Townsends Address Propels Middletown Red Cross Drive
A citywide Red Cross fund drive in Middletown featured G T Townsend urging teams to surpass $30,000 while highlighting Democracy’s role in America and the war effort. Major A C N Thompson and Mayor Thompson spoke on support for soldiers, with volunteers detailing canvass teams, lunch, and early totals of cash and pledges reaching thousands.
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Red Cross
G. T. Townsend
Rogere
Middletown
Townsend
America
Thompson
A. C. N. Thompson
Stratton Theatre
Sge'n
Fonda
I—H
Beb Goward
Mirst
B. Hathaway
Nellle Purdy
Marie Jordan
Saver Fancher
John A. Artmann
BF. Van8ickite
G D .Theleen
John HR. Morrison
F. O. Rockafellow
Frank H. Beakes
W. E H. Davis
W. FL Borce
Edward Masten
Peter D. Dusinteste
Leroy
S. VanDurer
Suthers
T. Truex
C. B. Buck
George H. Bowers
L. H. Barlow
P. R. Buttenheim
Strack
G Norton
H. S. Spooner
L. E Hiler
T H. Dwight
Mies
Ethel Sliter
J. E. Gibbs
Ss. D. Bier
B. Mitchell
BF. Vanshite
Harry Barnes
Leo L Barnett
C. J. Giereo
F. P. Hunter
David C. Buell
F. D. Kernochan
Darwin S. Lounsbury
M. B. Wolf
Theodore L. Reeve
A. W. Preston
Ivan A. Gaidor
H. E. Mentley
George H. Iseran
Stanley Mulspaugh
J. V. Demerest
Floyd W. Morigans
MaAmoler
Hattle Towner
Russell Wiggins
Ir Cc. Bell
L. Stern
Cavass
HK. D. Gould
E Giebs
Kirkwood
Ivan A Gardner
W. OS. Startup
Fev
P. Hunter
Fay Stanle
Millspapen
A. W. Corwin
H. C. McBrair
C. A. Adams
William Seeholzer
L. H
William Seehholzer
Montgomery Schuster
Ulsterville
Ecuador
Rey
Roll of Honor Subscriptions to the fund listed
A long list of individual contributors to a fund shows numerous names with varied amounts from 1.00 to 100.60, including Sec. R. Blanchard and Clarence P. Clark, plus organizations like Central Garage and Weller & Townsend. The OCR text repeats many entries with inconsistent punctuation, indicating a compiled roll of donors and their contributions.
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Sec. R. Blanchard
Clarence P. Clark
Adam W. Beskes
J. H. Galiowar
Ewin S. Dancher
Maurice D. Fancher
Wmot Moore
J. D. McCoach
E. L. Tichenor Co
Chas E Taylor
Edward P. Ost
G. H. Vernon
John Brisht
G. B. Buckley
Central Garage
Samuel Lipfield
Samuel Lipfeld A. Deming
C. €. Bogart
J. E. Millis
Weller & Townsend
Fred Varion
F. S. Smithers
Crams Sons
Tarnor
B. Levinson
Geo
A. Swaln
Jas
Wendell's Ambition Pills Promise Quick Relief
Banishes nervousness and fatigue with Wendell's Ambition Pills advertised at Tut hie & Terhmme's. The ad claims renewed vigor in three days with a money back offer, addressing nerves, overwork, and various aches from appetite loss to sleeplessness.
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Wendell
Tuthie & Terhmme's
Tuthil & Tezhue
Expect Italy To Give Cocchi Up
Washington June 19 Extradition of Alfredo Cocchi alleged murderer of Ruth Cruger will be asked of the Italian government immediately. The State Department has cabled the Italian government requesting his provisional arrest and he is understood to be detained in Italy. It is believed Italy will promptly comply as an act of grace if not right, with a legal contest unlikely given Italy’s wartime cooperation with the United States.
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Washington
Alfredo Cocchi
Ruth Cruger
State Department
Italy
United States
Porter Charlton
Lake Como
Supreme Court
Charlton
Cocchi
America
Grangers Meet Monday Evening on Public Markets
A large Wallkill River Grange gathering at Grange Hall Monday evening featured John H. Artmann addressing Home Defence food and feed questions and public markets. County Deputy George Ayres visited with a delegation from Bullville, with past masters Conradi and Weller speaking on Public Markets of Albany Newark and the South. Ice cream and cake followed the meeting.
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Wallkill River
Grange Hall
John H. Artmann
Home Defence Committee
Wellkill
Home Defense
Red Cross
George Ayres
Builville
Grange
Conradi
Quacknot Grange
M. J
New York's curb brokers display grotesque rainbow hats
A New York Sun report observes Broad Street brokers signaling trades with wildly colored hats and caps. Strangers watch as telegraphic finger gestures relay actions to watchers in adjacent building windows, while hats vary from pink and blue to orange and green, with disks, bands, and check patterns adding to the riot of color.
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Broad Street
New York
Bursting Gun Barrels Explained By Obstruction
Swollen or burst gun barrels result from defective ammunition or bore obstructions like snow or dirt. The pressure of powder gases is not to blame. the rupture is caused by air compression between the bullet and the obstruction, as explained by Popular Science Monthly.
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Popular Science Monthly
Knowledge, Ignorance, and Virtue in Self Realization
The excerpt argues that knowledge increases power and clarity of thought, that greater virtue reveals greater self‑defects, and that near-perfection sharpens the belief that only the great hereafter can fulfill one's aspirations.
Povello Receives Full Verdict In Reward Case
Newburgh jury awards George Povello the full $500 reward in the murder investigation linked to the Highland Falls station case. Povello, a private detective, argued his confession-led inquiry helped secure the conviction of Biagio Socremonto for the 1915 murder of Omar Hotaling.
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Newburgh
Omar A Hotaling
West Shore
Wighland Fells
George Povello
3Fiddletown
Povello
Robert BE. Elder
Brooklyn
Burton W. Gibson
Countess Szabo
William F. Cassedy
New York Cerral Railroad Co
Reeve Ketcham
Elder
Poxello
Biagio Soccramonto
Sind Sing
Poyello
Older
Isaac Laigier
Soceremonto
Tuya
Aloszo Morvan
Wallkill
R H. Hansee
Middletown
Denton G. Hartshorn
Montgomery
Edward Works
Monroe
William G. Flynn
G. L. Griffin
Eugene F. Meyer
Deerpark
Hotalling
Highland Falls
Tony Russo
Biegio Soccramonto
Seezer
Cassedy
Orange County
Times-Press
New York Central Railway Company
Market opens lower as US Steel drifts in early trading
New York stocks slipped at the open with declines around a point in United States Steel Common, Utah Copper, and Mexican Petroleum. Colorado Fuel dropped about two points while Central Leather and Anaconda posted fractional losses. Late-day strength emerged in some issues as investors weighed weak close and government price pressures on iron, steel, copper, and oil.
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New York
United States Steel Common
Utah
Colorado
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Ad Card
Stomach ailments like gall stones ulcers and jaundice are listed as penalties. The advertisement claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy quickly overcomes stomach liver and intestinal troubles and invites readers to try a dose, noting sale through RK G Tuthill and druggists everywhere.
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Mayr
G Tuthill
Yemen
Rockefeller offers New York City fifty acres for Riverside gateway park
John D. Rockefeller Jr announces a $2 million gift of fifty acres in upper Manhattan between Broadway and the Hudson from about 193rd to 193rd street, including the Billys Hays and Schaefer estates. The offer hinges on city land annexation and funding for maintenance and development to extend Riverside Park toward Fort Washington and Supyren Duyvil, with the land to join the Palisades Park system via a gateway project.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
City of
New York
Upper Manhattan
Broadway
Hudson River
Rockefellers
Rockefeller
Interstate Palsades Park Commission
George WW. Perkins
Manhattan
Palisades Park
Dyckman Street
Englewood Landing
New Jersey
Rockefeller Foundation
Palsades Park
Guard May Soon Leave for Front
Washington June 19 The probability of National Guard troops being dispatched to France without the planned intensive training in southern concentration camps was strengthened today when Brigadier General Mann issued orders allowing guardsmen in large cities to mobilize armories and await orders. The War Department earlier proposed mobilization in state camps before sending troops to southern camps for a short training period. Since the President's war proclamation, Guard recruits have undergone training in their armories, and many members have Mexican border service experience, which is expected to prepare them for the later fight behind the French lines.
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Washington
France
Mann
Militia Bureau
War Department
Siste
National Guard
Port Jervis Men Arrested for Burglary and Larceny
Port Jervis on June 19 Daniel E Hovencamp and Dewey L Hovencamp were arrested by Chief Brown on charges of burglary in the third degree and larceny from the Erie railroad A large quantity of sole feather valued at 75 cents a pound and other items including trousers shoes canned goods and merchandise totaling about 200 were found in their possession The pair is held pending police investigation
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Times-Press
Port Jervis
Daniel E. Hovencamp
Dewey L. Hovencamp
Brown
Erie Railroad
Felt Like a New Person From Fruitatives Ad
Mrs Martha DeWolfe reports relief from constant headaches and constitutional woes after using Fruitatives. She praises the product's effect after one box and notes prices of 50 cents per box, six for $2.50, with trial sizes available from Fruitatives Limited in Ogdensburg New York.
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East Sarre
Ami
Martha Dewolfe
Fruitatives Limited
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Middletown Shows Progress in School Compliance
W A Averill of the State Department of Education reports Middletown's slow pupil percentage at 19 percent, well below the 35.2 percent average from 19 other cities. He commends the city to Superintendent Tuthill, noting children are kept up to grade more than many peers. An African frog’s call is noted near water, while Love may be blind but marriage opens eyes.
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W. A. Averill
State Department of Education
Tuthill
Averill
Middletown
Philadelphia Record
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de Vor Berg Hotel
Johnson
Henry B Wisner
Alice M. Crisler
Teressa Vail Greenwald
George E Marks
George R. Weagen
Joan McWilliams
Willard A. Lyon
Crist . Rossivnn
Cox John A. Wood
Joseph O. Ebner
W. A. Hubbard
N. H. DeGraf
A. R. Billings
George W. Koffman
J. J. Lawlor
Herman Walcenegger
D._B. Hardenbergh
Peter D. Dusinberre
EL. N. Oakes
Josephine Cor
Patrick Cortez
George Hommel
M. FE. Hulse
I. C. Jordan
RD. Cortma
H. S. de
James Horton
Cc. H. Ryer
Malthy & Moore
Jane Mills
D Bailer
N. L Mape
Ify J. B. Woodward
D. S. Genderson
Ralph ¥. Vernon
Elliott A. Botsford
Joseph Schaap
Lo Wim
H. Rogers
P. W. Dawkins
Alice M. Adams
Frank Goldbrasch
E. Shoemaker
W. W. Young
John Ferguson
Alice Ferguson
John H. Post
John G
W. W. Woodward
G. Spencer Cowley
T. Hanford
W. T. Comedus
C .H. Reynolds
Wheeler & Barr
Fred Alien
the Times-Press
Boston Coffee
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Curb Brokers
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New York Central
Renard
Chicago
Great Britain
England
Yorkshire
Lancashire
London Chronicle
Bernard Shaw
Israel Zangwill
New Gateway
John D., Jr
N. Y. City
Scott
Baltimore American
Eckman
C. J. Giering
North Street
Ketchum’s
C. & W. Coal
North St
Middletorn, N.Y
Lakewood Farm
Roscoe, N. J
Lakewood Farm Inn
Hotel Continental
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