Americans Withdraw From Opium Commission Meeting
The American delegation walked out of the Le Prohibition Commission meeting at the League of Nations in Geneva after refusing to answer questions about their proposals. Amid tension, Porter stated the Americans could not stay to discuss their proposals, prompting a disruption and ongoing debate over drug production and policy.
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GENEVA
Stuegtane
ters Acegue
Par
Malcom de Sevignes
Porter
coaia
Ruhr calm belies unrest as occupation continues
Former Kansas governor Henry J. Allen, back from the Ruhr, reports few outward signs of military occupation and says passive resistance by Germans is doomed to failure. He notes Germans seek reasonable reparations and cites deportations of 120,000 railway workers as a factor in the calm, with industrial development impressive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOSDOX
Ruhr
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Alien
Germany
Allen
United States
Discoveries Challenge Evolution Theories
Paleobotany professor Adolf C. Noe of Chicago University reports discoveries in coal mine fossils showing flowering plants existed earlier than current theories suggest. Coal balls from Illinois Texas and other sites reveal traces of high development plants previously thought to appear later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
comic aGoO
mid-western
Adolf C. Noe
Chicago University
Hlino
Texas
Jowsa
d atas
Four Accused Of Attempted Larceny In Coal Thefts
Ortie Mann Bansieg Stead Rocco Erico and John Hrico were arrested at their Hillburn homes on bench warrants issued after sealed indictments in Newburgh. They face charges of attempted larceny tied to an April coal car theft scheme. Proceeding arrests were led by Sheriff James B. Tweed with Erie police and state troopers. All will be arraigned in Newburgh next Monday at Goshen jail follow up.
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Ortie Mann
Bansieg Stead
Rocco Erico
John Hrico
Hillburn
Erie
Supreme Court
Newburgh
James B. Tweed
Goshen
F. H. Darton
D. S. Hoyt
Dayton
Hoyt
Ben Kushner
Rockland county
Mann
Erico brothers
Numerous Signers For League Milk
Signers for League Milk for the month of June, reported to local offices today include J. 44. Horton, William H. Monell, Branson A. Hall. Local dealers and W. A. Lawrence at Chester, Luke Blake, High View H. S. Cubardavayne at Unionville and the Borden's Farm Products Co with plants at Burnside, Hampton Bays, Pine Bush, Sugar Loaf, Pine Island, Warwick, Washingtonville, Westtown, Wisner and Cochecton.
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Horton
William H. Monell
Branson a. Hall
W. a. Lawrence
Chester
Luke Blake
High View
H. S CUbdardavayne
Unionville
Borden
Burnside
Hamptonbersh
Pine Bush
Sugar Loaf
Pine Inland
Warwick
Washingtonville
Westtown
Wisner
Cochecton
Kitchin Funeral at His Home Today
Claude Kitchin Democratic leader in the house will be buried at 5 p m today from the Ritebia house. The body lies in state with friends passing the bier. Rev. Charles Anderson, pastor, will conduct the service. Members of Congress from Southern states began arriving for the funeral. Cordell Hull of Tennessee, chairman of the Democratic national committee, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SCOTLAND NECK
D. C
Claude Kitchin
Cherles Anderson
Ritchin
congress
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
DemocTatic national committee
Auto fire in Gosber sparked by crossed wires
Edward Melinix of 7 Aluvray avenue Gosber reports his car burst into flames near East avenue and East Main Street last night. A general alarm was sent from box 4% by Jack Duryea. Mullnix fled before firefighters arrived. minor damage suspected from crossed-wires incident.
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Edward Melinix
Aluvray avenue
Gosber
East avenue
East Main
Jack Duryea
Mullnix
Motorist Razen Near Death After Crash at Kill Bridge
Reports from Ellenville and Bloomingburg recount Razen of New York sustaining a serious brain injury and a broken arm after a late night crash. A contested version claims he was struck and robbed of 120 in cash and a 35 certified check. doctors disagree on prior concussion. Sheriff Peiton says no robbery notification has been received.
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BLOOMINGBURG
Kill Bridge
Sarouel ‘Razen
New York
Razen
Elenville
James D. Peiton
Monticello
Ellenville
Razeg
tite
Sulsky
Wilklow
George R. Bull
Bloomingsh ure
rior
Essexville
Bloomingburg Election Fails on Village Budget Propositions
The Bloomingburg taxpayers voted yesterday to reject all budget propositions by 4 to 2, with items including a $250 survey map, $160 for traffic signs, $154 for a police fund, and $206 for a general village fund. George Smith and Jesse I. Hulse served as election clerks.
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BLOOMINGBURG
Board of Trustees
George Smith
Jesse I. Hulse
Measles Prevalent In City With Other Illnesses Rise
Health Officer report to the Board of Health shows 247 measles cases in the city from April 26 to May 26. In the same period authorities noted three diphtheria cases, one mumps case and six pneumonia cases.
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Board of Health
aurong
Mary
Thompson Granted Absolute Divorce in Newburgh Court
Willette C Thompson was granted an absolute divorce from Frank S Thompson in Justice A H F Seegar's Court at Newburgh. Watts Oakes and Bright represented the plaintiff in the proceeding.
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Willette C. Thompson
Frank S. Thompson
zlee
a. H. F. Seegar
Newburgh
Watts, Oakes and Bright
Governor Smith to Announce Action on Cavillier Repealer
Albany dispatch reports Governor Smith planned a late afternoon statement on his action regarding the Cavillier act repealing the Mullum-Giage act. Indications pointed to a sign of the repeal with reasons to veto unlikely, noting bipartisan support and public sentiment as factors. Chicago probe targets unstable brokerage houses after recent failures. Authorities include States attorney Crowe and the Chicago Exchange in the inquiry into bucketing blue sky violations.
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ALBANY
N. Y
Smith
CHICAGO
Hubert E. Crowe
Jones and Baker
New York
EKochange
Investment Bankers’ Association
Heans of Trade
Crowe
pos
sible
bankers and stock exchange
middle west
grand
Local man Nicholas McDonald dies after suicide at home
Nicholas McDonald a longtime Hillside Cemetery caretaker living on West Conkling avenue died by suicide this morning at his home after slashing his throat with a razor. He died at Thrall Hospital at 1 25 PM. Police say no clear motive beyond possible depression. He leaves two daughters Helen and Mary and a son John.
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Nicholas McDonald
West Conkhing avenue
Father Coley
McDonald
Percival Bennett
Thrail Hospital
W. Mills
M. A. Stivers
Thrall Hospital
West Conkling avenue
Helen McDonald
Mary Carey
Johan McDonald
Man Drives Through Gates to Escape Approaching Trains
Charles Byrne of 134 Wighland Avenue forced his car through the O and W crossing gates at Wickham Avenue near 7 o clock as two trains neared. He drove through the west gate to avoid collision with the oncoming trains after the gates lowered.
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Charles Byrne
wighland avenue
Wickham Avenue
Byrne
Judges Named for Herald Auto Mobile Contest
The Herald announces three judges Harmon F. Mender Wilson C. VasDurer and Alas C. Madden who will count the ballots and select winners of 18 prizes. Ballots must be turned in by 8 oclock Saturday night Daylight Saving Time.
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Herald
Harmon F. Mender
Wilson C. VasDurer
Alas C. Madden
T hey
America's greatest lover seeks widows aged forty to sixty
G P Cleaveland, 48, held on a vagaran by police, told reporters he prefers widows between 40 and 60. He admitted a long pattern of correspondence with hundreds of women, saying women over 44 are the best lovers and that advertisements offering future marriage attract responses. He noted he never courted young girls.
Fire at Pronk building in Frankin Square contained
Fire department halted a large blaze at the Pronk building in Frankin Square last night after flames from the tailor shop of AL Goldstein at 5 North Street spread to an attic. Damage to the No 5 North Street shoe store and its stock, owned by Sam Gray, is estimated at up to 132,000 with Goldstein reporting 1506 loss and 1060 insurance. Al Fred Gibbs alerted the fire from Box S7. all apparatus except On laries responded.
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Pronk
Frankin Square
enis
AL Goldstein
North street
Alfred Gibbs
Eagle Hose Company
Franklin Square
ieas
No. 5
Sam Gray
Goldstein
Mr. Gray
Stillman ready to adopt Jay Leeds in split custody case
Anne Stillman declares willingness to adopt Jay Leeds and raise him with her own children if needed. She insists on complete separation from Mrs. Forence Leeds and says there will be no meeting between the two mothers. The situation is described as difficult and unresolved.
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United Press
LA TUQUE
Qat
Leeds
Anne A. Stillman
little Jay Leeds
Mrs. Stillman
Grand Aste
Silman
Sillman
Forrence Leeds
Fate of Day Law Up to Smith
Albany June 1 Governor Al Smith, acting as judge and jury, faced the fate of the prohibition issue today. By Sunday midnight he must sign or veto the State enforcement act, decide Wet faction leadership in the Democratic Party, or veto and abandon Tammany Hall. A five hour final hearing followed long Wet and Dry arguments in the assembly chamber Thursday. Continued on Page Five.
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ALBANY
Al Smith
national Democratic Party
Tammany Hall
assembly
Miss Giles to Wed Frederick Pfeiffer
Miss Catherine Giles daughter of Mrs J B Giles and Frederick Pfeiffer will be married tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 oclock at 33 Crescent Place. The ceremony will be performed by Rev W F Kettle in the presence of relatives of the bride and groom.
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Catherine Giles
J. B. Giles
Frederick Pfeiffer
Crescent Place
W.F. Kettle
Stage Set for Herald Contest Finale
One day left in the Heralds greatest contest as final hours loom. Campaign office urges all organizers to keep members at work until the last minute. volunteers should push subscriptions and secure remaining votes before eight oclock tomorrow night. Ballot box is sealed. reserve votes may be deposited any time before closing.
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Herald
Sunday Herald
abie
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Opium Commission
United lates
Exie
League Milk
Kitchin
Democratic senate
Republican assembly
City
Hillside Cemetery
America
ANNE STILLMAN
JAY LEEDS
Banker
Flo Leeds
LAW
Miss Giles
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