Range County Oversubscribes Its Quota in Third Bond Campaign
Jandler reports a large audience as Cox presides at Iron Theatre in New York City. Congressman Chandler urges broad support for the Third Loan amid war rhetoric. He cites a national debt of 230.09 billion and warns against delaying victory, aiming to rally millions to pledge every dollar. The talk references German philosophy and a unified US effort. Continued on page three.
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Range County
United States
Walter
Bordens Agree to Pay Federal Milk Rate in May
News for milk producers in 76 counties reports Bordens Farm Products Co signaled intention to accept the Federal Milk Commission price of 32.46 per hundred pounds for May milk within the 150 mile zone. The Dairymen's League is considering the option on all country plants.
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Bordens
County
Weg
Farm Bureau
T. E. Milliman
Dairymen’s League
Borden Farm
Mik Commission
Afr. Milliman
Albert Manning
League
New York
Mackenroth Hospitalized After Erie Train Fall
Harry Meckenroth of 74 Watkins Avenue is in Thrall Hospital after falling from an Erie train at Sands Station while “stealing a ride.” He suffered lacerations and a crushed left foot leading to amputation of two toes, plus facial injuries. Doctors say his injuries are not believed to be fatal.
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Harry Meckenroth
Watkins Avenue
Thrall Hospital
Sands Station
Mackenroth
Purdy
Standing of the City's Reservoirs
The standing of the reservoirs at the present time, with week and year comparisons, shows Monhasen-metéed at sit inches, one inch above last week and four inches below two years ago. Highland-Highween at four inches, one inch higher than last week and three feet four inches lower than a year ago. Shawencunk at twenty two feet eight inches, one foot three inches higher than last week and two feet nine inches higher than a year ago.
Play Adapted to Please Children at Church Event
The Young Ladies' Guild of First Presbyterian Church will present The Little Princess next Thursday evening May 3. The play is adapted to please children and features Sara Crewe in attic life and Miss Minchin as the Wicked stepmother. Directed by Miss Virginia Biv.
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Young Ladies’ Guild of
The
First Presbyterian Church
Hodgson Burnett
Sara Crewe
Minchin
Virginia Biv
27th Division Readies Departure from Spartanburg South
An official statement would violate censorship rules yet letters to the Times-Press from Camp assert the 27th Division is preparing to move from Spartanburg South to an unspecified destination. The source notes the Camp letters support a move but avoid exact details.
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Spartanburg
3. C
United
Times-Press
Red Cross helps troops on passing train
Livingston Manor Chapter of the American Red Cross served 500 troops on a southbound Ontario and Western train. Twenty gallons of steaming coffee and ample food and smokes were provided. An officer asked a Wickham Avenue station observer to convey the unit’s appreciation to The Times-Press.
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American Red Cross
Livingston Manor
Ontario & Western Road
Middletown
Wickham Avenue
Times- Press
Committee of Three Hundred Meets Tonight
Committee of Three Hundred urged broad attendance at Grace Church parish house meeting at 8 o'clock. City matters of great importance to be discussed. Reverend Dr E Van Dyke Wight invited Congressman Walter M Chandler as potential speaker for the Convention of the States in the near future.
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Grace Church Parish House
E van Dyke Wight
Walter M. Chandler
Chendler
Wight
Straiton Theatre
Rfr
JWO Speaders Fineds and Newburgh Moto Rider
Two individuals were fined ten dollars each in police court this morning. A Newburgh motorcyclist paid the $10 fine after forfeiting his bond in rainy conditions. A separate item notes a New Fork candidate contesting the Senatorial nomination with James E. Townes of Putnam County in the primaries.
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JWO
Newburgh
Ali Fame
Aitheene! Fish
Foniories Assa Es Ment
Jn Fr
WRS
Satraay
Ae Fen Ftoy
James E. Townes
Putnam County
Orange County Surpasses Liberty Loan Quota in Memorial Day Push
Orange County leads in the Liberty Loan drive with $69,700 over the federal minimum and $3,825,000 pledged toward a $3,755,300 quota. Middletown subscribed $701,650 toward $884,700, with nine New York counties meeting their allotments as the campaign nears its end. Women’s Liberty Loan committee members report strong activity across wards and counties as the effort against German militarism continues.
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Orange County
Federal Reserve Bank
Old Orange
Publicity Committee
New York
Middletown
Orleans
Greene
Rensselaer
Schenectady
Nassau
Queens
Suffolk
Middlesex
Morris
Somerset
Rockland
Empire‘State
Liberty Loan
Women’s Liberty Loan Committee
T W Aikenhead Dies Saturday
Thomas W. Aikenhead died Saturday April 27 at his New Rochelle home in his 88th year. Born in Scotland he was long partnered with B. Allen Sr of EB Millen & Co and later with Millen Aikenhead Co and Milllen Aikenhead Co Inc. Factories in this city and Kingston were closed during the funeral services.
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Thomas W. Aikenhead
New Rochelle
Scotland
B. Allen, Sr
Fim
Eb, Millen & Co
This
New York City
Millen - Aikenhead Co
Milllen-Aikenhead Co, Inc
Kingston
British steamer Orissa torpedoed sinking with three deaths
London April 29 British steamship Orissa carrying 7 M C A workers was torpedoed yesterday and sank in twelve minutes Three crew members died and others were rescued as rescue ships responded authorities reported the attack by an unidentified submarine in the war zone near the coast
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Br Associated Press
London
Orissa
Arizona Troops Parade Through Middletown on Homecoming Day
A regiment of Arizonan troops marching from the Wickham avenue depot drew Middletown crowds. The traveling soldiers, bound for a French invasion preparation, paused at Thrall Park for setting up drills after eight days of travel. A local quartet entertained spectators along the route.
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Middletown
Wickham A Avenue
Atlantic
France
Wickham Avenue
Thrall Park
Fire Threatens Warwick Hospital Sunday Blaze
A small Sunday morning fire at Warwick Hospital caused alarm but caused no serious damage or casualties. The blaze started in an upstairs room from an overheated fire and burned through an asbestos-covered pipe. Fire crews quickly extinguished the flames. no patients were present.
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Times-Press
Warwick
Warwick Hospital
H. KR. Bradner
Irreconcilable posthoney moon quarrel ends in tears
After one quarrel since their honeymoon she wept, expressing heartbreak and doubt. The fragment hints at an estranged couple facing a breakup amid emotional distress. No further context or names are available to clarify the parties involved.
Draft Quota Goes Tuesday
Tuesday forenoon at 11 40 thirty three men will leave this city over the O and W for Camp Dix Wrightstown New Jersey On the same train will be thirteen from Delhi fourteen from Walton two from Gronticello and eighteen from Napsanoch The soldiers are to arrive at 42d Street New York at 2 10 leave Pennsylvania Station at 32 o clock arrive at Trenton at 4 14 They depart at 5 05 reaching Camp Dix one hour later This evening at 7 o clock at the Hiks Club those in the city will be dined with short addresses by prominent residents Registrants from outside the city reach here early Tuesday morning The men will march to Wickham Avenue station to music by a volunteer band led by David C Buck Band members to meet at the Mitchell Inn at 10 45 caps only parts of the regular uniform
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Camp Dix
Wrightstown
N. J
Delhi
Walton
Hiks’ Club
Wickham Avenue
David C. Buck
Mitchell Inn
Second Casualty List Names 82 of U.S. Soldiers
Washington April 22 The second casualty list issued today contains 82 names. They include officers and enlisted men led in action numbers five died from wounds four died from disease three wounded severely 14 wounded slightly 55 missing in action one.
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Washington
Augustus Crans Dies at 64 After Illness in City
Augustus Crans died at his home at 9 o clock this morning from blood poisoning after a short illness. He was born in Crystal Run 64 years ago, the son of Jepsy Crans and his wife. He had long resided in the city and is survived by his wife and a son Willows Weston of Dayton.
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Augustus Crans
Bennett Street
Crystal Run
Jepsy Crans
Thig City
Germans Mount Heavy Attacks In Northern France
U S casualty list reports 74 names with 13 killed in action or died of other causes. War Department stresses American units must reinforce the front east of Amiens as German onslaughts continue. Emperor William watches the battle from Berlin as Germany presses prisoner exchanges with Russia and French forces repulse a Roche breakthrough near the Higard wood on the Amiens front.
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Associated Press
France
Paris
Amiens
London
Meteren
Voormezeele
Ypres
War Office
Leere
Mehemmsi
Scarpe River
Arras
Lens
America
Washington
War Departments Weekly Review
Amsterdam
Emperor Wie Ham
Kemmer Hill
Berlin
Germany
Germair
Russia
Petrograd
State Department
War Trucks Pass Through This City En Route to 457
Five Wilson war trucks moved through the city Saturday evening bound from Detroit to New York. Some trucks carried large ordnance pieces intended for shipment. The report also notes a strong shad run in the Hudson River with fishermen predicting a record season. One man reportedly caught 82 shad in a single haul.
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Wilson
Detroit
Mich
New York
Hudson River
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Dairy League
ERIE
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Woodward
Lattchell
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T. W. Aikenhead
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the Elks
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