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Middletown Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1919

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Address on Child Welfare by Miss Cuddeback

Miss Caroline M. Cuddeback, County Agent of the State Charities Aid Association, spoke to about 75 Parent Teachers members in the city hall about recognizing the emotional or spiritual side of a child. She said standards of charity have changed, stressing cultivating independence rather than rote aid, noting the child's future as the adult of tomorrow.

Carofine M. Cuddeback State Charities Aid Association Miss Cuddeback Cuddeback

Sneak Thieves Strike Newburgh Area Cash and Goods

Sneak thieves operated in Newburgh Tuesday afternoon taking about 249 dollars in cash and valuables from the home of Samuel Slow at 319 First Street and another 259 dollars in cash and items for Maurice Dewer. Police report suspect fled with the proceeds.

Newburgh Samuel Slow First Street Wes Maurice Dewer

Bolsheviki in Losing Battle

Weather section notes fair but much colder tonight and Thursday with a cold wave. Westerly and northwesterly gales forecast as a push of cold air moves across the region.

Bolsheviki Washington

Steam Shovel Works On New School Site

A steam shovel is in operation at the new school site. The device loads dirt onto wagons which are then carted away promptly, as shown in the accompanying photograph.

Middletown 5S. B. VanWagenen, Inc Linden Avenues Sayer

Was Dansey Boy killed by shot meant for his dog

Hammonton N J Dec 10 James L White said last night a warrant had been issued for his wife Susan L White in connection with the death of Bull Dansey but had not been served He claims the case involves alleged arrest of his wife and child He notes the Dansey dog sometimes damaged plants and questions the motive and actions of those involved The prosecutor of Sb said the skeleton was placed recently and hunting party had revisited the site multiple times

Dansey Boy Hammonton N. 7 James L. White Susan L. White Bull Dansey White Charles & White Edith Dansey Edmund Atlante Cov Aaskilll Itones Examin

Board of Supervisors Disposes Charges Against District Attorney

Goshen December session sees swift action on bills tied to charges against District Attorney J. B. Wilson Jr. The dispute returns after County Attorney Gott was asked for opinion and the matter is tabled under rules amid debate over employee wage scales and past practices.

Weporter Goshen Board of Supervisors J. B. Wilason, Jr J. W. Gott Tris Gott

Von Berg to Open Restaurant at Port Jervis

Deen 14-Frank P. Fiman leased the Phoenix Hotel at 11 and 13 Front Street to William Von Berg, a Middletown born restaurateur now from Wurtsboro, who will take possession February first and remodel the building into a first class restaurant. The rainfall totals 1.56 inches for Tuesday and this morning per the Narcod filter plant.

Port Jerves Frank P. Fiman Phoenix Hotel Front Street William von Berg Restaurateur Middletown Wurtshare von Berg

Perry V. Moore Re-elected to Greenville Board Seat

Perry V. Moore, Republican farmer and longtime Greenville resident, serves a third term on the Board of Supervisors from Greenville town. His elections have won substantial majorities despite Greenville being in Democratic territory.

Perry V. Moore Greenville

Produce Market Reports By Times-Press Begin Today

The Times-Press announces daily Produce Market reports for farmers and others in farm pursuits. The plan will include quotations on butter cheese eggs state potatoes and other items and invites opinions from interested readers.

Times-Press

U S Consul Jenkins Supposed Kidnap Plot Report

A Mexico City newspaper prints a copy allegedly signed by Rebel De Cortava claiming U S Consul Jenkins wished to be kidnapped to prove Carranza cannot protect foreigners. The report appears via the Associated Press. Also noted is Mrs Smith's improved condition after a relapse as Governor Smith returns to Albany.

Sanantens Texas el Democrat Mexico City Rebel de Cortava S&s. Ceneul Jenkins Carranza Associated Press

Dairymen's League Opposes Any Milk Price Rise

In New Jersey the Dairymen's League, now a corporation, voted to oppose further retail milk price increases. Delegates from 1,070 branches and 79,224 members urged methods to cut protein feed costs to sustain farmer profits, with a committee to ensure fair prices for by products feeds. The body met in Jersey City Heights to elect officers and an executive committee.

York Dairymen's League Saquare Grand View Amditorum Jersey City Heights League Jre New Jersey Thig Haswell T. Cooper Directore Murray Hill Conment Neil H. Stroma Walden Mark A. Diabotsa Pough Pee Eagle League

Norwich Boys Die and Injured in Dynamite Cap Accident

In Norwich on Tuesday afternoon Dernard Robinson, 11, died after dynamite caps exploded while playing with his brother Arnold, 8, who was severely hurt. Mayor Linn H. Babcock led an investigation that found the older boy struck a cap with a hammer, causing the blast. Authorities confiscated three other boxes to prevent further mishaps.

Noerwich Dernard Robinson FL Robinson No 12 Hale Street Arnold Linn H. Babcock Haw Kelpera

American peace delegates reach transport for return voyage

Major figures Polk Grnerai Bilas and Henry White among the last US peace delegates in France who arrived and boarded the transport America this morning to sail home to the United States.

Associated Presa Brest Polk Grnerai Bilas Henrry White France America United States

Excise Men Raid Hotels and Cafes In Binghamton

In Binghamton on December 10, 17 State Excise Department agents conducted searches at eight hotels and cafes using warrants. They seized stacks of whiskey wine porter and hard cider from the establishments during the raid yesterday afternoon.

Binghamton State Excise Department

Plaintiff Awarded 7250 in Auto Collision Case

New York plaintiff wins $7 250 damages for injuries from a collision between his motorcycle and a car owned by the defendant and driven by his chauffeur on a highway north of Tecskill on Sunday morning. The action names Dr Jehna Po Esa as defendant and Michael Shur as chauffeur.

Times Press Newbuch Dritherntih Jehna Po Esa New York Hia Michael Shur Teehskil Sanday Augiat Il

Stony Ford Delegates to Dairymen's League

Ebenezer Bull Jr Jeremiah Maren and J J Muller of Stony Ford served as delegates from the Stony Ford branch of the Dairymen's League at the annual meeting held Tuesday in Jerary City Treffman Lodge. The same Tuesday night regular communication at 412 F and A M Lodge conferred the first degree.

Ebenezer Bull Jeremiah Maren J. J. Muller Stony Ford Dairymen’s League Jerary City Treffman Lodge

End of Strike Near as Wilson Plan Moves Ahead

Indianapolis reports the United Mine Workers general committee reconvening to consider President Wilson’s proposal to end the strike. Backed by John J. Lewis and William Green, leaders favor settlement though some argue for returning to work to avert broader industrial paralysis before further convention actions.

Associated Press Indianapolis General Committee The United Mine Work Wilson United Mine Workers of America Cleveland Wisco Lewis Green

City Faces Coal Shortage With Ten Day Reserve Plan

Public utilities placed on ten day coal reserve to curb power use for non essential industries. Clarence Corwin of Grange County Public Service Corp says orders imply major curtailment and possible enforcement across Middletown manufacturing. Regional director orders aim to ration coal by importance and keep essential operations running.

Middletown Clarence ©. Corwin Grange County Public Service Corporation Orange Couiy F Publicservice Corporation Grandvel Terminal York Ciraneetteet Aida Public Serore Corporation Cernin Hs

Cold Wave Brings Suffering to Western Cities

A severe cold wave grips western cities as temperatures plummet and winds rise. Reports indicate lows dipping across the region with continuing hardship for residents, while the east endures milder conditions and variable winds.

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