Europe Reports War Time Horse Imports From America
A 1914-18 war era compilation shows the United States exported about 920000 horses and 231000 mules in 34 months since the war began, with total horse values around 3194 and shifting annual export patterns. The piece notes mortality, price fluctuations, and calls for U.S. horse exports amid global demand, alongside local Red Cross fundraising updates and donations linked to Red Cross Day events.
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National Oil Bank of
New Tock
Aner
Ton Salicoms
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Board of Health Holds a Meeting in City Hall
Regular Board of Health session in city hall Tuesday at 3 o clock with Vice President Elliott presiding. Health officer Hanmer reports May, noting 38 deaths and 72 births, many deaths at State Hospital. State Hospital deaths will be excluded from city report due to new law making hospitals independent districts. Sewer report presented.
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Board of Health
Elliott
Aiol T. Frank Cullman
Offcer Hanmer
Greene
J. C. Bull
Registrar of Vital Statistics Station
Plotted to Erect Wire less in Mexico
A consular report to the State Department says a vessel was torpedoed and sunk before its launches. twenty minutes later a British destroyer rescued twelve men and two passengers, with no Americans aboard. Red Cross benefit dance by Tompkins Dry Goods for the local Red Cross chapter at the Masonic Temple proceeds with tickets sold and entertainments by the 1st Regiment.
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Tius
Red Cross
Stratton
O. S. Hathaway
Yormbins Mutual Benefit
Red Cross Fund
Masonic Temple
Brapley Millspeush
Fiorence David Age
Oscar Winters
L. W. Horton
Michael Fele
Irene Jordan
A. J. Holmes
State Department
Mutual Benefit Association of Tompkins Dry Goods Company
Tist Regiment
Lumber Dealers Meet in Orange County Chamber
The retail lumber dealers of Orange County hold a session in the Common Council Chamber this afternoon with attendees from Orange, Newburgh, Port Jervis, Thompson Ridge and nearby points. State Association President Roscoe Briggs and R. T. Green of the Southern Pine Association spoke on the pine industry. H. D. Gould, third vice president of the State Association, notes Briggs once led a grammar school in Wisely years ago. An effort to form a county retail association is announced.
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Orange County
Common Council Chamber
Newburgh
Port
Jervis
Thompson Rise
Roscoe Briggs
State Association
R. T. Green
Southern Pine Association
New Orleans
H. D. Gould
State Associaation
Briggs
Wiselly
Encampment of G. A. R. Meets at Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Springs June 27 over 1000 veterans attend the G A R encampment with strong support to eject William Kircher of New York City as department commander. Solomon W. Russell of Salem presides, Commander Francis A. Clark and A B Wilbur of Captain William A. Jackson Post No 20 ABR attend representing Jackson Post.
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Saratoga Springs
G. A. HR
William Kircher
New York City
Solomon W. Russell
Salem
Francis A. Clark
A. B. Wilbur
Wiliam A. Jackson
Jackson Post
Six suffragists fined or jailed after White House protest
Six militant suffragists who rioted in front of the White House with anti Wilson banners were sentenced to pay 25 dollars each or spend three days in the work house. The maximum penalty for unlawful assemblage. The women vowed to go to jail rather than pay. Ringgold Hart urged personal bonds to keep the peace, which the suffragists refused.
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International News Service
Washington
White House
Wilson
Ringgold Hart
Horses Bought for State Police Troopers in Albany
Albany June 27 two hundred thirty horses purchased from the British remount station at Lathrop Mo for 150 dollars each for the New York State police troopers. Maj George Fletcher Chandler head of the organization informed Governor Whitman. The horses were sold at cost as a concession by the British government in recognition of New Yorks strides in preparedness.
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Albany
Lathrop
New York State
George Fletcher Chandler
Whitman
Spraying Demonstration At The Community Garden
A spraying demonstration for potato blight control is set at the Chamber of Commerce Community Gardens on Sprague Avenue after noon Saturday June 90. The event will be led by men from the Parm Bureau office and the public is invited to witness. Chicago. June 27. Wheat opened down. corn and oats mixed. provisions irregular in market notes. Rev O B Neyroz of this city attended a National Presbyterian meeting in Philadelphia and was elected secretary. Obituary notices for Campbell on Sunday June 24 and Kerr Amanda Palmer appear in brief notices with service details forthcoming.
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Chamber of Commerce
Stansbury Plier
Sprague Avenue
Parm Bureau
O. B. Neyroz
The
Nation Presbyterian Association of the United States
Philadelphia
James H. Kelley Laid At Rest After Accidental Riot Gun Death
The funeral for James H. Kelley, killed by an accidental riot gun discharge in Springfield, Massachusetts, was held at 3 pm at his mother’s home. Rev. S. D. Butler officiated as Elks members served as pall bearers. interment followed at Hillside Cemetery. Kelley previously served in the regular army and recently re-enlisted, leaving a grieving family in this city.
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Springfeld
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Almira Kelley
Sprague Avenue
S. D. Butler
Hillside Cemetery
the Elks
Mfsr
Kelley
Lodgs
Los Angeles
Cal
James Kelley
McQuoid Engine Company
Middletown Hit By Hard Storm
A severe electrical storm struck Middletown shortly before 10 pm with heavy rain and gale winds. Local damage was minor, but broader areas reported more extensive rain and wind damage. graduation attendees in Stratton faced transport disruptions as cars and taxis assisted in getting home.
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Stratton
Newburgh Plans Defense Company Formation Discussed
At The Palatine Newburgh meeting after lunch with Hon John C Taylor Middletown Orange County Home Defense chair city manager Honorr Wilson and J Bredler Scott plans for organizing a Newburgh home defense league and its drill were advanced Pierre Lorillard Jr of Tuxedo appointed general supervisor for the county over the league to Mr Taylor
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Palatine
Newburgh
John CC. R. Taylor
Middletown
Orange County Home Defense Committee
Honorr Wilson
J. Bredler Scott
Taylor
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
Tuxedo
Tarior
Railroad Victim Daniel Williamson Buried in Salem Church
Entonville June 27 The funeral of Daniel Williamson, killed at Johnson Sunday, was held in the Mi Salem Church on Tuesday at 11 a m conducted by Rev Joseph Mac Innes.
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Entonville
Daniel Williamson
Johnson
Mi Salem
Joseph Mac Innes
Yaphank Camp Site and a Real Estate Wager
In Yaphank speculation runs high as buyers tour the area around a planned army cantonment hoping for quick profits. Krabbe, a local Realtor, has quietly bought land and taken options on remaining parcels, while outsiders dream of easy wealth sparked by press humor.
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Yaphank
L. L
lJand
Great Amy Cantonment
Lana
Heiss Christian Krabbe
Krebbe
New York City
Six Chase brothers in Colorado Guard draft age
Six sons of Mrs Mary A Chase are in the National Guard of Colorado though past the draft age. Alpha M Chase is forty four, Wills G forty two, James A thirty seven, Lawrence A thirty five, Sylvanus II thirty three, and Benjamin T thirty one. Their father Dr John Chase served as adjutant general of the Color and National Guard.
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Souwer
Cole
Familly
National Guard of Colorain
Mary A. Chase
Alpha M. Chase
Wills G
James Aa
Lawrence A
Sylvanus II
Benjamin T
Poole
John Chase
Color and
National Guard
Colorado cities may sell coal and bread in war session
Colorado cities may be allowed to set up peat yards bakeries and grocery stores to curb living costs as the General Assembly convenes in July for a special war session. The proposal aims to give municipalities power to control prices and supplies amid rising living costs.
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Colorado
International News Service
Denver
Colo
Colorado General Assembly
Du Pont to Enter Dye Industry on Extensive Scale
Newburgh lane 27. The Du Pont Company announced plans to manufacture synthetic dyestuffs and related products, leveraging its explosives, chemical, and intermed iate capabilities. With abundant domestic raw materials and modern plants, the firm aims to meet needs of cotton, calico, wool, silk, leather, paper, paints, and inks, reversing German dyes’ wartime role.
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Newburgh
Lane 27
du Pont Company
Great Explosives and Chemical Company
Erbe
Germany
Europe
Laurent Company
Montgomery Gossip: Local Visitors and Armory Mobilization
Miss Sadie Wilber and Miss Eleanor Wilber of New York and Montclair are visiting relatives in Montgomery. Frank Gilchrist and family from Yonkers stay with Emmet Gridley and family. Dick Ryerson from Middletown drops by in the village. John Harold Lunquer enlists in Newburgh and reports to the armory. Martha and Laura Betzell stay with Crances near the village. Mrs. Harvey W. Judson, recently operated on in Newburgh, returns home. Mrs. Egbert B Douglas and two children visit in Brooklyn with Miss Shackford’s family. Mrs. Charles J Kidd of Middletown visits her mother Edson Pitts.
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Montgomery
Jne
Sadie Wilber
New York
Eleanor Wilber
Montclair
N. J
Ward Street
Frank Gilchrist
Yonkers
Emmet Gridley
Dick” Ryerson
Middletown
Leonard M. Brown
Clinton Street
Billa Wright
Elmira
Emily Lawson
Harvey W. Judson
St Luke’s Hospital
Newburgh
J. Harvey Harris
Egbert B
Douglas
Brooklyn
Martha
Laura Betzell
Woodhaven
L.T
Charles Crance
Charles J. Kidd
Edson Pitts
Hatchings Chickens By Thermal Springs In Colorado
Steamboat Springs finds a novel incubator as a chicken fancier uses thermal spring water to brood eggs. Warm bath-spring water feeds large shallow tanks housing egg containers, replacing a hen with a natural heat source.
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International News Service
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Bath Springs
South Centreville June Social Notes and Visits
South Centreville notes a busy weekend with visits from Mr and Mrs Siles Mosseau of Middletown and Mr and Mrs R Carr. The Children’s Day exercises drew large crowds, with Mrs W Brown and Mrs A L Cloyd leading the drills. Other items include an operation for Mrs G D Booth of Mechanics Town, a visit by Richard Holly of Sussex to Dr Baird, a C C Club gathering at Rev A L Clord’s home, a dance at Robbins’ Hall on June 28 with music by McWilliams, a Sunday preaching and Sunday school, a strawberry and ice cream festival at the Remey home, and Dr Frank W Laldiaw of HurlerVille registered at the Ten Eyck Hotel in Albany.
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South Centreville
Siles Mosseau
Middletown
R. Carr
W. Brown
A. L. Cloyd
G. D. Booth
Mechanicstown
Thrall Hospital
G. R. Robertson
Richard Holly
Sussex
Baird
A. L. Clord
Robbins’ Hell
McVillams
Supper and Entertainment at Unionville Church
Unionville June 27 supper and entertainment planned in the Presbyterian Church parlors Thursday evening. Supper from 6 o'clock until all are served with a cordial welcome. Rev. Joseph MacInnes called to New York for a funeral Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. O N Tuthill and family of Suffern visiting Unionville. Watch the Times-Press Want Ad Columns.
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Unionville
Presbyterian Church
Joseph MacInnes
New York
O. N. Tuthill
Plan for Rehabilitation of War Wounded Outlined by Doctors
Washington June 21 a conference of ten surgeons from across the nation presented a plan to the General Medical Board of the National Defence. It urges systematic government rehabilitation for maimed veterans, with early training for medical officers, widely distributed reconstruction hospitals, and occupation analysis to keep wounded soldiers under military discipline until their physical reconstruction and reeducation are complete.
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Washington
General Medical Board
Oil of National Defence
Unclaimed Letters at Middletown Post Office Week Ending June 25
List of uncalled mail at the Middletown post office for the week ending June 25 includes ladies Mrs M Bedford Miss Anna Campbell Mrs A Gilbert Miss Esther Knauf Miss Alice W Meany Mrs C H Norton Mrs Mingie New Kirk Miss E F Patten Mrs Albert Rockefeller Mrs George M Root Sister Mary Thomas Joann BH Toltham Jr Gentlemen Jim Armstrong CH ford 5S Demarest George Fouquet Edward Gillen Frank Gillison A J Baull W E Howell Wm Harrison Hopper Grocery Co Wt Kent 4 Kelley G H Miller Middletown Iron Metal Coal Co Harry L Sperry Arm Terwilliger Eli Talmage Frank Weitz and others.
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Maining
Middletown
M. Bedford
Anna Campbell
A. ©. Gilbert
Esther Knauf
Alice VW. Meany
C. H. Norton
Mingie New- Kirk
E. F. Patten
Albert Rockefeller
George M. Root
Mary Thomas
Joann
Chford
Demarest
George Fouquet
Edward Gillen
Frank Gillison
A J. Baull
W. E. Howell
Wm. Harrison
Hopper Grocery Co
Kent
Kelley
G. H. Miller
Middletown Iron, Metal & Coal Co
Harry L. Sperry
Arm. Terwilliger
Eli Talmage
Frank Weitz
Railroad workers push for federal compensation law
Denver reports that Colorado railroad employees are lobbying Congress to pass a Federal Workmen's Compensation Act. The drive follows a Supreme Court ruling in Winfield v New York Central that state workers' comp laws do not apply to interstate train injuries. Colorado's act, similar in structure, was challenged by the industry and prompt efforts to counteract the decision.
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International News Service
Denver
Colo
Colorado
National Congress
United States Supreme Court
Winfield
New York Central Railroad Company
New York State
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