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Middletown Times Press

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Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1916

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Ray of Hope in Readiness to Hear Definite Peace Terms

Washington reports that Britain rejected the German peace suggestion, while Premier Lloyd George signaled that peace talks would require clear terms from Germany. Officials note a possible opening as Germany indicated willingness to specify terms. President Wilson and Secretary Lansing offered no comment on the London reports.

Washington Germany International News Service Great Britain Llord George Willng Wilson Lansing London England Europe Lloyd George Roumania Greece Venizelos Bulgaria Constantine Russian Council of the Empire Petrograd Council of the Empire Duma

Youths Pay Penalty for Murders at Sing Sing

Ossining December 19 two condemned youths Millstein aged 19 and Kumrow 20 were executed in the Sing Sing electric chair. Millstein killed a Utica policeman during an escape attempt. Kumrow killed a Buffalo tugboat captain after a quarrel. Both men faced death after being sentenced for murder. Their fathers were denied a midnight visit due to law.

International News Service Ossining Sing Sing Wrere Stenler J 7Lnstein Charles Kumrow Millstein Kumtow Utica Kumrew Buffalo Joseph Kumrow

Soldier votes counted countywide today in Newburgh area

Soldiers in Orange County counties went to local boards to canvass ballots with 16 inspectors meeting in Newburgh Middletown Goshen and Deerpark districts. Seven votes were counted with totals set for Common Council canvass on the 21st. Temperature ranged from 24 to 28 degrees.

Commissioners of Elections Board of Supervisors Wineteen Orange County Siewert Leslie G. Th Fistster Cornall Charles W. Hagen M. Jin Eni Sparrowbush William Kells Luse Broadway Newburgh Newpargh Arthur D. Alexander Sq. A N. Y Monroe Ogden D Jj Chester Goshen Henry L. Scannell John Scannell Inf First District Cornwall-on- Hudson Hueito Cammeck, Co Ini Tuxedo James A. Neam Bat Middletown Bret Disley F. Hosp Beattie First John J. Costello N.Y Prospect Avenue Joseph Lucy Ogden Street Elmer T. Macdonald State Hospital Edward Murray W. E East Avenue Sddierowm Moses A. Stivers Highland Avenue Ahddietown Secord Walter F. Vaniosk Walter Avenue Walden Mountgomery Philip K.id F. A Wes Lake Road Frank 2. Ellis Faspigi Emerson F. Landwehr Deerpark Common Council Eacti Board

Chamber of Commerce names two officers for new year

The Middletown Chamber of Commerce announces G. D. Theleen of Kenosha as secretary manager starting the new year. A budget committee of G. T. Townsend Archibald Taylor and John H. Galloway will set expenses near 4.6 percent of income from membership leaving 9 percent for a working fund. Current membership sits at 387 with a goal of 400 as the organization pledges broad city support beyond just members.

Chamber of Commerce G. D. Theleen Kenosha Wis Legion Pudget G. T. Townsend Archibald Taylor John H. Galloway Chamber Chamber of Commerce of Middletown Times-Press

Joffre Turns Over Command in North Fronts

International News Service reports Paris December 19 that German forces probed French trenches south of the Somme and were driven back. French gains at Chambrenes Farm and Louvemont near Verdun were shelled by Germans. Joffre formally relinquished command of the northern and port armies to General Nivelle as Austro-German and allied forces press advances on multiple fronts.

Paris Somme Verdun Chambrenes Farm Louvemont Joffre Nivelle Teutons Berlin

New York Conference Session Set for March 21

The New York Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church will meet at Washington Square M E Church, New York, starting March 21. Bishop Wilson will preside and also serves as head bishop for several conferences. Rev G W Grinton of St Pauls is the secretary.

New York The Methodist Episcopal Church Washington Square M. E Bish Wilson Will Preside New York East Newark G. W. Grinton St. Pauls

Eugene W Bowers Dies at Glen Wild Monticello

Eugene W Bowers lifelong Glen Wild resident died at his daughter Mrs A B Calkins home near his birthplace August 6 1830 at age 86 years four months He was son of Hon John H Bowers and Mary A Couch a lumberman teamster and sawmill owner He married Margaret A Snyder in 1857 survived by wife two sons Percy L and George E a daughter Mrs A B Calkins two sisters Marie C Bowers Antoinette Littell a brother John L seven grandchildren and other relatives The family had lived with Mrs Calkins after selling most of the farm and boarding house years ago

Monticello Eugene W. Bowers Glen Wild A. B Calkins John H. Bowers Mary A. Couch Newburgh and Cochecton Margaret A Stephen Snyder Percy L George E Westbrookville Marie C. Bowers Antoinette Littell Washington, D. C John L Wilcox Penn Ethel Ellis Walden Arthur Catkins

Funeral Services for La Rue Kinne at Monticello

The body of LaRue Kinne, 12 year chauffeur for Dr. Jokishi Takamine, died after an acetylene gas plant explosion at Merriewold Park Sullivan County. Funeral and burial set for Wednesday in Monticello. Charles Dill, another Takamine employee, likely blind from injuries, remained at Yakmall Hospital.

LaRue Kinne Jokishi Takamine Thrall Hospital Merriewold Park Sullivan County Takamine Monticello Simday North Street Rockafellon Burial Company la Mont Mitchell

England Will Stand With Allies Declining German Peace Offer

Lloyd George in House of Commons rejects German peace terms, vows to continue the war with intensified effort. England will stand with France and Russia, reject terms of reparation and Prussian militarism, and seek guarantees before any settlement. The speech notes ship nationalization and a firm, united Allied stance as the Roumanian and Greek situations unfold.

Lloyd George England France

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