Found Near Death From Starvation Recovering in Rockland
A Swiss youth about 21 years old, found collapsed in a Hazel schoolhouse in Rockland Town, Sullivan County, is recovering in Livingston Manor after weeks of near starvation. He was discovered by Oland Sherwood and son Leon, initially misjudged as intoxicated, doctors confirmed malnutrition, and he recounted fleeing to find farm work in New York City. He showed papers including a chauffeur license to prove his Swiss birth.
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Oland Sherwood
Miller
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Leon
News city
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Certificates Issued for Middletown Restaurants Health Checks
Health officials printed certificates for city eating places that pass sanitary inspections. The certificates, valid for one year, require signatures by the Health Officer and Board Clerk and confirm compliance with the Sanitary Code of Middletown.
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Middletown
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Cadet Dies at West Point Sleep In Illness
First class cadet Harry Thomas Haynes of Omaha Nebraska died at West Point early Thursday from sleeping sickness after a brief illness. He was about twenty one. His body was sent to Omaha Nebraska and a delegation of first class men accompanied it.
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WEST POINT
Harry ‘Thomas Haynes
Corps of Cadets
Omaha
Neb
Lady Mayor Fires Chief In Seattle Turmoil
Seattle acting mayor Mrs. Henry Landes fired police chief W. S. Sevryns and threatened to dismiss about 200 patrolmen amid claims of weak liquor traffic suppression. Mayor E. J. Brown was in New York for the Democratic convention at the time.
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SEATTLE
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Henry Landes
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E. J. Brown
New York
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Edwin J. Brown
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Camp Talcott Opens Saturday
Camp Talcott opens this Saturday at Hiesuend. The camp welcomes 24 dense and 40 entries. Officials say the event will feature activities and training for young campers.
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Talcott
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Governor Smith Leads in Betting on 1920 Contest
Odds shifting as Governor Smith opens as favorite with Ralston second. Breen says wagering shows Smith at 2 to 1 while other candidates like Glass and Ritchie appear at long odds. Betting pools reflect late changes after convention rumors and public speculation about the Democratic race dynamics.
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Ritchie
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M Adoo’s Strength Drives Early Balloting Effort
New York June 27 The Democratic convention enters its third day as delegates work on the platform amid a clash over the Ku Klux Klan and League of Nations. Proponents for League membership clash with opponents while the party risks division over alien matters as tension over platform planks continues.
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UNITED PRESS HEALDQUARTERS
WALDORF HOTEL
NEW YORK
Kr Klux Klan
League of Nations
Henry Hull Still Competing in Local Primary Race
The text indicates Henry Hull remains in the Orange County race for a Republican nomination. It notes Hull’s continued participation and expectations for results, with references to campaign motion and the local primary context. The fragment suggests Hull is contending against opponents and facing voter sentiment ahead of primary ballots.
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Mazze Receives $1.22 Check From Red Cross Chapter
Joseph Mazze was awarded a small compensation by the Jeffords of the Migdietown chapter of the Red Cross. He received a check for $1.22 in relation to a claim filed through municipal Sanatorium.
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Nomination Spots Filled as Democratic Field Grows
In Madison Square Garden New York on June 7 candidates have been placed in nomination for the Democratic convention. The list includes Senator Oscar Underwood Senator Joseph J. Robinson Governor Alfred E. Smith William Gibbs McAdoo Santro Ralston Jonathan M. Davis Woodrow Wilson nominee prospects James M. Cox and Charles Briles among others with various state leaders mentioned.
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MADISON SQUARE GARDE
NEW YORK
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Joseph J. Robinson
Arkansas
William G. McAdoo
Califonia
Alfred BE. Smith
May Health and Restaurant Notes Highlight City Trends
The report from the Registrar notes 35 deaths and 25 births in May, with references to local restaurants and sanitation measures. A board meeting discussed restaurant compliance and sanitary conditions as the city plans for summer activity, while casualty counts and birth statistics indicate ongoing public health monitoring.
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Star LaPort
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Fighting Out K K K Issue At Madison Square Garden
Report from a convention scene where factions clash over Klan influence in the expected nominations. Tensions rise as committees debate resolutions and the question whether the Klan should be named in public action.
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Wedding Held Thursday in Quiet City Hall Ceremony
A wedding occurred on Thursday at a local venue on Grat Avenue. The bride and groom, Mr Wes, witness various relatives as they exchange vows in a small ceremony attended by close family and friends. The event continued with simple celebrations and well wishes for the newlyweds.
Convention program details and speakers announced
The article outlines today’s convention program including a session by Dr. fhiiche Wytie of Central Presbyterian Church and notes the resumption of a nominating and secondary specifics. It mentions probable logs from position and the presentation of "Watforn: Te ight" as part of the agenda.
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fhiiche W. Wytie
Goshen Line To Continue Amid Fragmented Minutes
Fragmented OCR text references the Goshen line and a continued journey or agenda. The passage hints at a company, oxen, and a journey of minutes but lacks clear actions, dates, or names to confirm a specific event or outcome.
Walter Evason Confesses Post Office Robbery
Walter Evason confesses to the post office robbery. Details of the crime, including amounts involved, are reported with emphasis on the suspect's admission and the investigation’s progress. The case centers on the involvement of Evason and the alleged theft.
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Walter Evason
Rutter & Co win bids for $20,000 street paying bonds
Bids led by Rutter & Company of New York win the contract for the $20,000 street paying bonds. The bidders list includes James and Pepe, with bids totaling around 263 per cent of par and a distribution among several named bidders, including Gibbons and Heber.
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BOA. Tapier
Nerth
James an Pepe
Rutter & Company
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