Goshen Tragic Double Event Ends In Suspected Suicide
In Goshen a 55 year old man John Bogardus Arnott is found dead near Orange Durlandville after a savage assault on his wife Mrs Arnott. Police believe Bogardus killed himself after injuring Arnott as a result of marital dispute. Deputies track him through woods where he is found dead, with poison suspected.
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John
Goshen
Orty
Ve Arnott
Orenge Durlandville
Condit
Bogardus
Arnott
Jones
David Eut
Monticello Fire Destroys Garage Annex at 30,000 Loss
A Monticello fire at 4 a.m. destroyed Sullivan County Auto Company's garage annex on Ill street with an estimated 30 thousand dollar loss. The building housed a machine shop run by Edwood Gereghty and stored cars, including a Buick tow car and a Middletown car. The blaze damaged nearby structures, with St. John’s Episcopal Church and other properties affected as firefighters fought the flames.
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Times-Press
de Takamome
Merriewold
William Marz
Monticello
Middletown
Mountain Hose Company
Mill Street
St. John’s Episcofel Church
Frank Osbornne
Rockwell
Italian Pastors Meet Here to Honor Nesroz
Prof O B Nesroz pastor of the Italian chapel in this city was unanimously reelected general secretary of the Italian Presbyterian Mission Association at a recent Francesca New Jersey conference. The group plans to meet in this city the last week of June 1919 and Nesroz will lead evangelistic campaigns and meetings in Chester Pennsylvania and New Rochelle. He will speak July 23 to the grand lodge of the Sons of Italy in America.
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O. B. Nesroz
Fas Dizhir
Francesca
N. J
United States
Neyraz
Chester
New Roshelle
Grand Lodge of the Sons of Htals
Amar En Lodge
America
Grand Logse
Alaa
Water Bonds Are Purchased By the City at Par
The city bought water bonds at par this forenoon in the mayor's office. City Treasurer L B A Tasior reported that the bonds were purchased for the city by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment at par. A Kingston hospital report notes MecGrain, an escapee, was returned to hospital after arrest near Gardiner and jail investigation details.
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L B.A Tasior
Board of Estimate
Anpor Acemen
Pan
Kingston
MecGrain
Maddletown
Gardiner
Balt
Major Lamb
McGrain
War Savings Stamp Drive Highlights Youth Effort
A Friday War Savings Stamp drive featured a notable contribution by 15 year old Madeline Deady of New York City who sold stamps with her dog Rats wearing a Berlin or Bust vest. The event also included other participants and announced further amounts raised with reports continuing on page eight.
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Campa.gn
Madeline Deady
New York City
Northway Meyer
Richard Street
Berlin
Teday
D. D. Davis
The
State Hospital
Weary of 1904 allows US troops to police Panama
In Panama and Colon American troops began policing areas yesterday under the Weary of 1904, as disorder rises before elections. The Panaman government protests to Washington. State Department delay noted as troops plan to stay unless order is restored.
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Assatisted Press
Panama
Washington
Colon
United States
State Department
Playgrounds Opened Early in July for Middletown Youth
A Cham ber of Commerce committee has approved funding to supervise ten weeks of summer activities for Middletown boys and girls on Hayes Field. Two Flight School students with supervisor qualifications will oversee games and sports, with equipment including basketball standards volleyballs swings rings and quoits. The plan aims to expand to a northern site if the pilot on Hayes Field succeeds, with Physical Director Charles E Greason designing the activities.
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Middletown
Chamber of Commerce
Hayes Field
Hayes’ Field
Charles E. Greason
Louie C Green Reported Dead From Wounds
New York June 23 Private Louie C Green of Middletown dies of wounds among army casualties. Messages about his death reached here days earlier but relatives could not be located. A letter to a Mrs Green claimed the mother’s cigarette request, suggesting the soldier’s local ties.
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New York
Louie C. Green
Middletown
Times- Press
Associated Press
Agai
Tumtes-Pressi
Sol Dier
Abs
Green
Wied
Goshen Paper Bets Stivers in Primary Victory
The Goshen Independent endorses Senator Stivers as the strongest candidate in the upcoming primary, criticizing GOP maneuvers against him and urging supporters to back his bid despite political pressure. The editorial frames Stivers as the party’s best bet and calls out opponents' attempts to derail him.
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Goshen
Rempbii- Can Saya
Senater
Mamusiaxabie
Ho Zuy
Stivers
Polticians
G. O P
Borden Company Refuses July Milk Price Payment
The Dairymen's League reports that Borden Condensed Milk Co will not pay the July price fixed by the Federal Milk Commission of 2.35 dollars per 140 pounds. This forces League members to consider alternatives for delivering their milk in this section.
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Dairymen's League
Farm Bureau
Borden Condensed Milk Co
Federal Milk Commission
Huns repulsed by French in northwest Montdidier raid
Allied dispatches report German attacks repulsed southwest of Soissons and Montdidier where Americans captured 40 prisoners. Pershing’s troops expected to bear the brunt of Germany’s planned offensive, while British and French advances near Epernay and Rheims are noted. Austrian parliament to meet July 16. Market reports record 2% rigs at the habits market and peas selling at 1 cent per bushel.
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Associated Press
London
Russia
Sars
Aurich
HMNS
Paris
Montdidier
Haos Heldt
Rheims
Julians
Pershing
Washington
Pershine
France
Germany
Rhemmig
Verdun
Eo Son
Foch
Rheims-Verdun
Klanders
Nieppe Wood
Westerday
Charles of Austria
von Soldier
Gopenwagen
Ferehimg
Armay
Battery fitment confusion hits local shop
A garbled OCR item notes battery and cable confusion at a local shop. It mentions Exide and a required battery to fit, with unclear wording about timing and a potential enterprise electrical company.
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SAS
P. Jane
Middletown High School
Alton Melville Rackett
George Wendell Bengert
Eliott Humphrey Deming
Edward Milton Mitchell
William Francis O’brien
Anthony Joseph Veraldi
Edeon Joseph Brewster
Edward Hamilton Fish
Charles Edgar Decker
David Brown Houston
Bennett Herbert Barnes
Frank Lewis Belide
Thomas Howard Sarine
Dudley Livingston Hoyt
John Joseph Hoffman
Earl William Wear
Charles Decker Scott
Seward Jackson Ogden
Edwin Herman Schmitz
Hilda Crist Jamison
Mabel A. Sweezy
Marie Adelaida Corwin
Bertha Emaline Lain
Marion Armstrong Wallace
Marie Johnson
Anna Belle Flynn
Lena Ervilie Hall
Bertha Augusta Sayer
Ross Mary Lovely
Helen Lucius Brown
Vah
Lucy Reed
Louise Marie Thorne
Isabel Fancher
Irene Crosby Jordan
Margaret Elizabeth Smith
Margaret McCarey
Gertrude Emmatine Lawrence
Gertrude Anna Wood
Alteria Augusta Bulli
Elizabeth Fellow
Frances Emma Jones
Bertha Edna Wallace
Frank Leander Sundstrom
Winans
Margaret Jane Drexel
Helen Irene Pohlmann
Grace Mary McCarthy
John H. Morrison
Elizabeth Hulett
Médrick
Anna Pearl Roth
Willam Eager
Nesroz
Borden Company
Charles L. Elwood
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