Gamblers on Trial in County Court continued from page one
The Goshen Goshen Goshen court hears the continuing trial of a Newburgh area gambler. District Attorney Hirschberg leads the case against the defendant, with Koh defending. Witnesses include Murray Lesser and John Stillwell detailing craps operations at 124 Broadway, including the role of the stick man and ten percent house cut. Evidence centers on the May 1917 raid, rents, and building tenants, with rulings to dismiss, amend, or postpone actions. Two defendants in the raid plead guilty, while other cases are deferred to fall term.
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Warwick
George W. Coos
Newburgh
James Elder
Goshen
Charles Kirby
Wawayanda
Harris
Murray
Cook
Elder
HO Hangee
Middletown
William
Crawshaw
Newburgh City
Henry
Wyatt
Cuno Musbach
Attormer
Hyatt
Mr. Kohl
Kohl
Murray Lesser
New York
Broadway
Greenburg
Jake” Strauss
Lesser
Lisser
John Stillwell
Hse
Vincent Egan
John Egan
Otto Deiserroth
Deisseroth
Fred Clapper
Kobi
Egan
Cacon Social Club
Daubka Social Club
Deisserath
Giein
Daliska Club
Queen City Club
Dalskas
Queen Grey Club
Oaliskas
Otto Deisseroth
Rena
Ruby Cohen
Franc Fairbanks
124 Broadway
Fairbanks
Strauss
Til" Leisseroth
Clapper
Tere
Samuel Cohen
South William Street
Daliska Athletic Club
Duke
Witness
Broadwar
Daliska
Hirschberg
Henry Kohl
Morschauser
Poughkeepsie
Eva Yorks
Fred Yorks
Walden
John
Connecticut
Montgomery
Jury Disagrees On Deisseroth Case In Newburgh
The jury in the Otto Deisseroth gambling case reported at 11 oclock after five hours deliberation that they could not reach a verdict. The trial status was updated by telephone from Newburgh on June 20.
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Newburgh
Otto Deisseroth
Conclave Held in Parlor City Names Walker Templar Head
In Binghamton on June 20 the Knights Templar of New York held their 104th annual conclave at the State Armory. The parade featured Delaware Commandery of Port Jervis and musical units, as Harry C. Walker of Parlor City is slated to become grand commander with a slate of officers including Frederic W. Sim, Robert D. Williams, Robert A. Greenfield, George Hanford, G. Sherman Burrows, George A. Newell, John H. Bonnington, Stuart Walker, Allen J. Hastings, George F. Argetsing er, and Charles Wisdom filling senior roles.
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Binghamton
State Armory
Knights Templar
New York State
Faimland
Delaware Commandery
Port Jervis
Orange County
Harry GC. Walker
W. E
Frederic W. Sim
Troy
Robert D. Wiliams
New York
Allen J. Hastings
Olean
George F. Argetsinger
Rochester
Charles Wisdom
Ambition Salts Promises Ur of Health and Energy
A vintage advertisement touts AMBITION SALTS as a cure for uric acid poisoning, promising clear skin, bright eyes, stronger digestion, and renewed vigor. It claims the remedy cleanses the body, alleviates indigestion and fatigue, and offers a money back guarantee on the first bottle. Bottles cost fifty cents at Tuthill & Terhune's and dealers nationwide.
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Tuthill & Terhune’s
Yale dedicatory procession through campus memorials
The procession led by the Second Connecticut Infantry and other Yale affiliated units moved to the Hewitt quadrangle after dedicatory exercises. Capt. Waldo Potter served as marshal while G Beekmex Hoppin presented keys to President Hadley. Graduates, faculty, and Yale Corp gathered to honor fallen Yale men and the memory of those lost in wars.
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Second Connecticut Infantry
Governor's Foot Guards
Home Guards
Yale
Waldo ©. Potter
Hadley
G. Beekmex Hoppin
Yale Club
Weir
Corporation
Suesis
Hewitt
Hale
Chener- Ives
New Hale
Miller
Memorii
Dry speech for Meeker tied to Kansas City brewers suit
Kansas City June 20 A lawsuit in Circuit Court alleges Jacob Meeker then a Methodist minister and now a Missouri congressman wrote a speech attacking national prohibition at the order of Conrad Mann general manager of a Kansas City brewing company. Paul S. Conwell says he was hired to write the speech for 1603 and was paid only 209 with the rest to be sought from other brewers, Mann refusing to discuss the suit.
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Kansas City
Congress
Jacob Meeker
St. Loouis
Meeker
Nationa
Kansas City Breweries Company
Paul S. Conwell
Conrad Mann
Breweries Company
Meeser
Killlaz
Congressional Record
Conwell
Mann
Engagement Announced in Times Press Notice
The Grand Eagles No 2 held a Tuesday meeting at Eagles Hall with nine candidates initiated and three new membership applications. A luncheon followed by dancing concluded the event. Mrs Sarah J Moore of 37 Beacon street announces the engagement of her granddaughter Alfreda MM Simpson to Leon Chauncey Wehner of Wilkinsburg Pa with no wedding date set.
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Grand Eagles
Eagles’ Hall
Sarah J. Moore
Beacon Street
Alfreda MM. Simpson
Leon Chauncey Wehner
Wilkinsburg, Pa
Not Guilty Says James J. Eagan
Newburgh June 26 James J Zac an appeared before Judge Seeger and pled not guilty to second degree assault. From Jervis he was represented by H B Futter tom whose affidavit and Dr McAlister Port Jervis report that his condition did not warrant trial now. The court granted a delay amid strong opposition from the Assistant District Attorney and juror concerns.
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Newburgh
James J. Zacan
Gregg
Erie Agent Boyd Dies at Harriman Station
William Boyd Erie station agent at Harriman died at his home there at 6 50 Tuesday after months of paralysis. He was about 62 and formerly a division operator for the New York division and branches of the Erie. The funeral is set for Friday at 2 in the afternoon.
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William
Boyd
Erie
Harriman
New York
The
Gen Scott Visits Front and US Mission in Russia
Petrograd June 20 The Russian Foreign Affairs minister revises Roots speech and keeps details private. American mission members report warm reception at the Winter Palace andGen Scott travels to Brusiloff front with the Petrograd garrison commander visiting First Regiment guards barracks before Cossacks entertainments. An open-door tone at the palace. Admiral Glennon quips about palace life. Ellenville fund update: Mrs Stephenson donates 250 to the Red Grass Fund, corrected from previous 25.
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Brusiloff
Scott
Petrograd
Winter Palace
Glennon
Ellenville
J. H. Stephenson
Red Grass Fund Iis
Eweek
Times-Press
Banner year for John Barleycorn
Washington reports a peak in US liquor and tobacco revenue as the fiscal year closes. Whiskey and beer receipts reach record highs with about 154 million gallons taxed at $1.16 per gallon, aiming to top 1914 and 1935 records. Tobacco revenue exceeds 160 million dollars amid rising cigarette popularity among women.
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Washington
United States
Whleary
Wth
T Ae
English Suffragists Win by Large Majority
London June 20 The House of Commons passed the final reading of the electoral reform bill section on women suffrage by a sweeping majority. Supporters voiced astonishment at the decisive triumph while opponents argued the frun chise might remain limited. The Government left the matter to the House’s judgment amid debate over Miss Jeanette Rankin’s stance on U.S. entry into the war.
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London
House of Commons
Commons
House
Jeannette Rankin
American Congress
United States
Frederick G. Banbury
Henkin
Cottigs
E. Campbell
Stis
North Street
Vale
Unis
Weri
Grace Strachan Secret Bride Ties To Brooklyn Official
New York reports Grace Strachan, a public school controversialist on married women teachers, secretly wed since Easter. She later admitted a liaison with Mrs. Timony J. Forsythe, a Brooklyn resident employed by the U.S. Government, prompting shock in the Board of Education.
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New York
Grace Strachan
Misa Strachan
Timony J. Forsyte
Forsythe
Parkside Avenues
Brooklyn
United States
Strachan
Disnels So and OS
Board of Education
Uni
Tengled
Ehsible
Reguers
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