Middletown Crossings Threaten Citizens and Need Fix
A local newspaper urges Middletown to remove dangerous grade crossings along Erie, Ontatio & Western, and Morris & Essex lines. It cites repeated accidents and calls for urgent engineering fixes funded by the Chamber of Commerce and city officials to protect residents.
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Nedle
Chamber of Commerce
Hfe
Middletown
the Times Press
Chamber
Ufe
Jimb
Ontario & Western
Erie
Knox’s
West Main Street
Mount Hope
The
State Hospital
Harding Street
Hanford Street
James Street
North Street
Cotage Street
Montgomery Street
East Main Street
Houston Avenue
Washington Street
Wisner Avenue
Wickham Avenue
Cottage Street
Rairoad Avenue
Bast Main Street
Dolson Avenue
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Morris & Essex Division
Newark
Morristown
Madison
Norra Street
Lackawanna
Grange
New York
Trem Maal Bow
Chatham
Times- Press
Mo & YT
Europe
Frivols and musings mix in festive issue of paper
A ragbag of verse and notes from Phoenix, Malvern, and Carrollton offers poems by Charles Towne and Charles Newcomb, sketches of local theater casting for Uncle Tom's Cabin, brief items on news gaps, and light commentary on winter holidays, with references to ivory hunts and a playful if tangential roster of names and lines.
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Malvern News
Malvern
Carrollton
Free Press-Standard
Supreme Court sustains AP in Hearst news piracy suit
By Associated Press Washington December 23 the Supreme Court sustained the injunction to stop piracy of AP news by International News Service run by W R Hearst. The decision was five to three with Justice Pitney authoring the majority and Justice Brandeis dissenting.
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Associated Press
Washington
International News Service
W. BR. Hearst
United States Supreme Court
Justice Pitnes
Association
Clark
Ohio
Brandeis
Justice Holmes
Justice McKenna
Stocks End Mixed On New York Exchange at Close
Daily report from Newburgh lists closing prices on the New York Exchange for Am. Can. Am. & F. Am. Tel. & Tel. Am. Smelting Am. Sugar Am. Woolen Anaconda Copper & Atchison Baldwin Locomotive Balun. & Ohio Beth. Steel Ches. & Ohio Chino Copper Ch. M. & St. P. Co. ROL & PLT Pe Pt ConGas Crucible Steel Distill. Secur. Erie Gen. Elec. Gen. Motors Great Northern Lehigh Valley Marine Comm. Mex. Pet. Miami Copper Midvale Steel Alo. Pacific Nevada Cons. New Haven Penn Pitts. & Reading Ray Cons. South Pac South Ry Tenn Copper Texas Pacific United Moors U. S. Robbers U. S. Steel com Utah Copper Wabash Westinghouse report. By Clark Childs in Newburgh, N Y.
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New York Exchange
F. Am. Tel
Tel
Am. Woolen
Apaconda Copper & Atchingen
Baldwin Loco
Balun
Ohio
Beth. Steel
Bkn
Tran_ Cent
North
Great Northern
Hennecott
Lehigh Valley
Marine. Com
Marine
Aiami Copper
Midvale Steel
Alo. Pacific
New Haven
Sor
Penn
Pitts
Reading
Ray
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South
Tenn Copper Texas OU
Amion Pac
United Moors
U. S. Robbers
OU. S. Steel
Utah Copper
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Westinghouse
Clark, Childs Rele
J. G. Collingwood
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Obituary Mrs John J Hudson of Monroe dies at 72
Mrs Mary E Hudson wife of John B Hudson died December 21 at 23 Henry Street Newburgh after a year of general debility She was born October 1 1846 at Sugar Loaf daughter of James and Phoebe Sullivan and lived on a farm at Oxford Depot before moving to Monroe Survived by husband son George and two daughters Mrs Fred McLaughlin and Mrs Gillfeather The funeral is set for Tuesday at 1 50 PM at 23 Henry Street Newburgh with interment in Highland Cemetery
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John JB. Hudson
Monroe
Mary E. Hudson
John A .Andson
Henry Street
Newburgh
Sugar Loaf
Jame
Phoebe Sullivar
John B. Hudson
Gillfeather
Highland
Discharged Flying Cadet Elmer E Lemon Returns Home
Elmer E Lemon of Watts Ocken Bright law firm returned home Saturday evening after an honorable discharge. A former flying cadet in the School of Fire at Fort Sill Oklahoma he attended the School of Military Aeronautics at the University of Texas and was graduated. He served with orsers to a firing field but was released following Pershing’s call for aerial observers. He spent five weeks at Fort Sill before discharge and chose to resume law work due to end of hostilities.
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Elmer E. Lemon
Law Ofice of
Watts, Ocken & Bright
Lemon
School of Fire
Fort Sitl
Oklahoma
University of Texas
Austin
Orsers
Gen. Pershing
Weathers
Fort Sill
Service members travel home for discharge and furloughs
The report notes Russell Horrevoets Edward 4ic Eyren and Daniel B. Elman leaving Camp Jackson S C for Camp Upton N Y to receive honorable discharges. Officers Earl A McIntyre and Stanley Southwell are visiting family during furloughs while Lieut J Edwin Kadel and First Sgt Fred Hodse return home briefly. Sergeant Hehn plans release after year’s end. Werley family receives word of D H Werley transfer from hospital to a French watering place for possible return.
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Russell Horrevoets
Edward 4Ic Eyren
Daniel B. Elman
Felty
Camp Jackson
3. C
Camp Upton
N. Y
U. S. Army
Horrevoets
Peter Horrevoets
Orange Branch Holds Meeting
The Orange Branch of the Sun Shine Society met at 52 Knapp Avenue Friday afternoon with good attendance. Mrs Wear presided, letters of thanks for sunshine and cheer during sickness were read, and a committee noted others needing help. A program followed with piano and violin duet, a recitation, and Vietrola selections. refreshments were served. Next meeting place to be announced.
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Orange
The
Sunshine Society
Biis
W. Wear
Knapp Avenue
Gladys
Penisse Hopkins
Abs. Bircher
Ars. Wear
Ars
Inexploreable Autotruck Bodies Arrive for Worcester Garage
James Blaine Worcester, proprietor of Worcester's Garage, has received a model Freo tuck with eight chargeable bodies. It is the first of its kind in the city and can be installed on any auto. The setup is a curiosity and a notable convenience for local motorists.
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James Blaine Worcester
Worcester
Prell
Chance to Aid Good Cause Through Church Food Sales
Readers recall prewar Bt Marrs Guild events and the tasty cafe and beet sugar desserts. Proceeds from upcoming sales will support a church charity and be spent to best advantage.
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Bt Marrs Guild
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