German reparations offer tied to Ruhr talks at conference
June 6 Berlin dispatches report Chancellor Cuno proposes 31.5 billion gold marks yearly for war damages. The note was sent to the Ruhr conference to shape Belgians views on occupation and policy changes. Poincare seeks Brussels talks as Belgium weighs a new stance. return to Paris may be postponed.
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PARIS
Cuno
Berlin
Ruhr
Belgia
Poincare
Brussels
Belgium
Spaniards Battle Moorish Rebels In Morocco
Madrid reports forty five Spaniards killed and 210 wounded in a battle with Moors at Tiviazin in northern Morocco with hundreds of Moors slain. Dispatches from Paris recount a Spanish column of 10 000 near Tiziazza attacked by 7 000 Moors. air drops aided the Spaniards in routing the foe.
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MADRID
Tiviazin
Morocco
PARIS
Melilla
Tiziazza
Heavy storm causes regional utility damage and outages
A nighttime electric storm damaged the Cuddebackville light plant transformers cutting power along the line. A high tension wire collapsed a pole at John Street and Highland Avenue, prompting restoration crews from the Public Service Corporation to prop and replace the pole. Fallen trees and broken wires disrupted gas and telephone services.
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Cuddebackvillé
Johy street
Highland avenue
Pubdke Service Corporation
state armory
Whigns Cousin Dies In Franklin At 72
John A Wilson 72 a cousin of Woodrow Waltson and longtime Galena Signal Oil Company executive died after a several week illness in Franklin Pennsylvania on June 6.
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FRANKLIN
John A Wilson
Woodrow Waltson
Galena Signal Oil Company
Woman Indicted On 2nd Poison Charge
Newark June 6 A second murder indictment is returned against Mrs Mary Creighton already facing trial for poisoning her brother Charles Avery 18. The new indictment alleges she caused the death of her mother in law through poison as chemists test the father in law's stomach. Her husband John also faces trial for the same offense.
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NEWARK
N. J
Mary Creighton
Anne Creighton
MM Creighton
Creighton
John
Chinese Bandits Attack Soldiers on Korean Border
Chinese bandits resumed aggressive operations on the Korean border in a clash at Jershitacku. Six soldiers died and a score were kidnapped before laborers were seized. 26 workers remained in captivity before escaping along border towns. The bandits seek government reinstatement in the army, influenced by the Shamsung bandits who seized Americans.
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PERKIN
JErshitacku
evilaxes
Children Rehearse for Webb Horton Sunday School Day
The junior department of Webb Horton Sunday school plans Children's Day exercises. They will meet at the church Thursday evening at o clock for rehearsal.
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Webb Horton Sunday school
Stokes Divorce Trial Postponed In New York
The divorce trial of W. E. D. Stokes against Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes was postponed from next Monday and the first Monday in October to today at the request of Stokes' attorneys.
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NEW YORK
W. E. D. Stokes
Helen Elwood Stokes
Stokes
Start Work on Home Soon for Hebrew Temple and Synagogue
Work on the Hebrew Community House and synagogue at the corner of Linden Avenue and John Street will begin at once with foundation digging. Ceremony for laying the cornerstone is expected in the next few weeks, but no date has been set. Construction of the remainder will wait for lower building prices after a Fall plan was shelved to save over $15,000.
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ose Hebrew
Linden avenue
John street
Hospital Inmate Ed Ward Young Transferred After Suicide Attempt
Ed ward Young, a patient at Middletown State Hospital, was committed to Fordham Hospital after attempting suicide. Authorities say he escaped hospital grounds days earlier and headed to New York. He previously worked at Tarail Hospital and was granted privileges on the grounds until trouble arose. Once fit to travel, he will be returned to Middletown State Hospital.
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John McCoach
Lahey
New York
Edward Young
Middletown State Hopital
Fordham Hospital
Middletown State Hospital
Young
New York hospital
Young ‘ormerly
Tarail Hospital
Siete Hospital
Youngs
Trotter Owned by Goshen Man Dies
Goshen, June 6. Peter Tarbel a four year old green trotter owned by W. H. Kane of the Good Time Stables died this morning in the stables of Walter R. Cox. The cause of death had not been determined. He fell ill yesterday afternoon while being warmed up. Kane recently refused an offer of 30000 pounds. Tarbel made a 2 08% record on the Lexington track last year.
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GOSHEN
Peter Tarbel
W. H. Kane
Walter R. Cox
Kane
Lexington
Kentucky
Federation Elects New Officers at Galversaliat Parish House
The Federation of Women’s Clubs elected a new president and treasurer for the coming year at its meeting yesterday in the Galver salian Church Parish House. Mrs Robert S Carver became president and Mrs Edger R Armstrong treasurer. Retiring officers were Mrs John Galloway president and Mrs Daniel W Rich treasurer.
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Federation of Women’s Chils
Galversaliat Church
Robert S Carver
Edger R. Armstrong
Carrie Mallett
Clarence L. Hulse
John W. Slauson
Minnie Wilcox
John W. Halliday
John Galloway
Daniel W. Rich
Apollo Club Encores in Poughkeepsie with Orpheus Club
Members of the Apollo Club traveled to Poughkeepsie to assist in the Orpheus Club concert program. They arrived by car and attended a high school auditorium concert before a large audience. Afterward a banquet was held at the Nelson House where Apollo members were guests.
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Apollo Club
wutio
Poughkeepsie
Orpheus Club
George R. Wenganroth
Samuel T. Randall
W. H. Tremper
Z KK. Greene
Lester Burnett
Apollo ‘Club
Nelson House
Apollo
Local Kiwanis Dines Goshenites With International Speaker
William E Duffy, international Kiwanis organizer, spoke at a Goshen Inn banquet hosted by the Middletown Kiwanis Club for Goshen business and professional men. More than 35 guests attended as a midweek meeting substitute. Edmund C Faulkner and A C Thompson gave talks on insights from the Kiwanis Convention in Atlanta. S E Van Freet shared his view on Kiwanis ideals.
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Wiliam E Duffy
Kiwania
Orangs Inn
Goshen
Middletown Hiwanms ‘Club
Kiwanie Club
Edmusd C Faulkner
Addlecowa Club
A. C . Thompson
Newburgh Permits Sale of Fireworks for Summer
Newburgh City Council approved a resolution allowing wholesale and retail merchants to possess sell and store firecrackers and similar items from June 1 to July 5 with a permit from the City Manager. The move comes as Independence Day is near.
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Newburgh
Wendsy align
iGity
Prohibition Meeting Called in New York Border Area
A Washington conference of Mellon, Blur, and Haynes was convened to discuss enforcing prohibition in New York ahead of border bottlenecks with Canada. Officials warned against publishing border reinforcement plans while assuring stronger actions against smugglers and closer Canadian cooperation. Clayton mayor Linnell cites 560 bootleggers per officer at the border, noting no major rise since repeal, while Ma jone mayor Cardinal reports quiet conditions and ongoing vigilance.
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WASHINGTON
Mellon
Blur
Haynes
New York State
New York
CLAYTON
N. Y
M. J. Linnell
Linnell
United States
Ralph J Cardinal
Majone
Satone mince
Dusenberry Hosts Bridge Supper for Julia Cl to Marry
Miss M H Dusenberry entertained at an informal supper and bridge at 7 Courtland Place in honor of Miss Julia C who is to wed on June 9. Twelve guests attended including out of town visitors Mrs Walter Batcheiller Columbus Ohio Mrs John Locke Seattle Wash Miss Louise Smith Rockford Ill and Mrs Sanford Durland Chester. Bridge prizes went to Mrs RD Clemson Mr Water Batcheler and Miss Mi od Clark.
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Vinderenne H. Dusenberry
Courtland Place
Julia Cl
Westrows
Walter Batcheiller
Columbus
Ohio
John Locke
Seattle
Wash
Louise Smith
Rockford
Sanford Durland
Chester
RD Clemson
Water Bateheler
Mi ‘od Clark
Gas firms win injunctions against dollar gas law
United States District Judge Campbell granted temporary injunctions to Brooklyn Union Gas Company and its five subsidiaries and Brooklyn Borough Gas Company preventing enforcement of provisions of the dollar gas law.
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NEW YORK
United States
Campbell
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
Brooklyn Borough Gas Company
Girl bandit shoots Chicago insurance man at close range
A slim fashionably dressed girl and a co conspirator held up and shot Richard C. Tester, 46, an insurance adjuster, at his home in Chicago last midnight. The couple forced the Tesmers to surrender valuables before the woman fired, killing Tester. they fled as patrols swarm Chicago and adjacent towns.
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CHICAGO
Richard C. Tester
Chicsuro
Tesmer
Girls Friendly Society Holds Convention at Grace Church
Members of the Girls Friendly Society in Grange County gathered at Grace Church vestry rooms for their annual convention. Dr. Roman L. Harding spoke and urged devotion as the year’s focus, noting Middletown as a center for diocesan activities. Reports covered last year and plans for the coming year, with Bear Mountain Camp discussed and a move to send nurses to a new Friendly Home in New York City.
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Grange County
Grace Church
Roman L. Harding
chile
Middletown j
Orenge county
Grace Church parish
Dr. Harding
antira
New York City
hulding
Start Remodeling of Grace Church
The Grace Church remodeling project aims to install new doors a testibuie and sanctuary, add pews, redecorate interiors and restain windows. The church building committee led by Joseph Schrada and the financial committee chaired by George R. Blanchard coordinate interior work while crews repoint exterior walls. A $15,500 campaign funds the remodeling with glass windows to be restained before winter.
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i wch
Grace Church
Joseph Schrada
iGeorge R. Blanchard
comye ion
Cardino Released on Bail This Morning Hearing Set for June 12
Nicholas Darndino of St Ogden Street was arrested after noon by Officers Thompson Ludlum and Bennett following a report he stabbed his father in law Peter Talrico during a quarrel. Talrico required six stitches. Darindino was released on bail of 200 dollars and a hearing was adjourned to June 12 before Judge Starr.
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Nicholas Darndino
St Ogden street
S. Thompson
G. S. Ludlum
Percival Bennett
Peter ‘Talrico
Ogden street
Carolino
Talrico
No Opposition at Liberty Bus Hearing Delays Franchises
Liberty hearing closes with no opposition to four bus franchise bids. Morton Griffin faces potential approval for Middletown Liberty routes amid ongoing O and W Railroad opposition. Monticello and Edenville service plans reviewed along with Jeffersonia and Transportation Company routes.
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LIBERTY BUS
Liberty
Morton C. Griffin
Middletown
Monticello has Inc
Griffin
giffin
Mesten
Sturgiss
Monticello
Liberty Middletown
W. M Tiel
Mounier Bus Company
Edenville
Mornticell o
Custies Bollinger
Liberty Jefersoniiia ane tas Transportation Company
St Pauls Society Met Last Night
The Youngs Women foreign mission group of St Pants held a summer meeting at Mrs Nellie Lees home 24 Grand Avenue. Mrs Dennison and Miss Commes reported on the Nashburgh convention and members agreed to raise one dollar each for the September meeting. A committee was formed to plan a picnic for Friday evening June 15. After the meeting refreshments were served and a social hour followed.
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Youngs Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
St Pantsch
Nellie Lee
Grand avenue
Dennision
Commes
Nawbergh
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Trotter
Goshen Man
FEDERATION
R. S. Carver
E. R. Armstrong
POQKEEP
Mellon, Blair and
M. H. Dusenberry
Bridge
Cardino
St. Paul’s Society
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