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UNIONVILLE MILITANT*Editor Tlmss-Preea:We would like to say, for the benefit of that Citizen” who correctedour statement of June 2, In regard to the Memorial Day parade, that that statement was ghen us by members of the committee of MinlsloK Council, Jr. O. U. A. M, ■nho had the at iair in charge, and undoubtedly knew as much about their form and line of march as thia “Citizen.” Perhaps the committee In charge, like your correspondent, was ignorant (and wo skill are in doubt), of the ekteteeoe of(MS. STEVENS FOUND GUILTYIVo Othen AoctuMd in Qoelim Assault Case Are AcquittedNewburgh, June 11—George Dixon and George Hutchinson were found| not guilt} of assault on Joseph Plcono to a jury m the County Court Wednesday afternoon and Charles Stevens a as found guilty. Judge Albert 1L F. Stegcr deferred sentence on Stevens, declaring he wanted time to consider the matter.Before the jadge stated his Intention. Stevens made a strong plea for his release. Judge Sw^rer loJd-him he was a bad man, and recalled his I actions a short time ago Immediately alter he bad been released from Sing Sang prison, lie purchase a revolver and ‘rieij to shoot up the train because his fare was demanded.The trial was started early that j morning. District Attorney Jonathansuch an organization in our quiet, peaceful little town. The “Citizen” says he wants to show that XJnion-ville is up-to-date, etc. Again 'we question whether, ac-ztot* it f? always profitable1 or' htmoFable* to be up-to-date in aV things. At least we hope our town may not be as “up-to-date as those English towns, pictured and described in the same paper in which, our Gitfcen’a” correction was made. The recent tornado did damage enough in thisTsedtionl *- B. KEEPERS TimeaFieu On UnlonriHa, Jtm* S, - ■» t.D- Wilson, Jrv, conducted the prdaeonOon. James at H.'Wallace appeared for the thi-ei' defendants. Th6 assault tokk place in ttoshen oh March jl* when the three men ♦ere mixed up In a row with Plcooe In Ma hoYe. picono was badly catred with a khlfe and for a time his life was despalnd ot The three defendants each swore he was not the man who ani the knife. The testimony* wan to tho'tof*feet that Stetecs was .tlre i TflflOefti i. r - ?,»v. r_ ^ ^ ySUMMER GIRLS VICTIMS OF BEMTs Atogtox June IL-Tbt twdbe^e- (Uce squad and an expert fiuku Ha *=■apiary division of the department *4agriculture answered a hurry end t»F street and eared lightly qtad Hamer giris frcua a swnna of bees.'The insect* refused to be ceaxmd IMS a plug hat by the hsmaiertag ttft* method, but they succumbed to tbs blandishments of a bicycle MX awl topped into two wooden boxes. tDaily Reading.Read anything half an hoar a 4a/ and in ten years yon will be learned.-*Emerson.*
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Orange County Times Press
Middletown, New York, US
Fri, Jun 12, 1914
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