Counter Attack on Huns in Local Operation
Paris dispatch reports French forces fighting along the Ourcq and Le Marne front made progress at several points while Germans suffered heavy losses. British gains noted on the northern flank of the Lys–Lander salient with about two hundred prisoners taken. Pershing casualty list tallies 4 killed in action 3 died of wounds 22 wounded by accident 1 missing 16 wounded severely 3 wounded slightly 1. Washington banner indicates French reserves holding line as German Crown Prince armies push westward toward Villers-Cotterets.
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Work by Christian Endeavorers for State C E Convention
Union meeting at First Congregational Church highlighted the effort of local Christian Endeavorers preparing for the State C E Convention on July 14. Speakers noted 1,000 delegates expected, many host sites needed, and continued volunteer support with June 15 as final local registration day.
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Arthur Decker
Goshen
R. 0. Kirkwood
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Russ Alice Howell
Ben
Public Market Opens Season Tuesday on Orchard Street
The public market will open for the season Tuesday morning at clock on Orchard Street. Commissioner of Markets Charles L. Elrood will run the market. A large representation of farmers is expected with a good assortment of farm and garden products. Regulations from the Times-Press will be enforced.
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Japan and China Reserve Union in Far East Defense
Pekin reports the foreign office states the China Japan convention covers joint military operations only in defense against the German threat in Liberia. The exchange of notes was made public today.
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Ex mayor Wilbur enters 26th district congressional race
Former Poughkeepsie mayor Daniel W. Wilbur announced his candidacy in the Republican primaries for Congress from New York's 26th district. He has consulted with Newburgh Republicans and was a Chamber of Commerce delegate here last week, signaling intent to pursue the race.
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Newburgh
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35000 Employees of Mill Strike in New Bedford
By Associated Press New Bedford Mass June 3 textile mills employing 35000 hands closed today as result of a general strike begun last night A third of operatives work on government contracts this detail adds urgency to the stoppage and hints at potential wartime impact
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Army casualty list includes two named servicemen
In the General Pershing Sunday list, Sergeant John S McDonald of Binghamton dies of disease and Sergeant Daniel Brandon of Towners Putnam county is reported missing in action.
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Binghamton
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Towners
Putnam County
Miss Selleck Weds Harry F Green in City nuptials
Mr and Mrs John Selleck announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Emily to Harry Frederick Green an auditor at Merchants National Bank and general chairman of the Middletown Red Cross committee The couple wed in New York on a Saturday and began a wedding trip before returning to reside in the city.
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Sprague Avenue
Mary Emily
Harry Frederick Green
Merchants’ National Bank
Middletown
Woodmen Memorial Service Among Middletown Camp Members
The Middletown Camp No. 11604 MWA held its annual memorial at graves of departed members on Sunday afternoon. Four captains led five-man crews to local cemeteries to plant flowers and lay flowers on graves. The remembered names include Frank Swartwout Phillipsburg Raymond Holley Greenville Eugene Holley Port Jervis and Dewitt Corwin Howells.
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Frank Swartwout
Phillipsburgh
Raymond Holley
Greenville
Eugene Holley
Port Jervis
Dewitt Corwin
Howells
Valuable horse dies at Gordon Lumber Company
The Gordon Lumber Company reports the death of one of its team horses on Saturday night. The animal, valued at 250 dollars, had been owned by the company for about four years.
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accident to sussex machine and brooklynites mishap
A Sunday collision near Pine Hill Cemetery involved a Sussex New Jersey couple in a Studebaker and a Poughkeepsie man in a Packard. Both drivers and Mrs Sisco suffered minor head injuries and received treatment before returning home. A Brooklyn party in a Ford touring car on High View Hill also collided with two other cars, sending occupants to Thrall Hospital with minor injuries and the Ford to Stanton’s Garage for repairs.
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Brooklyn
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Moses
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Falrsburgh
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Bloomingburg
Ford
Stanton
Wurtsboro
Thrall Hospital
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Two Ours
Father Botti officiates Sunday masses at St Josephs
The Rev. Father Andrew Paul Botti, recently named assistant rector of St Joseph's Church, celebrated the 9 and 12 o'clock masses on Sunday. He will reside at the rectory beside the church.
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Andrew Paul Botti
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Russian Counter Revolution Plot Linked to Mutiny
London reports a Moscow and Petrograd counter revolutionary plot gripping Russia. The plot is tied to mutinous Czecho Slovak troops who seized key rail junctions. May 29 Soviet authorities called arms for workers and poor peasants in Petrograd Moscow Kuban and Don regions. Moscow placed under siege as counter revolutionaries are arrested and press controls tightened.
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Four Officers and Twenty Men Missing on President Lincoln
Washington June 3 The Navy Dept received a supplemental report from Vice Admiral Sims stating four officers and twenty men are believed missing from the American transport President Lincoln sunk Friday by a German submarine about 80 miles off Bea. The message did not disclose whether the missing are restored soldiers or crew. An authentic list is expected soon. destroyer stations and reports from rescues may be delayed. Stanley Southwell of this city was aboard the Lincoln, and his relatives await casualty lists.
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Rumor of Capture of Raider Reported by AP
An unconfirmed rumor reaches the third naval district that a submarine off the coast has been captured by a United States warship and is being towed here.
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New York
Third Naval District Office
United States
Federal agents seize Robinson in O Leary case
Six men from Newburgh travel to New York to testify before a federal grand jury in the Jeremiah O Leary case. Willard Robinson is arrested by secret service men after being linked to the fugitive. Donohue and others aided detectives while driving the suspect through Broadway.
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Newburgh
Federal Grand Jury
New York City
Jeremiah O'Leary
New York
Federal Secret Service
Willard 4. Robinson
Middletown
John J. Ryan
Buffalo
Robinson
Secret Service
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Joseph McCauley
Saviiton
Daniel O'Leary
William P. Donohue
Wiliam P. Donohue, Jr
O’leary
Donohue
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Middletown Auto Club Meeting With Motordom Manager
All members of the Middletown Automotive Association are asked to meet at the Mitchell Inn tonight at 9 o clock to hear Mr Reed the manager of Motordom who will deliver an important message to local autoists.
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Harry T Craig Joins Fort Slocum From Local Recruit Office
Harry T Craig son of Mr and Mrs Harry L Craig of 40 East Main Street left the local recruiting office to depart for Fort Slocum even though he had yet to reach 19 on May 12 He scored 100 percent on his examinations and his eagerness to serve shows his dedication Though exempt by age he remains a valued employee of Bradney Machine Company and the announcement notes his American spirit
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Harry L. Craig
East Main Street
Fort Slocum
Bradney Machine Company
Port Jervis Loses to Middletown on Hayes Field
Port Jervis High School baseball team was edged by Middletown High 4 to 3 Saturday afternoon at Hayes Field. A large crowd watched an exciting, closely contested game with several notable plays.
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Middletown High School
Hayes Field
First Loafer Gets Six Months in Jail
Syracuse police report Henry McDonald of Providence as the 61st victim of the anti loaching law on the first day under the new statute. Arraigned before Justice B Mears, he was sentenced to six months in the county penitentia ry. He had not worked for weeks, spent days fishing, and slept in the woods, claiming he never intended to work.
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Fifteen Vessels Sunk Off Jersey Coast Benight New York
A maritime bulletin reports that fifteen vessels including a steamship and schooner were sunk off the Jersey coast by German submarines during the night. The Edward H. Cole, a Boston owned sailing vessel, was among them and its crew landed in New York. Port officials halted outgoing ships as American destroyers possibly engage the subs.
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