Regiment Is Ordered to Be Prepared
The First Infantry headquarters ordered subdivision commanders to be ready for rapid movement. No unit relief is indicated, but teams must be capable of quick relocation to any district the officers direct. Company E moved from home station with full equipment. Major Cookingham inspected Company H. Report of a March 5 return for Company I proved unreliable. Officers were told to keep commands prepared for swift movement, not necessarily homeward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Furst
Seid
Hone
Cookingham
Peekskill
Pleasantville
Times- Press
Poet Scout John Crawford Dies in Brooklyn Home
Brooklyn obituary notes Captain Jack Crawford a noted Indian fighter and writer of plays stories and poems dies at his Brooklyn residence after long illness. The piece mentions his city prominence and public interest in flag display standards and a reader letter about how the flag should be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout
Brooklyn
New York
John Wallace
Captain Jack) Crawford
Times-Press
Trustee's Wife Pleads Guilty To Assault on School Teacher
Goshen Feb 28 Mrs Brown wife of a school trustee pleaded guilty to assault in the third degree in the case involving Mrs Helen Rourke a schoolteacher. She received a reprimand from Justice Morschauser and was to be publicly lectured, with the note printed in school papers. The trial also covered a separate Erie Railroad personal injury suit and a Maybrook raid probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Brown
Morschauser
Brown
Helen Rourke
J. Dd. Wilson, Jr
Hirschberg
Wilson
Zoaki
Bean
Ars Rourke
William
McNeill
Justice _Morschauser
Jirs. Rourke
Afr. Brown
Cease
August Jachbmann
Erie Railroad Company
R. H. Barnett
Plameur
Watts, Oakes & Bright
Mr. Barnett
Jachmann
Greycourt
John Ditty
Jones
Jackmann
Elbert N. Oakes
Maybrook
Grand
Maybrook Evidence Before Two Courts
Arraigned in Montgomery before Justice Herbert F. Cox, Harry Smith charged with rambling with dice. exam adjourned to Friday. Smith’s companion Arizona held in Goshen jail awaiting grand jury action. Grand jury examined many witnesses about conditions fed by counts in Maybrook before the raid. indictments expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Herbert F. Cox
Montgomery
Hary Smith
Maytrock
Smith
Zon
Goshen Jaw
Srend
Winnessey
Goshen
Maybrook
Food Probe Bill Passed by House
The House approved by a vote of 227 to 10158 the sundry civil appropriation bill including $400,060 for a Federal Trade Commission probe into the high cost of living. Albany reports a New York bill proposing $1 million to aid the foods and markets commissioner to ease a food emergency. The sundry civil bill totals $138,000,000 with $460,000 for the price of living investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internationalews Service
Washington
House
Federal Trade Commission
Albany
Cotilio
New York
Commissioner of Foods and Market
Tighe to Take Erie Post as Land and Tax Agent
William L Tighe formerly with William T Cassidy law office for five years will tomorrow join the Erie Railroad Company as Land and Tax Agent for New York and surrounding counties including Rockland Orange Sullivan Broome and New York City area He is a Newburgh Academy graduate class of 1960 and earned six first place medals in the 1910 Orange County Interscholastic meet He is a son of Michael and Delia Tighe both deceased and will reside in New York. The Rev Dr Robert Watson of the Scotch Presbyterian Church New York spoke at the First Presbyterian Men’s Club dinner and was a former pastor in Cincinnati Ohio where Rev Dr Kirkwood also held a large pastorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tims
Newburgh
William L. Tighe
William T. Cassidy
Erie Railroad Company
Tighe
Newburgh Academy
Orange County
Michael
Delia Tighe
New York
New Yor
Rockland
Orange
Sullivan and
Broome
Robert Watson
Scotch Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
Kirkwood
City's Health Report Satisfactory Despite Gaps
Regular Board of Health meeting presided by Vice-President Elliott in Mayor Thompson's absence discusses license for Charles Chambers ice cream operation at 65 North Street. Officials note minor sanitary steps needed. milk samples show improvement and city reports show births 235 and deaths 49 for the past month. Two scarlet fever cases remain. no diphtheria.
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Thompson
Elliott
Board of Health
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Chambers
North Street
Greene
City
Bull
Chambers
Hanmer
Stanton
State Hospital
Thrall Hospital
Wilsons power to be restricted in final bill draft
International News Service reports during a february Washington briefing that President Wilson faces limits on powers in a final bill draft as tensions with Germany rise over the sinking of ships and the fate of Yarrowdale prisoners. Ambassadors and officials maneuver to align action with war readiness and diplomatic cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
International News Service
Washington
Ucuttad
Spa von Bethmann-Hollweg
United States
Siven
Yarrowdale
Air Bryan
Austria
Penfield
Viena
Spain
Vienna
Louse Foreign Affairs Committee
War Risk Insurance Bureau
St. Held
London
Germany
Berlin
State Department
Lyman M. Law
William Joenings
Congress
Sion
Sudden Death of William B Howland in New York
William Bailey Howland, 68, president of the Independent Corporation publishers of the Independent Harper's Weekly and the Countryside Magazine, died suddenly at his No. 119 West Fortieth Street office of angina pecitoris. He had long been a publisher and editor, notably of Outlook and Outing Magazine, and owned Breeze Hill summer home near Denton to Johnson. He leaves a wife and two sons Karl V. S. Howland and Harold J. Howland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wiliam Bailey Howland
The
Independent Corporation
Independent
Harper's Weelth
the Countryside Magazine
West Fortieth Street
Howland
Momnmeg
J. Witham Alen
West Twelfth Street
Harry Green Claimed by Death at Home on South Street
Harry Green died peacefully at his home on South Street on Wednesday afternoon after a six month illness. A Mid dletown High School graduate and member of Byrne & McDonald in New York City, he was 25 South Street resident. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bring, brother William D. Green and sister Bessie Brink. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at the late home, burial at Howells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Green
South Street
Middletown High School
Byrne & McDonald
Oo Broadway
New York City
Sleddietown Wate, B. PG. E
Airs
Charles J. Bring
William D. Green
Bessie 1 Brink
Howells
Bluejackets Quell Cuban Disturbance Near Guantanamo
Two American bluejackets squads were dispatched from Caimanera naval station to quell a small riot in Guantanamo and protect foreigners and property if needed. Order was restored without violence and the sailors returned to base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Caimanera
Cuba
Guantanamo
Navy Department
Vengeance Call from Hoy Over Laconia Sinking
A Washington cablegram from Austin Hoy demands action against Germany to avenge the deaths of his mother Mary Hoy and sister Elizabeth Hoy aboard the torpedoed Laconia. He appeals to President Wilson and warns he will fight Germany under another flag if the U S does not act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Austin
United States
Mary Hoy
Elizabeth Hoy
London
Wilson
Germany
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Amsterdam
Laconia
Bree
U. S
Turkey
Berlin
Austria-Hungary
State Department
South America
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Jack Crawford
Capt Crawford
Geo. Russell
Weldon FL Weston
Ralph J. Weston
Assemblyman Coffey
F. F. Gs
WM. L. Tighe
Erie Post
America
Hague
Hiner Kristiansafjer
Christiana
Halifax
Treasury
WM. B. Howland
Breeze Hill
Denton
Johnson
Mahton
Tyrrell
Bluejackets
N Pwarira
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