Wall Street firm Winkelman closes doors amid market turmoil
New York reports the closure of L. Winkelman & Company a major curb broker with offices nationwide. Liabilities climb to 1.75 million with 1.5 million in assets. Receiver Charles Livingstone appointed Bondy court. Bankruptcy action follows for Sorg Printing. other failed houses cited include Fuller, Ruskayard, Dier, and MacMasters with losses up to seven million.
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NEW YORK
Wall street
L. Winkelman & Company
Winkelman Company
dones and taker
Bondy
Uiied Stas Dstrict
Charles Livingstone
Rodeo Show Planned for Orange County Fair
George E. Martin announces a contract with California Frank to stage a roped riding rodeo at the Orange County Fair August 14 to 18. The act features Mamie Francis Napolean, Apollo the jumping horse, Miss Reine Harley, and Joe Hetzer with bucking mules, plus top bucking horses and drama steers.
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George E. Martin
Orange County Agricultural Society
California
Frank
Orange County Fair
Frank.ives
Ridgewauy
Colorado
engag
New York
New Jersey
Trenton
Apollo
Mamie Francis
Napoleon
Ft. Worth
Joe Hetzer
America
hig
U S Considers Joining Allied Reparations Talks
Washington reports Germany may push for a broader Allied reparations conference with the United States and Britain. Paris notes Paris and Berlin signaling readiness to discuss after Germany’s latest offer, while France weighs resuming Inter Allied commissions and surveillance with French Belgian officers.
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PARIS
France
Germany
Poincare
Ruhr
WASHINGTON
Manning to Install Harding as Rector at Grace Episcopal
Bishop William T. Manning of New York will institute the Rev. Roman L. Harding as rector of Grace Episcopal Church Sunday at 4 PM. Manning, a widely known and eloquent speaker, will deliver a sermon though the topic remains uncertain. The Bishop will be the guest of the rector.
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William T. Manning
Episcopal Diocese of
New York
Roman L. Harding
Grace Episcopal
Car damaged in crash at Wickham and North street
A light coupe owned by William Regan of 35 Watkins Avenue collided with a car owned by William Woods at the Wickham Avenue North Street intersection. Regan’s car had extensive damage including a broken wheel and fender. Wood’s car had steering gear damage. No injuries were reported. Officers Wood and Betts investigated the 4 03 oclock crash. The second item notes President Harding’s departure from Washington after a Mystic Shrine conclave.
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William Regan
Watkins avenue
Wickham avenue
North street
William Woods
Charles Pohlman
Beacon street
Regan
Harry L. Wood
Daniell Betts
Closed School Board and Council Meetings Debated Citywide
The Board of Education and City Council plan to hold closed conferences amid public pushback favoring open sessions. Residents argue public access ensures transparency in how city affairs are transacted and questions the need for behind closed doors procedures.
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Board of Education
Common. Council
Morndiay
Council
Lightning Pranks Durlandville Farm House
A lightning strike at the Thomas O’Leary farm near Durlandville on Wednesday afternoon damaged walls and ceilings ripping plaster, knocking pictures loose and scaring the family. The loss is covered by insurance through A. V D. Wallace Agency.
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GOSHEN
Thomas O'Leary
Durlandville
Mr. O'Leary
tossia
A. VD. Wallace Agency
Russia recognition stance sparks American principles debate
Senator Burston Wheeler of Montara, back from six weeks in Russia, called withholding American recognition an injustice. In Boston Somerville, federal agents uncovered a smuggling point with 250 cases of liquor 560 gallons of alcohol and three men arrested.
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RUSSIA
WASHINGTON
Erec
Burston K. Wheeler
Montara
Wheeler
BOSTON
Somerville
hero
Charles H Ry er Died Yesterday in City
Charles Hardendburg Ry er longtime superintendent of Farmington Manufacturing straw hat makers died after a week long illness at his mother's home 17 Robert Street He was 52 born in New York City August 7 1870 and had lived in the city seven years He leaves a mother and sister Grace V Ry er funeral at 2 pm Sunday at his home with Rev Dr E Van Dyke officiating Interment Monday Woodlawn Cemetery New York City
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Charles Hardendburg Reyer
Farmington Manufacturing Corporation
straw hat makers
Robert street
New York City
Farmington dirm
Sim
ancient Lodge
Royal Arch Chapter
amherst
Massachusetts
Middletown
Veterans’ Association of the Tist Regiment
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Grace V. Ryrer
E. Van Dyke, Wight
D. D
Webb Portion Memorial Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Deaf School Ball Dances to Music for the Blind
In Columbus Ohio the state school for the blind hosted a commencement ball for the Ohio School for the Deaf. Deaf dancers felt the music through their feet as the orchestra played.
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DEAF ENGOY
COLUMBUS
Ohio
dancy—Blind orchestra
state school for the blind
Ohio School for Deaf
Jessica Brown refuses to flee to marry nobleman in Canada
Jessica Brown, formerly a Fables dancer and now aligned with the Earl of Northesk, declares she will not flee to Canada to wed Cyril Reinhard. She insists the dispute be settled or faded, discussing restrictions on a prior divorce and her plans with Northesk as she sits in her Buffalo home with a police dog nearby.
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JESSICA BROWN
CANADA
Earl of
Jessica
Booze Flood Deluges State Across Province Line
Five thousand gallons of Canadian liquor crossed into New York after Governor Smith signed the Prohibition repealer a week ago. An undercover report places 300 to 460 cars in the traffic with bootleggers smuggling 15 dozen quarts per load, hidden in straw wrapping as they move toward Albany.
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United Press
MALONE
N.O
New York
Smith
Dawittville
Quebec
Albany hill
Auto Club to Wage War on Reckless Drivers
Middletown Automobile Club votes to launch a road safety campaign at a chamber gathering. Bulletins by secretary Harry E. Barnes promote the Golden Rule of Staterdam and Always Be Careful with rules of the road to curb road hogs and intoxicated drivers. The group aims to inform all local car owners and urge reporting dangerous motorists while advocating education over punishment. In a separate note, Dr. Thomas E. Finegan declines a temporary appointment offer from Governor Tinchat.
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Chamber of Commerce
Middletown Automobile Club
Harry E. Barnes
Barnes
Maddletown
Grandstand Under Construction At Orange County Fair Grounds
Work progresses on a new concrete grandstand at the Orange County Fair Grounds to replace the old wooden structure destroyed by snow. Local contractor M. J. Cleary leads the project with an estimated cost near 230000, aiming for completion before August fair.
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Orange County Fair
M. J. Cleary
Ira Wall
Six dead in Brussels train wreck derails Braveels Express
Six persons died and twenty were injured when the Braveels Express derailed near Brussels. Authorities report derailment caused by unspecified failure with rescue teams aiding survivors at the scene.
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BRUSSELS
Fune
meer Vervieres
Round Table reviews bus line applications at Newburgh
Hudson Transit Corporation and George Sannwald seek city to Port Jervis bus route permit. Newburgh hearing reserved for later action after Port Jervis previously denied Hudson Transit and granted Sannwald. Public Service Commission to decide which applicant gets franchise. Hearing on Hudson Transit one was held.
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Hudson Transit, Corporation
George Sannwald
Port Jervis
Newburgh
Burnalde
Public Service Commission
Common Council of
Hudson Transit Corporations
Sannwaid
iable
Common Council
Meeting Tonight at City Hall Over Free Improvement Plan
Petitions circulating for two weeks to resubmit the amended free improvement plan to the Common Council will likely be handed in at the Round Table meeting in the mayor's office and presented at the council conference tonight. Mayor Lawrence anticipated no special topic, but local business leaders may raise issues. In New York the German mark sank to a record low amid news Paris would reject Germany's reparations offer, trading at $0.509 per dollar in midafternoon.
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Common Council
Lawrence
NEW YORK
Paris
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