Published Thursday notices from Midiietown corporation leaders
Obscure roster lists officers Roland Harriman W A Harriman Leroy Gott Talcitt Powele Bma Stivers and more. The text outlines advance by mail publication requirements and mentions obituary fees or paid notices for death and tribute items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Street
Midiietown
Roland Harriman
W. Averell Harriman
Leroy D. Gott
Dyeseceesy
Talcitt Powele
Eseee
Bma Stivers
Thi Evhone
ALL TS
Duty to the world and the dragon of China
Editorial considers America’s duties toward Mexico China and the world. It argues foreign trade bribery and corruption exist but must be addressed fairly by all sides. The piece notes historical how China Mexico benefited from foreign capital and missions and urges a fifty fifty duty among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Seeger County
Shanghai
Middletown N.Y
America
Hosteos
Euage County
Werblaxtonville
Dake Menton
Mamene, BT
China
Pice
Middierwwa
Sentinal
China Central Water Post
Waney
Rays
Tess
Secon
Elise
Dugdlatwa
N.Y
Inear
Effica
Middletown
N. Y
John Chinaman Palle
Middletown N. J
Russia
Mexico
Nicaraugua
Americ
Jnsier
Middletown Family in Chaotic China Draws Local Attention
Lieutenant-Command er McIntyre his wife and two children from Middletown are in chaotic China as world events unfold. Locals show more interest in daily life than distant upheavals, while U S involvement in the Chinese crisis grows amid reports of mob violence but no fatalities yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre
Middletown
China
Orange County
United States
Professors call for immediate cancellation of European debts
The piece notes Columbia University professors urge canceling European debts now owed to the United States. It argues the campaign started by Barney Baruch aims to force a free gift of American funds and that only Congress and the President can alter policy, not scholarly pronouncements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
United States
Lonce
Barney Baruch
Wilson
Oncle Sam
Congress
Famous Players- Lasky Corporation
Adolph Zukor
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Charles Lynch
Amy Lowell
Smith-Hughes
Smith-Lever
Philippines
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Boulder Canyon
Corporations Face Tax Burden in 1924 Survey
A careful survey of 1924 corporate tax returns shows corporations paid six tenths of every dollar of their income for the support of government. The finding suggests that corporations are not escaping taxation but bearing a heavy share of public costs.
Tax totals for U S corporations in 1920s
In 1920s reports federal state and municipal governments collected 2 541 007 000 dollars in taxes from U S corporations. The combined net income of these organizations reached 6 995 900 000 dollars.
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United States
Coolidge Signals Hard Line On Naval Armament
Washington notes President Coolidge may push Congress to back a tougher naval build up. Observers debate whether the move aims to pressure Congress amid cruiser program stalemate or to shift attention from domestic politics and a looming third-term controversy.
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Coolidge
Washington
United States
Jingoism and Shipping Board Policy in 1920s Trade Strains
The Shipping Board faced scrutiny for its handling of grain surpluses and foreign transport needs. President Coolidge ordered ships to be conditioned for affordable grain and Egypt shipments to ensure a unified national effort. The piece argues patriotism and practical support for agriculture and national unity despite costs.
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Uncle Sam
Europe
Asia
Great Britain
Russia
Saber
Shipping Board
Coolidge
Zanin
Shipping Board Fins
Egiton
Orange Blossoms Placked by the dial and notes on writers
A satirical column recounts Borah on horseback guiding a puzzled lady in Rock Creek Park and previews Pinchot's February 21 Washington address on Pennsylvania utilities. It also notes Minneapolis and Harrisburg broadcasting laws, Senator Ware’s Florida motor trip, and a long meditation on Orange County in American literature with local author mentions and requests for reader input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Ware
Pennsylvania
Washington
Florida
Philadelphia
United States Senate
Vare
Fiora M. Vare
Harrisburg
Edwin H. Vare
Bill” 5. Vare
House of Representatives
Questions and Answers from the Daily Herald
Readers submit queries answered by the Question Editor. Topics cover Braddock’s death location, rifle champions, senator Walsh’s faith, Harold Lloyd’s hand, The Ten Commandments actor, gold coin design, Five Hundred rules, 1858 silver dollar value, Texas governor Ferguson citizenship, and Italian coal production. Answers provide concise facts and dates.
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Daily Herald-Times- Press
Washington
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Charles Hakala
G. S. Infantry
Homer Clark
East Alton
Ilinois
United States
Walsh
Montana
Harold Lloyd
A. Téchard
James ©. Ferguson
Texas
Tetna
Italy
Village Half-Wit Seen Carrying Skillet Last Week
A note describes a man labeled as a village half-wit seen last week with an old skillet behind his back. The report offers no further context or consequence.
Humble First Baptist of Middletown Chronology
The First Baptist Church of Middletown began in 1840 sparked by Thomas Van Hone. It formed with 17 members and held services across housesLyceum Hall and a schoolhouse while plans for a church on Mulberry street progressed. The brick meeting house opened May 23 1844 costing 2560, with rapid early growth and several pastors shaping its 19th century evolution.
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S White
Statensland
Mr. Bennett
Orange County
Cnionville
Zelotes Grenef
Cannon Street Shore
New York
Fay
Wantage
N. J
Mr. White
John Wellslayer
Cornwall
Henry
Ball
Midgetown
David Clark
van Howe
John 8. Stephens
Mulberry Street
Lyceum Hall
Joseph Houghont
Houghout
Sammer L. Barrett
E. Sands
James M. Hope
J. J. Scarritt
Levi. C. Grenell
N. A
Frank A. Heath
Judgment Against Dr Faulkner Estate
Judge Taylor awards Hassie A Tillson $5942 against the estate of Dr William Faulkner of Walden for a land sale that collapsed after $3000 was paid. Tillson acted as agent for Walden United Theatre Co Inc in a $7000 deal that faltered when revenue stamps were disputed. Faulkner died before resolution.
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Walden
Faulkner
Unique Birthday Party for Washingtonville Lad
Washingtonville Feb 38 Despite the storm Saturday morning a delightful afternoon was spent at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Sayra Cooper when their younger son Sayre welcomed seven young guests to help him celebrate his first birthday The party was meant to have six girls and four boys but one girl and a storm kept one boy away They enjoyed gingerbread and refreshments were served as the afternoon waned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonville
Joseph Sayra Cooper
Sayre
Mra. Cooper
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Minneapolis
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P. Roe
Joel T. Headley
Larry Barretto
Middletown High School
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Justice Seeger
Dolson Avenue
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Witham
DR. Faulkner Estate
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