Local Cases To Be Tried At Newburgh
A long list of civil actions scheduled in Newburgh with numerous parties including Excise and Fidelity and Casualty Co. of N Y, John W McLean, American Surety Co. of N Y, and many local residents. Cases cover liquor tax bonds, damages for auto collisions, personal injuries, breach of contract, sale of goods, mortgage and foreclosure matters, and separations or divorces. Proceedings name courts, defendants, and plaintiffs such as George E Green as State Commissioner of Excise, Juba T Merritt, Aventistus L Peters, Larry W Serven, Willem H Shanton Jr, Eugene Horton, Mortimer Hulse, Beatrice Simonson Hulse, and others. The docket reflects a broad civil calendar pending at the local courthouse.
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Excise, &c
Antonio Veraldi
The
Fidelity and Casualty Co
George E. Green
John W. McLean
American Surety Co
N.Y
State of New York
George E. Davis
Juba T. Merritt
Aventistus L. Peters
Larry W. Serven
George W. Shirk
Willem H. Shanton, Jr
Eugene Horton
Harry T. Birthe
S. Jennie E. Lertety
Mooney Hied
Mortimer Hulse
Beatrice Simonson Hulse
Sarah Levy
Max Levy
Anthony E_ Volkringer
Frederick Covert
Frank M_ Fowler
James EL Scout
Andrew Albright, Sr
Louis Gross
Charles Nicoll
Elroy Givears
Sheffield Farms- Slawson Decker Co
Garry Derrees
James E Ei
John Milton Barnes
Anove
Mary Bellissimo
Coleridge H. Keesler
Henry M
Birdsey Youngs
William H. Babcock
Albert Williams
Wiliam Niffen
Melicious
North End Garage Corporation
Anthony Lewis
Gevin Mather
Jacob Slover
W Ry. Co
CornsHus D. Pierce
Charles M. Ward
Annie MceMifian Cuff
Thomas Cuff
Tiano William Peck
Alice L. Hanna
Ane
Annie Afciflies Cuff
Thores Cf
George Wr. Cornell
Mary Cornell
George Porello
Cenez Palmarozza
John Moore
Robert A. Stvore
Christian Felgenspan
A Corporation
Michael J. Fox
Abraham Fox
F Kk Wentink
Gregory Brumdage
Herman Dolloway
Harry A. Bonaperte
Luzette Pierce
Charles L. Wagner
Belle KH. Houghtaling
Lillian Ty Atwater
Marie Lanehorst
Erwin M. Schukktz
Wilsm Brinck
Michael Bogo
Tony Lea
John D. Bott
Peter Rasmussen
Lorin
Lanston
Cyrus D. Case
Agnes Rigney
Willam Herron
William Dalley
Commissioners of
Michael J. Foy
Abram Fox
Herman Schultzer
Joseph Berke Thamer
Inuluth Iuperior Milling Co
Benjamin Selgel
Hudson Valley Dairy Co
Louis Hodans
Marshe Nassar
Charles E. Decler
Charles Clapper
Margaret 3Ferryweather
Floyd Holmbeck
Brune- Wicke-Baike Collender Co
Desirable Rubber Goods And Accessories At Low Prices
J Erskine Mills Druggist offers two quart hot water bottles with nonloseable stoppers priced at 1.00, high grade seamless moulded bottles at 1.50, and guarantees of one to two years. Fountain syringes rapid flow 1.00 to 2.00 and combinations 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.50. Atomizers including DeVilbiss from 0.50 to 1.60 with guarantees of perfect condition.
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J. Erskine
Harriman Jewels Recovered From Spring Theft
New York reports Mme J Blum, a Parisian magnate, returned the missing diamond pendant from Mrs Harriman after identification. The pendant, valued at 300000, had travelled through several jewelers bought in good faith. Arthur and Orville Darcett were under arrest for the earlier $65000 theft.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
Arthur
Orville Darcett
Mme. J. Blum
Broadway
Five Sisters At Family Reunion Thanksgiving Gathering
A Thanksgiving Day family reunion at Mrs. J. J. Duryea's home 24 Academy avenue brought together five sisters and their families. Attendees included Elmer Little, Kate Woodruff, Ella Wake, Leon Wake, Mary Hunter, Loren Crawford, and others, sharing an old fashioned turkey dinner. They plan to reunite again at Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Little at Crawford Junction.
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J. J. Durrea
Academy Avenue
Duryea
Elmer Little
Kate Woodruff
Crawford
Ella Wakemian
Leon
Mary Hunter
Loren Crawford
Pine Bush
Crawford Juncion
Returns to join battleship Utah in Norfolk
LeRoy N. Warner of the battleship Utah returns to Norfolk today to rejoin his ship after a nine day leave spent with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert N. Warner. He joined the naval service just before the Mexican incident about three years ago in January and has served aboard the ship during its service in Mexican waters, visiting many ports in the process.
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LeRoy N. Warner
Utah
Norfolk
Sir
Albert N. Warner
Mr. Warner
Sam
Mexico
Liest
E. P. Nickinson
Mexican
New Ferry Line Across Hudson Planned For April
Peekskill reports plans are complete to open a vehicular ferry across the Hudson in April between Verplancks Point near Peekskill and Tomkins Cove. Calvin Tomkins, New York City docks and ferries commissioner under Mayor Gaynor, serves as treasurer of the new company. A Lackawanna ferryboat now operating on the lower Hudson will be used.
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Peekskill
Hudson River
Verplancks Point
Tomkins Cove
Calvin Tomkins
New York City
Gaynor
New Ferry Company
Lackawanna
Hudson
Judges Named for Charity Ball by Exon in Newbury
Newbury, Dec 1 Captain Raphael A. Exon, Elks charity masquerade chairman, announced the executive committee and the panel of costume judges for the December 8 event at the armory. The judges include A S Tompkins Joseph Morschsuser Hirschberg Brad ley Pratt Seeger and John D Stivers. In Augusta Ga the same day Thomas G E Watson, Georgia editor, was acquitted of the charge of sending obscene material through the mails.
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Watson
Augusta
Thomas Ge. Watson
Georgiz
Bank closes up affairs as Walden bank dissolves
Walden notes and claims against the National Bank of Walden must be presented for payment after its corporate existence expired on November 25. A new charter has been issued for the Third National Bank of Walden.
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Walden
National Bank of Walden
Third National Bank of Walden
Minstrel Show by Middletown Boy Scouts Planned in Dagle Hall
Troop No 1 Middletown Boy Scouts rehearse for a major juvenile production to be staged at Dagle Hall in December under the direction of Charles Hood. Cast and program will be announced in intermission.
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Middletown
Rainfall at local filter plant records 1.32 inches
The rainfall measured at the local filter plant shows 1.32 inches for Wednesday night and Thursday morning, reflecting a moderate precipitation event. Strong entities include the local filter plant and the measured rainfall amount.
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Cheta
Eckman
Brenwasser Bros
North St
Tele
Lamb
Gray
Tores
E. Main St
Franklin Square
James St. Opp
Stratton Theatre
Newburgh
Senan L. Sweeney
S. George Gledura
Johm J. Barnes
James Lewis
Giuzeppe
GQ & W_ Ry. Co
Peale, Peabody & Kerr
George Lent
Peter Helms
Elizabeth Herman
Brink & Clark Hardware Company, Limited
Village of Cornwall
Edward B
S. P. Bowers Company
Harriman
Battleship
the Times-Fress
BOY Scout Minstrels
Mohican Co
ISO
Alb Roest Best, Th
Neue Gaea
Vances
Hamburgh
Veal
Lincoln
Oakland
Maine Yankee
Mohican Creamery
Dinner Blend Coffee
All National Biscuit
Prunes
Rene Bacchecs
Ene
Mohican
Mohicana, Tin
Mohican Catsap
iVinegar, Bot
Cleveland
Broom
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