Local Chamber Handles Odd Requests and Plant Improvements
The Chamber of Commerce has handled odd calls such as finding a home for a kitten left on a porch and aiding a man in need of shelter, while planning a property upgrade. Subscriptions to Schrade Cullery Co. rose by $509, with no full closure before the Red Cross drive ends. The O and W line will switch to the plant, enabling Seamless Container Co. to ship raw material and proceed immediate repairs.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber
Schrade Cullery Co
Red Cross
Red Cross Luncheon Highlights Work and Donations
Local Red Cross chapter holds noon luncheon with Rev Dr Kirkwood and Arthur Wood urging followup after Red Cross Week. Fred S Rogers presides. attendees pledge broad support to aid France and wounded in Rumani Poland and France. List of donors includes Arthur Wood and many named locals. luncheon proceeds fund ongoing Red Cross efforts.
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Henter
Rumania
Poland
France
Fred S. Rogers
The
Red Cross
Tenekeon
Dr. Kirkwood
Arthur B. Wood
Publishers Fight Special War Tax Levy Statement to Congress
Representatives of the American Newspaper Publishers Association meet to endorse paying any necessary taxes while opposing a special war tax and higher second class mail rates. They argue newspapers support national efforts, but are not a war industry, and urge policy changes only in public interest.
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Washington, i .E
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
House
Ucaairman Pimens
Ers
Pulberry
Service Flags In Middletown
Carson & Towner Co introduces service flags in Middletown to honor local military members. Flags measure three by five feet with a red field, white stripe, and a star for each family member in service. The idea, born in England at the war’s start, spreads as Company I and the Hospital Corps may be called to serve again.
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Carson & Towner Co
Middletown
England
Carson & Towner Company
Company I
Hospital Corps
Potato Patch Is Given A Weeding
Superintendent James F. Tuthill and 17 helpers from the Tuthill Car Glass Co. spent the day weed and bug control in his potato patch at the golf club. They returned sunset tired but hopeful as the patch showed improved condition since the season began.
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James F. Tuthuil
Golf Club
Tuthil Car Glass Company
Tuthill
Officers Named by Liquor Men in New York
The New York State Retail Liquor Dealers Association elected officers at their Albany convention. Retiring officer Joseph F. Scully of Newburgh was noted. New officers include President William Tenjost of Buffalo. first VP Peter McHugh of Richmond. second VP Rudolph Kanze of Bronx. third VP John J. Fitzpatrick of Albany. fourth VP Joseph Haas of Syracuse. Recording Secretary Fred Wagner of Flushing. Financial Secretary John J Byrnes of Brooklyn. Treasurer Edward Martin of Tarrytown. Sergeant at Arms Ernest Olpp of New York.
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New York State Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Albany
Joseph F. Scully
Newburgh
William Tenjost
Buffalo
Peter McHugh
Richmond
Rudolph Kanze
Bronx
John J. Fitzpatrick
Joseph Haas
Syracuse
Fred Wagner
Flushing
L. 1
Jonn J Byrnes
Brooklyn
Edward Martin
Tarry
Town
Ernesi Olpp
New York
Italian mission reception greets Morreale staff in NY
W DeNobile and Angelo Totta, workers in Joseph Morreale's store, traveled to New York City yesterday to join the Italian mission reception. A rousing welcome greeted the foreign visitors.
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W. DeNobile
Angelo Totta
Joseph Morreale
New York City
Downie Found Guilty of Embezzlement in Sullivan County
Monticello June 22 former Sullivan county poor director Cornelius E Downie was found guilty in county court of embezzling about 310 080 of county funds. The jury recommended mercy and will hear sentencing by Judge George H Smith after a delay caused by a banquet.
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Times-Press
Monticello
Cornelius E. Downie
Sullivan ‘County
Cria
George H. Smith
Loder
Henry F. Gardner
People
Carpenter & Rosch
Downie
Sullivan County
Music at Camp to While Hours Away
The first Y M C A gathering of the 71st Regiment was held on the company street at field headquarters. Z L Walcox Orange County Work Secretary attended with two from Goshen and led a program of flute, organ and vocal pieces. John W Post presided as Wilcox performed on flute while soldiers provided string music and solos. The event ended as darkness fell. a Y M C A tent is hoped to be ready by Saturday with an official opening planned next week. Charles E Greason donated a writing table and an organ for the tent. donations of writing paper and supplies are welcomed.
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71St Regiment
Z. L. Walcox
Orange County
Goshen
Wilcox
John W. Post
Whetti
Y. M. CG
Charles E. Greason
Final Figures On The Liberty Loan Are Ready Tonight
Treasury officials expect that male figures for Liberty Loan subscriptions will be tallied before nightfall barring any calculation delays at the 12 Federal Reserve banks and the Treasury. Allotments will follow, with bonds up to 10000 to be fully allotted and larger subscriptions scaled down. The public is set to receive the full denomination requested, while big applicants may get less.
Italy Names Peace Terms in Chamber of Deputies
Rome June 22 Baron Sonning announces Italy's terms restoration of Belgium Serbia Montenegro frontier security for Italy independent Poland and fulfillment of Entente aims.
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Rome
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Baron Sonning
Belgium
Serbia
Montenegro
Firontier
Poland
Ambulance Presentation Planned For June 25 Sir
The ambulance purchased for the Sanitary Detachment and the sector truck for Company I will be formally presented Monday evening June 25 at 7 30 in front of the armory. Fund contributions were started by Dorothy Herman and supported through the Times Press.
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Iitile Dorothy Herman
Times-Press
St Josephs Parochial School Holds Closing Exercises
This afternoon at St Josephs Hall the closing exercises of St Josephs Parochial School were held before a large attendance with a fine program. A full account will appear in the Times Press on Saturday.
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St. Joseph’s Hall
St. Joseph’s Parochial School
Times-Press
Calls Nurses to Serve the Nation in Albany
Miss Mary L. Riddle, superintendent of Newton hospital, urged about 200 young nurses to enter war service promptly upon government summons. At Albany Hospital Training School exercises on the tennis court, 177 women marched in formation, including 79 graduates and 20 undergraduates, with alumnae and staff. Graduates named include Pearl Greene of Washingtonville and Florence M. Stevens of Walden.
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Jibany
Mary L. Riddle
Newton Hospital
Newton
Mass
Albany Hospital Training School
Miss Pearl Greene
Washingtonville
Florence M. Stevens
Walden
71st Corporal Held on Assault Charge
The trial in the recorder's court continued with the defendant pleading not guilty and bail set at $100. The crowded courtroom heard Mrs. Gage, wife of the plaintiff, describe the ice cream parlor incident while sobbing. attorney Watts Oakes & Bright represented the plaintiff and Russell M. Vernon the defense. A second witness, Mrs. Anna Sweet, testified she witnessed the altercation as Corporal LeDeaux entered the parlor. The testimony resumed at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
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Recorder’s Court
T1st Regiment
Lister
Gage
Soltier
John Bright
Watts, Oakes & Bright
Russell M. Vernon
Anna Sweet
Sweet
Corporal LeDeaux
Senate Honors Belgian Guests
The United States Senate saluted the Belgian mission with an ovation, praising their resistance to the German scourge and forecasting a reckoning for despoilers. The scene mirrored the esteem shown to the French mission as lawmakers voiced steadfast defiance.
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International Lews Service
Washington
International News Service
United States Senate
America
Senate
Tanlac praised in testimonial from Chadwicks woman
Mrs M I Shepard of Chadwicks N Y tells how her daughter Elizabeth suffered years with general debility stomach trouble and headaches lost interest and weight then gained 25 pounds after two bottles of Tanlac now the mother also benefits and endorses the tonic as a stomach and system purifier advertised by local outlets in Middletown Monroe and surrounding areas.
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Elizabeth Shepard
M. 3. Shepard
Chadwicks
Taniac
Middletown
Chambers Bros. Ding
Monroe
McMonagle & Rogers
Central Valley
Eisenbarry’s
Walden
John F. Thompson's
Highland Falls Woman Sentenced In Liquor Case
In Newburgh June 22 County Judge Seeger presiding by telephone, Highland Falls resident Marie L Williams was found guilty of selling liquor without a license. She received 30 days in county jail and a $200 fine. A separate trial involved Frank Fink and Charles Williams for second degree assault.
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Times-Press
Newburgh
Seeger
Henry Hirschberg
Brooklyn
Hirschberg
Henry Kohl
Kohl
Justice Tompkins
Hawks
Tompkins
Highland Falls
Seeser
Grand Jery
Sudy
Wheat Market Jump at Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat futures rose after the open, advancing from 2.10 to 2.13 per bushel as scattered buying pushed prices higher. The report notes June 29 to July wheat activity in Chicago with rapid early gains.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Cited by Wis. Woman
Mrs Etta Dorion of Ogdensburg Wisconsin reports sharp stabbing pains and relief after six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy for curing female troubles and urges other women with similar issues to try it while noting doctors could offer no further help. The ad invites readers to contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for free advice.
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Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Etta Dorion
Farmhand kills four with rifle at Dr Buck farm
Watertown reports farmhand Frank Driggs aged 25 killed four people with a rifle at the Dr Buck farm in Stockholm Le Lawrence county last night. Victims include Henry Ladue James Ladue Mrs Josephine Rogers and Dr Theron Jenkins. After the killings Driggs gagged Harriet Ladue niece of the victims tied her in a wagon and surrendered in Potsdam. The witness collapsed. Driggs is described as melancholy and possibly deranged.
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Associated Press
Watertown
Frank Drigus
Dr. Buck
Stockholm
le Lawrence County
Henry
James Ladue
Josephine Rogers
Ladues
Theron Jenkins
Grasher Falls
Drings
Deiggs
Harriet Ladue
Potsdam
Driggs
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