New Law Cuts Town Board Seats and Justice Posts
A new law allows towns to reduce the town board from four to two members and potentially abolish certain police justice positions. In Kirkland, debate centers on amending local structures while a building code violation involves a dance platform on a property’s front. The matter proceeds with a Thursday hearing and page four continuation.
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Kirkland
Legiskituy
Hoar
William C. Duell Deel Fry
Tastings
Wilbur McDowell
Ardsley
Winhai
Wevisor
Duell
The
Pren
William J. van Dorn
May Court Collections Record Set in Palle Court
Last month yielded a record in Palle Court collections as Judge James J. Lye oversaw the largest totals to date. The pension fund received a major portion, with fines totaling $122 and a $10.00 wax claim noted by local police. Violators, including youths, were sent to the county penitentiary for 10 days for nonpayment of fines, instead of paying the $25.00 penalty.
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Palle Court
James J. Lye
Paste Pension Fund
Kway
W ‘County
Penttuttary
From Abroad Returns to Paris for Mayor Dickinson’s Term
From Abroad returned to these parts with Mayor Dickinson in Paris as guest of his father, former Village President, who served five terms. Dickinson has proven popular and is serving his second term.
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Paris
Dickinson
Concerts at Racquet Club Draw Music Lovers
Westchester County concert series at the Racquet Club aims to attract music fans. More than thirty musicians and professionals will perform under Theodore Wao, with Isaac Kinney directing designations for the ensemble and the program. Local sponsors will be named.
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Ract & Swim
Westchester County
Wyteh
Theodore Wao
Kimbel
Hax Mra
Clifford
Astel J. Tiyles
John ‘Tye
Whilam Putney
Radale
Kinney
Designatin ‘En Group
el of
Ore
Fire destroys wire ing plant in New York City blaze
A fire at a plant operated by Wm. Rentors at 568 Third Avenue New York City fully destroyed a wire ing factory. Volunteers helped fight the blaze using chemicals and extinguishing efforts around ten o clock this morning.
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New York City
Nevis to be offered for sale in Delaware properties
Early in the week reports stated that the former Col. Pont home now occupied by Mex would be placed on the market. Several properties held by duPont in Delaware and other locations are said to be used by her new household for the future, including a Delaware site previously occupied before the family’s arrival.
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Col. Pont
Mex
Nevin
traduPont
Delaware
Call For Help On River Sparks Police Search
Police from Patrick Costello, John Tehan, and John Ryan set out in a motor craft to scour the river for a missing person after a report of someone needing help near Dobbs Ferry. The search covered both riverbanks up and downstream with no trace found.
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Patrick Costello
John Tehan
Palisade Street
John Ryan
Main Street
Dobbs Ferry
Teheal
Wellen
Stuart Recalled by New York Central
William Stuart of South Duet mont street, a well known engineer and former member of the Board of Education, is recalled to the New York Central Engineering department by Mr. Stuart. He resumes the post of Chief Engineer with prior service in state and county departments, reflecting railroad affairs and road news.
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Willam Stuart
South Duetmont Street
Educatio
York Central Engineering
Stuart
Bee Road News
Central Lanes
State Department of Ready
County Park
Commbaton
St Barnabas Church Treasurer Mentioned in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show a treasurer at St Barnabas Church with names Henry E and Walttann ney Park, plus mentions of times on Tuesday and Thursday and a numeric reference to 10 ppm. Details are incomplete but indicate church bookkeeping notes and schedule references.
Fishing Trip Incident Leads to Multiple Fines in Tarrytown
A poorly legible local blotter reports a Tarrytown youth cited on three counts after a fishing trip mishap. Patrol officers issued fines totaling $15 for speeding and related offenses. Several names and addresses appear garbled, but the event centers on a patrol encounter and a suspended sentence in Beacon and New York locations.
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Ara
Tarrytown
Gor Cook
East Tevington
Murphinum
Outh
Yden Ned Wim
Vorclys
Arnold Brown
Beacon
Ardstoy
Xemencis Fenelly
Rouxeille
New York
Granor
Vance
Felicitations Recipients Named At Local Gathering
A local event at Main Street honored jr Chief and Mrs Edward J Kate with celebrations from many library patrons and friends. New York Patrolman Joseph Helke attended as dinner guest, while a John Doe Simmons notice appears linked to a June 1 deadline in front of Judge Ly. Representatives of the Presbyterian Methodist and Episcopal churches were present.
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Edward J. Kate
Main Street
Mrs
New York
Joseph Helke
John Doe Simmons
South Astor
Twilight League Completes Organization
The Twilight League meeting led by Murphy and Wang discussed forming a formal organization with planned structure, tutors, and cooperation. Morgan Sweetman and others expressed support for the initiative, aiming to establish a cohesive night league with clear guidance and participation.
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Twilight League
Chairen Murphy
Wang
Park Road
Morgan Sweetman
May home and grounds at auction in New York
The May estate on North Broadway and the entire residence contents are to be sold at public auction next Monday the 5th. The property is described as one of the finest tracts and among the May family’s most notable holdings in New York. Auction managed by Raine Auction Room of New York City with viewings today and Saturday.
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North Broadway
May
New York
Raine
New York City
Memorial Day Parade Hearts Irvington Honors Heroes
Over 250 parade participants from village groups lined the march in a Memorial Day observance. Despite night rains and overcast skies the ceremony and speeches drew praise for patriotism and communal tribute to past heroes. Old Glory was visible everywhere as residents supported a short, respectful program at the school grounds.
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Arthur C. Lord
Irvington
Free
Ossining Hose Co planning annual excursion
Ossining Hose Co No 1 outlined plans for its annual excursion to Irvington held Wednesday. A large organizing committee led by George Huber Arthur Johnson and others secured a New York City va- rious aviation company of 22 keynote toc. The steamer will dock at Turner Lumber Yard. Tickets remain 50 cents for children under 12 and 1.50 for adults. The delegation praised Turner company manager Mr Curry and yard superintendent Mr Northrop for cooperation.
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Oxsine Ing Home Company No. 1
Ossining
Irvington
Ing
Hite
George Huber
Arthur Jonson
Moths Brosnan
Ato Maton
Hantsklavitation Company
Turner Company
Curry
Clyda
Northrop
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Lyden and
Nore
Labor Board
Lyden
Village Police
Parkway
Herbert C. Dickinson
Nevis
NEW York Central
ST. Barnabas Church
Treasu
Rtarnabay
Henry E
Yonkers
Foley
McCarthy
Jos
Cady
Hudson Firemen
Foley Ph Cady
South Fernian
Ray Primm
Leo Therrien
Howard
Thomas Murphy
Assy
Park Hoard
Moifon
Ter
Ae Re William
Park Commissioners
Wax
Mem
Chlet
Charles Cook
White Plains Road
View
George
Waxhinton
Hhlmon Terrace
Broadway
Rresny Methodist and Episcopatian
Gorey
Park
Wm. Murphy
W. B. May
Ossining Hose CO
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