Great Program Of Racing at County Tracks During August
A major August racing circuit centers on Orange County tracks with events across Monroe Goshen and Middletown. Purses total over 52 700 for the Grand Circuit meet and 31 000 for each Orange County Circuit event. The schedule opens in Endicott July 26 with numerous trotting and pacing races through August at Goshen Endicott and Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Monroe
Goshen
Middletown
Orange County Fair
W. H. Cane
Range County
Endicott
N. Y
John R. Gentry
H. Harriman
Rensselaer Weston
Walden Girl To Wed Amityville Man In Quiet Wedding
Miss Dorothy MacGowan daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis F MacGowan of Walden will marry N Scovil Osborne of Amityville N Y on Saturday April 9 at the prospective bride's Walden home. The ceremony will be private with immediate families present. Miss MacGowan a graduate of Albany Teachers College and New Paltz Normal School has been teaching in Amityville for two years. Osborne is described as a young businessman of Amityville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy MacGowan
Lewis F. MacGowan
Walden
N. Scovil Osborne
Amityville
N. Y
MacGowan
Albany Teachers’ College
New Paltz Normal School
Osborne
Coolidge Seeks Legal Pay Advance For Pensions
President Coolidge proposes that Treasury and Interior officials use legal avenues to advance May and June pension payments until next fiscal year funds are available. The delay affects 40,000 New York pensioners awaiting July 1 payments due to Congress not passing the deficiency bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Treasury
Interior Departments
Congress
New York State
Two more student crisis reports detailed in headlines
On Tuesday two student personal crisis reports emerged. Anthony Zeno Jr., an 18 year old Port Chester High School senior, died after ingesting poison and igniting gas in his home. Frank Conklin, 13, a Richmond Hill High School student and son of a policeman, shot himself with his father's pistol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Zeno, Jr
Port Chester
N. Y
Frank Conklin
Richmond Hill High School
New York
Beacon Residents Protest Webb Bill on Water Supply
Beacon manufacturers urge city residents to oppose the Webb bill allowing New York City to take extra water from Dutchess and Columbia counties. They warn it would divert Fishkill Creek and deprive local industries of their supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon
New York City
Dutchess
Columbia Counties
Fishkill Creek
Browning separation upheld and other city notes
Justice Seeger grants separation to Peaches Heenan Browning and dismisses her suit while criticizing her charges as unfounded. Kermit Roosevelt pays a $2 fine for wrong way driving and avoids jail. Earl Carroll loses a Supreme Court appeal regarding a perjury sentence of one year and a day plus a $2000 fine. Hornell residents report a gas leak from a knothole in a telegraph pole. GE’s long range searchlight gun, resembling a naval cannon, can project images on clouds or buildings at varying distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peaches
Heenan Browning
Edward West Browning
New York
Justice Seeger
Browning
Kermit Roosevelt
Earl Carroll
United States Supreme Court
Atlanta
General Electric Illuminating Engineering Laboratory
Shanghai Falls to Nationalists Amid Tense Calm
Nationalists take control of the native section of Shanghai without a battle. Natives fear massacre as 1,200 American Marines land and patrol to protect citizens. Admiral Williams reports Moscow celebrates the event as a Soviet victory with massive street demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Admiral Williams
Washington
Moscow
Alcoholic admissions rise in state hospitals under new department
A report to the legislature shows a marked increase in alcohol related cases admitted to state hospitals since 1920 the first year of prohibition. Drug patients have remained steady since 1909 as functions moved to the Department of Mental Hygiene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital Commission
Department of Mental Hygiene
Baumes Laws Praised For Nar County Criminal Justice
District Attorney E N Edwards lauds the Baumes laws in the Nas sau county annual report. He says they have knocked the blackjack and gun from crooks and given the DA prompt legal weapons to deal with criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau County
E. N. Edwards
Governor appoints Frank R Utter to lead Bureau of Standards
Governor Smith names Frank R Utter of Friendship Alleghany county longtime Republican state committeeman as head of the Bureau of Standards and Purchase with a $10 000 yearly salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Frank R. Utter
Friendship
Alleghany County
Republican State Committee
Bureau of Standards and Purchase
Composition and Prices of Commercial Fertilizers in New York in 1926
The New York State Agricultural Experiments Station at Geneva released a report on the fertilizer market in 1926. It notes improvements in products offered to New York state farmers and provides data on composition and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State
Geneva
Republicans Criticize Governor Smith Over Gasoline Tax
The Republican State Committee issued two statements attacking Governor Smith for extravagance in government and accusing him of political opportunism on the water power issue. One release says motorists statewide will thank the Republican majority for showing how a two-cent gasoline tax could be avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Smith
Typhoid Fever Epidemic Expands in Montreal
An epidemic of typhoid fever is unfolding in Montreal Canada with 443 cases reported since March 4. Health authorities monitor the surge as residents seek treatment and sanitation measures are intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canada
Chicago boy’s death tied to parents’ double suicide
Police theorize the boy was killed by either his mother or foster father who then suicided in an Austin suburb apartment. The charred body found in a Chicago park was linked to the discovery of the couple dead at home in a suspected personal crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Austin
Virginia death shocks town as alcohol raid turns deadly
Chapman Osborne a 42 year old deputy or curvy agent in Tazewell county Virginia was shot and killed during a liquor search. Cliff Joyce of Jewel Ridge Virginia is jailed on murder charges in connection with the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman Osborne
Tazewell County
Virginia
Cliff Joyce
Jewel Ridge
First Woman Elected to New York State Board of Regents
Mrs. Herbert L. Pratt of Glen Cove L I has been elected to the New York State Board of Regents She is the first woman to receive the honor and succeeds the late Dr Charles B Alexander of Tuxedo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Pratt
Glen Cove, L. I
State Board of Regents
New York State
Charles B. Alexander
Tuxedo
President Coolidge Fights Wrist Ailment After Handshakes
President Coolidge suffers a swollen right wrist with limited hand use. Doctors are unsure of the cause though some attribute it to excessive hand shaking during public duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
New Drivers License Law Sets May 1 Start Date
The Bartholomew bill authorizing three year operators licenses ends special chauffeur licenses so all drivers receive the same licenses with a junior permit for rural minor operators. It requires a $2 fee for three year licenses and shifts license terms to May 1 each year with renewals beginning April 30 to start issuance early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Senate
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Charles A. Harnett
Aged Performer Faces Eviction From New York Tenement
Annie Jackson 85 once yoked to Barnum circus as equestrienne faces eviction from a two room apartment at 419 East 25th Street New York City. Native of Goshen she lived on a Florida road farm with husband Ed Jackson a known circus tumbler. Once supported by cooking and chores she cannot pay 9 dollars monthly rent and is crippled by rheumatism with only a blind 15 year old dog for company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Jackson
Goshen
East 25Th Street
New York City
Jackson
P. T. Barnum
Florida Road
Ed Jackson
Inspectors urge safer crossing in county schools
Motor vehicle inspectors in Orange County continue the state drive to cut accidents by teaching children road safety. The campaign began in Cornwall and will move to Walden and Montgomery schools with a list of precautions to curb reckless crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Cornwall
Walden
Montgomery
Central Valley
Highland Mills
Sailors Rescued After Thirteen Days Adrift Off Cape Hatteras
Seven bedraggled seamen and Captain Hall arrived at Bayonne New Jersey aboard Gulf Point. They survived thirteen days clinging to a deck house roof after their schooner G. J. Cheery wrecked March 2 off Cape Hatteras. They had little food or water as eight steamers passed within sight before the Gulf Point finally rescued them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
N. J
Gulf Refining Company
Gulf Point
Captain Hall
G. J. Cheery
Cape Hatteras
Vessels Lost Report From Washington Bureau of Navigation
The Bureau of Navigation in Washington reports last year 291 vessels were lost including 267 merchant ships and 24 yachts. The disasters carried 2,014 passengers with 175 fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Navigation
Washington
Confession of Chicago & Alton train robbery suspect
Postal inspectors cannot verify Fred Buhl Jr confession that he and five men robbed postal clerks on a Chicago and Alton train and fled with 300000. Buhl, 24, was arrested in Brooklyn. No record of any mail train robbery at Alton Illinois in August 1923 exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Buhl, Jr
Chicago & Alton
Buhl
Brooklyn
Alton
Ill
Tragic Crossings Claim Three Lives at NJ Rail Grade
Three people died when a stalled auto blocked a grade crossing on the Central Railroad of New Jersey at Northampton near Easton Pennsylvania. On the same day an unidentified man waited hours at the same crossing and then threw himself under a train, dying instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Northampton
Easton
Local Boy Counts Rattlesnake Bounty On Mount Wantastiguet
Douglas Cain, aged 16, claims sixteen live stakes and three bad ones from two days of rattlesnake hunting on Mount Wantastiguet in New Hampshire. He earns nineteen dollars in bounties for the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Valley
Douglas Cain
Mount Wantastiguet
New Hampshire
Trial of Ellenville Women Called Off
The March 24 trial of Mrs. Arland J. Sanderson and Mrs. Roy M. Currey on a third degree assault charge was dismissed after attorney Leroy Lounsberry argued all facts had been revealed in the Police Chief’s trial. The three participants are exonerated and the case ends as gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville
Arland J. Sanderson
Roy M. Currey
van R. Moffitt
Leroy Lounsberry
Lounsberry
Cross Bills Passed In Albany March 24
The New York House approved the Cross bill from Sullivan County to amend the municipal tax law for railroad property and also passed Edson D. Knapp’s claim bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Prominent Franklin Nearn Dies in Central Valley
Frank J. Nearn, longtime Middletown area figure, former police officer, postmaster at Central Valley, and court officer, died Friday at his home in Central Valley. Survived by his wife Elizabeth Reilly five grandchildren three sisters and two brothers. Funeral Tuesday at 9 AM at his home and 10 AM at St. Joseph's Church Middletown with burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Nean
Central Valley
Middletown
McQuaid Engine Company
Mr. Nearn
Elizabeth Reilly
Wurtsboro
Lucy Nearn Ford
Nearn
Monroe Council
Knights of Columb
Iddletown
Middletown Firemen’s Relief and Benefit Association
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Victim of Lockjaw Near Death in Warwick Hospital
John Stankierwicz a 45 year old black dirt farmer from Florida is dying in Warwick Hospital. Doctors report tetanus from a splinter under a fingernail. He has convulsions and muscle rigidity and is receiving regular serum doses after a delayed initial treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stankierwicz
Florida
Warwick Hospital
Stankiezwicz
Stanklerwicz
M. R. Bradner
Warwick
Middletown Residents Pass Civil Service Examinations
Local men Raymond A. Henry and Joseph Herbert, both of Middletown, passed competitive civil service exams. Henry earned the post of Chief Railroad Inspector and Chief Fire Inspector for the Conservation Commission with a $1 200 annual salary. Herbert attained Chief Transfer Agent for the State Hospital service with a monthly pay between $74 and $82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Middletown
Rai
The
Conservation Commission
Raymond A. Henry
North Street
State Hospital Service
Joseph Herbert
Middletown State Hospital
Highway Committee Advances Middletown Pine Bush Route
The Highway Committee of the Board of Supervisors met at Cir cleville to secure rights of way for a new Middletown Pine Bush highway. Most rights of way are secured and bids may soon be invited.
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The
Board of Supervisors
Circleville
Middletown
Pine Bush
Government tax receipts may exceed six hundred million
The article notes likely income tax payments above $600,000,000 and a possible public debt reduction for the fiscal year ending June 30 of up to $1,250,000,000. The figures imply the government could run a sizable surplus as receipts outpace expenditures.
Warm trend follows heavy rain as March may end mild
Spring brought a heavy rain storm and a forecasted severe cold wave did not arrive. Warm weather is expected to continue and the March close may not resemble a lion. The Middletown fashion show drew over 1 500 visitors at J W Demerest dry goods with 500 luncheon guests. The Middletown High School senior class raised funds for an Easter trip with a sales share. Governor Smith signed a county supervisor pay amendment. The Orange Lake Fish and Game Association won permission to transfer bass from the Hun sop river to Orange Lake waters via local anglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
J. W. Demerest Dry Goods
Middletown
Middletown High School
Wilson C. van Duzer
Chester
Florida
Washington, D. C
Bus Service Abandoned Over Impassable Road Condition
Road between Middletown and Pine Bush becomes nearly unusable with deep ruts and mud, forcing suspension of local bus service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Pine Bush
Mrs Ruth Snyder Confesses Murder Link to Henry Judd Gray
Mrs Ruth Snyder ages 31 in New York confessed to Police Commissioner McLaughlin that Henry Judd Gray, a two year friend, killed her husband Albert Snyder in their apartment. Gray, 45, was later arrested in Rochester, N Y but remained silent. She claimed two unknown men attacked them and killed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Snyder
New York
Albert Snyder
McLaughlin
Henry Judd Gray
Gray
Rochester
N. Y
Wher
Snyde
Trout Fishing Season Opens Amid Cold Conditions In April
Anglers prepare gear for the trout season opening on April 2 in Orange County. Poor fishing expected if weather remains cold with high water levels and snowmelt. Some upstate brooks still ice bound and all streams likely carry snow water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Brooks
Walton Village elects Paul F. Taylor president
Paul F. Taylor was elected president of the village of Walton on the Citizens' Ticket by a majority of 308 votes over A. J. Courtney, the present president, who has served six terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Taylor
Walton
Citizens
A. J. Courtney
Widow Ida A Flagler declares world dominion in sanatorium
The Boston businessman brother cites Ida A Flagler widow of Henry M Finger Standard Oil heir with $11,000,000 fortune. She proclaims ownership of the earth and estate while confined in a Central Valley sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida A. Flagler
Henry M. Finger
Standard Oil
Charles F. Shourds
Boston
Nervous Wreck boosts fund for Newburgh senior trip
The West Point players stage The Nervous Wreck raising over $1,000 for the Newburgh senior class journey to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Washington
West Point
Barn Burns at Fraley Miller Farm North of Montgomery
A new barn on the Fraley Miller place north of Montgomery burned to the ground last week. The structure was empty as the hay had been pressed and removed the day before. Loss is estimated at 7000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraley Miller Place
Montgomery
Fourteen Counties Plan First Year Tree Planting Campaign
In a statewide effort, boys and girls in fifteen counties will plant 495000 trees as their initial year of a three year forestry project.
Middletown Introduces Aerial Ladder Truck In Service
Middletown unveils its new aerial ladder motor truck with a demonstration showing ladders raised with firefighters to rooftop heights. The modern unit replaces horse drawn fire apparatus, marking a shift in local firefighting methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Five Hundred Attend West Point 125th Anniversary Dinner
About five hundred graduates of the West Point Military Academy attended the New York Section Association of Graduates dinner at the Hotel Astor Saturday night marking the academy's 125th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point Military Academy
New York
Association of Graduates of the
Hotel Astor
Car stolen from Palatine Hotel recovered wrecked near Woodbury
The Packard sedan of Carl Willisen of the Palatine Hotel Newburgh was found badly wrecked near Woodbury before the owner learned of the theft. Stolen by two men who escaped serious harm as the car sped sixty miles per hour down an embankment. the pair were seen running away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Willisen
Palatine Hotel
Newburgh
Woodbury
Prison site digs uncover ore near Sing Sing walls
A steam shovel on state land adjacent to Sing Sing prison scooped up gold and silver ore during construction of new prison buildings. Convicts are currently drilling and blasting at the site, where a former silver mine existed prior to the prison's establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing Sing Prison
Man 32 Hangs Self in Barn Found by Power Company Worker
Frank McDonald of Piermom committed suicide by hanging in a barn. A Rockland Light and Power employee found his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McDonald
Piermom
Rockland Light and Power Company
Missing caretaker nicknamed Turkey George feared to have fallen through ice
A caretaker known as Turkey George at Greenwood Lake is missing after authorities fear he ventured onto rotted ice and fell through. The incident prompted search efforts by local responders as conditions remain hazardous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey George
Greenwood Lake
Three Inmates Brought Back to Hudson Institution
Police from Poughkeepsie recovered three young girl inmates from the Hudson Institution for delinquents and returned them to the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Institution For
Poughkeepsie
Resignation of Ellenville Chief Currey After Acquittal
After the Ellenville assault case, Police Chief Roy M. Currey was acquitted of directing an assault on Arland Sanderson and resigned effective immediately. He had not been on duty for weeks during the investigation and issued no statement with his resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville
Roy M. Currey
Arland Sanderson
Chief Currey
Albany Bill Promises 40 Million East Hudson Water Project
The Delaware and Neversink waters likely to stay with local counties as Albany introduces a strong bill backing a 40 million dollar project along the east side of the Hudson. Orange and Sullivan counties see hopes for a Neversink Mamakating Valley lake fade as New York shifts plan amid water treaty troubles with New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Neversink
New York City
Albany
Hudson
Orange
Sullivan
Neversink-Mamakating
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Middletown Chamber Meeting Sparks Labor Suggestions
The Middletown Chamber of Commerce hosted an open meeting last week inviting workers to share ideas on city benefits. Workers offered constructive suggestions to manufacturers and merchants, making the session informative for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Port Jervis trio seeks permit for Port Jervis to Monticello bus line
C A Porter C C Herman and Stewart Rippon of Port Jervis filed with the Public Service Commission for permission to operate a bus route from Port Jervis to Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Porter
C. C. Herman
Stewart Rippon
Port Jervis
The
Public Service Commission
Monticello
Ellenville man released, arrested again on assault charge
Ishmael Brown, once sentenced to twenty years for assault in Ellenville, has been released and returned to Ellenville. He is now under arrest and held for the grand jury on a second degree assault charge filed by a young white woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishmael Brown
Ellenville
Pioneer engine company marks 70th anniversary banquet
Pioneer Engine Company of Elonville celebrated seven decades of service as a fire department with a banquet attended by members to mark the anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Engine Company
Elonville
Sisters Died From Brain Abscesses in Five Day Span
Genevieve Kennedy aged 12 and her sister Caroline Beatrice aged 9 of Poughkeepsie died within five days of each other from brain base abscesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Kennedy
Caroline Beatrice
Poughkeepsie
Death of Marcus D. Williams in Poughkeepsie at 85
Marcus D. Williams died in Poughkeepsie at age 85. He was born at Summitville and moved to Poughkeepsie forty one years ago. He established many lunch wagons and quick lunch spots in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus D. Williams
Poughkeepsie
Summitville
Missing Poughkeepsie Woman Found In Beacon
Edith F. Stickles left her home on March 6, 1920, from Poughkeepsie to work as an operator for Central New England Railroad in Beacon and was never heard from again. Her will, filed in Poughkeepsie, disposes of an estate valued at about $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith F. Stickles
Poughkeepsie
Beacon
Central New England Railroad Company
Reform of Poor Laws Promoted at Albany Hearing
Miss Caroline Cuddeback and Peter Cantline of Orange County sponsor a radical revision of state poor laws. They urge abolition of 1 100 town overseers, stop waste in relief administration, and prevent suffering in poor families homes. Hearing before Senate Judiciary and Assembly Internal Affairs committees draws over twenty counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Cuddeback
Peter Cantline
Orange County
Senate Judiciary Committee
Assembly Internal Affairs Committee
Albany
Nearby News Note Teases Page Nine
For other news of nearby places see page nine. This brief line directs readers to additional local items and regional updates featured further inside the paper.
Two Rural New York Counties Targeted by Crime Commission
A Crime Commission report critiques two rural central New York counties, Atlantic and Pacific, for drab schools, lax enforcement, and social ills. It suggests Putnam or Tioga and Schuyler as possible real names, notes dances, bootlegging, and breaks in compulsory education and highway laws amid waning church support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Lewis
New York State Crime Commission
New York State
Atlanic
Atlantic
Main Street
Tioga
Schuyler
Crime Commission
Pacific
Port Jervis cafe owners arraigned on bail
Tony Fantano, John Bridgider and Alphonse Petite, port men and cafe owners, were arraigned Saturday before U S Commissioner Harry T. Crist of Middletown after federal raids the prior week. They were represented by a New York attorney, released on bail, cases adjourned one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Fantano
John Bridgider
Alphonse Petite
Port Jervis
U. S
Harry T. Crist
Middletown
New York
Weston Badly Injured by Taxicab in Continental Trek
Edward Payson Weston, famed trans continental pedestrian, was struck by a taxicab in Orange County. He suffered a fractured skull and was in serious condition after recently turning eighty eight. A friend, Anne Nichols, helped him with a lifetime stipend of 30 000 dollars following his poverty. He was en route to church to thank donors when injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Payson Weston
Orange County
Anne Nichols
World War Vets Warned On Insurance Reinstatement Lapse
Veterans of the World War are warned that the privilege to reinstate and convert their war time insurance will lapse on June 2, 1927. Congress failed to pass a bill to extend the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Earley Murder Trial May Face Delay On Appeals Ruling
The Lucy Earley murder trial in Newburgh was reset for April 18 by Justice Arthur S. Tompkins but may be delayed further while the Court of Appeals considers a writ of prohibition. District Attorney Lemon claims the writ voids Justice Seeger order requiring the prosecution to reveal its case to the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Earley
Newburgh
Daniel Earley
Arthur S. Tompkins
Court of Appeals
Prohibition
Lemon
Seeger
Also Mentioned on This Page
William H. Cane
Walter Cox
News OF the World
Hornell
Sanderson
Frank J. Nearn
Putnam County
John Rothery
Orange Lake
Crime Board
Crist
Weston
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