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Newspaper

Middletown Daily Herald

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1924

Page

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Look on as Men Stage Free-For-All In Crowded Street

Albert Jordan and William Brady are jailed after a chaotic 9:20 p.m. street fight near Erie station. A bystander Stephen Cerias and Nicholas Gregory were dragged into the melee. Brady and Jordan face a hearing after police booked them on charges of conduct in the performance of their class.

pertétican He i i John B. Herbert Albert Jordan m Ersér Jordan Brady iith derault atenant Beits Gerhard Wood Stephen Cerias North shee Nicholas Gregory Madiecon street New York bert Josdan pe Erie station Grego Tate Stegney McCoach Cens Herbert

Three Killed By Erie Train In Unknown Incident

A report notes three people were killed by a train near Erie. Details are limited and no further information on identities or exact location are provided in the fragment. Authorities may investigate to determine circumstances and confirm victims.

Erie

Woman Struck by C W Train at Orangeburg Station

Nyack June 28 Beth Cattin 65 of Blauvelt was struck and killed by an Ontario and Western train at Orangeburg station on the Shore below Cornwall on Thursday afternoon. She was returning home with packages when she looked up and saw the train approaching. Bewildered, she stepped onto the tracks and was ground under the wheels.

NYACK beth Cattin Ontario and Western Orangeburg Cornwell eelock

Big wedding held at Grace Church amid arching flowers

The ceremony joined Blanchard and Edward Mitchell as their families gathered at Grace Church on a Saturday afternoon. Reverend L. Harding officiated as members of the Epworth Church choir sang.

Louise flowers Blanchard George R Liberty street Edwardom Mitchell Peter H. Michell Lenox Place themos Grace Church L. Harding g. ng

Smoking Caused Mine Explosion Official Verdict

Harrisburg report states smoking by miners and mine official caused the Alden Coat Company explosion near Wilkes-Barre in June, with Secretary Walsh announcing the ruling. The official verdict assigns fault to workers and officials, concluding smoking was the proximate cause of the fatal blast.

HARRISBURG Alden Coat company Wilkesbarre fasteneir Walsh

Ellenville Landslide Costs Disputed Repairs Needed

Readable fragments indicate a landslide in Ellenville with costs between 25 and 1000 dollars. The text mentions remediation needs and preservation of structures and pipes amid damage. Unclear specifics on dates or responsible parties due to jumbled OCR.

ELLENVILLE irs pines

Kam-Et Court Holds Ceremonial Session Here with 350 Attendees

A ceremonial Kam-Et Court session drew about 350 people. The event featured remarks from delegates including Frank O T3T4 and D, 3d, with plans to hail delegates heading to the 14h ie the Eye ud Gearre Shearer taking Mr. Fuer'e alace at conductor.

Kam-Et Court Frank O Gearre Shearer Mr. Fuer'e

Democratic plank pledges freedom of religion speech and press

Madison Square Garden, June 28. A Democratic plank on freedom of religion, freedom of speech, and press was debated by the resolutions committee and accepted by a 24 to 16 vote, avoiding mention of the Ku Klux Klan. If adopted, it would preserve civil liberties across the party platform.

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN NEW YORK Democratic party Democratic Conmo

Mussolini Afraid to Leave Italy Amid Unrest

Central News dispatch reports Mussolini fears leaving Italy due to internal turmoil following the assassination of socialist leaders. An Italian envoy is expected to travel soon to observe, while Italy faces heightened tensions and possible changes in leadership.

Mussolini Italy Mattecciti Adon

Dawes Plan Safety Questioned Amid European Turbulence

Fragmented text discusses Dawes Plan stability with references to Berlin and London markets. Mentions experts, foreign imports, and limited hope for revenue assistance. Requires cautious interpretation of economic alignment and potential impact on farms and stabilization efforts.

BERLIN dune tolay London illand

Coal Cost Petitions Fall As Dealers Wary

Local coal dealers face rising costs and petition pressures this fall amid uncertain demand. The debate centers on price thresholds and potential shifts in supply, with names and places mentioned in fragmented OCR.

Penoy

Maj. MacLaren Arrives in Bangkok Amid Unclear Report

Fragmentary text notes Maj. MacLaren at Bangkok with garbled phrases about yesterday and a bay reference, leaving unclear context or outcome. No clear dates, places, or events fully readable.

Erie Man Hurt While Working on Toe Receiver

Erie man was treated by Dr Wot Purtist 4 in the morning for an injury while working on a device described as a hadiv receiver. The report notes medical care followed the incident.

Wot Purtist

Movie Star Hurt By Horse In Middletown

A movie star was injured when a horse bolted during a performance in Middletown. The rider suffered multiple fractures to the leg as the incident interrupted the act and emergency crews attended the scene.

Middletown

Commission To Inspect Delaware Water Supply Site

A commission will inspect a Delaware water supply site amid ongoing regional studies. The tour will focus on infrastructure, safety measures, and potential improvements for the area’s municipal distribution network.

Commission Delaware

Herriot Runs Into Trouble

Herriot faces unexpected complications as his campaign stalls over funding concerns and mounting political pressure, triggering scrutiny from rivals and supporters alike while maneuvering through tense regional dynamics.

Ralston an Anti Klan Man Featured at Room Head Four

Ralston described as an anti Klan advocate is spotlighted at Room Head Four with emphasis on his stance and public position. The brief notes his commitment to opposing Klan influence and his role in the event.

Ralston

West Point to Receive Delegates Visit

Delegates will visit West Point for a scheduled event in the local area. The planned parade and other activities were canceled. organizers announced activities would proceed without the parade on that day.

West Point

Lorain Theatre Audience Draws Sparse Crowd

Fragmentary notice from the Cleveland Press notes Lorain theatre activity with scattered names and partial figures. The readable text references Lorain and an event described in a terse, period voice, indicating limited attendance and local detail.

Shriners Club to Hold Clambake at Westbrookville Grove

The Shriners Association scheduled a clambake at Westbrookville Grove with plans announced. Details include venue notes and a future departure of King from Deer Greerwood Lake.

Shriners Association Westbrookville Grove King Deer Greerwood Lake

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