29 Jun 1923
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Newspaper
Middletown Daily Herald
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
1
The Herald reports that a new probe into Middletown Rubber Company could trigger criminal proceedings. Bankruptcy books are being examined by District Attorney Wilson Jr to uncover discrepancies and potential charges. The investigation hinges on records and possible failures in the firm’s financial handling.
A six room college owned cottage at the end of Murray avenue in Goshen burned this morning after an oil stove exploded at 4 8. Mrs. Dickerson and daughter Dolly escaped with minimal time as the blaze gutted the structure. Fire brigades battled the flames as responders reported heavy interior damage. The incident caused extensive loss to the property.
The fragment reports Tikhon opposing church leadership in Moscow, resisting Metropolis authority, and facing legal scrutiny. It notes a court ruling on his position and potential imprisonment, with references to the church and related figures amid a year of conflict.
A troubled mother forgave her son after a murder case fringe and the family reunited. The incident began with a tense dispute and ended with reconciliation despite the earlier fear.
Genevieve Spruzac a 21 year old of South Hammond was abducted from her escort near Hammond and later found collapsed after being driven in a car with her kidnapers. Police identified two men Frank Ryily of New York and James Tarr of Muncie as alleged kidnappers.
A New York State Women Voters director praised the Orange County League meeting. Mrs. Frank Vanderuip outlined the theme We in The Home and discussed the international scene. Notable participants included Mrs. Hi Me M. Lows Ming, Clare R. Bull, JeAn Aire, and others.
Aged veteran dies, leaving unclear details amid garbled text. The fragment hints at rehabilitation or respite but provides no concrete facts or names.
A cold wave swept parts of the northern middle west today with Chicago at 52 degrees. Raw winds followed a brief heat wave last week that caused dozens of deaths. Temperatures are forecast to rise slowly according to the Weather Bureau.
An early British Labour conference debate features Royalty abolition motions. George Lansbury, speaking for Labour, declares republican views and argues monarchy is unnecessary to the constitution while warning of political divisions within the party. The motion calls for Labour to define its stance on the issue. The discussion ends with a motion to ban royalty.
Two cars collided on North Street near Liberty at 2 o clock this afternoon. Bernard L. Davidson of 605 Penn Avenue Brooklyn drove into North Street from Bath Avenue and swung left, hitting Abram J. Fenian of High View who was driving Felman Big damaged headquarters. Davidson reported the wreck as he turned into North Street toward Liberty, injuring no one but causing property damage. The jailer stated the incident resulted in 16 age bin for the damage.
Fragmentary note from Goshen district court mentions 40 cases before the compensation court. Details are unclear due to illegible OCR, but reference to hearings and adjournment is recorded along with a brief line about a person named Soren m.sle Rouse and a minister GD Wait.
June 24 report states Baptist minister Rev. Cullough of California quits the church to pursue film work. The pastor declares the church old-fashioned and says he can do more good in the movie field, while critics call his move controversial.
Survivors from the Fate Seeanship Company vessel, stranded June 4, drifted across the Indian Ocean in small boats and reached Scuillie, South Marrathas, with reports of another ship reaching Rodriguez Island. Weathered by blasts, the group endured intense conditions while awaiting word on rescue and aid.
Supreme Court Justice Seeger ordered the production of the Conner will and continued examination at the home of Dro Mo Monner. The trial is set for the opening of the October term of the Goshen Supreme Court with John Bright representing Mrs Norton. The court overruled objections to admitting the will for examination and directed further proceedings despite prior refusals by Conner’s attorney.
A boy suffered a severe foot injury after his foot was caught in mower blades while working in a field. He was rushed to a hospital for treatment and care after the accident.
Brief report notes a plane plunging into a bay on June 29. The crew is reported as Captain Nith and Le He Geed Theav with fuel exhaustion suspected. authorities search the area and recover debris.
Federal agents raided saloons on Chicago's south side near thirty acre lots. The actions followed a federal grand jury effort and netted large quantities of beer wine whiskey and moonshine. Licor sales and patent medicines sold at 56 cents a drink were seized.
The meeting of health officials saw Ceornee WH Stanton praised for past service as clerk of the camp committee. Wheeler, president, presented a white gold watch inscribed with the city's seal as a token of appreciation.
The obituary notes the death of G. J. Wallace with the funeral to be held Sunday afternoon at 2 at the home. Interment will follow at a local cemetery. Pastor Pauls M.E. Church will preside with Rev Benah SE assisting.
National Commander urges drafting of capital and industry to support national war effort. Call to mobilize factories, rail hubs, and key resources as part of a broader national defense plan. Public appeal stresses civilian industries must back military needs in future conflict.
Fragmentary notes describe hearings involving a boys' concert band and a department conciliators group. Mentions appear to reference work, legal actions, and multiple unnamed individuals in a waning context.
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