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Newspaper

Middletown Daily Herald

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1923

Page

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Lightning Strikes Wisner Avenue House Fire Sweeps City

A severe storm caused a fire at a Wisner Avenue residence. Mrs Lown J Walzenegger, wife of a cafe proprietor, nearly died after mistaking iodine in a medicine cabinet for a remedy and ingesting it. Prompt medical care saved her. she was released home after treatment.

Wisner Avenue FORBIDDEN CITY Louis J. Waizenegger Lown J. Walzenegger East avenue Fulton SILfPet bostead Mills callitzl uuihori Waizenegfier

Immigrant Admission Totals Set for New Fiscal Year

Washington announces 357803 immigrants will be admitted in the year starting July 1. Immigration inspectors and examiners are mobilized to handle the cases at New York Philadelphia Boston and border stations. The official warns delays may occur for those failing to comply with the law and notes a third of admissions may apply within the first three days.

WASHINGTON United States Bure au Commissioner General of Immigration W.W. Husband hanle Husband New York Philadelphia Boston

Paul Grabowski Dies at 78 in Newburgh Area

Paul Grabowski age 78 of Big arvive, Pine Island and Newburgh area, longtime member of St Joseph church, wife Scher Goewarwski and four children survive. Funeral under St. John Durham address on Friday morning at St Marys? He had been ill for a month with grave illness.

Polan Joseph's eredt Heart ate Goewarwski Bo Celes Joseph Pine Ieland Newburgh Grenotski Weill

Skull link between man and ape reported in Rhodesia

A Southern Rhodesia report claims a skull find near Belingwe strengthens evolution theory. The specimen allegedly bridges ape and human forms with a brain size around cubic centimeters and a bipedal posture, cited as support for Darwinian progression.

CAPETOW belingwe Rhodesia Java DuBois isti

Contempt Case Delayed to July 10 in Local Proceedings

A contempt case involving Rendell and Jaseat is postponed to July 10. The judge, Vision Mary Latrobe, directs the defense and prosecutors to prepare. Henry Rohl of Newburyport and Fras are named in related actions. Hubbell, Clark, and Irma of Buffalo are noted in attendance as Lake Mohawk residents observe the proceedings.

Rendell Jaseat bea Henry Rohl Newbirs Taylor Clark ters Irma Bnuffalo Lake Mohawk John M. ToAmith Myr Clark JS Sewers

Millions to Halt Rum Running

New York dispatch reports Congress will need 445000000 more for coast guard operations to suppress bootleg liquor running. The coverage notes 46 coastal stations, pursuit by speedboats, and enforcement costs rising to 15.56 million yearly. It highlights losses from rum runners and New York harbor officials amid repeal era tensions.

Uniited NEW YORK Congress United States oost gaard ai arrow land prohibition department Souze Heer coary gaard harbers United Press Manhattan

Auto licenses decline for July 1 in Goshen

June 27 Goshen reports July 1 auto license renewals show a rush of applications at the motor vehicle bureau. Harold B. Gregg notes plate issuances to date and totals for commercial, trailer, and passenger categories. The six month period records unprecedented activity with receipts and year-to-date figures provided.

GOSHEN amivhie ames Harold B. Gregg

Ithaca Street Car Service Crippled by Wage Dispute

Ithaca street car service was crippled as workers demanded a wage increase. The employer Donald Stewart, head of the company, announced business could not grant the raise. An attempt at compromise failed and arbitration was not accepted.

Ithaca tiaet midrire Donald Stewart iTelar company meg TC

Dozens of Buildings Destroyed in Forbidden City Fire

A blaze swept through the forbidden city destroying the ancient imperial hall and many relics. Reports say incendiary origin, with looters selling curios abroad. the imperial palace and emperor remained unharmed.

PEEBLN Jupp forbidden city Imperkel togperher cording orgin Pekin Imperial palace poliest

Rev R L Harding to Tour Europe on liner Finland

The Rev Roman L Harding of Grace Episcopal Church plans a July departure from New York aboard the Finland for a tour of the Holy Land Palestine Egypt Turkey Africa Italy France and England returning in September. He will travel with Dean Benjamin W Beauwell of Urreels Colorado and visit Cherbourg Alexandria Joppa Constance and Athens before continuing to Paris and London.

Roman L. Harding Grace Episcopal Church city New York Finland Holy Land Palesdine Eerpi Turkey Porlieh Africa Italy France England Benjamin W. Beauwell Ureels Colorado Pari chenes Landen

Felled by Storm Erie Man Injured in Crash and Fire

An Erie resident was injured when a storm felled a tree or limb, striking a man and causing a fire and property damage. The incident damaged a home and surrounding property with responders stating units and a hospital were involved. Affected businesses and residences suffered extensive destruction in what authorities described as a severe weather event.

1922 Class Reunion To Be Held Tonight

The 1922 class reunion of the law group at Reddietown High School will take the form of a banquet this evening at 7 o clock. Several members are anticipated to attend and share news.

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Prominent Speakers at Meet Planned by League of Women Voters

Arrangements are complete for the New York State League of Women Voters Second Assembly District convention to be held at the Universalist Church Parish House. The program opens at 10 AM and resumes at 2 PM with luncheon at the Washington Tea Room for those with reservations through Mrs J H Gibbs and Mrs Frank A Vanderlip. Notable speakers include County Judge Russell Wiegina Supervisors James Clark William H Wallen District Attorney J D Wilson Jr and Henry W Pell among others. Continued on page six.

New York snate League of Women Voters Scarboroug League Vanderlip Ruseelt Wiegina James Clark Wiliam H. Wallaen Attorovr J.D. Wilson, Jr Herbert Pell Henry W

Four Killed in New York Storm

A severe New York storm results in four fatalities including a passenger named Berg Save and a comedian. A lightning strike and uprooted trees cause multiple injuries and property damage across the city.

NEW YORK Berg Saveli mag Wayne Greer New York Savoyardoa Jack terosenmiu

Hudson Valley Chiropractors Annual Meeting in Goshen

An incomplete OCR fragment suggests the Hudson Valley Chiropractors hold their annual meeting in Goshen. Names such as Dr Long and Mr Wat appear, with references to officers like president and secretary, but many words are garbled.

Rush Lewis to Speak at Stevensville Picnic

Rush Lewis of the Service Department of the Datry men's Co operative League will address the Stevensville County Grange picnic on Saturday. Stevensville lies in Sullivan County.

ALF Rush Lewis Datrymen's Co-operative League wil County Grange Stevensville Sullivan County

Terrific Rainstorm Strikes City Causing Extensive Damage

A violent rainstorm yester evening caused major damage across the city. A lightning strike at Bach Hoffman on 58 West Avenue shattered the house roof and stunned Mrs. Hoffman for about fifteen minutes while her five children sheltered inside. A flame descended onto a diving table at the Hoffmans, injuring no one seriously. A large maple limb fell near Orchard Street and Main, damaging Embie Furniture Co. premises and tearing the truck’s top cover. Downed wires along Wickham Avenue and near Orchard and Main streets added to the destruction.

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Strike Fails To Hamper Service In New England

Boston June 27 Telephone service across New England was lightly affected by the strike of telephone operators aligned with the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Reports indicate about 25 percent of Aeon Ryakiad Telegraph Company’s workforce may be on strike while other operators remained at work. Boston area operators reported continued service with limited disruption.

BOSTON New England Sram varios contery if Aeon Rnaykhiad Telephonr and Telegraph Company Brotherhood of Lone TAU ILCiRers Julia anpor Boston eFun Jortem Metropolitan Maine

Arrangements Made For Vet's Black Dance

Plans for a Black Dance event named Vet's Black Dance were finalized. The fundraiser will be held July 1 at the O. a. tracks and Cottage rset area, with tickets to go on sale soon. George FF oversees the committee, Moe Spiegel handles treasury, and Camuly left for a tour through New Jersey to visit relatives.

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Harding Party Tours Zion Canyon Beauties of Nature

The Harding presidential party visited Zion Canyon scenery after Cedar City with Mrs Harding leading in a noted display of vigor amid Utah locals’ cautious mood. After sightseeing the group planned to depart tonight for Idaho.

Harding

Middletown High School Graduate Class Receives Diplomas

In a full house at the State Theatre 61 Middletown High School seniors were awarded diplomas by James M. Ball president of the Board of Education. The ceremony featured notable orations and essays generating applause and favorable remarks from friends relatives and well wishers.

Middletown High School James M. Ball Board of Education Forest Preston Oscars

Miss Edyth Roe a Charming Bride

A clipped wedding notice reports Edyth Roe wedding details with a Josephine Hee as guardian and references to Harald LaPoit and Fitz party members. The garbled text names various individuals and a pastor, noting ceremonial attire and nuptial arrangements.

MISS EDYTH ROE

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