Teacher Accuses Woman of Assault in Moodna Schoolroom
Newburgh, Dec 12 Justice Greener is urged to issue a warrant for Mrs Spencer G Brown and her nephew William Murphy on assault charges by Helen Marius Beerkle a Moodna Falls teacher. Beerkle recounts a Friday attack in a New Windsor school room with multiple injuries and a pursuit to a Moodna hotel.
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Minard's Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief at Home
In Your Home ad touts Minard's Liniment as a universal remedy for intense pain from lumbago neuralgia rheumatism backache sprains and bruises. It claims instant relief for burns cuts and tired aching hands and describes the product as clean healing and antiseptic with rapid soothing effects.
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New York Dairymen League Holds 10th Annual Meeting
The New Jersey based Dairmen's League met at the Merchants National Bank Building with 25 stockholders representing 13,000 shares. Directors chosen include Oscar Hates, Lo B Harden, Harry Bull, Albert Mannias, Alfred E Seeard, and others. A committee under John J. Dillon was proposed to study charter changes. Levi Morris urged preserving current structure. The meeting affirmed formality under New Jersey law, with long-time members L. S. Hanlen and Albert Manning noted.
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Fred Thompson
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Accident details received in city Waterbury trainman injured
John and Tompkins, former C and W trainman, injured in New Haven wrecks at Waterbury on December 6, initially thought dead but later found to have serious injuries. Left leg badly mangled and half severed, right leg crushed, eye witnesses say he fell from a box car between two cars. Conductor O'Hector and flagman Montgomery aided him. his father-in-law Harvey Freer arranged treatment. Nurse Miss Johnson employed to ease pain. Bert Tompkins and Herold Freer notified.
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Jersey Schools To Be Inspected By City Committee
A Jersey City education board building committee under A E Hopkins B Buckley W W Young with President Frank H Finn Major OC N Thompson Superintendent Tuthill and Architect David B Canfield will visit Paterson Passaic Montclair and Hackensack on Friday to study school buildings for a proposed central grammar school They aim to learn best architectural practices and avoid unnecessary costs while planning for future needs and efficient use of public funds.
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Times-Pressadvertising columns in need of cleaning
In need of clearing, use its Times-Press advertising columns for notices and notices. The message urges readers to utilize the newspaper’s ad space for concise public notices and community messages in a timely, orderly manner.
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Rush road work near Wurtsboro in progress
Patchy old notes describe road work near Wurtsboro with MecNapmee shifting labor to the Bust Afountain top to season the surface. The piece also mentions a large raccoon shot by Charles Green Jr weighing 65 pounds and other social visits and gatherings in Walker Valley and surrounding towns.
Barn Razed in Wind Storm at High View
Bloomingburg reports a barn owned by Willam Godfrey at High View blew down Saturday night but no stock was inside. A few hens roosting escaped. The Ladies Auxiliary of the M E Church held a fair and supper in Woodman's Hall on December 13, serving from 5:30. A display of fancy articles was offered for sale. Elias Ailer became a policeman at Toxtredo Park. Mr and Mrs Jesse Canfield Bar moved to Phillipspere. Mr Barrett sold his farm and stock to Brooklyn parties and will take possession next week. The Biddern Woodmen elected officers. E A Jones counsel W E H McDowell advisor R H Godfrey clerk Jos Van Ben.
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Toxredo Park
Jesse Canfield
Phillipspere
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Brooklyn
E.A Jones
W. E H. McDowell
R. H. Godfrey
Jos van Ben
Grange to Elect Officers Friday Evening in December
Schoten banker W H Brown es cort William Barrett sentry and Frank Hrush watchman noted. The Grange will hold the annual election of officers on Friday evening Dec 15 with all attendance requested. The county deputy expects to be present. wee Mr and Mrs Norman Weltch have gone to Yonkers for the winter. J Goodey is confined to his home by illness. Mrs James Kerwin is improving after an operation at Thrall Hospital Middletown. William Witkin of New York city was a welcome caller on Sunday.
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William Witkin
New York City
Identity Lost by Three Parties in Albany Vote
Albany December report shows the Progressive, Independent League and American parties failing to reach 10,009 votes for governor. Until each party polls 10,000 or more, they must nominate or petition instead of holding primaries. Vote figures indicate the party identities are eroding.
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Independente League
Vote totals show bond for forest preservation approved
The ballot approved a $10,000,000 forest preservation bond. a Constitutional Convention was defeated by a wide margin. Gubernatorial and U S Senate contests reported with Calder leading Republicans 826,301 to 645,? for Democrats. State tickets including Lieutenant Governor Schoeber, Secretary Base, Comptroller Travis, Treasurer Wells, Attorney General Woodbury, Engineer Williams, and Chief Judge Freckock show Republican and Democratic candidates. Milliman, Farm Bureau manager, returned from Ithaca after a speaking engagement.
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Thomas J. Kreuger
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Joseph W. Masters
James L. Wells
Maurice S. Cohen
Egbart E. Woodbury
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Frank M Williams
Henry R. Beebe
Frank Frecock
Almer F Jenks
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Probe Accounts Of Supt Downie Face Scrutiny In Sullivan County
An investigating committee of Sullivan County Supervisors has begun examining the accounts of Superintendent Omelius E. Downie who is missing. The panel, including Supervisors Anderson Ayers Hemle Moore and Stodart, met to review Downie’s tenure since he took office two years ago and will report findings to the U.S. dairy and poor relief authorities.
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