Spartacans Peasants and Radicals Launch Move in Saxony
A chaotic report details Swiss style political upheaval as Spartacans peasants and radical socialists form a movement to overthrow the government in Saxony. The dispatch notes troop movements including the 27th Division sailing from Brest to New York aboard the Leviathan with about 8,000 guardsmen and 1,000 wounded aboard. The scene portrays reception plans and a large contingent preparing to sail, with references to General O’Ryan and General DeBevoise and the ongoing Brest to New York voyage.
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Saxony
Levistearn
Brest
Leviathan
America
Yryan
Debevoise
53D
Brk Mde
Hig Staf
New York
Crotches
Arbor
Ensign Kenneth C. Smith in U S Navy service
Ensign Kenneth C. Smith is listed in the U S Navy service records. The notice confirms his status with the naval forces and notes his assignment or duty entry during the period covered by the publication.
Carpenters Strike Ends With Partial Return to Work
A union delegation urged Howes Construction on government property to reinstate all striking carpenters. The firm refused to rehire every striker, prompting 290 carpenters to stay out. Despite talks, only some strikers returned while others remained loyal to broad reinstatement. Work on the Otisville hospital site proceeds with strikebreakers under deputy sheriffs.
Taft challenges critics of league at Mid-Continental Congress
William Howard Taft told St Louis on February 26 that senators Poindexter Reed and Borah must defend the constitution or offer constructive peace proposals. He warned that rejecting the league would spur a new offensive alliance and wider war, and urged approval of the Paris draft covenant.
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St. Louis
William UH. Taft
League of Nations
Henator Poindexter
Borah
Reed
United States
Poindexter
Taft
Senate
League of the Nations
Paris
Farmers Demonstration At W P Richardson Farm Near Goshen
Sixteen farmers and fruit growers attended a pruning demonstration led by Farm Bureau Manager Greene at the home of former Senator W P Richardson near Goshen on Tuesday morning. For nearly two hours Greene demonstrated pruning of pear, apple, peach trees and raspberry bushes, with attendees from Washingtonside Chester and local residents asking questions and receiving satisfactory answers.
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W. P. Richardson
Goshen
Farm Bureau
Greene
Physicians' Club Dinner Honors Otisville Medical Officers
The Middletown Physicians' Club held a reception and turkey dinner at the Old Orchard Club for Medical officers at Government Hospital No. 8 Otisville. Speeches by Major W Hammer and other officers praised the hospital’s growth. Attendees included Medical Reserve Corps officers and Middletown medical leaders.
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Physicians’ Club of
Middletown
Old Orchard Club
Government Hospital
No. 8
Otisville
George B. Cody
Orange County
M. C. Ashier
A. Savers
Alo
Eind
Suesis
Medical Reserve Corps
W. Hammer
E.anderson
Medical Staf
Johnson
Enberg
Knowles
Plunkett
Willis
Franklin
Smith
McBride
Jedkowicz
Elway
Thorborne
Argus
Kane
Little
Sager Bradbrook
Stone
Ganley
Ro van Demark
Club
Medical Profession of
M. C. Ashley
R. C. Woodman
William Rk
President Wilson to meet Senators on Capitol Hill
President Wilson plans a Capitol visit if engagements permit to discuss the legislative session. He urges prompt action on big appropriation bills and will push oil leasing and water power measures, employment service provision, and a $100,600,000 land reclamation appropriation for soldiers and sailors.
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Associated Preps
Washington
Wilson
Capitol
Middletown Auto Show Opens At Armory Tonight
The third annual Middletown automobile show opens at the State Armory at 4 30 this evening with Secretary of State Francis M Hugo slated to deliver an address after arriving at 6 18. Exhibitors have arranged a large display of pleasure and commercial cars, with a major feature being a collection of license plates seized by traffic officers. The event promises ideal weather and strong turnout.
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Moddletown
State Armory
Francis M. Hugo
Middletown
Mitchell Inn
Middletown Automobile and Accessory Esters” Protective Association
Armory
Aio
Beens
Trafic
Clebt
General Strike and Revolt Reported Across Europe
Berlin reports a general strike proclaimed by Spar tacans and Radical Socialists to overthrow Saxony’s government and disrupt railways. Peasant revolts spread in Baden amid tension with Workmen's Councils. Seventy six Communists are arrested in Budapest amid claims of Russian funding. Libau and Windau ports recaptured. London papers editorialize hope for Wilson's appeal to the United States.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Spartacans
Saxony
Manheim
Baden
Basle
Budapest
Russia
London
Edorial
Wile ‘Son
Boston
United States
Daily Mail
Dale News
Europe
Wilson
Fred L Daley Wounded in Argonne Forest in WWI
Fred L Daley a mechanic in Company M 310th Infantry 78th Division son of Mrs Mary E Daley 17 Eldred Street was wounded October 15 in the Argonne Forest with gas and slight guerr wounds He stated in a letter that they were moving toward Brest and hoped to be home by March 1.
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Fred AL Daley
Co. M
310Th Infantry
Mary E. Daley
Eldred Street
Argonne Forest
Brest
Plain Income Tax Law Explained for 1927 Filers
The Internal Revenue Department clarifies how the new income tax is calculated. A married taxpayer with two children earning 3000 last year would deduct 2090, claim 40 per child, and be taxed on the remainder at six percent, with due dates and tax banks to follow. Individuals earning 2139 or more, or 2608 for married filers, must file by March 1. Unpaid taxes will still receive tax banks from the government.
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Internal Revenue Department
Priest Praises 27th Division at Albany Session
Captain Tells Legislators of Deeds of 27th Albany Reb 26 Members of the Senate and Assembly in joint session Tuesday morning listened to Rev Francis A Kelley chaplain of the 27th Division as he described the fighting under Major General Toan F O Ryan When it broke the Hindenburg line and took the tunnel that meant security to the Germans Father Kelley urged real appreciation of the heroism of the men They are not concerned with money but they must be told they did well Speaker Thaddeus C Sweet said the Legislature has begun steps to show gratitude to the returning troops Assemblyman Martin G McCue proposed three cheers as he concluded remarks The taking of the Hindenburg line broke German morale and shielded American efforts from enemy attack
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Albany
Senate and
Assembly
Francis A Kelley
Toan F. O'Ryan
Father Kelley
Thaddeus C. Sweet
Commission of State Officials
New York
Martin G. McCue
Hindenburg Line
Father Helley
Norwich Man Declared a Hero in France Action
First Lieutenant Lee S. Hultzen of Norwich received a heroism citation for extraordinary actions near Vervins, France, on September 26. He organized and held his platoon of about fifteen, captured three German machine guns, cleared a pillbox, and attacked a dozen enemies with supporting fire. Home address 7 Holy Father, 56 West Main Street, Norwich.
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Lee S. Hultzen
Norwich
Lee &. Hultzen
Ahith
Vievieon Hay
France
Liett. Hultzes
Holy Father
West Main Street
Wich
Reverend W F Kettle Arrives As New Church Pastor
Rev William F Kettle, new pastor of the First Congregational Church, arrived with church members from Brooklyn and began arranging his home at the East and Little avenues manse. Mrs Kettle stays in New York to join son Charles B in the Navy. they plan to come by Thursday. Obituary notice for Mrs William M Mitteer misstates family relations. they are father and daughter, now slowly improving.
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William F Kettle
First Congregational Church
Brookynant
Toonacking
East
Little Avenues
William M. Mitteer
Jaugter
A C Ogden Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Alderman A C Ogden came home Tuesday from Philadelphia where he was hospitalized for four weeks after an operation for a long standing ailment. Friends report the procedure was successful and he will resume duties with renewed vigor once he regains strength.
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A. C. Ogden
Philadelphia
Lankanan Hospital
Car Abandoned By Auto Thief
Tuesday evening at Bellyrood Farm, Russell Hume left his Ford in front of the Armory while at the building. On return at 45 he found the car missing. Mr Hume traced the vehicle to a roadside area outside the city. Police were notified and are seeking the responsible party. The car appeared uninjured.
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Russell &. Hume
Hume
Yugy
Allo
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New York Tribune
107Th Infantry
Brest Allway
Pontanezin
Andrews
Gioner AL D. Brent
Tedier Butler
Marine Oficers
Heiliz
Nonamahire
Portzres K Top
Viathan
Brooxton
Manhattan
Fair
Cold Ave
Albert Collins
Co. A
List Pioneer Infantry
Harvey Collins
Lee
Germany
Ensign Kenneth C. Smith
U. S&s Naval Aervice
Kenneth C. Smith
Charles H
TE. S. General Hospital
Howes Construction Co
Govermment
Central
Carpenters
Building Trades Association
Ochisville Hospital
Ousville
Jenna Schindler
Union of Carpenters and Joiners
Times-Press
Air
Schimtler
Schinder
Howes Constructions
Car Pentes
Howes Construction Company
Tesni
League
Johnston McKay
Edward J. Collins
Newburgh
Clifford C. Ludvitb
Broadway
New Yorkery
John B. Rose
John J. Townsend
James G Graham
Hughes, Rounds
Vassar’s
Vassar College
Penelope Sherwood
Cornwall
The
Physicians’ Club
Old Orchard
Z. Li Banmer
D. B. Hardenbergh
Otisville Government Hospital
E. Anderson
Hugo Will
Communiste
Reponse
Copenhagen
Libau
Windan
Courtland
Baltic Sea
Bolesheviki
London Press
Fred L. Daley
W. F. Kettle
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