Crowd at Hearing in Newburgh Court Faces Subornation Charge
A large crowd gathered in Recorder Cantline's court as District Attorney Hirschberg’s witness Jonathan D. Wilson Jr faced a subornation of perjury charge. Hickey affidavit details and claims of undercover investigators in election fraud cases were presented, with Wilson discharged after the case was dismissed. The report notes more on Hirschberg’s tactics and a pending continuation.
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The
Times Press
Newburgh
Recorder Cantline
Jonathan D. Wilson, Jr
Hirschberg
New York City
Hickey
Ngs
Ison
Rhee
Frank Ferrell
Newbnoreh
Fester
Sun
Wilson
Aving
Cavanaugh
Avit
Staads
County of Orange
Supreme Coverte
Grand Jarr Wes Duir
Miber
State of New
John Doe
Michael de William Whittaker
William F.ry
Three Mallinson brothers join wartime service from Philadelphia
Mary E Mallinson of 69 Manford Street reports her three sons volunteered for duty. Ornan H Mallinson, first sergeant now at Frankfort Arsenal Philadelphia, is nearing discharge while helping examine men for return home. Kenneth L Mallinson, joined June 20 1917 in the Medical Corps after three years regular army including the Philippines and Moro uprising. Howard E Mallinson, youngest, enlisted in National Guard in 1917 then artillery at Fort Sill Oklahoma, currently there.
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Mary E. Mallinson
Manford Street
Ornan H. Mallinson
National Guard
Frankfort Arsenal
Philadelphia
Kenneth L. Iallinten
Gano Eustis
Vaim Nekie
Philppines
Howard E. Mallinsen
Theational
Shoes left by owners near Campbell Hall mystery
Campbell Hall area reports a cache of eight complete shoe pairs found in a barn with no owners, sparking theories they were left in storage or hidden by thieves. Nearby trains yield a large haul of cigars and goods including whiskey and boxes, while railroad car thefts are on the rise.
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Campbell Hall
Ebenezer Bell
Adpoml Eri
Alexander
Campbell Hills
Fmm
MecComrick
Memorial Service at First Presbyterian Sunday
A memorial service for William Stanley Tiel who died in France will be held at First Presbyterian Church on Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock. The Home Hour Vesper Service invites friends and those bereaved in the war to attend.
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First Presbyterian Church
Taera
WM 1Liam
Stanley Tiel
France
Mr. Tiel
Engagement announced at the golden wedding in Warwick
At the golden wedding anniversary celebration in Warwick on Saturday Mr and Mrs Joel H Cris sey announced the engagement of their granddaughter Deborah E Van Duzer to Harold J Hawkins son of Ira A Hawkins and Mrs Hawkins of Warwick The couple are the offspring of prominent Warwick families and the engagement is announced by both sides of the families for future wedding plans
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Warwick
Joel H. Crissey
Deborah E. van Duzer
George M. Warhizer
Harold J Hawkins
Ira A. Hawkins
Fred L Stratton Named Postmaster for Monticello
Fred L Stratton a Monticello undertaker has been designated as postmaster to fill the vacancy caused by the removal of Post Master H Blake Stratton. The appointment lasts until the examination for postmaster is held and Stratton’s successor chosen from passing candidates. The Watchman notes Stratton is pursuing stories that formed charges four years ago.
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Fred L. Stratton
Monticello
H. Blake Stratton
Mr. Stratton
Stratton
Sudden Death of Charles Gass at Portland Oregon
Word reached here of the sudden death of Charles Gass in Portland Oregon. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Gass of 36 Princesire street. The body will be brought here and an obituary and funeral notice will appear later. Gass was formerly a popular employee of Carson & Towner Company in the city. He went to Portland several years ago.
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Portland
Oregon
Charles Gass
Samuel Gess
Prince Sire
Gass
Carson & Towner Corpary
Lieut Hawkins Dies at Warwick
Lieut Charles Hawkins died at his Warwick home from pneumonia after illness. He was a chemistry professor at Williams College and served as chemist at Washington when war began. While at Oxford University he served on the Melier Commission Mr Sergeant. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 30 p m at his Warwick home. An obituary will follow.
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Charles
Hawkins
Warwick
Wilams College
Washington
Oxford
England
Melier
Sergeant
Testimony of Aunt Helps Acquitson Charles Conklin
The 17 year old Charles Herbert Conklin was acquitted of Ernest Wright’s murder in Mountainville. Prosecution summarized key witnesses including Wright’s brother and daughter while defense attacked elders Conklin and the Sears family. Aunt Abbie Taylor testified that Conklin was with her in New York and Palisades Park on Sept 22, aiding the verdict.
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Charles Herbert_ Conklin
Ernest Wright
Mountainville
Orange County
Young Conklin
Goshen Jrails
Searses
Conklins
William Sears
Conklin
el” Sears
Ramapos
Edward James Downey
Erie Viaduct
Salisbury Mills
Charles Herbert Conklin
Jersey City
Salisbury
Wilson
Gregs
Papal Secretary Seeks Wilson Mediation on Vatican Crisis
Rome reports that Monsignor Cerretti, Papal Under Secretary of State, urged President Wilson to mediate a settlement of the Vatican situation after an Paris interview. He handed documents defending Vatican neutrality and outlined wartime humanitarian work for prisoners and deported persons.
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Associated Press
Rome
Monsignor Cerretti
Wilson
Vatican
Paris
Letters from 27th Division Hint Homecoming Soon
Letters from France indicate the 27th Division may be ordered home soon. Company I of Middletown and Major M. A. Stivers’s 100th Hospital unit are cited, with hopes the 27th will begin U S. return as Brest ships are arranged. Other notes mention 106th Infantry members saying they are slowly heading home and expect word early next week.
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Middletown
France
Times
M. A. Stivers
Ariddletown
United States
Company I Boys
106Th Infantry
Ith
Brest
Wilson
Fed. L
Goshen Supervisors Designate Newspapers and Approve Salaries
At Goshen on Friday the Board of Supervisors designated newspapers for public printing and election notices, with Port Jervis Daily Union Warwick Valley Dispatch to publish session laws and resolutions and Middletown Times-Press Goshen Independent Republican for notices. They approved bonds for sheriff elect W. M. Leonard and county clerk elect George F. Gregg and considered salary increases for multiple county officers and jail staff with a one‑year term from January 1, 1919. The meeting recessed, then resumed with further committee appointments and an adjournment sine die.
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Goshen
Board of Supervisors
Port Jervis Deliy Union
Warwick Valley Dispatch
Warren Citzen-Herald
Orange County Herald
Middletown Times-Preas
Goshen Independent Republican
George F. Gross
Republican County Committee
Robert J. Hock
H. W. Mhadeayne
Democratic County Committees
John B. Corwin
Positioon
W. M. Leonard
George F. Gregg
Supreme Court
Br. Flood
Denniston
Wes
Borry
Shortes
Your Charities Committee
Salares
Orange Farm
W. F. Darlard
H. E. Strack
Alice Stanton
Hannah Barton
Katherine Gelk
A. Decker
Isaac van Strander
Robert Teeple
James Scott, Jr
T. Hy Hyde
E A. Cosgrove
B.A. Lockwood
Kirtuer
John J. Poth
W. Gollespie
Bell Children’s Home
County Enga
Charles H. Smith
Deisseroth
Highway Committee
Newburgh
Wilson Receives Ovation as Peace Demands Rise
In London at Guild Hall President Wilson voices that lasting peace must come by mind's agreement not conquest. He lauds Allied armies and calls for unity now amid world peace urges. Paris reports German rail stockpiles turning to Allies. 3500 cars and 200 locomotives in one day. Delegation from League of Nations Union meets Wilson at the American embassy led by Viscount Grey and includes the Archbishop of Canterbury and Viscount Bruce.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Wilson
Icp
Paris
League of Nations’ Union
Viscount Grey
Archbishop of Canterbury
Viscount Brrce
United States
James C Farrell of Albany Dies After Prolonged Illness
James C Fat Tell of Albany, capitalist and vice president of the Albany Argus, died in New York after a lengthy illness at age 43. He was the son of John H Farrell and son in law of Anthony N Brady.
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Associated Press
Albany
James C. Fat- Tell
Albany Argus
New York
John H. Farrell
Anthony N. Brady
Tallman Tops GOP Doorkeeper and Senate Secretary Race
Two NY Republican contenders vie for House doorkeeper at 36000 yearly and Senate secretary at 6000, filling posts held by a SC Democrat. Candidates include A S Tallman of Dutchess and John L Hollingsworth of Albany, with Walton M Chandler and Benjamin L Fairchild seeking the Senate post. Real Estate Notes report Herman A Felsing sold his 139 acre Mount Hope farm to Dereht Dutcher of Wales, via A. rienschel.
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New York
House of Representatives
Senate
South Carolina
Allin S.tallman
Dutchess
Edmund Platt
John Il. Hollingsworth
Albany
Walter M. Chandler
Brooklyn
Benjamin L. Faircid
Felham
Herman A. Felsing
Mount Hope
Dereht Dutcher
Wales
4. Rienschel
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EPT
Kingson
PRIV
Howard E. Mallinson
First Presbyterian
Portland, Ore
Lieut
Lfe
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Theodore Lyman Frost
Storm King Stone Company
RT. Home
John Deisseroth
Patterson
Musbach
Tweed
W. F. Brash
Toth
James C. Farrell
A. S. Tallman
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