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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
12
The Madrid Metro, Spain's first underground system, attracts crowds of all ages with trains running at a constant rush hour pace. On Sundays and holidays many riders head home, leaving trains crowded and busy.
President Wilson appoints Joshua W. Alexander of Gallatin Missouri to succeed William C Redfield as Secretary of Commerce Alexander has served as Gallatin mayor a circuit judge for six years and twelve years in Congress He is 62 and the Times Press advertises over 20000 readers daily
The Goshen Democrat reports a political observer’s view of upcoming Ninth District judicial races. It notes Justice Tompkins has an uncontested Republican primary and praises his record. It cites rumors of a Republican challenge to Justice Marschauser, and predicts a Westchester backed Democrat succeeding Justice Sle AL, with Democrats and Republicans negotiating endorsements.
The piece argues Republicans doubt endorsing a Democrat in the Ninth Judicial district race. It recalls past cross endorsements between parties, cites Justice Mills as a Republican candidate, and urges Democrats to back him to balance the record before considering broader endorsements as Justice Keogh nears retirement.
The graphic drama adaptation of Lechmere Worrall and J. E. Harvid Terry’s play The Plan Who Stayed at Home is shown at the Stratton Theatre tonight by Screen Classics Inc. Also on the bill are The Stars As They Are and the Kinogram Weekly with performances at 7 and 9. Admission is 15 cents.
Readers are invited to Stratton tomorrow for screenings including Leah Boind in Augustus Thomas drama The Capitol and Mica Baird's daring scenes. The program also highlights a thriller with a baby escape, plus the Fox News, Screen Smiles, and a comedy. Show times 1 and 9 with 15 cent admission.
Lady Daeveen wife of Sir Joseph Daveen of London renowned art collector travels across the United States to tour major cities and observe growing collections.
The text notes daily hours, with 5 o'clock closing becoming universal across industries, and wages rising about 25 percent versus prewar levels in Ames.
Correspondent reports H Montage Donner President of the Finland Constitutional League of America says Finland will not join aggressive action against Bolshevism. He cites lack of Allied recognition and Kolchak-Yudenitch failure and notes Finland will focus on guarding frontiers and eastern Karelia. He adds Bolshevik influence in Finland has faded but famine fears persist and Finnish industry faces high labor costs and shipping gaps.
The record notes Jacke attended a birthday dinner at our house and enjoyed the first courses. During dessert he sighed and said he was running out of appetite, reflecting fatigue or disinterest.
An advertisement touts Hamlin's Wizard Of for rheumatic pains sciatica lumbago and sore joints. It promises quick penetration and relief for sprains bruises burns and various ailments with a 3 cent price and money back guarantee.
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