Miller to Lead New York Bar Association Nominees Named
Nathan L. Miller of Syracuse, former Supreme Court justice, was nominated to head the New York State Bar Association. Francis S. Bartlett of Albany and William A. McDonald of Gloversville were named vice presidents. The annual meeting is set for January in Albany.
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New York
Nathan L. Miller
Syracuse
Supreme Court
Henry W. Taft
New York State Bar Association
Francis S. Bartlett
New RS Sides
Chester
Albany
William A. McDonald
Gloversville
Ulster County Tops Red Cross Christmas Seal Campaign
Ulster County led by campaign chairman Herbert Carl surpasses its $10 500 quota with each inhabitant contributing 12.5 cents. The county is the first of its size in New York State and the nation to reach the goal. A Kingston group called a Limit Club raised 100 donations of $100 each to boost totals. The campaign proceeds to extend into other districts as the effort continues.
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New York
Ulster County
Herbert Carl
New York States
Red Cross
Campaigo
United States
National Tuberculosis Association
Kingston
Peru
Boy Scouts Hold Pleasing Social Event
A local Boy Scout troop hosted a social gathering with refreshments and activities. Leaders thanked attendees and noted the event as a positive community gathering.
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Boy Scouts
Hasane
France
Owen
Wilson Signs Pardon Bills at White House
President Wilson, per Associated Press, signs several pardons and two bills to raise police pay in the District of Columbia. He used an erasible pencil due to difficulty wielding a pen while reclining. Officials say inkless signing is unprecedented at the White House.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
District of Columbia
White House
Lena Colville Strong Dies in Passaic Husband Murdered
Lena Colville Strong daughter of Rev. G. Nurray Colville died in Passaic after her husband killed her in an apparent act of insanity. The article traces her family from Liberty and Binghamton, noting siblings, education in Binghamton High School and Centenary, and her father's pastorates in multiple churches including Jamestown and Racine Wisconsin.
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Mason &. Strong
Passaic
G. Nurray Colville
Liberty
Binghamton
Strong
Lena Colville
Gilbert Tete
eWat Racine
Wiha
Huth
Colville
Bingbac
Facine
Binghamton High School
Ginghamsar
Taburdh
Jamestown
J.no
Wis
Bir
Racine
Hamton
West Presbyterian Church
Presclent
Local Talk on Child Welfare by Council and Association
A talk on child welfare is scheduled for 3 o'clock in the afternoon in the Comaen Council room of the ity Haildass Caroling Cuddeback. The event is under the auspices of the Central Council tarent-Teacher Association with calls for teachers to attend and support the mother teacher effort as a major national project.
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Comaen
Ity Haildass Caroling Cuddeback
T Central Council
tarent-Teacher Association
Rympire c
America
Milford Hotel Sold To Monticello Man
Harry Dranow of Monticello New York has purchased The Marguerite on Water Street in Milford Pa. The boarding house has been closed for years, its last owner Richard Hiumbert. Dranow says he will not operate the property as a boarding house.
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Pre
Iternal Dros Busines
Tam
Indiana State
Fort Board of Pharmacy
Retail Druggists’ Association
Wayne
Fort Warne
San Hare
Sasesemanet 1
C. Hutzell
West Main St
Fort Wayne
Ind
Milford
Harry Dranow
Monticello, N
Marguerite
Waterstreet
Richard Hiumbert
Dranow
Church groups in Jiddletown plan meetings and services
An executive board meeting of the Jiddletown Christian Endeavor Union is set for one afternoon at 2 o'clock in Horton Memorial Church. C E Society of North Street Congregational Church serves at Home for Aged Women at 3. Monthly consecration services Sunday evening in each church begin at 6 30 or 6 45. Epworth League and Young People's Union hold weekly devotional at the same time. First Congregational and First Baptist C E Societies meet Tuesday at 7 45 for business. Dec 16 ladies of the W C T U serve a chicken supper at Odd Fellows Hall.
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Jiddletown Christan Endeavor Union
Horton Memorial Church
C. E. Society
North Street Congregational Church
C. E
Epworth League and
Young People's Union
First Congregational
First Baptist C. E
Banks Rewarded By Prohibition Reforms In Spending Shift
Uncle Sam studies show over nine tenths of money once spent on booze now flows into savings banks and other outlets. Savings deposits rise while soft drinks movies and candy firms benefit, with notable profits and expansions fueling stock issues and large orders as breweries adapt to new markets.
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Uncle Sam
Savings
Savings Bank
State Debates Highway or Canal Bond Issues for 1929
Albany December 6 The 1929 legislature faces a choice between two major bond issues to present to voters. A highway bond to advance the state’s roads looms against a 230 million bond to modernize the barge canal. Officials say only 38.9 million remains from the current road bond plan, while canal upgrades include grain elevators and terminal improvements.
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Albany
State Highway Department
Frederick 5. Greene
New York City
Buffalo
Oswego
Eugene
Travis
Ice Cream Factories and Cold Storage Save Rainy Day Plan
The Anti-Saloon League estimates Uncle Sam spends about 2 billion dollars yearly on hard drink. The proposal suggests about half could be redirected to constructive investment or rainy day guarantees for ice cream factories cold storage plants and ice factories.
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Uncle Sam
Foch to Occupy Basin of Ruhr as Troops Move
Reports say Marshal Foch plans to occupy the Ruhr Basin with advancing troops. Strassburg and the Raine area see heavy artillery moving since yesterday. Balloon technology and medical ads appear in the issue.
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Foch
Ruhr
Paris
Marshal Foch
Buhs Basin
Frankfort
Strassburs
Raine
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Billside Cemetery
Middletown
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C. Hetsett
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Phoenix
Mark Cross Company
Dairy Cooperation
Gail Borden
Borden Institution
Borden
Borden’s Condensed Milk Co
Eagle Brand
Evapora
Monticello Man
The
Odd Fellows Hall
Central
South America
Rio Grande
Cn Corporation
Wizard Shop
Earnest E. Kidney
John St
N.Y
Louis Capano
Cutiura
Dandruff
Louie Capano
Sth Ave
Troy
Orikcire
Vinci
Manistee
Mich
Dale
M'Monagle & Rogers
TAS Ang Eles
Stanley E. LeRoy
L. G. Wilson
Railroad Avenue
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Buge Bros. Farm Supply House
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