Guardsmen to Get Government Pay Under New Law
The new act reorganizes the army to provide federal pay for National Guard enlisted men and incentivizes state militia service. Guardsmen must report eight times per two years to armories, including drill nights and instruction. Pay ranges from $136.66 yearly for senior noncoms to $15 for privates, with state-duty pay varying by rank. Officers receive federal compensation for state service, from $200 to $500 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
National Guard
Stolen Indian motorcycle sought by police
Walden June 6 police issue circular offering a twenty five dollar reward for recovery of an Indian motorcycle worth three hundred dollars. Stolen Thursday night from Marbrook area. Engine number 766536. Description: Italian, about five feet tall, 145 pounds, dark features, slight build. A man seen in Middletown at 2 am Saturday attempted to sell a similar machine. Chief McCoach investigated, seeking the vehicle and a warrant for grand larceny. Local authorities coordinating with Walden Rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
Meldep
Ward
Trom Marbrook
Edward Rumse
X.Y
Sou
McCoach
Middletoon
MecCoach
Welden
Bingster
Middletown
New Paitz
Russian Successes in Pripet Drive
Associated Press reports Russian forces push from Pripet toward Roumania with about 660,600 Austrian opponents estimated. In Paris, German reinforcements arrive for Fort Vaux to wear down French resistance as Belgian gains are noted in German East Africa with Belgians penetrating 12 miles since mid April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Petrograd
Pripet
Roumania
Vaux
Paris
Fort Vaux
Africa
Havre
German East Africa
Arkansas Tornado Traced Toll Near Eighty Lives
Memphis reports confirm a devastating Arkansas tornado last night claiming about 80 lives and injuring over 1,000. Property losses reached roughly 1.59 million dollars as the storm draped across the region before noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Arkansas
Secord
Trepelis
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Obituary items from Harriman area June issue
A long obituary column notes John Howard of Harriman died at his daughter's home. He would have been 70 in September, born near Arden. Survived by Carrie Green Jennie Green and John of Central Valley. funeral June 7 at 2 at M E Church and burial in Green plot Highlands Cemetery. Also details on Margaret Madden Kinsila Port Jervis death at 73, Chauncey Bennett in South Centreville, Melvina Murray Pine Bush, Mary Pride Ulster County, plus notes on Mrs F L Griffin Godenfoy and Mrs Susan VanOrden Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard
Harriman
Roy Green
Mr. Howard
Arden
Greenwood
Carrie
Charles Green
Jennie
John
Central Valley
Eugene Ryder
Nas
Howard
M. E. Church
Green Piot
Highlands
Everrore
Peter Townsend
Southfields
Margaret Madden Kinsila
Port Jervis
John Kinsia
Mall Street
Newry
Ireland
Bernard Madden
John Mitchel
John Purroy Mitchel
New Yorks
America
John Kin- Sila
Surye Edward
Julia Kinsta
Port Jer
Kinsile
St Mary’s Church
Chauncey Bennett
Presbmenan Church
South Centreville
C. H. Mattison
Middletown
Mrr. Bennett
Tioga County
New York
Abram
Susan (Ligier) Bennett
Chauncey
Orange County
Mr Bennett
Mary Perry
Greenville
Wilton
Mary
Learns
Ida
Bennett
Emma Barrett
Ansonia
Harriet Hawxhurst
John Richardson
Yonkers
Manning Cemetery
Melvina Murray
Pine Bush
Ulsterville
Ablijah and
Mary (Rosencrans) Bowen
Pine
Murray
George
Albert Aurrery
Arts
Frank Corwin
Charles Bower
M. E
George E. Wright
New Prospect
Peter Pride
Mary E. Pride
Academy Avenue
Clintondale
Ulster Cow
Charles R
Catherine Depew
Ellenville
F. L. Griffin
F. L. Grifin
Godenror
Edward Burdick
Forestburgh
N. Y
Godeffroy
Susan VanOrden
Morgan
Dwyer Avenue
Liberty
VanOrden
James H. VanOrden
Cow Killed by Lightning Near Pine Knot School
A valuable cow owned by C. H. Wergant near the Pine Knot school house was struck by lightning during yesterday's electrical storm. The animal, separated from five others and standing near a wire fence, died. the herd mate were unhurt and the cow was insured with Bord and Deming.
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C. H. Wergant
Pine Knot
Bord & Deming
Middletown lodge meets to plan building additio n
Building committee of Middletown Lodge 1997 B P O ELD holds last Saturday session. A motion calls for a special meeting Thursday at 8 PM to discuss reorganization of the committee and raise funds for an addition to the lodge home. Lieutenant Earl A McIntyre to be invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Lodge
Earl A. McIntyre
Order OF Moose
Middletown
Loyal Order of Moose
West Main Street
Wichita Flood Reaches City as Arkansas Rises
Wichita Kansas June 6 flood from the Little Arkansas inundates large parts of town. Police and women assist in rescuing marooned families by taxis and cars. Citizens flee to higher ground as the city endures rising waters. Royal Arcanum Day plans outlined at Concordia Council No 1077 meeting. An event at Peters Church Liberty follows. Mrs Maria Lawrence dies at White Sulphur Springs aged 78 after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas
Fromen
Royal Arcanum
Concordia Council
Maria Lawrence
Marie Lawrence
Johnathan L. Lawrence
Melvin Josner
White Sulphur Springs
Rheuma Liniment Works Wonders for Vacation Needs
A vintage ad promotes Rheuma Liniment as a safety first travel helper. It claims relief for colds, tired feet, headaches from sun, minor cuts, mosquito bites, sore joints, cracked skin, and neuralgic pains. Tuthill & Terhune offer a money back guarantee if not satisfied. product is described as clean and easy to rub in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smedy
Tuthill & Terhune and
Tuthill's
Hughes Booster Plans to Tear Open GOP Convention
George W. Perkins urges a wide opening at the Chicago Republican Convention by urging a Hughes compromise while Roosevelt stand patters led by Hiram Johnson threaten a protracted fight. They warn that sacrificing four year old principles for expediency will trigger a Wilson endorsement movement. Perkins stays silent awaiting the convention start.
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George W. Perkins
Chicago
Hughes
Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
California
Wilson
Mr. Perkins
Vassar commencement held amid rain at open air events
June 6 at Poughkeepsie the third day of Vassar’s commencement featured class day exercises and a thunderstorm that drenched thousands of alumnae and guests who sought shelter. After the rain the program continued including the daisy chain carried by the entire class and a performance of The Tempest. Separately F. I. Vander Beek of Ara more Farms proposed placing a Percheron stallion at Liberty for local breeders to access a top breed horse.
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Poughkeepsie
Vassar
F. I. Vander Beek
Aramore
Glen Spey
Guernsey
Farm Bureau
Liberty
Cullen Settlement Reaches Erie Actions in Chester
In Chester June 6 the Erie Railroad cases of Mr and Mrs Bernard H Cullen ended in settlement for damages from Mrs Cullens February 18 1915 injury alighting from a westbound train at the village station. The station was under construction and the platform rough, keeping Mrs Cullen largely confined. Mr Cullen sued for loss of services and care expenses. Attorney Ivan A Gardner of Middletown led the settlement with Erie counsel Waits Oakes Bright. In Port Jervis June 6 Paul L Otts Erie case settled and withdrawn from the calendar. Otts suffered injuries October 28 while brakeman near a switch stand deemed too close to track. Erik legal reps listed.
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Chester
Erie Railroad Company
Bernard H. Cullen
Cullen
Newburgh
Erie
Meadow Avenue
Ivan A. Gardner
Middletown
Messrs. Waits, Oakes & Bright
Port Jervis
Paul L. Ott
Atritt
Gr Teorr
Attories
Mr. Ott
Watts, Oakes & Bright
Ice Cream and Rake Sale Postponed Near Academy Park
Sale of ice cream and rake near Academy Avenue Park was postponed due to illness. Organizers did not set a new date.
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Academy Avenue Park
Ilness
Miss Mildred Hurley Feeds Busy April Record
Miss Mildred Hurley, field agent of Middletown State Hospital, completed a busy April. She conducted 12 visits to ward patients, paroled patients in homes, and discharged patients in homes, plus visits to prospective patients in their homes across multiple towns including Middletown Liberty Newburgh Kingston Walden Port Jervis Ellenville Saugerties and New York City. She helped place a home for four women needing treatment and supervision by a hospital physician and consulted at Binghamton State Hospital on April 4. Twelve state hospitals now have field agents at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Hurley
Middletown State Hospital
Pirate
Rom Binghamton State Hospital
Hurler O
Proposals Filed For County Roads Repairs
Albany June State Highway Department lists proposals for repairing roads Nos 33 and 31 by state aid. Firms DeGraat Heston Inc Kingston Schunremank Construction Company Histianilis Z18 045 50 Job 4 Tova Inc New barth Abner AL Harmer burgh 315 contract to be let. Miss Pfluse busy new commissioner of charities works at Cig Hall organizing for effectual service while books from superintendent Wood for Fears are turned over to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Highway Department
DeGraat & Hesetoom., Inc
Koneston
Schunremank Construction Company
Hishian Ilis
Tova Inc
Newbarth
Abner AL Harmer
Burgh
Pfluse
Misa Putte
Bressler to File Bankruptcy Petition After Liquidation
Percival Jackson of New York says Brooklyn haberdasher Paul Bressler will file a bankruptcy petition. Merritt building store owner Alea Merritt received a letter confirming the plan to settle debts. Dr Hardenbergh acts as health officer while Hanmer attends a state convention at Saratoga Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival Jackson
New York City
Tor Paul Bressler
Brooklyn
Merritt Building
James Street
Alea. Merritt
Bressler
Merritt
Hardenbergh Aacts
Hanmer
Saratos Springs
Hardenber
Why Men Grow Bald Captains Why Men Are Growing Bald
Thousands of men are stowing Wald avar day and doat knew the reason Why Many of them never expect to save even what hair is left. This is indeed a pity. Says a hair especial he claims that baldness ily comes from carelessness and that amione who gives the hair just a lote attention should 2lyas hate an abundance of good healthy hair. Dandruff and dirt help ie cause bald ness and clozzing the pores in the seals, and guiing the dandrar terms fertiie ground for molife breeding. The treatment is very simple: shampoo the hair at least once in ten days and destroy the dancing germs bs frequently appliing Pari ace. a delightfuly efficient jon that the pest dracsists where are now recommending as one of the quickest and surest treatments to stop itching scalp and felling heir remove al dandras and to refresh and invigorate the hair rents Parisian Lace is also the discrimi nating woman's favorite hair dress- Ink because it gives her hair a soft ness and Incire that fascinates and compels admiration. A generous bottle costs out little from RC. Tut hill and Tuthill & Terhene, who guar antees it to you-Advertisement
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Amione
RC. Tuthill and Tuthill & Terhene
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Acon Motor Seni
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Henry Reinewald
North Street
Col
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Public Service Commission of
Haywood
Justice Hughes
Hoffman Lodge
F. & Aoe
Needlecraft Club
van Fleet
Wickham Avenue
Girls' Friendly Society
Garis”Friendly Society
Grace Church
Glenwood
G. A. Swalm @ Son Co
Hughes Booster
J.M. Totten
N.Y
Hospital
MR. Bressler
Day
Doat
H. EF
Mentley Saines
Wee Man
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