Red Cross Fund Reaches Sixty Two Thousand? Questionable
A long list shows contributions toward a Red Cross fund totaling sixteen thousand eight hundred seventeen dollars and forty cents. Recipients include individuals and organizations such as Horace Dunning Wm Shererly King Albert Corwin and Otisville Auxiliary, with amounts ranging from one to several dollars.
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Air
Horace Dunning
Wm. Shererlv
XM .W
King Alpert H. Corwin
Dolson Avenue
Carage
Stevenson Euleny
Post Garage
Waldo Hazel
Anna Hudvard
F. M. Barnesstom
Middletown
George Doerrance
W. EL Bigzip
Cleary
Frank Wren
W. F. Benedict
Frank Salvati
F. H. Wilcox
Ella Louise Kortright
Lalu E. Kortright
John L. Wiggins
Brady Post
Wesley Bell
AL Knickerboe
Wreck Investigation After Northfield Collision Near Walton
Authorities from O and W conduct a rigid probe into the head on crash on the single track near Northfield Texas. Train 11 crew members are interviewed as repairs continue on engines 311 and 279 brought to the city hospital. Five men were injured in the Friday afternoon wreck and hospital conditions improve as work proceeds.
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Northneld
Walton
Main
Ofice
Hopkins
Beaden
Northfield
1800 Boys to Attend Peekskill Camp for Training
Albany June 25 1800 boys aged 16 to 19 from Albany and The Capitol District will travel to Peekskill for a four week session of physical and military training under state military training commission supervision. All expenses except uniforms will be paid by the state, including railroad fares to and from camp.
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Albany
Capitol District
Avenal Guard
Peekskill
State Military Training Commission
National Guard Field Artillery Units Mustered for France
Washington June 25 six regiments of National Guard field artillery are to be mustered into Federal service for duty at an officers training camp. They will train men who will lead the national army to France on the western front. Units have not yet been selected.
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Washington
National Guard Frelirtillery
Oficers
National Army
France
Captain Vol mer Chase Dies Suddenly in Night
Washington June 25 Captain Vol mer Chase assistant to Admiral Benson chief of naval operations died suddenly during the night official announcement said Chase served in the naval staff and was prominent in wartime planning his loss leaves a gap in naval leadership and strategy```
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Br International News Service
Washington
Volmer Chase
Admiral Benson
Naval Operations
Market rises on open as steel leads gains
New York market opens strong with most leading stocks up from Saturday close. Steel issues surge with Bethlehem and Lackawanna Steel climbing while others like Reading and Sinclair slip later. Grain markets in Chicago show mixed gains and losses. A garden note urges harmony with natural beauty and practical rock use. Alaska fireworks swap to March 4 for long nights. Times-Press wants ad column referenced.
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New York
Steel Common
Bethlehem Steel
Lackawanna Steel
Crucible
Alaska
Train Riders Warned Under New Penal Law
Middletown officials of the Erie firm receive copies of a law amending penal sections to curb riding on moving trains and trespassing on tracks. The act declares riding without authority or intent to pay, obstructing, or walking on tracks as a misdemeanor with fines from 1 to 5 dollars. The law takes effect September 1, 15917.
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Middletown
Erie
Rev Williams Still At Work In Evangelistic Meetings
An Auburn Cayuta county paper notes Rev M W Williams conducted evangelistic meetings in Freeville. At the first invitation seventy responded, forty three had not previously decided for Christ, including many young men and families. After a month’s rest at his Binghamton home he will resume evangelistic work with further engagements this year.
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Auburn
Binghamton
Ar. Williams
Fine Singing by Mrs Harman at Webb Horton Memorial Church
Mrs Grace C Harman gave a fine performance at a Webb Horton Memorial Prestytenan Church service. Selections from Mendelssohn including Hear My Prayer were well rendered with understanding and dramatic intensity. Her singing was colored by a magnificent voice and clear conveyance of the piece, marking the church as fortunate to have her as soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Horton
Aviation cabinet plan sparks opposing views in hearings
Officials debate creating a separate aviation cabinet as 6 secretaries resist. The conferences yield a plan for two departments to draft a bill carrying the appropriation and a personnel section to address the army and navy control over aircraft.
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Air Service
Navy
Artillery
Signal Corps
Army
Daniels
Ask Japan's Premier Demands Loyal Officials
Premier Count Terauchi sternly instructs government officials to remain undivided in loyalty to the Imperial Constitution and the Emperor. He regrets undesirable tendencies among officials and calls for faithful service and adherence to fundamental imperial principles to guide national governance.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Count Terauchi
Japan
Britain offers 105 planes at bargain sale
London reports a government sale of airplanes with 103 machines available, most incomplete or obsolete. Only one has engines and is complete. others require mounting, implying limited combat value. Separate dispatch notes Sweden faces food lines as 10,000 Gothenburg residents queue for potatoes amid wartime shortages.
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Sy _Assect Press
London
If New York Were Paris We Would Know War Feels
Marian Bonsall Davis describes how Americans would imagine Paris to grasp France's war realities. She invokes New York as a proxy for Paris, envisioning hospitals, refugees, and Red Cross efforts, with soldiers returning and cities mobilized in daily acts of sacrifice and prayer. The piece ends urging the American Red Cross to raise 300 million dollars for victory.
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New York
Paris
Marian Bonsall Davis
Atre
Davis
France
Red Cross
Peris
Bettie
Pennsylvania Station
Grand Central
American Red Cross
Higham Corps to Attend Sessions in Newburgh
At a convention committee meeting in Newburgh June 25 plans were laid for the New York State Association gathering to be held in August. Donations were reported to support the convention. many organizations from across the region including Chanler Beacon Nineteenth Separate Poughkeepsie Dutchess of Beacon Oriental Midgetown Rockland Nyack and others were listed as expected attendees or donors.
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Newburgh
Ea Newburgh
Fife and Drum Corps
New York State Association
Newchurgh
Chanler
Beacon
Nineteenth
Poughkeepsie
Dutchess of
Oriental of
Midgetown
Rockland
Nyack
Montgomery of
Montgomery
Washington Irving
Tarmstown
Company F. of
Hudson
Pruran
Catskill
Walden of
Walden
Junior Holy Name
Big tobacco tax receipts in Sweden rise sharply
Sweden's tobacco tax receipts for 1916 reached 15,290,000 crowns, far above the 10,000,000 crown estimate. The state monopoly now sells directly to retailers, cutting out wholesale dealers. Prices surged, with cigarettes averaging about 100 percent higher than German brands.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Sweden
Germany
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