Giant Army dirigible destroyed in fiery airship accident
A massive Army dirigible burned after a lightning storm near Wilbur Wright Field. Two crew members injured as the ship fell from a steel tower during test flights. The TC-3 cost 48 600 and followed the TC-2 incident at San Antonio last year.
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DAXTON
Ohio
dhe
Wilbur Wright Field
Harr
Barnes
Scote Field
A. C. Muaranville
Good-year Rubber Co
bert
San Antonio
Tex
Scott Field
Ill
Adjudge Aged Woman Adjudged Insane in County
Mrs Auze agner of Durlandvile was examined by Doctors Young and Lippincott and reported violently insane. She will be committed to the State Hospital today after police and Red Cross nurse escort. Her husband was taken to Grange Farms. the home yielded two denieis barrelled and loaded guns. The woman has torn clothes and destroyed bed clothes since confinement.
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Rec Cross
Grange Farms
Russeligmans
Cronk Guilty of Third Degree Assault
John Cronk of Port Jervis was found guilty of third degree assault for stabbing Ernest Moneau Tarnaquaenb Pot Isewen last September. He received a suspended sentence of one to two years and a $506 fine. Attorney William A. Parshal represented Cronk.
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John Cronk
Port Jervis
Port jJervisi
Atorser Wiliam A. Parshal
Unidentified Woman Thrown From Auto Near Newburgh
An unidentified woman in a suspected intoxicated state said she had been thrown from an automobile. She was found Tuesday night on the Newburgh Goshen Road about ten miles east of Newburgh, picked up and revived by two Goshen motorists, and believed to have departed the party in Goshen.
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Newburgh Goshen Road
Newburgh
Goshen
Man narrowly escapes bull attack in Unionville
Harry Chris tie of Unionville was gored by a pasture bull while retrieving from his springhouse. He suffered a dislocated right shoulder and was treated by Dr. Nugent before being admitted to Thrall Hospital for X rays. His dog aided his escape.
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UNIONVILLE
Harry Christie
Christie
Yabul
Chravie
Nugent
Thrall Hospital
Death of Aulet Manning at Stony Ford
Haile Manning died yesterday at his daughter Sirs Berwow W Bull’s home in Stony Ford after a brief illness. He was 79, born August 2, 1843, in Greenville. Survived by son Badger Manning of Montclair New Jersey and two daughters Mrs Barrow W Ball of Stony Ford and Mrs Maurice Clark of Greenville. Funeral Saturday at 2 00 A M from his daughter’s home with Rev Raymond Stearns officiating. Interment in Graining Cemetery, Greenville.
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GOSHEN
Haile
Manning
Sirs Berwow
Stony Ford
Vaenning
Green tie
Badger Manning
Montclair
N. J
Barrow W. Ball
Meurice Clark
Greenville
gronr Ford
Raymond
Stearns
Winterton Man Struck by Lightning at Doladai Farms
Bloomingburg June. Pater Doltiat owner of Doladai Farms at Woumterton near here was struck by a lightning bolt during a severe electrical storm while beside a horse outside a barn. He and a horse were thrown to the ground. both were semi unconscious for a time. Another horse indoors was unhurt. Farm land stock was not harmed though crops were damaged. Doltiat’s condition improved though he remains suffering from shock.
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BLOOMINGBURG
Pater Doltiat
Woumterton
Dolini
Local Man Hurt When Car Leaves Road Near Sile
Berger Olson of Lindex svame white driving near ils sile lost control, ran off the road, and knocked out several upper teeth and cut his tongue severely. He was taken to Dr. Cabln's Bi Qousvne for treatment and later to Thrall Hospital.
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Berger Olson
svame white
ils sile
J. R. Cabln
WL MUls
Thrall Hospital
Entertaining 4 at Bridge at Lenox Place
Mrs. Rogers hosts an afternoon bridge party at her Lenox Place home with four tables in play. The event features entertainment by A. Rogers and garden tables, with plans for a continuation tomorrow.
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A. Rogers
Lenox Place
garten
Alleged Cafe Robbery Attempt In South Failbursh
Andrew Debbulf, a Polish man, is under arrest on charges of attempted assault and robbery after a Tuesday night cafe intrusion at Joe Berton's South Failbursh establishment. A revolver was shown, a shot fired, and the suspect fled with Berton in pursuit. Debbulf was later captured near the express office and awaits grand jury action in Monticello.
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South Failbursh
Joe Berton
Andrew Debbulf
Dabber
Dabbef
Burton
Dalbot
express
Dike Romer
Monticello
Benefit crowd enjoys final showing of The Third Alarm at State Theatre
The State Theatre presented its last showing of The Third Alarm to a full house. A vaudeville act by Miss Mary Deran and Miss Mary Sweeney followed the screening. A parade led by the Fife and Drum Corps assembled on King Street with members from Excelsior, Phoenix, Ontario, and other fire companies. The Veteran Firemen's Association, formed December 26, 1932, has grown to 225 members with officers listed as President T Wahon, Vice President J B Whester, Treasurer W M Setler, and Secretary B Alec ae.
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Siate Theatre
Veteran Firemen’s Association
sessons
State Theatre
Mary Deran
Mary Sweeney
King street
Kings street
James street
Depot street
North sitreet
Wickham avenue
Low avenue
B. S Thompson
F. B Wood
Firs and
gineere
Firs
Vieran Firemens association
Excelsior Hook and Ladder company
Monhagens, Baggies
Qeoids
Phoenix
Ontarios
Waalkills
Appreciative Audience At Goshen Concert
An appreciative audience attended a Goshen concert under the auspices of a church society. Francis Rogers a noted baritone and Juze T-An asked performer led the program with classic songs while Mrs Flora McDonald Wile accompanied. Mrs Rogers presented English songs to warm applause and an encore followed. Mrs Hickok organized arrangements for the event. Ossining June 7 Irv Cobb announced the engagement of his daughter Elizabeth to Frank Michler Jr of Englewood.
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GOSHEN
Juze T
Goshes
Gils
Freepdir Socety
Maxieid
W. B. Hickok
OSSINING
Irviz
Cobb
Elizabeth
Frank Michler, Jr
Engiewood
German plan for 1.2 billion gold marks annual reparations
June 7 Berlin reports outline by Chancellor Cuno proposes paying 1.2 billion gold marks yearly as reparations. It would be raised by a mortgage on railways, mortgaging industry and lands, and a luxury tax, with potential increases as German stability returns. An international conference would discuss changes.
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BERLIN
Cuno
Curo
acduuo
Port bus franchises heard by Public Service Commission
The Public Service Commission considered applications from George Sannwald and Hudson Transit Corp for motor bus franchises between Shig Cry and Port Jervis at City Hall Newburgh. No decision was made by 3 PM and attorney Charles E. Tasor said a decision would not come this afternoon.
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George Sannwald
Hudson Transit Corporation
Dozen Girls Seized in Slayer Search in Chicago
Chicago police capture a dozen or more women linked to the midnight slasher case. Richard Teamer, an insurance adjuster, killed during a Wednesday night burglary. Officers chase clues as Robert Crowe vows swift justice and death penalty for the killer.
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CHICAGO
Richard
Teamer
Tesme7r
sa.3
Robert Crowe
Truck Driver Killed When Beer Truck Crashes in Philadelphia
Fawarnd C. Peterson, 30, a truck driver, was instantly killed today when his beer-load truck crashed into a Frankford I pillar. Police confiscated the truck and its sixty barrels of beer after two wrecking crews from the Philadelphia Rapid Transit car barn pulled the body from the wreckage.
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PHILADELPHIA
Fawarnd C. Peterson
PoNce
Lightning sets Northern Frontier church ablaze in June storm
A lightning strike last night damaged the Presbyterian Church in South Centreville, ripping the north tower, tearing roof sections, and starting fires in the belfry and walls. Local residents aided fire control. damage confined to the belfry, walls, and woodwork with bricks showing where the bolt passed.
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CENTREVILLE
Presbyterian
acvere
united
eferts of
aumber
Rtobert Carr
elso
pune
Lineman Hurt in Fall From Pole at Goshen
Wendell Ornis son a New York Telephone trouble shooter was seriously injured when he fell from a pole at the corner of Cross and Green in Goshen He was unconscious when found and later regained consciousness at Goshen Emergency Hospital Doctors suspect a contact with a bare wire caused the shock and fall The incident occurred this afternoon around 2 o clock
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GOSHEN
Wendell Ornisson
Wirkham avenue
New York Telephone Company
Cross and
Green streets
Goshen Emergency Hospital
Watervliet Couple Married in City Home
A Watervliet couple married in a city home ceremony conducted by Reverend Robert Bernolds of Kenora Sullivan County. Miss Elizabeth Bord and Harold Garrett, both of Watervliet, served as bride and groom with Miss Helen Boyd as bridesmaid and Jay McClurg as best man. Miss Oles played the wedding march, and the couple will reside in Watervliet after a Monday return for their future home.
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Anna McClurg
Dolson avenur
yeneralay
Elizabeth Bord
Waterviet
Harold Garrett
Robert Bernolds
Kenora Take
Sullivan county
Helen Boyd
Jay Me‘Clarg
Misa Oles
No County Court Held in Newburgh Today
Grand Jury sued and Compensation Claims heard at the Court House in the morning. Court will be resumed tomorrow.
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Newburgh
Court House
Local youth struck by auto in Thrall area
Charles McAloon age 2 of 32 Albert street was taken to Mes in Thrall Hospital after his bicycle was struck by an automobile owned by Clinton Denman of Sommitille. The boy suffered facial bruises and head scrapes but no serious injuries and is not in danger. The crash happened at Cottage and Ather streets when a pedestrian stepped into the street forcing the driver to swerve.
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Charles McAloon
Albert street
Mes
Thrall Hospital
Clinton Denman
Sommitille
John C. Bradouer
Cottage
Wickham avenue
Revival search for Shiloh head ends with clue
Sheriff Bridgeman led deputies in a raid seeking Benjamin Purnell leader of the House of David in Shiloh. The operation aimed to locate the cult figure after a prior raid and uncovered only a pressed shirt and a pair of pants as possible clues. Revel and her sister sue Purnell for 1024.6 damages.
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ST. JOSEPH
AMich
George C. Bridgeman
Michigan
Benjamin Purnell
eader
Shiloh
Benjamin
Bridgemar
aearch
pra
Panjamin
Gilbys
Bridge Tournament At the Golf Club
Bridge tournament at the Golf Club scheduled for Saturday with 2¢ entries. Reservations to Mr. Rosa at the old house by Thursday night. Play begins 11:15 AM. Committees include Laster Rabonsin, Minnie Wilcox, Ruth Davis, S T Cinem, Joan Dubois, Char Chespe, BD Hardenburgh, Mary Crawford.
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Ti womar
tania
Rosa
Joan Dubois
Char Chespe
Hardenburgh
Mary Crawford
Auto Fire Doused by Eagle Hose Company
M. W. George, driving down North Street, noticed his car on fire. He steered to Ring Street and a member of the Eagle Hose Company used chemicals to extinguish the blaze caused by a short circuit. The battery was burned out and the car could not be started.
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M. W. George
North street
Eagle Hose Company
Mr. George
Prohibition Bootleg Traffic Ties Up Liquor Supply
Federal agents outnumbered as rum runners move liquor from Canada into New York State. Across a 50 mile frontier from Rouses Point to Fort Covington bootleggers flood cross border routes with vehicles of all kinds. Relays funnel booze to western outlets while New York hard stuff remains scarce. Continuous flow is reported west of Napierville and Lacolie with supplies entering New York despite official efforts.
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United Press
ROUSE
Rouse’s Point
Fort Covington
United States
amy onsnembers
workine
Napierville
Lacolie
Quember
New York State
New York
Wisconsin Assembly Approves Wet Bill Amid Tight Vote
The Wisconsin Assembly approved a bill to repeal dry enforcement laws by a 47 to 42 vote and sent it to engrossment. The wets face a Senate challenge as opponents attempt a decisive vote, with debates and procedural maneuvers delaying final action.
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MADISON
Wisdone
Wisconsin
uegenre fedsy
Girl Rid Island of Famous Bandit Barbour near Crete
Paris reports from Athens say Margaret Robinson leads a Midian group distributing Near East relief supplies. The bandit Barbour, blamed for terrorizing the region for 15 years, agreed to surrender with his forces in exchange for amnesty after negotiations with Robinson and her brig.
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PARIS
Isle of Creta
Barbour
ced
Athens
Margaret Robinson
Midian
sirl
Near East
trater tered
Mise Robinson
Barboumis
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Army Air Serene
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Cronk
MAD BULL
AULET MANNING
WINTERTON
BOLT
PLAN
Germany
P. S.C
Watervliet
City
Lad
Canada
WISCONSIN’S ASSEMBLY
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