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Newspaper

Middletown Daily Herald

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1924

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Alexander Defeats Harford in Race For 2nd Assistant

In Middletown 1924 election Mahon won the fire department leadership with 256 votes to 36 for A E Vail and one vote for Jessré. Other names on the tickets included William Birdsall Daniel D Vail Lawrence McPrair and Michael Brennan. The tally shows a challenge to the department’s old guard and a vote toward continuity.

Thomas Mabon Middletown cptit Mahon A. E. Vail Jessré Willam Birdsall Daniel D. Vail Lawrence McPrair Michael Brennan

John Koman Hooks Big Bass in Local Contest

John Koman of 304 Gardner Avenue boasts a four and a half pound large-mouthed bass, claimed as the season’s largest. The fish is entered in Roskin Brothers contest and on display at the store, with prizes including a steel rod and reels for first, a quadrupie teel for second, and third casting line.

John Koman Gardner avenue Roskin Brothers Yankee Lake Tuesdar

Wanamaker Judge Commits Suicide in Ohio

In Columbus on June 138 Judge HR Wanamaker of the Ghic Supreme Court reportedly killed himself by entering a bathroom and turning on the water. Prosecutors say he was confined and suffered a breakdown before the act.

COLUMBUS. O HR. M. Wanamaker Ghic Supreme Court Carm Hoshe tubard

Trolley Crash Kills Seventeen Near Berlx

Seventeen people died and forty were seriously injured when a trolley car crashed after derailment and fire near Berlx last evening. The vehicle plunged into a factory wall following a downhill collision, with teens among the dead.

BERLIX Yserohn sta

Victim of Auto Wreck In Wattkill City

Dan Daniels 47 of Wattkill City dies at Thrall Hospital after a Denton Hill crash. Rear wheel snapped sending car around. Daniels suffered multiple injuries and lung puncture. Survived by wife and siblings. funeral Friday at 2 20 p m at 93 East Avenue with Wattkill Cemetery burial.

Winfield AfteDaniels Eident Jane Thrail Hospital Mr. McDaniels Denton Hill Goshen Thrall Hospital McDaniel John McDaniels metters EmmettN. de George Wiliam Anna Herbert Ruder Eust avenue Wattkill Cemetery

Detective Rescues Kidnapped Girl in Detroit Pursuit

Detroit June 18 a seven year old girl Gina Corxsi kidnapped two weeks ago was rescued by Detective Be Pherson after a high speed pursuit. The kidnapper forced the vehicle to stop and surrendered.

DETROIT Gina Corxsi Mondas tT automobile java

Picnic site chosen for Historical Society gathering near Minisink fort

Members of the executive committee plan a July 23 picnic for the Historical Society at a farm near Godeefror selecting a site by the old fort of the Minisink. They view the old stone house used as a fortification, still in good condition with large chimneys and feld stone work. Local residents Rex of this city and John J Veu Stekle of the Port Jervis Society help organize with Mrs Gomaer Berg and others to arrange special houses and hospitality.

John Wilkin Godéefror old fort Minisink hisiesiczi ana John J. Veu Stekle Port Jervis C. A. Peilett Atta Gumdéer Berg E. A. [Wheeler D. H. Martin Jord A. Cortright Mise Katherne Baaning

De Muyter Wins Garden Bennett Cup in Belgium

Brussels June 18 Demuyter the balloon pilot was officially declared winner of this year's Garden Bennett Cup Race. He marks his third straight win and becomes permanent owner of the trophy piloting the Belgica. He landed at Saint Abb's Head Berwickshire after a long Brussels start. LePorte of France finished second with about 26 kilometers distance.

BRUSSELS Demurter Gerden Bennett DeMuster LaPorte tone imprer W.G. Van Grman Goodrest Amisterdam HL E. ‘Honeswelit Major Peck Belgium

France in Accord on Dawes Report and Policy

The report notes France remains in accord with the Dawes proposal and related policy shifts. Mentions M. Hymans and M. Herrst, and a pending decision to proceed to Lowden on Saturday.

igiam M. Hymans Dawes times M. Herrst Lowden

Overland Stolen in Sewburgh Report

Harry Quizn of Carpenter avenue, SEWBURGH, reports his 7523 model Overland automobile stolen around 6:26 p.m. It is black with New York 1825 license plate 632-175 and a mono aram HQ on the left door.

SEWBURGH Harry Quizn Carpenter avenue New York coor

Bad Check Man Goes to the Pen in Newburgh

Local police last night apprehended Revere Lennon who had been wanted for months for passing bad checks. He was arraigned before Justice Joseph A. Decker this morning and sentenced to four months in Westchester County Penitentiary.

NEWBURGH Jane Revere Lennon Joseph A. Decker Westchester County Penitentiary

Dawes Aims for Honest Campaign Promise

Chicago June 1 Charles G. Dawes Republican nominee addressed a crowd at his Dawes campaign home urging honest handling of public affairs and denouncing demagoguery on the stump. He pledged to press for decisive action in the coming campaign and warned against demagogues.

CHICAGO Charles G. Dawes National Republican Committee Dawes Dawes Esion demarogue Europe Dawes frankiv wes

Local Vamps Lead Off Hudson Meet Parade Thursday

Two score Exsice Company members join 23 Members jestiy in heele for a Hudson parade and track event. Officials and department members are expected to attend the clambake in Hudsen Gey as the groups march in with their entries.

Hudson heele Saar Fiveson Vai deer Tate Gar fremen Witten Hudsen Gey Tharsaar palace Bu Gf Bremen ant Hindsen

Funeral causes adjournment in Seuburgh

At Seuburgh on June 7 the court adjourned at noon to honor the funeral of Charles H. Dickey.

SEWBURGH Cosrtz sCharles H. Dickey

Public Service Officials Move To Halt High-Ten Installation

Orange County Public Service Company agrees to suspend operations after a meeting with the Public Utilities Committee and local residents. Alderman Horace B. Youse presented a petition from residents on Borzell street and nearby avenues requesting investigation and action to stop ongoing work and current surges.

Public Service Borzell street rest place Lake avenue Caistercia avenue Chestnut streen Public Utilities Committee Comson Couscil Orange County Public Service Company mate Bota Horace B. Youse Sioa comet A. B. Macard B. Youns

Trolley Wreck In Philadelphia Injures Several

A trolley collision on Allegheny Avenue in Philadelphia injured two people, Miss Mary Green 45 and her son 66, who were taken to hospital. Several other riders received treatment, with police noting wet slippery conditions as the cause.

PHILADELPHIA Alegheny Mary Green

Klan Issue Is Hard Problem

New York report describes how the Klan issue remains a difficult political topic with unclear public reaction and limited consensus among officials. Sparse text notes discussions at city and state levels without concrete resolutions or outcomes.

State Hospital Nurses Graduate

A group of state hospital nurses completed their training and graduated in a formal commencement ceremony. Highlights included remarks from administrators and conferral of nursing credentials to the graduates.

State Hospital

Steel Merger Denied Amid Claims of Faked Talks

In Pittsburg a public official asserts no merger talks occurred with Beth Hem Steel and Mr Heepsport Tin Plate. The comment dismisses any rumor of a steel industry consolidation and labels the merger claim as bunk.

PITTSATRGH. Pe Jones and Leaghiin Steel Corre atlon cda rumere Beth them Steel Heepsport Tin Plate jmerger

Guard to Be Checked Up

Measures set to check up and discipline guards, including the 156th Field LI unit under orders. Jones has already begun assessing habitual drill dodgers and reports to the Manning officer. Federal service rules at Washington demand reporting and possible arrest for noncompliance.

H. jones ecal & fF orde tureau Washirston Federal Service ifa fall army Jayvis Habie

29 Men Held Without Bail

In Ebensburg a judge freed no one. 29 men were held without bail after a crime wave investigation. The note mentions a Philadelphia official involved and a fire or accident linked to the case, with uncertainty about specifics due to damaged text.

Funeral for Miss Carrie E. Young Held in Wallkill Cemetery

The funeral for Miss Carrie E. Young, age about 12, was conducted by Rev. A B Hasbrouck. Family pallbearers and interment followed in the Wallkill Cemetery family plot in Philpeban.

Carrie E. Young E Young

Workmen's Compensation Hearings Open at City Hall

Referee BR. 2. Cooper presided over morning and afternoon sessions in the Common Council Chamber. The morning calendar held 28 cases with an equally long afternoon list, as many workmen appeared for hearings today.

BR. 2. Cooper Common Council

Leaves $50 for Appearance on Driving Charge

Material fragment notes a person posting $50 for appearance on a driving charge. The text is garbled but indicates a bail or bond action with a scheduled appearance. No clear names or places are readable.

M Adoo Cheered By Workmen

Unclear fragmentary text mentions cheering by workmen and a brief encounter. Names and details are unreadable, but the scene suggests a public figure greeted by laborers during a stoppage or visit.

M’Adoo

Palmer-Laborites threaten to bolt La Follette convention

Minn June 18 reports say Palmer-Laborites threaten to walk out at the La Follette convention amid planned sessions and possible protests over questions surrounding the party and union alignment. The atmosphere focuses on internal divisions and anticipated demonstrations during the gathering.

GALL SF PATH Minn atabhae costerenee

Fines Imposed On Fishermen

Local authorities levy penalties on fishermen following a fishing regulation breach. The report notes fines issued to multiple crews and outlines the regulatory framework guiding enforcement and the actions taken by the patrol department.

June Bride Endures Rainy Week For Wedding Day

Report notes a June wedding proceeding despite heavy rain and difficult conditions. Observers describe weather as disruptive yet the ceremony proceeds with expected guests and celebratory plans continuing on schedule.

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Alexander Harford Seeley LODER Keeler R. M. Wanamaker Winfield McDaniels Gumner Farm Godeffroy F. D Thomas F. Mahon Stahon wil werve De Muyter France City and Company coe Tees cal Bares Steel Bunk Benjamin Alexanace Howard Harford tthe EBENSBURG Reds Farmer-Labor Party St. Paul eorger HIGTON Democrtian Jule Hassed McAidau bor son MeAc armer aed Game A. Taker Trayior iimgea
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