poor farm several weeks ago. Authorities believe he likely perished in a woods snowstorm, but no body has been recovered as the snow recedes.
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