Erie camp suspect not the man wanted in murder case
A Buffalo Courier clipping led Sheriff Leonard to Campbell Hall to detain Louis Charlies, who resembled a murder suspect with a facial scar. The Austrian man said he could not read English and denied involvement, while Buffalo officers failed to identify him as the wanted prisoner.
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E Sieff
Goshen
Erie Camp
Campbell Hall
New York
Leonard
Buffalo Courier
Charles Sanfilippo
Charles Lauricello
A. L. Decker
E. C. Halliham
Erle
H. B. Sterritt
Buffalo
Leonard Hearing
Louis Charlies
Tective Ser
Buffalo Bank Head Falls From Plane
Associated Press report from London states George F pom president of the Marine Xa of Buffalo fell from a plane and was killed. The pilot Lieu Ganger dangerously injured. The incident occurred December 3 during a European flight.
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Buffalo Bank Head
Associated Press
London
George F_ pom
Marine Xa of
Buffalo
Tin Europe
Uve
Train stops save boy amid rushing rails incident
A dramatic incident halted a speeding train to save a boy's life. The report notes a quick action by bystanders and authorities near the tracks. Weather is shown as rain in the south and rain or snow in the north tonight and Saturday with warmer conditions tonight.
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Washington
Dec
South
Wacmer
Fire damages East Main Street houses. infant saved
A morning blaze at 9 39 o clock on East Main street caused two thousand dollars in damage to the Simpson home at 313 and the adjoining 315 residence. George Simp son Jr aged one was saved by his mother after fumes blocked entry. Fire crews from Box 19, the Rescue Chemical Engine and Hose Company fought the flames, four hose lines and three water streams aiding rescue efforts, with roof section removed to reach the fire.
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George
George H. Simpson
East Main Street
Simpson
Justina Hauser
Reymond
Charles Highamand
Waalkil Engine Company
Eescio Chemical Enngine and Hose Company
Miller
M. D. Mills
$10,000 in Alcohol Seized by Sheriff and Deputies
In Monticello an undercover operation led to the arrest of Simon Rosenstein and Samuel Suss of Newark, New Jersey, as they prepared to load four barrels of alcohol onto a truck. Authorities say 12 barrels had entered the area over three weeks and that the alcohol, valued at $50 per gallon, was used to produce moonshine whiskey with partners in Newark. The pair were held overnight and later escorted to Middletown and then New York City for federal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
Monticello
George N. Hembolt
John C. Metzger, Jr
John Deisseroth
Simon Rosenstein
Sarauel Suss
Newark
N. J
Sherry Hembott
Middletown
New York City
Federal District Attorney
York City
Lawes Offered Sing Sing Warden Post
Major J E Lawes, a young, well known prison official, has been offered the wardenship of Sing Sing. He currently runs the New Hampton reformatory and has ties to Auburn Clinton and Ransom Island prisons. Lawes said he had not decided by the afternoon whether to accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
J. E. Lawes
Sing Sing Prison
Wanlon Edward v Brophr
Lawes
New York
New Hampton
Auburn Clinton
Ranjon Island
New Hampton Farms
Todo
Sing Bing
City Tax Rate Fixed At 15.96 For 1920 Budget
The Times Press notes Middletown residents will pay higher taxes than ever as total tax per $1000 valuation rises to 15.96. The critique cites Mayor Cox assurances of lower taxes and claims budget omissions forced by the county and state tax net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Times Press
Middletown
Cox
Times-Press
J L Swezy Undergoes Operation in New York
Dr Ravert G Reese, physician who treated N D Mille, performed the operation on J L Swezy in New York City. He reports Swezy is resting comfortably and expected to have better sight than ever.
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L. Swerzy
New York City
Ravert G. Reese
N. D. Mille
Milford Port Jervis State Road Opens Despite Incompletion
Milford and Port Jervis residents gain winter access as the new state road opens to the public though construction is not finished. The chamber of commerce reports coal and fuel oil supply issues and notes attendance at a Buffalo conference of New York state commercial organization secretaries.
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Milford
Port Jervis
G D. Theleen
Chamber of Commerce
New York State Commercial Organization
Buffalo
Mary i Gillson
Donation at Circleville Delights Parish Fundraiser
Circleville reports a charity dinner in the Presbyterian church hall raising funds for Rev and Mrs Van Deveren. About 125 attendees enjoyed roast beef mashed potatoes and pies, with business leaders and local officials present. Supervisor Wallace presented a purse of funds raised, praising the hosts and women volunteers. a Thimble Party was planned for next week.
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Sint
Circleville
Bev
Andrew Var Ueveren
van der
Liessing
L. Dbd. Greene
Orange County Farm Bureau
John H.ar‘ Nuioa
Farm Bureau
William RR. Wallace
Wia Hull
Liam W. T. Daly
Assemblyma
George Finch
Fred Gillen
A. J. Barry
D. W. Lee
Benjamin W. Shaw
Herman Wesshnar
Alvin Woodrumt
Fred PD. Christiana
Fred Werris
E. K. Travis
Julia Giht
Frank Bell
Hilma Fundeli
William Bell
Alfred Jones
Mehin Travis
Sie Mille
Frank Blauvelt
Ernest Bull
Irvine Gibbs
Fred Norris
Dr. Lee
Alvin Woodruff
Irving Gibbs
Presenta Purse
Willam R. Wallace
Rev
Mira. van Deveren
Thade
Andrew van Deveren
Circleville Church
$15,000 Paid for Death of the Arfmann Bull
A garbled newsroom snippet reports a $15,000 settlement related to the death of the Arfmann bull and a king of the vineyard mentioned as John HL Arfmann. The text references a Tusque insurance context and a company Tor Sorance, with unclear details about the parties and full amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arfmann
Tor Sorance Company
S+qia
John HL Arfmann
Tel . ArImann
Wilson Advocates Fuller Knowledge of Institutions
President Wilson writes in The Independent that the cure for social unrest is fuller knowledge of American institutions. He argues autocratic governments thrived on concealment while free governments must rely on public understanding.
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Associated Pies
New York
Wilson
The
Independent
Retires After 25 Years Secretary Masonic Lodge
Newburgh Georgia reports BR. W. James BD. McGiffert retires after a quarter century as secretary of Newburgh Lodge No. 309. He began in 1394 after serving in multiple lodge roles including district deputy, with the lodge expanding duties and responsibilities during his tenure.
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Masonic Lodge
Newburgh
Geo
BR. W. James BD. McGiffert
Wedemitt
McGifert
Omier
Reece
Nat Gregeo
Crete
Small Blaze on Sproat Street
A small fire started on Sproat Street causing minor damage. Fire officials later determined the blaze originated near a clothing storage area and was under control quickly. Insurance representative Archibald Tagier oversaw the scene and settlement arrangements.
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Sproat Street
Bas
Spania
Leme
Ices
Thiurelay
Carsat
Archibald Tagier
Ine
Nurses' Alumni Hold a Meeting in Thrall Hospital
The Thrall Hospital Nurses' Alumni Association held its quarterly meeting Thursday at 3 pm in Thrall Library. Dr Lie Han Morgans RAvye A PTY spoke on wired professions and the compulsory health insurance act. Mrs Sallly Jennings, president, read a paper on the Allied Professions. 15 members attended.
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Thrall Hospital Nurses’ Alumni Association
Thrall
Vlrary
Lie Han “Morgans Ravye
Sallly Jennings
Armory Christmas Tree Event Planned for Dec 24
Middletown prepares for the fourth annual Community Christmas Tree at the State Armory on Christmas Eve. The Federation of Women is leading planning with Misa Meshar and a committee including Mrs Flory and Miss Florence Nearing. Children and adults will gather around a mammal-shaped tree to be placed near the armory. decorations and an augmented orchestra will provide festive music.
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Middletown
State Armory
Federation of Women’s #0
Ois
Thrall Park
Pris
Christa
Comunitos En Wrmence
Misa Meshar
OP Flory
Florence M. Nearing
John FL .Dusenteris
Frank D. Fancher
Everyoene
Armory
Decora ‘Ions
Ain Augmented
John P Ball Dies at Chester
John P Ball a former postmaster and stationery store proprietor in Chester died aged seventy. He was born in Jans Uwich, son of F Pessmer and Bela, survived by a brother Charles of Grand Rapids. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 p m at Waryrick cemetery chapel. The Times Press notes its large circulation in the region.
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Jans Uwich
Albert BK
Chester
Thesesamy
Viera
Charles
Grand Rapids
Ofelock
Warerick Cemetery
Garfield Resigns as Fuel Administrator Amid Coal Talks
Washington confirms the resignation of Dr. Garfield as Fuel Administrator, to be effective soon. Director General Hines will oversee functions, while coal production and supply restrictions remain in place to meet government and union settlement terms. President Wilson will receive Garfield’s personal letter, with adaptation of duties during the transition.
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Washington
Garfield
Wilson
White House
Hines
Garfei
Willison
Shimgia
Famous Theatre Burned In Civil War Era Fire
Fragmentary notes describe a theatre fire during the Civil War era at the Lyceum. The text mentions a crowd, potential projectiles, and disturbances but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
Local Family Mourns Passing of Beloved Brother and Son
A small obituary note reports the death of a brother and son in a local family. Immediate relatives named include Mr. and Mrs. Gran, with grief expressed by the community.
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Mack Mwah
Gran
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Lewis E. Lawes
Sing Sing Head
J. L. Swezy
Mrs
Andrew van Queveren
Jament
Moh. Santee
James D. McGiffert
John P. Ball
Times- Presa
Ady
Ment
Med
Lyceum
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