Constitution Guides New York National Guard Roles
Albany notes explain the New York Constitution bounds for the militia 16 to 45 year residents may enlist the guard must maintain at least ten thousand fully equipped troops with total strength around seventeen thousand plus and potential doubling with recruits The governor appoints top ranks while the legislature sets officer selection rules and commissions are preserved through term and court martial avenues The piece emphasizes wartime and federal mobilization context and the alignment with regular army ranks.
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Albany
National Guard
New York State
United States
Staf Department
Senate
Owica
U. S. Army
Fourth of July at Beemerville plans big celebration
Beemerville Sussex County N J prepares a grand Fourth of July with a morning pall game between Beemerville and Pealletown teams and an afternoon Old Glory ceremony as part of a full day of events.
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Sussex
N. J
Beamerville
Beemerville
Peilettown
Vacation Plans At State Hospital In New York
Dr Robert C Woodman prepares for annual vacation with his wife and daughters at Windy Bush bungalow Yankee Lake joined by Mrs Codman and Mr and Mrs Hormbeck from Middletown. The State Hospital Club meets 7 30 pm at the Nurses Home for a quarterly session with dancing to follow.
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Robert C. Woodman
Windy Bush
Yankee Lake
State Hospital Club
Sussex Churches Hear Patriot Events and Community Notices
Community events at Beemerville and surrounding schools feature ceremony with Rev E A Hamilton, salutes to the colors, and a first appearance by the Beemerville Band in new uniforms. Local society gatherings, fireside concerts, bazaars, and patriotic services fill the Sussex area announcements.
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E. A Hamilton
First Presbyterian Church of
Sussex
Beemerville
Plumsock
Woodbourne
Wikertown
Jobn Armstrong
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
Hamilton
Methodist
Hooer
David Smith
Fourth Street
Lucy de Soto
Sussex Rich School
the Pond School
Newton
Quarrs Runion
Syracuse
N. Y
Lawrence Rome
William Rome
Pompions Lakes
W. S. Littie
Culver Lake
Barry Rome
Charles Rome
Lee Hersh
Stroudsburg
Spa
Miles Wilson
Chestnut Street
BH. D. van Campen
Pochuns
Long Island
Colonel Armstrong
Rev L B Plumer to Address Otisville Masons
Otisville June 23 notice announces that on Sunday evening July 2 Rev L B Plumer will preach to Masonic Lodge members in Otisville and vicinity. His topic is The Possibilities of World Peace through Free Masonry. All Masons are invited to meet at the Masonic Club rooms and march to the church. Automobiles will be protected from all cal l ans.
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Otisville
L. B. Plumer
Masonic Lodge
Plumers
Masonic Club
H. A. Holley
Callans
Ferndale Hosts Parr and Stanton Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parr and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stanton attended the event in Ferndale, joining the community gathering with local residents and officials.
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Frank Parr
A. B. Stanton
Silent Man vs Loud Talkers in Times-Press Letter
Reader letter argues that progress comes from outspoken citizens not silent dissenters. It cites Preparedness debates, cites a fearless loud speaker as pivotal, while noting silent critics eventually join the cause. Mentions Monticello graduation, Earle family funeral, and local names.
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Times-Press
Iate
Abe
B. A. Roxmzone
Reception Given to Former Pastor in Otlsville
Otisville hosts a social reception for former Presbyterian pastor Rev Hubert J Diven of Albany Ore. Guests from Middle Lown and N W Berea’s home joined the planned event with a silver offering to fund new Sunday school song books. The evening featured entertainment and greetings from parishioners and relatives including Miss Helen Park and Dr Grand of New York.
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Otlsvile
Jungle
Hubert J. Diven
Albany
Ore
Fred Uiley
Middle- Lown
N. W. Berea
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Dien
Warty
Plumer
Unven
Conections
Diven
Fledricien I
M. Amlerson
Yankee Lake
Ito
Charles Green
New York City
James H. McLaughlin
Holy Xame Church
Father Finnigan
Boston
Grand
Sister
Palmer House
Bradford
Indy
New
Texas
Agron Winter, Jr
Port Jervis
Middletown
Lois
Frulta-tives Claim Fast Relief for Constipation Headaches
Onna November 26 1914 a resident reports two years of constipation drowsiness and headaches. After trying Frulta-tives a box brought quick improvement with better appetite and head pain relief. Sent by Dan McLean Ogdensburg New York from Breit advertisements listing six for $2 50 and trial size 2c.
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Onna
Sion
Dan McLean
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Burton in Housatonic area with parents this summer
Burton arrived at the ati E. pare ronage to spend the summer vRee- Hou with her parents Rev. and Mrs. J. 8. Burton. J. Tate returned from a trip to New York City. A conference of importance was held in Une M. E. Cherch tomer. Glass is confined to the house with blood poisoning. Dr. Schielermacher of Wurtsboro is the attending physician. Miss Nellie Wall enjoyed hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Harding Oliver Ketcham and family motor ed to Milddietown Saturday.
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Burton
Ati E. Pareronage
Tate
New York City
Une
New York Ontario & Western Resumes Dividend Payment
The New York Ontario & Western Railroad directors resumed dividend payments at 1 percent, not a commitment to a fixed rate. Last dividend was 2 percent in June 1918, no dividend in 1912, but 2 percent annually from 1906 to 1911. May gross income reached $722,212, up $9,013 from May last year. net $203,965, up $28,275. For the 11 months ending May, gross $5,216,234, up $4,165. net $2,205,339, up $249,316.
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New York, Ontario & Western Railroad
A Fable Verified Touch Turns To Geld
A brief quotation from the Philadelphia Bulletin discusses a modified version of the fable in which the man’s touch turns things to money. The tale is framed as a cautionary note on wealth and influence.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
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