Dry Agents To Mobilize Along Canadian Border
Thomas Lee Roy Harrington and John F Holland, local officers, were arraigned in Newburgh for assaulting Albert Helt of Howells on May 25. They were fined 100 dollars each and given 11 months suspended sentences after pleading guilty. Helt says he was robbed of 120 dollars while riding in Lee’s car from the Popular Lunch. Lee and Holland are listed as residents of this city, Harrington of Elizabeth, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lee
Roy Harrington
John F. Holland
Albert Helt
Howells
Russell Wiggins
Newburgh
Helt
Lee
Heli
Halland
zsiden
Harrington
Elizabeth, N. J
County to send delegation to National Dairy Show Syracuse
A meeting of the committee representing Orange County Farm Bureau will meet Friday evening at the Farm Bureau office reception room to arrange travel for the National Dairy Show in Syracuse. Members include Ralph Pp Bull Alan C Madden Harry Barnes John Arftmann P J Petherbridge Theodore L Denton RB Lewis H D Segrey M A Lane John R Martin Harry Bull Campbell Hall Charles H Turner William 43 Cooley William J Beahan and J Percy Hanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County Farm Bureau
Syracuse
Farm Bureau
Ralph Pp. Bull
Middletown Kiwanis Club
Alan C. Madden
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Harry Barnes
Middletown Automobile Club
John Arftmann
P. J Petherbridge
Dairymens League
Theodore L. Denton
Orange County Agricultural Society
RB. Lewis
Pomona Grange
Mountainville
H. D. Segrey
Goshen
M. A. Lane
Unionville
John R. Martin
Slate Hill
Harry Bull
Derrymen’s League
Campbell Hall
Charles H. Turner
Port Jervis
William 43 Cooley
Ki Wanis
William J. Beahan
Kiwanis
Newburgh
J. Percy Hanford
Court of Honor Held for Bar Scouts in Chester
Five second class and two first class scouts were created at the Court of Honor of Bar Scouts of America in Chester. W Hall of Chester chaired the event at the Chester Episcopal Church. Troop 1 of Chester supplied the seven scouts. An upcoming Court of Honor for Newburgh was announced for Wednesday night. Enrollment activities were set for Middletown on Friday. Orange County now reports 315 scouts with more troops pending, approaching one thousand members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Scouts of America
Chester
W. Hall
Chester Episcopal Church
WWF TOOM
Newburgh
symnasium
the
MC A
al cour
Middletown
scout
Orange County
Engines Pass Through on Pere Marquette Railhead
A string of new engines and their tenders formed an entire train as they passed through here on Saturday after Neonarr the Fire. The locomotives were consigned to the Pere Marquette Railhead, marking a notable railway milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Marquette
Neonarr
Severe hailstorm damages Warwick area crops and structures
A Sunday storm with hailstones pea sized and winds over 66 mph damaged Warwick farms and buildings. The Reformed Church cornice and a Railroad Restaurant chimney were blown away while large trees toppled along roads. Goshen and parts of Tuxedo escaped. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Samuel T. Houston
Vet Organizations To Pool Interests In Legislation
National veterans groups including the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars agreed to joint action in codifying Veterans' Bureau laws and to push an omnibus bill in Congress next winter. The conference in Washington was led by Major W W Smith, general counsel of the Veterans Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
congress
Veterans’ Bureau
veterans societies
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States War Veterans
W W. Smith
the
Veterans Bureau
Deputies Stand Trial in Double Slaying Case
In Pittsburgh on June 5 two deputy sheriffs Edward Madison and D J Riley faced trial for the killings of Mrs Fannie Sellins organizer with United Mine Workers during a strike at Allegheny Steel near Brackenridge three years ago A third deputy John Person was indicted and miner Joseph Strezzelecki also died in the same incident Mrs Sellins was escorting children on the street when shot twice while the other man was hit four times by gunfire
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PITTSBURGH
Testi- Tony
Mra
Fannie Sellins
United Mine Workers of
Amelia
Allegheny Steel Company
Brackenridge
Edward Madison
D. J. Riley
John Person
Joseph Sizezsiecki
Selling
Strezelecki
Town Guard Favorite in Calcutta Derby Sweepstake
B Myles of Singapore drew Town Guard, the favorite, in the Calcutta sweepstakes for the derby. If Town Guard wins tomorrow, Myles stands to gain thousands of pounds in prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LONDON
B. Myles
Singapore
Town Guard
Calcutta
Myles
Brotherhood Holds Fine Meeting At First Baptist
The Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church met last night out the church with about fifty members present. The group, one of the city’s youngest, gathers for fellowship and civic righteousness. Fred S. Rogers spoke on cooperation after sharing several entertaining stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
Fred S. Rogers
Rogers
John W Preston Dies at Elmira
John W. Preston died at his Elmira home this morning. He was the son of the late Stephen Preston and brother-in-law of Z. K. Greene. A jeweler by trade, he belonged to the 24th Separate Company Veterans Association and the 24th Separate Company Band. The funeral will be from Z. K. Greene’s home at 34 Washington Street with Rev F. P. Hunter of the First Baptist Church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Preston
Elmira
Mr. Presig
Stephen Preston
Z. K. Greene
24th Separate Company Veterans Association
24th Separate Company Band
Washington street
F. P. Hunter
First Baptist Church
Traffic violators nabbed near Franklin Square
Solomon Gigot of 1654 St. Mark's Avenue Brooklyn was arrested yesterday by Officer LeClercq for driving left of a traffic post. He paid a sum to police for appearance before Recorder H. W. Starr at 2 PM. Frank DeLorenzo of 5 Valentine Street Mr. Vernon was arrested yesterday by Officer Roy Rogers and will be charged with reckless driving in Recorder Starr's court Wednesday at 1 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Square
Solomon Gigot
merchant
St. Mark's Avenue
Brooklyn
LeClercq
H. W. Starr
Frank DeLorenzo
Valentine street
Vernon
Roy Rogers
Starr
Middletown to add four traffic policemen this July
Mayor Robert Lawrence announced four special policemen will join the Middletown Police Department to handle traffic in July. He noted municipal funds limit expansion for now but said further hiring could occur as the city grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lawrence
Middletown
assi jin
Poughkeepsie
Newburgh
Charles W. Milier
Shrine conclave parade opens at the capital
President Harding salutes a vast civil parade as Shriners in gay fraternal costumes march past the White House. Temple groups from across the country attend the event with Aladdin Temple of Columbus performing a stunt. Thousands fill the grandstands along Pennsylvers Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHEINGTIN
Noblie Warren
Harling
United States
hien brother
Shrnners
Smoperial council
White House
Harding
garden of Allah
Pennsylvers Avenue
Aladdin Temple
Columbus
Oso
Firnhaber Improves After Blood Poison Incident
Firnhaber, foreman of the Air Brake Department at the end Washing shops, was taken to Thrall Hospital three weeks ago with blood poison in his right arm. He is improving nicely and should return to duties soon. He resides at 31 Sproat Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R Rrnbaber
Thrall Hospital
Firnhaber
Sproat street
Foreign Vessels May Have Liquor Permits Under Court Ruling
Washington June 3 vessels of foreign countries may obtain permits to bring liquor for the crew if a doctor deems it necessary for health. Treasury Department regulations allow public health officials to issue permits for medicinal supply, risking protests from seven nations over the court’s ban. Continued on page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
Public Health Service
Treasury Department
Supreme Court
Department
Hese
France
Spain
Portugal
Ursuline Girls Stage Three Act Operetta Princess Chrysanthemum
Ursuline students presented a Jigaanese operetta titled Princess Chrysanthemum to about 600 on the Convent campus. Scenic effects used wall poplar trees rose bushes and trailing vines with red white and blue electric lights. The tale centers on Princess Chrysanthemum loved by Prince Sotra with rival Prince Soshi aided by Saucer-Eyes the Wizard Cat who abducts her to the Cave of Inky Night. Continued on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ursuline
Chrysantheumim
Chrysanthemuma
Herald Ads Win Award At Syracuse Univ
In the New York State journalism contest at Syracuse University the White Plains Reporter won first prize for best display advertising with Port Chester Item second and Briddietown Daily Herald third. The Orange County paper earned this honor as the only local entrant to place in these classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Syracuse University
White Plains
Port Chester
Briddietown
Herald
Federal action toward enforcement on bootleggers near New York border
Federal agents will concentrate on the Canadian border as the first step toward full prohibition enforcement in New York state. Secretary Mellon will confer with Internal Revenue officials and the Prohibition Commissioner to outline a plan of action while the federal government adopts a watchful waiting stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
New York state
Treg
Mellon
Internal Revenue
Blair
Haynes
Socialist Leaders Arrested in Japan
One hundred socialist leaders were arrested here today by authorities over an alleged plot to communize Japan. The arrests occurred as the cabinet was in session considering resumption of negotiations toward an agreement with Soviet Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIG
Japan
tae
Russia
Cardinal Sordevita Murder Sparks Spainwide Tension
Madrid reels after the assassination of Cardinal Sordevita, Archbishop of Zaragoza, as authorities fear street clashes in major towns. The pope prayed at Rome, and the Vatican considers diplomatic steps with Spain amid reports of anti Catholic faction involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MADRID
James
Sordevita
Zaragossa
Spain
Barcelona
monastery of St. Vincent de Paul
Cardinal collajeed
Span
McKeon Rowski Trial Set For June 14
In Goshen on June 5 Cornelius McKeon and his associate Stinisrats Rowski faced indictment for theft from an Erie freight car. They appeared before County Judge Russell Wiggins and had trial set for June 14 with Henry Hirschberg appointed to conduct the case. They were returned to the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOSHEN
Cornelius
McKeon
Stinisrats Rowski
Erie
Newburgh
Russell Wiggins
Henry Hirschberg
Middletown Automobile Club Sets Friday Meeting
The Middletown Automobile Club plans a regular Friday gathering at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Discussion likely on the new headlight law and regulations affecting candlepower and headlights for summer driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club
Middletown Automobile Club
Chmber of Commerce
ots
Park Circle Members Promote On County Tour
The Park Circle Association of Mild- AMctoun began its first county tour visiting Florida Warwick Sugar Loaf Chester and Goshen. Boosters encouraged locals to become stockholders in the progressive town as the group outlined aims and benefits. A speaker praised Mildetown and urged county residents to support local growth and business development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Circle Association
Mild- AMctoun
Florida
Warwick
Sugar Loaf
Chester
Goshen
Mid- Mentwo
Middletown
ganized
Mildietown
stuure
Park Circle Associa icity
lo hs
Park Circle
Hishiya
Florrida
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wiggins
Tuxedo
United Front
BROTHERHOOD
Ursuline Academy
UNIV
CARDINAL
RADICAL
ROME
Cardinal Soldeviia
Vatican
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!