Rivalry grows in March 15 village elections across Ulster
Towns prepare for March 15 votes with slight rise in contests. Monticello voters face five propositions including Sunday movies in Ellenville citizens clash with three tickets. Harriman, Ulster and other villages show varied slates as candidates seek mayor and trustees amid tax levy and water bond questions.
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Monticello
Times -Herald
Ellenville
Citizens Party
Wells
Ulster Palmer
Melvin Schoonmaker
Maz Saylor
BD. C. Hoemer, Jr
O. Newkirk
Anticello Woman Injured in Gotham
Mrs D B Bailey of Monticello, known in Middletown, lies in critical condition at Fordham hospital after a Saturday night automobile accident in New York City. She was visiting her daughter Mrs James Lyttle on Barker Avenue when the crash occurred. Mrs Wilis Sleath of 81 Myrte Avenue, a daughter of Mrs Battey of Middletown, left for New York on Sunday.
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D. B. Bailey
Monticello
Middletown
Fordham Hospital
New York City
Bailey
New York
James Lyttle
Barker Avenue
Wilis Sleath
Myrte Avenue
Battey
Anderson Talks To Distant Points On 40 Meter Wave
Harold Anderson of Middletown, a amateur radio expert, reports reception of the O.&. messages from Cape Hattaras last Friday. He communicates with many stations including C IAX Fredericton Canada U 6 AWQ General Hospital San Bernardino and Camp Columbia Havana Cuba from his U 201 station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Anderson
Middletown
Cape Hattaras
Anderson
U-201
Fredericton
N. B
Canada
General Hospital
San Bernardino
Cal
Aew
Clinic at Newburgh for problem and backward children
A March 15 clinic for children with learning or behavior difficulties will be held at St Luke's Hospital Dispensary Newburgh 101 Johnson Street 9 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. Dr C W Barch and Miss Louise A Lindeman will staff with experts from the State Department of Mental Hygiene. Appointments via Miss Lindeman at 9 Ure Street Newburgh.
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Newburgh
St Luke’s Hospital
Johnson Street
C. W. Barch
Louise A. Lindeman
State Department of Mental Hygiene
Atreet
Uruguayan Flyer Held for Ransom After African Wreck
Major Tadeo Larre Borges and three companions are held by a tribe after a plane wreck in Africa. They were rescued by friendly natives and now face heavy ransom demand. The Uruguayan government authorizes payment to secure their release. A Spanish freighter, Cabo Hatteras, burned off Rock Island and was sunk by shore guards after a radio call.
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Tadeo Larre-Borges
Africa
S. VU. S
Cabo Hatteras
Rock Island
Cceast Guard
Wel lesley Students Save Instruments After Fire at Stone Hall
At Wel lesley College Boston the girl student body discovered a fire after lunch and rushed to help save scientific instruments worth 250000 dollars. Stone Hall suffered damage estimated at 100000 dollars.
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Wellesley College
Boston
Stone Hall
Supreme Court rules Texas voting law unconstitutional
The United States Supreme Court on Monday held the Texas law barring negroes from voting in a Democratic primary unconstitutional, marking a decisive civil rights ruling on partyspecific voting.
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Texas
United States Supreme Court
Three Power Conference Discussed By Britain Japan and US
Britain and Japan ready to discuss with the United States the advisability of a three power conference to consider a treaty limiting warship construction. This may surprise the world given White House doubts that the conference would yield practical results.
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United States
White House
Dawes Family Set for Month-Long Vacation Tour
Vice President and Mrs. Dawes and daughter Virginia begin a month long trip with stops in Florida Cuba and Panama. Upon returning to Evansville Indiana he may address Senate rules and procedures.
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Dawes
Virginia
Florida
Cuba
Panama
Evansville
Senate
New Bedford Woman Leaves $31,000 to Animal Groups
Mrs. Susan H. Kempton aged ninety of New Bedford Massachusetts left bequests totaling 31000 to the Animal Rescue League and to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
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Susan H. Kempton
New Bedford
Mass
Animal Rescue Leagues
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Woman considered for Albany Board of Regents seat
A woman may be chosen by the legislature in Albany to fill the late Charles B. Alexander's seat on the Board of Regents. Republican women pressed arguments to legislative leaders during their annual conference in Albany.
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Albany
Board of Regents
Charles B. Alexander
Tuxedo
Women restaurant workers protest forty eight hour law in Albany
A delegation of women representing Schraffts Huyler s and Child s restaurants and the Hamilton Bank Note Co of New York protested to New York legislators in Albany Monday night against the forty eight hour law for women and children advocated by the Industrial Survey Commission. Governor Smith was ill and the women failed to meet him.
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Schraffts
Huyler’s
Child’s
Hamilton Bank Note Company
New York
Albanny
Indi
Smith
Wom
Governor Smith names new New York charity and school board appointees
Governor Smith named Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald of New York to the State Board of Charities, succeeding Mrs. Glynn wife of ex Governor Glynn. She also named Mrs. John Knight of Arcade to succeed Walter Hill on the Board of Visitors to the New York State School for the Blind.
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Smith
Mas Fitzgerald
New York
Mary M. Glynn
Martin T. Glynn
State Board of Charities
John Knight
Arcade
Senator Knight
Walter H. Hill
New York State School For the Blind
New Buenos Aires to New York Flight Launch
A new round trip flight was started in Buenos Aires Monday by Georges Sarotte and Hector Peirano. The pair plan to cross Argentina and Bolivia then head up the Pacific coast past Central America and Mexico.
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Buenos Aires
New York
Georges Sarotte
Hector Peirano
Argentina
Bolivia
Pacific
Central America
Mexico
Army planes delayed in Montevideo mishap
The Pan American goodwill squadron from the United States Army faced a delay at Montevideo Uruguay after three planes began to depart on Monday. One plane developed motor trouble and struck rocks, damaging a wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Montevideo
Juguay
Marines Land 1600 at Managua to Aid Nicaragua Force
About 1,600 United States Marines arrived Monday aboard the Henderson at Managua Nicaragua Part of the troops head to Matagalpa to assist the American protection force already stationed there
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United States
Henderson
Managua
Nicaragua
Matagalpa
Editor flogging sparks arrests in Soperton
Following the flogging of H. M Flanders editor of The Superior News in Soperton Georgia Sheriff W L Thigpen and three others were arrested charged with being participants and held under $3000 bond. The editor was flogged over his stand against lawlessness and bootleggers as told by his assailants.
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H. M Flanders
Superior News
Soperton
Georgia
W. L. Thigpen
Richmond Hill Pup Attack Injures Seven Children At School Yard
A dog in the yard of Public School 108 in Richmond Hill bit ten children as it snarled and snapped. A police officer seized the animal by the collar and handed it to the Board of Health for rabies testing.
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Public School
Richmond Hill
Board of Health
Colonel Goodnight Celebrates 91st Birthday Ride
Colonel Charles Goodnight marked his ninety first birthday Sunday by taking Miss Corrine Goodnight a 26 year old telegraph operator from Butte Montana in a celebratory ride to the blushing de Though of the same name two were not related.
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Charles «Goodnight
Corrine Goodnight
Butte
Montana
Tragedy Strikes Vassar Hospital Kitchen Aide
Karl Huetter eighty, second cook at Vassarhospital in Poughkeepsie, died after turning on gas in his room following a rebuke by the dietician and claims about his ability to serve chops. Police investigate possible suicide.
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Karl Huetter
Vassarospital
Poughkeepsie
Five Youths Arrested After New York Robbery Ring Bust
Detectives chased a fleeing car and arrested five young men in New York who admitted to fourteen robberies. Shots were fired during the pursuit, but no one was hurt.
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New York
Four Hundred Tourists Hear WGY Program From Africa
Four hundred American tourists sailing from New York on January 15 heard Station WGY Schenectady’s entire Saturday night program broadcast to them in their ship near Durban South Africa, about thirteen miles offshore, early Sunday morning.
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New York
Wurban
South Africa
WGY
Schenectady
Uruguayan flyer and crew rescued after desert airwreck
A Uruguayan trans Atlantic flyer and three companions, long believed lost when their plane wreckage was found in a remote northwest African point, were rescued by a local native tribe who found them safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadeo Larre-Borges
Africa
Mighty mountain chain found in Yakutsk region
A scientific expedition reports a newly discovered mountain chain in the Yakutsk region of Siberia. The range spans about 1,000 miles in length and 300 miles in width, with peaks reaching 11,000 feet.
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Yakutsk
Siberia
Marines in Shanghai Ordered to Use Clubs if Attacked
Reported tensions rise as American forces in Shanghai are told to rely on blunt force only if provoked while the Cantonese advance toward the city. Rumors swirl about the fall of Soochow as the situation remains tense and uncertain.
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Shanghai
Soochow
Mexican Rebels Battle Federal Troops Amid Ongoing Gains
Reports say continuing clashes in Mexico favor government forces as battles persist. A new note was sent to Mexico City with undisclosed contents. Mexican Ambassador Tellez returns home denying recall by Calles, stating a sick brother visit.
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Mexico
Rhe . 8
Mexico City
Tellez
Washington
Calles
New York Water Policy Deadlock Persists
The stalemate between Governor Smith and Republican legislative leaders over state water policy continues despite many predictions in recent weeks that a compromise would soon be reached.
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Smith
New York State
Early shad run expected on the Delaware River
Local fishermen anticipate an early shad run in the Delaware River with fish seen in lower waters two weeks ahead of the usual schedule. They expect the main arrival to occur next week as the season opens.
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Delaware River
Coal price rise averted if strike halts buyers bidding
John E. Edgerton, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, says there will be no ground for a soft coal price increase at the mines on April 1 if a strike occurs unless buyers grow alarmed and bid against one another in the market.
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John E. Edgerton
National Association of Manufacturers
Snowbound Mining Towns Meet Fierce Weather
Two mining towns Silverton and Eureka in southwestern Colorado remain cut off after three weeks of efforts to reach them from outside. An airplane delivering supplies was unable to reach the towns on Monday due to gale conditions.
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Silverton
Eureka
Colorado
France reports 700000 on world war pension aid
About 700000 French World War I pension recipients are listed in official figures. Of these, 494606 are fully or partially disabled or have lost an arm or a leg.
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France
Uail
Madagascar cyclone reports toll and damages
Last week's cyclone on Madagascar Island the 21 court period reportedly caused about 600 deaths and an estimated 4 million dollars in damage to the French colony.
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Madagascar
Budget Director Lora Announces Readjustment To Meet Shortfall
Budget Director Lora in Washington says departmental finances will be readjusted due to Congress not passing the second deficiency bill. Urgent problems are addressed as the Veterans' Bureau War Department and Radio Commission will receive funds to continue their work.
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Lora
Washington
Congress
Veterans’ Bureau
War Department and
Radio Commission
Democrats Choose to Delay Prohibition Issue at Caucus
In Washington the Democrats decided not to make Prohibition a party issue due to differing views among members across states. The group suggested leaving the matter for the next Democratic national convention to wrestle with.
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Washington
Eamon de Valera Arrives in United States for Irish Republic Funds
Eamon de Valera arrives in New York as trustee of 2.5 million dollars raised in 1920 for the Irish Republic. He faces legal contention from the Irish Free State in a dispute over ownership of the funds. A crowd gathers at the dock as he departs for New York City Hall.
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Eamon de Valera
United States
Prize Story Contest for Orange County Students
Orange County Independent announces a monthly prize story contest for school children. Eleven prizes: five dollars for the best story and ten one dollar prizes for the next ten. Rules: only Orange County pupils, stories up to 150 words on one side, true local happenings, no repeats, separate sheets, editor judges, entries to Story Editor, Post Office Box 537 Middletown NY. Contest starts now and runs until further notice.
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Orange County
Orange County Independent
Post Office
Middletown
N. Y
Joe Barnum Bravery Prize Sparks College Fund Plan
The thirteen year old Beacon boy Joe Barnum who shielded his mother after a stabbing will be rewarded. State residents raise funds to open a bank account for him to build a college fund after high school completion.
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Joe Barnum
Beacon
Beacon Hospital
Orange County Teachers Plan Meeting May 6
The Orange County Teachers Association committee met at Goshen High School to arrange a May 6 meeting in Goshen with a program of special interest. Principal Charles J. Hooker and others were named to the program committee and will reconvene at Highland Falls next Thursday to finalize plans.
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Orange County Teachers Association
Goshen High School
Goshen
Charles J. Hooker
Guy Haskins
Highland Falls
Herman Woodruff
Cornwall
Theron McKnight
Central Valley
Fallsburg Ice Cream Parlor Inc Chartered in Fallsburg
The Fallsburg Ice Cream Parlor Inc of Fallsburg Sullivan county received a charter from the Secretary of State. The firm will deal in confections ice creams novelties and related items. Capital stock 10000 shares 25 each. Directors are Sarah Brizel Annie Rosen and Sigmund Brizel.
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Albany
Mar
Fallsburg Ice Cream Parlor, Inc
Fallsburg
Sullivan County
Sarah Brizel
Annie Rosen
Sigmund Brizel
New York City
McCann Victor in Woodridge Slan der
A New York federal jury found no cause of action in a $50 000 slander suit by J R Hill civil engineer against Edward McCann president of Woodridge village Over a water meter installation dispute the case was dismissed against Joseph Cohen The trial judge and defense and plaintiff attorneys are named Witnesses gave unclear testimony with one admitting a non relation to the laundry crowd.
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Goddard
United States District Court
New York City
J. R. Hill
Edward McCann
Woodridge
Joseph Cohen
Cal
William D. Cunningham
Ellenville
John Bright
Middletown
Hill
Knapp Cattle Bill Advances to Third Reading in Albany
The New York Assembly advances to third reading Assemblyman Cross bill allowing the Court of Claims to hear Edson D. Knapp's claim as administrator for Charles N. Knapp’s estate seeking compensation for tubercular cattle destroyed in 1917.
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Albany
Mar
Assemblyman Cross
Sullivan County
Court of Claims
Edson DD. Knapp
Charles N. Knapp
Opposition to adding a Supreme Court justice in Ninth District
The drive for an extra Ninth Judicial District justice draws opposition from current judges. Morschauser and Taylor oppose, Tomkins supports, others apathetic, and calendar strain is cited as a reason against the expansion.
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Supreme Court
Ninth Judicial District
Morschauser
Taylor
Tompkins
The Sob Sister serial opens in Orange County paper
The Orange County Independent introduces The Sob Sister a bold new serial about a newspaper editor his young ally and three women in a battle against corrupt officials and underworld forces. Aimed to thrill readers who may spot real life inspirations this gripping tale unfolds within a newsroom atmosphere. Subscribers urged to secure every chapter by contacting the circulation department in Middletown New York.
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Saajo
Uoleius
Orange County
Cirelation
Orange County Independent Corporation
Middletown N. Y
Newburgh to Enter Hudson Valley Firemen Parade
Newburgh will be represented in the Hudson Valley Firemen’s parade at Poughkeepsie in June by one and possibly three companies. C M Leonard and Victory engine companies voted to go while Columbian engine is considering the matter. Three autos stolen in Newburgh last week were recovered and abandoned. Two were found at Fligh land Falls with soldiers suspected of taking them to return to West Point from a Newburgh trip. William Craft, 48, father of eight, was killed Monday night when struck by a D and H train near Anconta. he had stepped from a train and walked toward his home.
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Newburgh
Hudson Valley
Poughkeepsie
C M. Leonard
Victory Engine
Columbian Engine
Flighland Falls
West Point
William Craft
Anconta
Hess Sentenced for Altercation at Walden Boarding House
Joseph Hess received four months in jail and a $10 fine after arraignment for beating fellow boarder John Valentine at the Walden boarding house run by Mrs. Annie Tubbs. Justice Henry Wiley handed down the sentence.
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Joseph Hess
Annie Tubbs
Walden
Henry Wiley
Hess
John Valentine
Divers report fix planned for Hudson River leak
Divers who inspected a trunk pipe line leak under the Hudson River off Beacon say repairs can be completed without raising the pipe. Plans have been prepared detailing the work to be done by Central Hudson Gas and Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hudson Gas and Electric Corporation
Hudson River
Beacon
Anniversary Forecast Hints at March Blizzard Repeat
Saturday marks the 39th anniversary of the March 12 1888 blizzard, with prognosticators suggesting a recurrence of history and similar severe weather patterns.
Walden Club Receives Rabbits for Farms in Kansas Shipment
The Walden Sportsmen's Club reports ten dozen cottontail rabbits received from a Kansas dealer. They will be released on farms where permission is granted and are described as not destructive in any way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Walden Sportsmen's Club
Kansas
Tragic Poignant Death from Fumes in Dutchess County Home
Miss Catherine McLean aged 83 was found dead by neighbors in Poughkeepsie after being overcome by 48 fumes while waiting for a kettle of water to boil. Her death is investigated as a potential accidental poisoning in a single residence.
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Catherine McLean
Poughkeepsie
Highland High Reopens After Scarlet Fever scare
Highland high school reopened Monday as fears of a scarlet fever outbreak were deemed over after a weeklong closure. Local health officials confirmed no new cases and advised standard precautions.
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Highland High School
Purim Observance Details Echo Ancient Persian Rescue
The article notes Purim will be celebrated Friday March 18 starting Thursday evening the 17th. It recalls the Persian plot to massacre Jews, thwarted by Moroccai and his niece Esther, and the Jews saved, leading to the Feast of Purim being held annually.
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Persia
Bhaman
Moroccai
Esther
Middletown Auto Show Opens at State Armory
Middletown hosts its sixth annual auto mobile show at the State Armory with 56 new passenger car models on display and 20 trucks in the basement. John A. Artmann of the Chamber of Commerce opened the event, promising a highly successful show ending Saturday night along with nightly entertainment and a treasure hunt offering cash prizes.
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Middletown
State Armory
John A. Artmann
Chamber of Commerce
Salesman Falls From Ladder in Port Jervis
Percy Osterhout of Sparrow Bush, a Swift & Co. salesman, fell from a ladder at the beef house in Port Jervis and sustained fractures of the vertebra. His injuries are serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Osterhout
Sparrowbush
Swift & Co
Port Jervis
Abandoned Ford Found On Greenville Mountain Road
Port Jervis police search for the owner after a Ford sedan bearing a 1926 New York license was found abandoned on the Greenville state road at the top of the mountain near Smiths corners.
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New York
Weather seer Schwaim issues multiple tornado forecasts
Frank P. Schwaim of New City Rockland county predicted tornadoes between March 3 and 6 March 9 to 12 and March 18 to 22 that failed to materialize. He warned of bad weather for March with the coldest spell in the last two weeks, but his forecasts have so far proven wrong.
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Frank P. Schwaim
New City
Rockland County
Marketman John Corkedale Files Bankruptcy Petition
John Corkedale of 115 Liberty Street Newburgh files for bankruptcy with liabilities of 1550 and assets of 686. Smith R. Miller of Chester, a road stand proprietor, has been discharged from bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corkedale
Liberty Street
Newburgh
Smith R. Miller
Chester
Gillinder and Bell wed in Port Jervis ceremony
Miss Ruth Gillinder daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin B Gillinder and Sheldon Ennes Bell son of Mrs Bertha Bell were married Saturday in Port Jervis by the Rev E R Schlueter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gillinder
Edwin B. Gillinder
Sheldon Ennes Bell
Bertha Bell
Port Jervis
E. R. Schlueter
Orange County Telephone Boosts Long Distance Service
The Orange County Telephone Company has introduced a faster system for handling long distance calls. If conditions permit, the operator will connect the caller to the line instead of hanging up and waiting.
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Orange County Telephone Company
Middletown's First Daily The Daily Mail of 1869 Unearthed
President William T. Doty presents to the Historical Society of Middletown a cache of valuable old newspapers from the Wail kill Precinct led by Middletown's first daily The Daily Mail dated 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Doty
the Historical Society of
Middletown
Wailkill
The
Daily Mail
Sudden Death Coincidence At Olympia Hotel
Charles Stoehr died suddenly at the Olympia Hotel in Calilevon at 4 AM on March 2. At that moment the hotel clock and Stoehr’s watch stopped, with no evident cause or signs of tampering.
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Charles Stoehr
Olympia
Calilevon
Stoehr
Mr and Mrs Cook Mark 61st Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Cook of St John of Walton recently celebrated their sixty first wedding anniversary with a dinner party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cook
St. John of Walton
Recenlg
Fisherman Harvey Johnson Nets Big Season Haul
Harvey Johnson of Fishs Eday reports an eight hundred sacker haul this season with many fish weighing from two and a half to three pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Johnson
Fishs Eday
Withdrawals From Dairymen's League Fall Short This Year
The withdrawal period Feb 12 to 28 saw 798 withdrawals, far less than the 1500 recorded last year. Despite the drop, gains in membership during the year offset the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
Ausing
Doctor Canthers Returns Home From Sanitarium
Dr James A Canthers recently treated at Middletown Sanitarium has returned to his Monticello home much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Canthers
Middletown Sanitarium
Monticello
Edson D Knapp Elected Sullivan County Trust President
Edson D Knapp of Bloomingburg has been elected president of the Sullivan County Trust Company in Monticello. He will divide his time between his Mamakating farm and banking duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson D. Knapp
Bloomingburg
Sullivan County Trust Company
Monticello
Mamakating
State Trooper on Vacation Without Post Assignment
State Trooper Foss formerly at Ellenville is on vacation and has not yet been assigned to a new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss
Ellenville
Fireman Albert Johnston Saved Kern Family in 1895 Great Fire
The 1895 West 194th Street blaze brought heroism from Fireman Albert S. Johnston who rescued a father a baby and a nurse from a Kern apartment window ledge. The grateful Kern family and nurse gave him a photograph keepsake. Johnston rose through ranks to captain and Assistant Superintendent before retiring in 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. Johnston
Monroe
New York
Captain Johnston
Brooklyn
Ninety-fourth Street
Broadway
New York City
West 194Th Street
Kern
Albert S. Johnston
Johnston
Hilda
Johnsteen
New York Fire Patrol
Doe Dashes Across Highway Startles Navy Recruiter
Chief Gunner's Mate Richard Jones of the Navy recruiting station in the State Armory drove from Montgomery to Middletown Saturday morning and narrowly avoided running down a large doe. The deer ran along the inside of a stone fence, vaulted the barrier, and leaped a barbed wire fence before heading toward trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Middletown
Richard Jones
Navy
State Armory
Decision Reserved In Walt Wilcox Case At Appellate Division
The Appellate Division in New York reserved decisions on Walter Wilcox’s appeal against his second degree murder conviction for killing Walter Hadden in Orange County Court. Attorneys Watts Oakes and Bright argued for Wilcox, while Henry Kohl and District Attorney Elmer H. Lemon represented the People. The panel also heard the Watts trustee suit against Elizabeth Loomis Stratton Cox, with Servin and Rose for Mrs. Cox and Cohen, Rosenberg, Stanchfield, and Levy for the Sundstrom estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
New York
Walter Wilcox
Orange County
Walter Hadden
Watts
Oakes
Bright
Wilcox
Henry Kohl
Elmer H. Lemon
People
Thomas Watts
Elizabeth Loomis Stratton Cox
A. F. Servin
Abraham J. Rose
Cox
Louis Maxwell Cohen
Julian D. Rosenberg
Chadbourne Stanchfield
Levy
Charles Sundstrom
Merrill Gtrault
Coolidge Proclaims April 24 30 American Forest Week
President Coolidge designates April 24 to 30 as American Forest Week and proposes converting poor farm lands into forests as a possible solution to agricultural problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Coolidge
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Otto Johnson
Floyd Howe
George W. Mance
Thomas Smith
Honest Government Party
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Qpaker
Berger
Arriman Taxpayers of
Harriman
Frank J. Watson
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Gotham
News OF the World
Orange Co
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Knapp Cattle Bill
Catain
Baby Hilda Kern
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