Schoonmaker Wins Spirited Local Election Narrowly
The annual Middie- F election was held at Exteisior Hock and Ladder Company on King Street last evening. Voting began at 7 and a late contest kept the polls active for over an hour before closing. Crowds gathered on King and Center streets as the department race unfolded with high suspense.
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Middie- F
Ifuck House of Exteisior Hock and Ladder Company
King Street
King and Center
Track house election shapes 1916 Board of Engineers
In the wake of the election the 1916 Board of Engineers of the Middle includes changes to leadership and oversight. Key figures and the city or institution involved are named, indicating a shift in designations and responsibilities within the engineering body. The notice signals transition and continued project oversight.
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Board of Engineers of the
Middle
Compensation for teachers in city school board meeting
The board discussed hiring Charles E. Greason as physical instructor for the year at 1200 dollars. They authorized rebuilding stacks at Bennett Hill School and considered securing Hiram Ketchum property for a new school site. Attendance officer Morgan reported 240 investigations with 22 truancies and 3 parental complaints. Bills were audited totaling 6815.25 for May.
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Board of Education
Thompson
Finn
Lyon
Teachers’ Committee
Charles E. Greason
Alt. Buckler
Bennett Hill
Hopkins
Deming
Young
Hiram Ketchum
Morgan
Learants
Tushil
Bright
Tuthill
State Department
Law Department
Maybrook C N E clerks strike fuels hopes for settlement
Federal conciliator McManus and Grand President James J Forrester met with Maybrook clerks amid growing optimism for an agreement. They discussed Rule 10 and Rule 28 violations and potential reinstatement of workers. A key issue is nine hour maximums and overtime, with Maybrook train schedules under review as talks push toward a Thursday understanding.
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C. FE
Maybrook
Siiking
C. N. E. Railmad
Sirice
Geo. W. Clark
Middletown
O. & W. Tain
C. x EL
C. Nle
Canaan
Conn
Marbrook
Officers Elected and Campaign Is Outlined
The Orange County branch of New York State Woman Suffrage Party held its annual convention at Goshen Court House with about 74 suffragists present. Officers for the coming year were elected for both assembly districts, and speakers outlined state suffrage work and the 1917 victory plan.
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Orange
New York State
Court House
Goshen
FL. W. Seward
Henrietta.Gedney
Equal Suffrage Club
Interpriés
Seward
E. C. Thompson
Political Study Club
Newburgh
Carl Osterheld
Yonkers
Sullivan
Rockland
Westchester
Gedney
Grange County
Katharine Fatler
Tarrytown
Willam Vanamee
Vanamese
Miss. Mary
New
New York
Coirt House
P. VD. Gott
Stanerd Dow Butler F
Middletown
James Lees Lindlaw
Cman
Partir
Carl Osterbeld
Mra. Gait
Miss Newcomb
Free-for-all at Democratic National Convention opens clashes over platform
St Louis June Democrats debate the platform with Baker’s incomplete draft, fighting over Americanism, foreign relations, and Mexican policy. Southern eastern delegates push for a strong Americanism plank while suffrage advocates aim to add a woman vote measure. Labor leaders press their proposals as McCombs defends the administration amid a charged opening session.
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St. Louis
Baker
Wilson
Resolutions Committee
Hollis
New Hamp
American Federation of Labor
Thex
Martin H.glynn
Ite
Chicago
McCombs
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Mary K. VanKeuren
Chas, M. Higgins &Co
Gaylord Bros
Hanford & Horton Co
Orange County
Rty
Goshen Court House
N. Y
P. V.D. Gott
Mary Newcomb
New York Cty
G. Thompson
First Assembly District
Taylor
C.N.E
A. Whitten
Pine
Bush
T.av. Morrison
William