Goshen trio held for car robbery in village yard
Three men George Smith James Merrit and Betus Young all Erie employes were held in Goshen awaiting further inquiry after allegedly stealing from the commissary car used at local yards on Saturday night Police Justice C C Chappell will hear the cases Friday at 9 am. some goods recovered from the scene include three pairs of boots three ram coats and a carton of cigarettes.
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Goshen
C. C. Chappell
George Smith
James Merrit
Betus Young
The
Erie
Maryland Vanishes With Crew After Sea Efforts Fail
Nantucket Mass December 28 The steamship Maryland is presumed lost with her crew. Search by revenue cutters ended. A vessel Fictsam found by cutters cannot be identified. Hope remains crew were picked up by a passing steamer.
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Associated Press
Nantucket
Mass
Maryland
Market weakness and heavy liquidations in New York stocks
The Market New York reports heat pressure and rumors abroad and in Mexico causing broad stock declines. United States Steel fell from 107.15 to around 104.5, with steel and copper groups dropping. Anaconda and Kerr-McGee slid, Crucible Steel down nearly 4 points, and other iron and steel names retreating. Grain markets in Chicago show Wheat and Corn lower, oats steady, provisions higher as session closed.
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New York
Cortion
Mexico
Stock Exchange Taday
United States Steel Common
Anaconda
Kinecott
Nevada
Tiah
Chicago
Veraldi Fines May Remain After Excise Case
Newburgh Dec 28 Anthony Veraldi of Middlebawn was convicted of excise law violation and sentenced to 30 days in jail and a 170 fine. Attorney Powellson sought remittance of the $150 fine. payment of one has been made, the other likely to stand. City Clerk J D A Taylor announced new hunter and triplets licenses with large buttons, the first issued to Lewis Gardner of 403 North Street, with a record kept of each licensee including address eye color hair color height weight and occupation.
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Times-Press
Newburgh
Anthony Veraldi
Middlewawn
Powelson
Verald
J. D. A. Taylor
Lewis Gardner
North Street
Unclear Thermometer Readings At Pronk’s Station
Temperature report from Pronk’s thermometer lists readings at 77 o’clock 405 at noon 42 and at 3 o’clock 43. The fragment lacks dates or locations but records a series of daytime values. No further context or validation is available.
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Pronk
Carranza recalls Arredondo as envoy to the United States
General Carranza recalls Eliseo Arredondo the Mexican ambassador designates to the United States. The action is not linked to Carranza’s protocol refusal. The real reason cites the US delay in sending Amirbas’ sector Fletcher to Mexico. Ramon P. DeNegri to succeed as chargé d affaires in Washington.
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International News Service
Washington
Carranza
Ins
United States
Eliseo Arredondo
Amirbas
Fletcher
Senate
Mexico
Gulf
Arredondo
State Department
Mexico City
Ramon P. DeNegri
San Francisco
Annual Dinner Enjoyed by Tuxedo Police Members
The Tuxedo police force held its annual dinner at the Tuxedo Club house with over a score of patrolmen and county officials attending. Speeches by Dr. Edward C. Rushmore and Richard Talbot were well received. Chief Bush presented Talbot with an expensive pipe as a gift.
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Tuxedo Police
Tuxedo Park
Tuxedo
Tuxedo Club
H. M. Tilford
G. W. Stevens
Vermont
Edward C. Rushmore
Richard Talbot
Gilmore O. Bush
Richard Talbo
Polie Department
Talbou
Iresuve Board
Chief Bush
James Barnes
J. Ee Broadhead
Garrett Jents
Benjamin J. Smith
J. W. Breschhead
George Gannon
Joseph M. Ludwic
Wiliam A. Dickason
John J. Porter
George Masker
Ernest A. Miller
Blake C. Benton
Frances Low
3. E. Miller
Robert Jones Wilkes Beach
William Tramper
John D. McCoach
Middietown
Middletown
Pierre Lomiard
James Crozon
Thomas Murray
Chas
Patterson
George Griswold
Olive oil gift from Northern California Olive Co to Warwick folks
Mrs Louise P Bert and her sons from Palmere California sent jars of olive oil to Warwick residents this Christmas season as a goodwill gesture from the Northern California Olive Company based at Olive Ranch.
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Louise P. Bert
Grimel
Pierson
Palmere
Cal
Northern California Olive Company
Warwick
Buffalos elect new officers at weekly meeting
The local herd of Buffalos elected officers at their Wednesday meeting. Installations set for January 10 with luncheon. Officers include Past Commander Isaac Tyrell, Commander Stephen McNamara, Vice Commander Willam Gibbs, Prophet D A Balch, Recording Secretary J T Fountain, Financial Secretary Fowler Kelder, Treasurer George F Werner, Inside Guard Jacob Reed Outside Guards Haley, Trustee Lemnard Reynolds.
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Isaac 8. Tyrell
Stephen McNamara
Willam Gibbs
D. A Balch
J. T. Fountain
Fowler Kelder
George F_. Werner
Jacob Reed
Haley
Lemnard Reynolds
Meeting of Aldermen Ends in Harmonious Session
The Times-Press report describes a city aldermen meeting where officials approved a communication to the company headquarters and discussed work specifications. Mayor and President Miles deemed the Council's handling satisfactory and a recess was set for Saturday evening December 30 to pass badges and deliver farewell speeches.
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Times-Press
333Les
Miles
Battock
Rackett
Holly
Social notes and wedding visits abound in personal notices
Mrs. Virgil T. Knapp and cousin return from Lancaster after Fred S. Orstell’s Christmas Eve wedding. Mrs. Charles F. McVoy and family home from Brookly n to spend holidays with her parents. Edith Pelton visits Avary Pelton. Endora Horton home from Columbia University. Belle Horton visits 70 Academy Avenue. Lucille and Marion Peake from Syracuse University stay with Harvey Henderson. Emma B. Goldsmith from Keyport visits friends. Hattie Carpenter returns to Ridgebury. A. G. Allen and sons visit Common Council President Miles. Ken, city engineer of New Rochelle, is Miles’ brother-in-law. Harry F. Green and F. Russell Emnore spend vacation at Lafayette Avenue home.
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Virgil
T. J. Knapp
K. B. Fraser
Clarence
Lancaster
Fred S. Orstell
Beee
Lucille
Marion Peake
South Lakota
Syracuse University
Harvey Henderson
Delson Avenue
Emma
B. Goldsmith
Keyport
N. J
Hattie Carpenter
Ridgebury
A. G. Alen and Sons
Paul, Victor and Merrill
New Rochelle
Miles
Common Council
Sprague Avenue
Ken
New ‘Rochelle
Alien
Harry F. Green
Brilliant Affair at Armory Tonight
Tonight's ball at the State Armory, hosted by the Bachelors and the Hospital Corps Detachment, First Infantry, N. G., N.Y., aims to be Middletown's holiday social highlight. The hall is adorned with winter greens and small trees along the dancing floor, McConnal's Orchestra plus New York pieces will raise the music, and decorating and dance committees include Cornelius W. Macardel, Charles Horton, Lawrence McBrair, Charles D. Swayzer, LeRoy & Rowley.
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State Armory
Bachelors
Hospital Corps
First Infantry
N. G
N.Y
Middletown
Armory
McConnal
New York City
Cornelius W. Macardel
Charles Horton
Tr. Lawrence McBrair
Charles D. Swayzer
LeRoy & Rowley
Youth Fails To Deliver Horses At Newburgh Auction
W T Nelson a Blidalerwn liveryman bought two horses at Rosenberger stables. Elmer Forsythe, 18, drove them then vanished. Nelson notified police and Forsythe was found. horses recovered. Forsythe claimed an accident and sought a place to keep the horse. Nelson declined charges.
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Times-Press
Newburgh
W. T. Nelson
Blidalerwn
Rosenberger
Elmer Forsythe
Air. Nelson
Chief Brown
Hald
Forsythe
Alfred Scehmuh
Nolking
Nelson
Bor
Captain of Co H Resigns His Post
Brnghamton Dec 28 Edwin E Moody captain of Company H First Regiment S G X percent handed in his resignation to Col Charles H Hitchcock Wednesday. Filed at the same time was the resignation of First Lieutenant Julian Roy Wilbur. Both officers resigned due to business pressures. Their successors will be nominated by Colonel Hitchcock. Second Lieutenant Florid I McLean is said to be slate for the captaincy.
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Brnghamton
Dwin E. Moody
Charles H. Hitch
Julian Roy Wilbur
Hitchcock
Flord I
McLean
Fearful Clyde Line Steamship Ozama Missing
Officials in New York admit anxiety over the unearthed missing Ozama steamship which should have arrived Saturday after leaving Fortrand Maine on December 21. The vessel carried a crew of 25 men.
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Associated Press
New York
Clyde Line
Ozama
Fortrand
Maine
Dividend Declared at Warwick Bank Meeting
At the regular monthly meeting of the First National Bank of Warwick, a semi annual dividend of five percent was declared. Morris Rutherford was elected vice-president to fill the vacancy created by the death of Pierson F. Sanford.
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First National Bank of Warwick
Morris Rutherford
Pierson F. Sanford
Ehlers Brothers Remanded to Goshen Jail in Larceny Case
George and Louis Ehlers of Pine Island are held at Goshen Jail awaiting extradition to New Jersey on grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing nine Ford touring cars from Paterson. Detective Sergeants William Ford and Otto Keppler will transfer them to Paterson later today.
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George and
Louis Ehlers
Pine Island
Goshen
State of New Jersey
Patergon
Times-Press
William Ford
Otto Keppler
Paterson
Milk producers agree on prices for January to March
New York milk producers, NY city dealers, and State Senator Charles Wicks reached a price scale for January February and March. First district pricing runs at 2.20 per 100 pounds for milk with 3 percent butterfat, rising with fat content. second district at 2.10 and 2.19 respectively with adjustments. Prices may be revised by the committee as market conditions change.
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New York
New York City
Charles W. Wicks
Oneida County
Committee of 1
Warrane
Dairtmen’s League
Masque Pandora to Be Presented at Stratton Theatre
The Masque of Pandora will be produced tonight and Friday at the Stratton Theatre by Ursuline Academy students. A dress rehearsal was held yesterday afternoon and another today. William Tremper and Albert Deisseroth have solo parts and will contribute significantly to the performance. The list of patronesses will be published in Friday's Times-Press.
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Stratton Theatre
Ursuline Academy
William Tremper
Alberc
Deisseroth
Times-Press
Delay Granted in Teiper Case for New Trial
Sinfala Dec 28 Arguments on motion for a new trial for John Edward Teiper convicted of murdering his mother were postponed to next Wednesday. Teiper's counsel requested more time to prepare the case.
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Associated Press
Sinfala
John
Edward Teiper
Teiper
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