John Clancys Named in Double Escape Case
Two men named John Clancy attracted police notice. One, a visitor at the Slawson barn in Paisburg, claimed to be John Clancy after rain drove him inside. He was identified by hospital staff and released. The second Clancy, 36, 5 feet 5 inches, escaped Hancock jail en route to Delhi and remains at large.
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John Clancy
Amr
John R. Stawson
Paisburgh
Nam Faulkner
Faulkner
Goshen
Slawson
Clancy
Mitchell Inn Tythe
John Claney
Twin babies to remain for day
Agnes M. Ackerson and her twin baby boys remain at Thralt Hospital. They will probably stay until tomorrow as no decision has been made about the mother or the children. Relatives may take charge of the children and the mother may be allowed to return home under certain conditions.
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Agnes M. Ackerson
Fertila
Thralt_ Hospital
Warwick Men to Plattsburg Camp Announcement
Warwick June 8 The L and H Tanagers announce to shop employees that vacations of two weeks plus an extra week for those attending the Plattsburg camp for military instruction will be granted. Robert Hurler Henry C Seely and Edwin Strong among likely attendees W Randolph Welling also plans to go Spelling contest and entertainment at Bethel Mr Church postponed to Thursday June 15.
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Warwick
L. & H. Tanagers
Ogree
Gice
Plattsburg Camp
Robert Hurler
Henry C Seely
Edwin Strong
W. Randolph Welling
the Bethel
Church
Americanism Over All Message From Roosevelt to Convention
Theodore Roosevelt says he will go to Chicago to address the Republican convention if delegates request it. He attacks Wilson, calls for unity and Americanism, and urges the party to select a leader who can meet the crisis and keep the nation at peace while upholding lofty national motives. The document stresses America first and criticizes German influence in politics.
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International News Service
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
William P. Jackson
Maitland
Sno
America
Wilson
Roosevelt
Dulline
Imcola
Washington
Jackson
Jong
Oline
Wil- Soh
United States
Oni
Cullinan Named Delegate At Knights Of Columbus Meet
At a Buffalo convention of the Knights of Columbus T F Callinan of 2 Albert Street was elected a delegate to the national gathering at Davenport August 1 to 4. Also named were L William Cortes and other local representatives. A bishop installation drew a 35 000 strong parade with 700 delegates from across the country. Officers elected included State Deputy James E Finegan James A Dowd Arthur J Hills Frank H Shields and Philip Hammes. Patriot ic Order meets Camp No 41 held a regular session with many applications for membership received.
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Knights of Columbus
Buffalo
T. F. Callinan
Albert Street
The
Order
Davenport
Cullinan
L. William FP. Cortes
Cra
James E Finegan
New York
James A. Dowd
Arthur J. W. Hills
Frank H. Shields
Auburm
Philip Hammes
Utica
Goshen Roads Bids Opened For State Aid Improvements
Albany lists proposals opened for Orange county highway improvements. Road No. 9A Middletown area bids include Schunnemunk Construction Company Highland Mills 1532.60 and Nash Griffin Lerwich 1802. Total amounts vary with bids from Poughkeepsie firms to Goshen village and Newburgh specialists. Road No. 499 Middletown Montgomery bids reach over 191 thousand with several contractors. Road No. 1829 Goshen Village bids involve multiple firms including Wm J Kidd New York and Abner M Harper Newburgh with amounts ranging from about 47 thousand to 94 thousand. Other bids include Sewage Disposal and Water Plant companies and Falkull Cons. Co. Inc. Poughkeepsie.
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Albany
State Highway Department
Orange County
Middletown
Schunnemunk
West Hurley
Baward P Arbogast
Stroudsburg
John A. Jove, Inc
Newburgh
Goshen Village
J Kidd
New York
Iohn S_. Turner
Mt Vernon
Abner M. Harper, Inc
Schunnemunk Cons. Co
Highland Mills
Falkull Cons. Co., Inc
Poughkeepsie
Hughes Sentiment Grows as Hughes Seen Nominated
The piece outlines Republican leaders in Chicago aiming to name Justice Charles Evans Hughes as the nominee, unless Roosevelt ally support shifts and the Progressive ticket influence is secured. It notes Roosevelt’s likely nonparticipation and efforts to consolidate Progressive backing, with platform and organization taking precedence over debate.
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International News Service
Hughes
Coliseum
Chicago
Charles Cvans Hughes
George von L. Meyer
William Loeber
Roosevelt Republican Committee
Roosevel
el Vendon
Bas
National Committee
Roosevelt
Oscar S. Strans
Justice Hughes
Harding
Fnally
Con‘olonel Roosevelt
Ursuline Academy Musical Thrives Despite Rainy Night
Ursuline Academy presented a full program to a good crowd despite rain, featuring Marie Otto and Marie Van Wagner in The Lark and the Nightingale, Gertrude Smith in White Butterfly, Candace Dewson in Lovely Rosebuds, and Esther Simmons in Oh Happy Streamiet, with a lengthy list of solos and choruses in the Garden of the Flowers concert. Graduation exercises follow at 3 PM with selections, addresses, and honors announced for the graduates including Otto, Dusit, Loretta Buzzard, and Dawson.
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Ursuline Academy
Esther Simmons
Brooks Mary Frances Donnelli
May Loretta
Blizard
Wyatt
von Weber
Anna Marie McKimner Mande
Josephine Kelley
Beaumont Gertrude Helen Cooney
Moszkowska
Candace Adrienne Dawson Mary
Scotts
Hensen Anna Marie van Wazner
Aimee Schutt
Marguerite Marie Young
Marie Antoinette Otto Anna Leah Daishi
MacDowell Frances Ursula Reilly
Garden of Flowers
Ashalia
Mazeppa
Mahi Ovening
C. Xx
Thompson
James Kearney
Mane Antolin
Ette Otto
Anne Leah Dusit
May Loretta Buzard
Candace Adrienne Dawson
F. P. McClancy
French concede loss of fortress near Fort Vaux
Paris reports heavy fighting around Fort Vaux with French forces occupying outer trenches. An official note says the fort was abandoned when reduced to a head of ruins, while German attacks nearby have been unsuccessful. London says Austrians evacuated Lutsk after heavy fighting, with several brigades captured and lines broken as they retreated about 20 miles.
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Associated Press
Paris
Fort Vaux
Lutsk
London
Volhynian Triangle
Rome
Meeting of Vets of Spanish War June 1 at Armory
Commander Henry Pickard of Alfred Weller Post No 32 invites all Spanish War veterans to a meeting at the armory on Flag Day June 1 at 7 pm. Important business and a program will be arranged. It may be the last meeting before summer. all who served in Cotny Vois or any Spanish War organization are urged to attend.
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Alfred €. Weller
Cotny
Vois
Henry Pickard
American Troops May Go to Peking
A dispatch from Tien Ts’un says United States troops there are ordered to hold in readiness to proceed to Peking while the French dispatch a strong native force. Reports also note unrest after the death of Yuan Shikai. Albert A. Decker was taken to Thrall Hospital for an operation after a work accident caused blood poisoning. Orpet trial begins in Waukegan with the State relying on circumstantial evidence regarding Marian Lambert's murder.
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Associated Press
London
Tien Ts'n
China
United States
Peking
Yuan Shi Kai
Albert A. Decker
North Street
Thrall Hospital
Mr. Decker
Post
Weekly Social Events at Orange County Golf Club
The weekly social event at Orange County Golf Club house will be held on a Saturday in June with a tea. Hostesses include Mrs Byron Morgan, Mrs Philip A Rorty, Mrs Richard Buttenheim, and Miss Ethel.
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Orange County Golf Club
Byron Morgan
Philip A Rorty
Richard Buttenheim
Ethel
Clubhouse expansion invites all members to events
Mitchell and Mrs James F Tuthin invite all club members to enjoy upcoming events. It is believed the enlarged clubhouse will permit entertaining all who may attend. Mr Williams III Albert Williams of 123 Linden Avenue is confined to his home by illness.
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Mitchell
James F Tuthin
MR. Williams III
Albert Williams
Linden Avenue
Illnness
Roosevelt Telegram Sparks Sensation at Moose Session
International News Service reports a Chicago June session of the Progressive convention packed with songs and platform cuts. A telegram to W. P. Vakvon of Maryland stirred talk as Old Guard leaders weighed the impact on Roosevelt nomination after the bid for address and the Lucnels reply to former Senator Jackson.
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Roosevelt
Moose
International News Service
Chicago
George M. Cohen
Teddy
W. PB
Vakvon
Marylana
Lucnels
Jackson
Suffragists Win Hard Fought Victory in Chicago Platform
In Chicago the resolutions committee approved including a women suffrage plank by a 26 to 21 vote after a tense battle with the platform subcommittee which had rejected it. The fight reflected broader GOP tensions over suffrage and policy toward Mexico as the convention moved toward final platform revisions.
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Chicago
International News Service
Nettrall
Resolutions Committee
Mexico
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