Clergymen urge back Whitman in temperance drive
Rochester reports clergymen from multiple denominations united to back Governor Whitman in the Republican gubernatorial race. They cite his temperance leadership and pledge supportive letters to ministers urging immediate action in the primaries. The call comes amid liquor dealer organization push and opposition to prohibition foes. A separate item notes a New York man fined $5 after an incident near the Western Union in Sullivan County.
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Whitman
Louher B. Wilbon
Episcopal Church of New York
Willem Berry
Episcopal
Buffalo
Wiliam Herman Hopkins
First Presbyterian Church
Albany
Marne
New York
Sullivan Count
North Street
Western Union Telegraph
Kenneth Lybolt In Trolley Collision Stabilizes At Hospital
There is little change in the condition of Kenneth Lybolt who was seriously injured in Wednesday afternoon’s trolley car collision. At Thrall Hospital it is thought he will recover.
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Kenneth Lybox
Thrall Hospital
Elks Honor Flag On Flag Day Ceremony
Middletown Lodge 1037 BPOE observed Flag Day at the Elks Home with good attendance. Frank H. Beakes, Exalted Ruler, led ritual flag services for the gathering Friday evening.
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ELKS
Middletown
Frank H. Beakes
Ruier
Miss Mary A. Brownell to Speak at St Pauls Church
Miss Mary A. Brownell, slated to speak Sunday evening at St Pauls Church, recounts her Red Cross nursing service in diverse war zones, sharing a remarkably interesting wartime story.
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Mary A. Brownell
St. Paul's Church
Red Cross
Dental Society Elects New York Officers
Saratoga Springs on June 13 Dr. George A Beach of Syracuse was elected president of the Dental Society of the State of New York at the annual meeting. Other officers named include Vice President Horace P Gould secretary A P Burkhardt treasurer George H Butler and correspondent Arthur W Smith.
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Dental Society
Saratoga Springs
George A. Beach
Syracuse
Dental Society of
State of New York
Yeatenday
Horace P. Gould
Tookimn
A. P. Burkhardt
Auburne
Geo. H. Butler
Arthur W. Smith
Rochester
Personal and Social Events From The Times Press
Local social notes list Ike Heiser convalescing in Albany hospital with plans to return in ten days after a five week stay. Mrs. Albert Suderiy, Monroe graduate, to private nursing in Philadelphia. J W Denoy visiting Oakend House. John Seaman visiting relatives. John W Low back in town after editorial stint at the New York Sun. Families and friends from Monroe and nearby towns gather, with weddings, births, and moves noted. A Music Club picnic at Gumner Lake draws Fifteen members despite weather. local notices urge readers to use Times-Press Wool columns for ads.
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Heiser
Ike
Middletoun
Albany
Music Club
Gumner Lake
Travelers Open Convention in Oneonta City
The 18th annual State convention of United Commercial Travelers opened in Oneonta New York with State counselor Veo Georgs presiding. Friday features a business session and Flag Day activities followed by a military ball at the Armory. Field sports and contests with prizes were held at Neahwa Park.
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Oneonta
United Commercial Travelers
Veo Georgs
Neahwa Park
Binghamton
Neab-wab Park
Finds a Letter Sends It Along and Is Thanked
A soldier’s hastily sealed letter to a Kansas woman was handed to MM uler who sent it promptly. The recipient, the soldier’s sister, expresses heartfelt thanks for the kindness.
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O. & W. Trecks
Kansas
MM Uler
Teyiwietea
Seine
Food Hoarder Dr Francis Nash Fined in Washington
Dr Francis Nash medical director of the navy was fined $1,000 for hoarding food. The report notes his wife was involved and mentions various Masonic officials attending a canyon ceremony at Haverstraw in the Siath Capitulary District.
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Francis Nash
Washington
Francie Nash
Navy
Uig Food
Ge Agamet
W. L. Dickerson
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Clinton A. Keeler
Miiion AL Cowks
Pari
C. M Osebush
Cyprus
Haverstraw
Siath
Speeding fined seventy dollars in Orange
A motorist in Orange New Jersey paid a seventy dollar fine after a noon stop by Polk County police headquarters noting a speed violation.
National War Garden Commission Urges Home Veggie Effort
A Washington based drive urges Americans to grow more vegetables at home. The National War Garden Commission says households should produce tomatoes and lettuce to help the war effort as part of the fifty fifty plan.
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Bill
John
National War Garden Commision
Washington
With Our Boys In the Service
Charles H. Wood of 19 Myrtle Avenue, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Wood, member of Battery B, 307 Field Artillery, reports a safe arrival in France after about seven weeks away, including a brief stay at Camp Dix. Macarden DeWitt of South Street has enlisted in the Naval Reserve and awaits a call to service.
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Charles H. Wood
Myrtle Avenue
C. G. Wood
Field Artllery
France
Carrap Dix
Macarden DeWitt
If South Street
Naval Reserve
Channel Tunnel a Big Peach Project
London June 13 Sir Arthur Fell chairman of the tunnel committee says the submarine railway between England and France is vital for London and the nation. He expects construction to begin after the war, calling it a monument to friendship and essential for keeping London as a leading rail hub connected to world trade.
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London
Arthur Fell
House of Commons
Haly
Exresland
France
England
Paris
Vienna
Berlin
Brussels
United States
Brazil
Argentina
Cherbourg
Rotterdam
Hamburg
Priests Reassign for Army Chaplain Duty Across Dioceses
A flood of priests has left parish work to serve as chaplains with the U.S. expeditionary forces and in cantonments, draining the priesthood and leaving vacancies especially in large cities. Officials report ordinations may double in two years as a result of the shift. A cable to Cardinal Gibsons notes Holy Father approval to ordain students after the term in Luedlogs Varéina, with Benedictus ordered as the guest in Ubis Cun Glin to pray for peace on SS Peter and Paul day.
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Gioceses
Knights of
Colusbus
Cardinal Gibsons
Holy Father
Semuarres
Urane Belo
Gasparr
Benedict Tus
Ubis
SS. Peter and Paul
Aly Dune
Americans in France Top 880000 as June Transports Rise
The Associated Press reports that more than 880,000 Americans are to be in France, with numbers limited only by ship availability. The Allied offensive aims to straighten the German line toward Paris as the war pressure mounts.
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United States Navy
America
American Chocolate Fund
Forrest B. Royal
Atlantic
Arthur Curtiss James
Nina L. Duryea
Edward T. Stotesbury
Beary W. Taft
Ida Tarbell
Associated Press
Washington
France
Geners
Canocy
Uzhield
Comsaline
Paris
Obituary notices from Liberty and area prominent locals
Charles H. Garrett of Liberty died in New Rochelle Hospital after an operation, a former G P Putnam Sons employee and longtime Liberty resident. Carl L. Cook died at 58 after a career as railroad tower operator and Waller area resident. Massaro infant son of Dominick and Anna Massaro of 31 Collaze Avenue died after two weeks illness. Comac Ditenwn Tan Lodge 412 will confer the enter degree Tuesday with lunch afterward.
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Charles H. Garrett Liberty
Charles H. Garret
Liberty
New Rochelle Hospital
New iRochelle
G. P. Putnam Sons
Atondar
He Garrett
Liberty Ears
New Hochhebe
The
Register
Carll Cook
Carl L. Cook
Sherman Urrer
High Street
Waller
Cook
Fallsburg
Tonyssaro M Assaro
Dominick
Anna Massaro
Collaze Eager
LY Yebek
Breaan
Deceasei
Peter
Michael
Friesthood Course Cut to Three Years
Baltimore notes that Cardinal Gilbens in Rome announced a three year theology course for priesthood applicants. The plan consolidates the former four year curriculum, covering nearly all topics in three years as priests are in higher demand across Catholic seminaries in the country.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gilbems
Rome
Healed Pimples Remedy Advertised by Cuticura
An ad recounts skin troubles including sore red areas and blotches treated with CJ Cake Soap Cuticura and Ointment. It cites Miss Josephine Ga at 3756 Lexington Ave New York and promotes sample offers by mail from Cuticura Dept R Boston.
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Josephine Ga
Lexington Ave
New York
Sail
Cuticurs
Dept. R
Boeroa
Medical Association Urges Universal Military Training
Chicago reports the sixty annual convention of the American Medical Association adopted a resolution urging universal military training for all young men before enlistment or draft. The measure cites health benefits and improvements in manhood, hygiene, and national preparedness.
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Chicago
Azy Medical Association
Delegat
America
Amefizical Association
Uncle Eben Says the Man Who Shot Has Little to Say
In dialect, an elder notes that the shooter will not speak much about the incident. The remark frames a quiet, wary reaction among locals to a recent event.
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