Convicts Offer Sympathy Strike Support
In the event of future prison officers strikes, several inmates already serving sentences have volunteered to appear in sympathy, signaling solidarity with the union and potential disruption.
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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
14
Mammoth Skull Found in Denham Claims 70000 Year Age
Sir Ray Laniester states a mammoth skull and tusk discovered at Denham in England are about 70 000 years old. The claim highlights an ancient megafauna fossil unearthed by local antiquarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denham
England
Sir Ray Laniester
Taking Fight To Port Jervis
A delegation from the Professional Guild of this city met in Port Jervis on Thursday evening to discuss the Compulsory Health Insurance bill with local professionals. Drs C L Reafela J B Hulett T L Gil son W O Dunning and Leliian Morgang attended. Dr E G Cuddegack presided. The session was reported as very interesting and a protest against the bill is likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
C. L Reafela
J. B. Hulett
T. L. Gilson
W. O. Dunning
Leliian Morgang
E. G. Cuddegack
Christmas at First Baptist Sunday Service
The First Baptist Sunday School invites all members to attend the Christmas morning service titled White Gifts for the King on Sunday December 22. Envelopes will be provided for offerings to aid those needing more Christmas cheer. Contact Mrs O Hardonourgh or Mrs J Bowher for envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
Lucitl
O Hardonourgh
J. Bow
Propaganda and Doughboy Share German Beer Anecdote
A Doughboy just back from Coblenz chats with an elderly church member. He recalls getting along with Germans and enjoying ample German beer, while she calls out German propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propaganda & Doughboy
Coblenz
Nced
Germany
Bulkley Sued by Campbell in Ongoing Civil Action
Testimony questions the value of services rendered by Bulkley over the years. Mr. Campbell seeks insight into damages while Justice Seeger orders a recess to prevent juror discussion. Burgess’s illness delays part of the proceeding as his testimony will be read to the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess II
Burgess
West Main Street
Empress of France Discharged from Navy Wins Express Fleet Role
The Empress of France formerly Alsatian was armed by Britain in 1914 and served in the 10th Cruiser Squadron for patrol and boarding. Reassigned to convoy duty in 1915 she was honorably discharged January 17, 1919 and turned to Canadian Pacific Ocean Services. The liner, 600 feet long and 72 feet wide, offers lavish Jacobean lounges, Wren designed first class rooms, and en suite cabins for 371 first class, 398 second class, and 1,000 third class passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillimore
S. C
10Th Cruiser Squadron
Mercentine Marine
Navy
Canadian Pacific Ocean Services
St. Lawrence
France
Lindfield
Sussex
Sir Christopher Wren
Royal ‘Apartments
Hampton Court Palace
Proceedings in Goshen court hear witness testimonies
Today's session began shortly after four pm with Harry Leonard on the stand and cross examined by Mr Rorty. George Corwin and Matthew Ryan of Goshen testified before the plaintiff’s case was briefly closed. The defense then presented Frank Burgess’s testimony, read from his Thursday interview, along with Zara George William Titus and Patrick Cauwler witnesses. The trial was expected to continue into this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Bulkley
Burgess
Zara George
Wiliam Titus
Bulkley
Patrick Cauwler
Coachman Collar Transforms Into Fur Necklace
A coachman collar is reimagined as a young woman’s fur necklace in gray chinchilla. The neckpiece clasps lightly to frame the wearer’s neck with a delicate, transformed look.
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