Burglary at Maybrook Drug Store Leads to Arrests
Three Buffalo men Robert Kingston Ray Cagner and another unnamed companion were arrested in Maybrook after a burglary at Twice Enter Drug Store on Main Street. Investigators found drugs and about $25 in cash missing while police traced footprints to several ground floor windows. The suspects, described as strangers, were held by Justice of the Peace Cox in Montgomery and later committed to Goshen jail on burglary charges.
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Robert Kingston
Davis
Ray Cagner
Buffalo
Enbrrgh
Grand Ferry
Mr. Watts
Michael Carroll
Ben
Watts
Maybrook
Justice of the Peace Cox
Montgomery
Goshen
Cartroi
Another Advance for Prohibition Gains Senate Support
The Senate judiciary committee ordered a special meeting for Thursday to decide whether to recommend a policy to the full Senate on a constitutional amendment prohibiting importation and sale. The debate focused on enforcement and the nationwide push for prohibition, with discussions of the amendment’s reach and potential implications.
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International News Service
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Ee Mac
Explosion Kills Japanese Scientist Aide In Park Home
A late Sunday explosion at the Merriewold Park estate of Dr Jokishi Takamine destroyed the acetylene lighting plant, injuring two workers. LaRue Kinne died at Thrall Hospital at 11:22 PM while Charles Dill remained hospitalized with burns and possible eye injuries. Dr Eben Takamine and staff arranged special trains to transfer the injured to Middletown, where doctors attended them. Kinne’s death is confirmed, with burial arrangements through Rockafellow.
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Thrall
Jokishi Takamine
Merriewold Park
St. Toseah’s
Sullivan County
LaRue Kinne
Eben Takamine
United States
New York City
J. F. Curtette
Monticello
Thralt Hospital
Middletown
St. Joseph’s
Ben Tekemine
Takamines
Merriewold
Minea Tree
Thrall Hospital
Eben Takemine
Takamine
Japan
Tokio
Auer Takamine
Takamine Laboratories
Tak
Eben
Charles Dill
J. F. Gurlette
Curlette
St Joseph's
Gurlette
Bakamine
Carielle
Summitville
New York
St Joseph's Depot
St. Joseph's Station
Summtvil
Bloomingburg
Imade
T. D. Mills
Wisner Avenue
Mills
Carlette
Yakamine
Charles Dil
Northwar-Meyer
Rockafellow Burial Company
North Street
Secretary to Direct Work of Kenosha Chamber of Commerce
G D Theleen of Kenosha Wisconsin, 32, named managing secretary of the Chamber of Commerce beginning next year. He comes from the Kenosha Retail Association and was selected from about two dozen applicants after a committee interview. Salary set at 2000 for first year with possible raise later. he will move here soon to assume duties. A four page monthly bulletin will be issued for wee pee members without ads. Directors advised shoppers to visit stores in forenoon to ease crowding. No noon meeting next Monday due to Christmas. Radeker to remain until Theleen installed.
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G. D. Theleen
Kenosha
Wis
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Hotel Waldo
Theleen
Kenosa
John H. Morrison
Fred S. Rogers
Stanley Millspaush
Radeker
Hearings Open On Compulsory National Service Plan
Senate military affairs sub committee began hearings on the Chamberlain plan to create a Swiss style army. Antimilitarists and preparedness advocates presented objections. General Hugh L. Scott urged universal training, citing 62 percent of National Guard lacked firearm training. He warned volunteer forces are undemocratic and insufficient against trained enemies.
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International News Service
Washington
Dec
Congress
United States
Senate
National Guard
Borah
China
Hugh L. Scott
United States Army
Scott
Dismiss New York Labor Test Case
The Supreme Court dismissed the case challenging New York State limits on hours of women workers for lack of jurisdiction. It declined to rule on the merits, saying state court resources had not been exhausted, and signaled preference for the lower court finding the law constitutional.
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International News Service
Washington
Dec
New York State
Supreme Court
Bordens Bay Farms Stocking Dairy Stock in Orange County
The Orden s Milk Company has bought Edward McNamara farm of 260 acres and Charles B Hulse farm of 200 acres in Blooming Grove Orange County. The purchases place two fine county dairies under new ownership with plans to take possession next month. The sale signals the rise of large dairy stock and breeding cattle on the properties. Meanwhile the New York Signal Corps first battalion under Major W L Hallinan is returning from the Mexican border and will arrive in New York City by noon Tuesday after passing through Chicago and Middletown via the Erie railroad.
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New York
Ordens Milk Company
Blooming Grove
Orange County
Edward McNamara
Charles B Hulse
Borden Company
Broan Acres
Rockland County
New York Signal Corps
W. L. Hallinan
New York City
Chicago
Middletown
Erie
May Settle Strike Moves Toward Peace Talks
New York December 18 steps to settle the garment workers strike in New York Newark and nearby cities were taken today. A conference between union officials and more than 50 employers showed a desire for peace talks and both sides indicated likely good results as meetings continued.
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New York
Garment Workers
Newark
Shortages In Sullivan County Reported By Board Probe
A Sullivan County board inquiry into funds of poor superintendent CBL Downie cites alleged shortfalls nearing 10600 tied to a Newark bond. The committee plans to subpoena nonlisting voucher mems and pursue counterfeit or duplicate claims while Downie vanished after December 9.
Lloyd George to address Commons on peace plan amid public opposition
London reports Lloyd George will unveil Britain's response to Germany's peace note in Parliament. He may urge dissolution of Parliament if public antagonism grows, and reiterate demands Germany must cede territory and compensate for war damages. Ambassadors monitor the shift as Vatican and Washington weigh responses.
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International News Service
London
England
Germany
Lloyd George
AL Bonar Law
House of Commons
Belgium
Foreign Office
Passe
Conmons
King George
Asquith
A. J. Balfour
W. H. Pase
Robert Cecil
Washington
Mec
Hague
von Bernstorff
Boston
Prof
Mimaterberg
Bler
Florida
Rome
Tas
Vatican
Holy See
Gerleit Auto Spring Wheel Co to Manufacture Wheels
The Gerleit Auto Spring Wheel Co incorporated in New York plans to purchase property on Montgomery Street from C. Be and C. Van Fleet to build a plant for patented auto spring wheels. The wheels feature a curved vanadium steel spring with spokes and rim and will use solid rubber or airless tires. Manufacturing will start as machinery arrives and demand grows with positive demonstrations in the city.
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Gerleit Auto Spring Wheel Co. Incorporated
New York State
Montgomery Street
C. BE
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Board of Supervisors
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Downie
Globe Indemnity Co
Newark City
Downies
Maxwell
Shinn
Itev Wr
Gerard
Christiania
Frederick VIII
Berlin
Bloomingburg High School
van Fleet
Phive
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