Milk price rise inquiry reveals $25 million yearly loss
New York hearing shows dairy farmers' milk price rose from 3.5 to 8.1 cents per quart since 1915, costing New York consumers about $24,000 daily and $3,000,000 yearly. Albert Manning testifies for the Dairymen's League, detailing production costs, league salaries, and efforts to lower costs through coordinated feed support and rate discussions.
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New York
New York State
Albert Manning
Dairymen’s League
William McAdoo
John Doe
Hylan
Manning
New Jersey
New York City
Otisville
McAdoo
John ‘S T. Dooling
Dairymen's League
Dooling
League
George M. Trier
Rochester
Roswell D. Cooper
Cooper
Federal Food Board
Mr. Manning
Strate
Middletown Memorial Building for Soldiers Proposed
A Chamber of Commerce committee in Middletown seeks a memorial building to honor local soldiers. Plans call for a community facility with recreation, culture and public service uses. No location or funding details set. study of similar projects underway. Dr Frank Crane’s view on memorials cited as inspiration.
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Times- Press
Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Pulding
Riddletown
Chamber
Middletown
Wii
Frank Crane
New York Globe
John W. Posten On Battleship Alabama Duty
John W. Posten, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Posten of 111 Cottage Street, is now serving aboard the battleship Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Posten
William Posten
Cottage Street
Alaa
Cohalan Libel Suits Settled by Evening Mail
New York Supreme Court Justice Daniel F. Cohalan and co defendant Richard Spillane settled two libel suits against the Evening Mail for 5000 dollars plus an apology. The paper admitted the articles were printed under prior management and published a corrective statement on its editorial page. The actions stemmed from pieces dated 1917 and 1918 questioning Cohalan’s patriotism and public conduct.
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New York
Supreme Court
Daniel F. Cohalan
Newburzer
Richard Spillane
Samuel Untermyer
Evening Mail
Edward A. Rumery
Mail
Untermyer
Justice Cohalan
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Guy
Whitman
Warwick Man II Held on $1,000 Bail for Grand Jury
Edward Van Scoien of Warwick was held for the grand jury by order of Starr Monday afternoon for failing to give his name and address after his car struck six year old Ernest Dietz. Bail set at $21,000 with sureties O. B. Davis and George W. Carter. The injured boy is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward van Scoien
Warwick
Starr
Ernest Dietz
O. B. Davis
George W. Carter
Local Man Moves to Port Jervis for New Steel Post
Assistant Manager W F Bailey of the Orange County Public Service Corporation, a Port Jervis resident for a year, left Monday morning for Philadelphia to join Midvale Steel Company’s systematizing department. C C Corwin of Middletown succeeds Bailey at 132 Pike Street Port Jervis Union.
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W. F. Bailey
Orange County Public Service Corporation
Port Jervis
Philadelphia
Midvale Steel Company
C. C. Corwin
Middletown
Mr. Bailey
Corporation
Pike Street
Port Jervis Union
Orange County Society grows in New York City
Special to the Times-Press Newark Dec. 3 notes entering on its fourth year the Orange County Society in New York City shows strength with over four hundred members and a treasury of 2115.23. At the Biltmore Hotel meeting Monday night Hon. Macgrane Coxe presiding, officers and directors elected with Coxe reelected as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
New York
Orange County Society
New York City
Biltmore Hotel
Orange County
Orange Coumly
Penng Wnesen
Macgrene
Office of Local Exemption Board to Close Soon
The Office of Local Exemption Board will close within a few days as orders to seal all records arrive. Instructions keep the office open until further orders, but the work is practically complete and those used to the rush can expect relief.
Wilson to Visit Pope Benedict in Rome
Associated Press reports President Wilson will visit Pope Benedict in Rome from the American Embassy route, while the President and Mrs Wilson stay at the Quirinal as guests of the King and Queen during their Rome visit.
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Associated Press
Rome
Wilson
Pape Benedict
Vatican
Quirinal
Help for Soldiers After War A City Plan for Returning Troops
Middletown forms After the War Work Committee under the Chamber of Commerce to assist returning soldiers. A community council will supervise and coordinate sub committees. An industrial committee will list available jobs and enroll returning soldiers for employment.
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Chamber of Commerce
Oamed
Middletown
Lfe
Aldermen
Stony Ford Man Loses Bank Roll in Town
Stony Ford farmer John Carmody reports losing a bank roll containing 425 while walking from North Street through King Street to James. He posted an ad in the Times-Press offering a reward for its return, urging the finder to report to the newspaper office. The loss is described as deeply distressing, with hope for a prompt recovery. In a separate note, Grace Church vestrymen deny a report that Rev. Walter W. Reid was extended a rector call.
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North Street
King Street
James
John Carmody
Stony Ford
Times-Preas
Uus
Times-Press
Carmody
Sullivan Co. Republican
Morticelio
Walter W. Reid
Grace Episcopal Church
Grace Church
President Wilson to sail to peace conference from New York
President Wilson is expected to leave Washington this evening for New York, where he and other American representatives will sail for the peace conference. The exact departure time was not announced, but cabinet meetings today suggest he will sail tomorrow noon.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
New York
Wilson Seeks Personal Explanation of Peace Ideals
Washington December 3 President Wilson told Congress he must travel to the Peace Conference to present his interpretation of the Allied and Central Powers bases of peace. He said the settlements are of transcendent importance and that he owes the allied governments to ensure no misinterpretation of his ideals. He added that armed forces fought for these ideals and he must fulfill his duty by helping realize them.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Noted Men To Be Heard At Epworth League Convention
The thirty fourth annual Epworth League convention for the Newburgh District opens at St Pauls Church with delegates from across the district. Activities include devotional services, greetings, musical numbers, and lectures by Rev Dr R O Kirkwood and Rev Dr W H Morgan on Lloyd George. Notable speakers include Rev ES Tippie and Dr Ato, with sessions open to the public and overnight hosting by church members. The district officers and executive committee are listed with names and roles.
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St. Paul's Church
Epworth League
Newburgh
Uung
Grinton
League
R O. Kirkwood
First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Siorgan
Calvary Mle Church
New York
Morgan
ES. Tippie
Drew Theological Seminary
France
Ato
Siosang
E. S. Bilsdart
J. J. Wheeler
District League
F. Reevs Maxuaen
Goshen
Roussel Koh
Middie Hope
Japan
F. H. Deming
F. Reevs Makuen
Luallie P. Gibson
Local Boy Taken Prisoner by Hans Gets to Holland
Private George D. Herman of Company T Iffith Infantry son of Bir and Mira Herman 97 Grand Avenue received a cablegram stating he arrived safely in Holland. Earlier reports said he was missing and a War Department inquiry indicated he was a prisoner of war of the Germans. It remains unclear whether he escaped or was released after the armistice, but his family is relieved he is alive and well.
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George D. Herman
Company T
Iffith Infantry
Bir
Mira
Henry Herman
Grand Avenue
Holland
Thanksgiving Benefit Realizes 386 50 For Middletown Soldiers
Proceeds from a Thanksgiving evening benefit at the State Armory under Army and Navy Club and New York Guard auspices totaled 386 50 with expenses of 20 80. One third funds coal for the Army and Navy Club and two thirds go to establishing a memorial foundation for Middletown soldiers. First War Work fund payment due to L C Purdy Orange County Public Service Corp Building.
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Dante
State Armory
Army and Navy Club and Company
New York Guard
Army and Navy Club
Middletown
North Street
Otisville
L. C. Purdy
Orange County Public Service Corp
Length of Night and Day by Sun Rise Set
A concise rule explains the length of night as twice the time of sunrise and the length of day as twice the time of sunset. This offers a simple method to estimate daily daylight variation throughout the year.
Bad Days Coming to Ex Kaiser Wilhelm's Case
A report claims Allied jurists seek surrender of former Emperor Wilhelm II. The Netherlands will halt exports to Germany in reprisal for stopping German coal shipments. The War Department announces wounded from France will be cared for within 309 miles of their homes, with 75 base hospitals ready to accept over 100,000 men in four months.
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London
William Hohenzollern
Netherlands
Express
France
Italy
Britten
Wilson
Downing Street
Holland
Germany
Amsterda
Washington
Adt
Willo Ly
War Department
Plead Not Guilty To Fraud In The Late Election
Fred B. Hock of Goshen and Edward T. Lockwood of Newburgh pleaded not guilty to election fraud charges in U S District Court New York. Bail set at 2500 each, prosecution sought 5000, one month to inspect indictment. Indictments allege offering or paying votes for Edmund Platt for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
Newburgh
Fred B. Hock
Goshen
Edward T. Lockwood
John 'S Knox
U. S. District Court
New York
U.S
Attornney Cahill
Willlam
Brune
H. H
5. D. Goldeihb
New York City
Mr. Hook
Samuel Hook
Joe Downs
Hook
Edmund Platt
Congress
Lockwood
Walter Carson, Jr
Carson
Masked Bandits Kill Collector And His Guards
Five masked bandits killed customs collector Gaturegli of Agua Prieta Mexico and two of his guards in Bisbee last night. A third guard was wounded and the thieves escaped with 123000 dollars. They are thought to have crossed into the United States and are being sought near Douglas.
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Associated Press
Bisbee
Arizona
Gaturegli
Agua Prieta
Mexico
Douglas
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The
Orange Co. Society
Macgrane Coxe
Pope Benedict
Industriel
Frank Cudney
Signal Corps
Camp Benjamin Franklin
Maryland
Hans
U. S
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