Arfmann Warns of Fake Cattle Records Discoveries
In 1918 John H. Arfmann, a noted cattle breeder, accused many Holstein Friesian records of being fake. He submitted his findings to the Holstein-Friesian World and awaits a September board decision in Chicago. He claims copies from five records and urges vigilance by small breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Arfmann
Holstein-Fresian World
Holstein Friesian Association
Holstein-Friesian World
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Chicago
Arfmann
John “Arfmann
Mrs LaForge Sentenced After Police Raid
Mary LaForge of 16 Ogden Street Mosday received a three months jail term for maintaining a disorderly house. Police raided her home early Monday after reports that young men visited her daughters Mary and Florence and “Miss Cora Garrison.” LaForge pleaded guilty to maintaining the establishment and faced concurrent terms. Also mentioned is the death of Thomas Welling with funeral arrangements in Warock Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary LaForge
Ogden Street
Mosday
AL Stasr
Thomas Welling
Re. Bate
Warock
Auto Hit by Erie Train Near Goshen Injures Four
Four people riding in a Chevrolet touring car were injured when an Erie train struck the vehicle at a crossing near Goshen on a Saturday night. Joseph Siciliano suffered a fractured skull and other injuries, with the three other occupants receiving minor cuts and bruises. The party included John Canade Walter John and Miss Armstrong of Maybrook. The car was overturned and the injured were treated at Goshen Emergency Hospital.
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Sye
Goshen
Sept
Joseph Siciliano
Baybrook
Erie
John Canada
Walter John
Mary Armatrong
Maybrook
Montgomery
Cansole
de. D. T. Condict
J. L Cotter
S. H. Mellen
Campbell Hell
Moses A. Stivers
Middletown
Sidlavio
John Canade
Miss Armstrong
Goble Named New Manager of Times-Press Middletown
Ralph B. Goble of Lockport N Y takes the duties as business manager of the Middletown Times-Press starting Sept 1. He formerly served as circulation manager at the Union-Gun and Journal and is praised for extensive newspaper experience and qualification. Mrs Goble and family will join him later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Goble
Lockport
Times- Press
Lockport Guion-Sun and Journal
Goble
Union-Gun and Journal
Middletown
Times-Press
Hom
Judge Cohalan Leads Irish Delegation at Senate Hearing
Judge Daniel F Cohalan of New York directed ceremonies for Irish spokesmen before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in Washington. They argued against the League of Nations and the treaty with Germany, joined by Frank P. Walsh Edward F Drine Michael J Ryan and Archdeacon Murphy as part of the American Commission on Irish Independence seeking a Paris hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel F Cohalan
New York
Ireland
Senate
Washington
League of Nations
Germany
Frank P. Walsh
Kansas City
Edward F. Drvine
Illinois
Michael J. Ryan
Philadelphia
Archdeacon Murphy
Buffalo
American Commission On
Paris
Masquerade of the Mohawk at Old Forge features judges
The annual masquerade in Old Forge New York was held Friday evening and showcased a traditionally pretty costume ball. Dr Fred Cc Royce of Brooklyn and formerly of the city served as one of the judging judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Forge
Fred Cc. Royce
Brooklyn
Cone Times
Vacation Ends as City Schools Open Fall Term
Registration day marks start of fall term as city schools resume after two months. Superintendent James F. Tathill announces new teaching staff across high school and grammar levels, with supervisors for drawing, manual training, music, and physical education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Tathill
William A. Wilson
Truman J. Moon
Arabella E. Wilcox
W. J. Klopp
O W. Drenan
C. D. Dumbauld
Nellie G. Smt
Bernetta. Cooper
Louise Powelaoa
D. Adams
Catherine E. Reed
Eleanor Hulse
Frith Wallace
Betty Schragenelm
Lawrence Kalp
Harriet M Lewis
Ella B. Olney
Helen Park
Lulu Corwin
Anne Woodward
Fannie Dudley
Bernetta Bennett
Dorothy Eller
Harriet Church
Newing
Liberty Street
Carolyn D. Hulse
Effie Quackenbush
Helena Bender
Mabel Martin
Theodora Myrea
Myrtle Forthofer
Irene Warner
Clara Hagen
Nora Roose
Bennett Hill
Nellie I
Benton Avenue
Kathryn J. Startup
Harriet B Little
Nelle Powelson
Anna McCrea
Florence Mackenzie
Lillian Wiasinsa
Phebe Jessup
Isapelle Hartin
Ruth Gridin
Linden Avenue
Blandena Palen
Florence Saye
Ethel Devrin
Bernice Martin
Jessie Sunderlin
Selah Melvin
Mary H. Short
Mary G Butts
Albert Street
Anna C. McCartnney
E Mae McDermott
Josephine Whitney
Mebei Lull
Death of Little Lucretia Crossman at age four
Four year old Lucretia Crossman daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Crossman of 154 Academy avenue died Monday The survivor list includes her parents and a sister Gladys The funeral and interment were held with services at the late home and the family plot Ellenville papers requested to copy this notice Rev M J Roop preached a practical sermon from Psalms 10 3 at First Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucretia Crossman
Howard Crossman
Academy Avenue
Gladys
Iate
Philir
Ellenville
First Presbyterian
M. J. Roop
Miunisink Road
First Presbyterian Church
Dollar Day draws record crowds and 357 new subscribers
The Times-Presa touts Saturday Dollar Day as a historic success with 357 new subscribers added. Merchants report crowded streets, heavy bargain sales, and strong out‑of‑town patronage despite intermittent rain. Police praised for smooth traffic flow and hotel profits rose across the city.
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the Times-Preasura
North Street
Times-Press
Tralin
Charles Wolff
J. Woltz
Dollary
Mitchell Inn
Hoover cites speculation as cause of high food prices
Paris September 2 Herbert Hoover told the Associated Press that speculation in food markets worldwide drives high prices. He noted overflowing European ports with meat fats and dairy goods and said merchants gambled on sales in Poland Czecho Slovakia and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates Press
Paris
United States
Herbert Hoover
Associated Press
Europe
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Battia Estates
Germany
Canoe Party at Greenwood Ends in Drowning Inmate
William C. Degraw of Greenwood Lake recovered the body of James Cornell a 26 year old Brooklyn man Monday after a canoe capsized Saturday afternoon at Greenwood Lake. Cornell and a companion vacationing near Brandon House fell into the water when their craft tipped and Cornell who could not swim sank while the other paddler was rescued. The frightened occupants fled the scene leaving Cornell to drown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Degraw
Greenwood Lake
James Cornell
Brooklyn
Sheriff Degraw
Cornell
Brandon House
Degraw
Laborers Propose Six Month Truce and Ten Hour Day
A New York State Federation of Labor report urges a six months truce with employers no new strikes except to prevent oppression and a ten hour day within an eight hour framework. It calls for executive committees to judge strike necessity and higher production to curb living costs while backing President Wilson for cost reductions and business stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor
State Federation of Labor
Preatéent Wilson
Auto Wreck Near Winterton Injures Six Travelers
The Mitchell touring car owned by Aaron Shaw of New York City wrecked at 4 30 PM on the state road a quarter mile east of Winterton. Shaw attempted to pass a line of cars and lost control, sending the vehicle into a ditch and overturning. Five others including three women and two men were shaken up but unharmed. The car was towed to Bloomingburg garage and the party traveled to Middletown, then New York by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Aaron Shaw
New York City
Winterton
Shaw
Bloomingburg
Middletown
New York
Welcome Home Costs From 1919 Celebration Listed
Charles Wolff submits the finance report for the Mayor's Committee of Reception to the Homecoming Soldiers and Sailors. Donations totaled 1999.85 with expenses for decorations 58.07 banquets 264.33 parade 28 and a 1913 armory banquet 459.95 and the July 4 celebration 695.50 totaling 1899.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wolff
Standing Car Struck. Owner Unknown in City Incident
John Henes left his automobile parked on South street. A passing car struck the vehicle Saturday night, breaking the frame. It was taken to Jack Gratsfield’s Dolson avenue garage for repairs. The other driver’s identity could not be determined. Also, Mr. and Mrs. C A Young and daughter Ethel returned home after a week with Mr. and Mrs. L P Topping in Bridgehampton.
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John Henes
Hanes
South Street
Jack Gratsfield
Dolson Avenue
C. A. Young
Ethel
L. P. Topping
Bridgehampton
LL L
Traffic records broken as thousands flood O W and Erie routes
Heavy holiday travel snarls across Sullivan and Grange counties with the main route toward Middletown seeing the day’s peak. Northbound flows swelled Saturday as New Yorkers headed to mountains and resorts, while Sunday marked continued heavy traffic with a strong southbound, vacation-ending stream. Labor Day cleanup began Monday with roads chaining into a near solid line of autos, the like of which Sullivan county drivers say they’ve never witnessed.
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Sullivan
Grange Tcounties
Middletown
Labor Day
Trafic
Sullivan County
New York
Page
Autos Crash on The State Road Near New Hampton Farms
A Saturday night collision on the Middletown Goshen state road near New Hampton Farms involved a sedan touring car and a Ford belonging to E W Wutke of Warwick. No one was injured but both vehicles suffered severe front end damage and the Ford was towed to a shop.
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Middletown-Goshen
New Hampton Farms
Buffalo
Ford
E. W Wutke
Warwick
Wautke
Jack
Dolson Avenue
Crane Touring Car
Women Showing Interest in Middletown Primary Races
Middletown voters prepare for the November general election with mainly Republican contests. Key races include City Treasurer, Surrogate, Special Surrogate, and Assembly seats. women show strong interest in the primary, voting alongside men in many polling places. The Times-Press will publish early tally figures as results come in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Middletown
Charles
Charisse
Frederck J. Herres
Willam H. Funnell
Preser
Cuno Muspach
Wells
Nomineten
Times-Press
Times-Press Cnce
Cosmung
Fire at Port Jervis Destroys Glass Factory Section
Special to the Times-Press reports a major blaze in Port Jervis Sunday at the Guimoner glass factory. Damage estimated near 75 600 dollars. Firefighters confined the flames to the main site, saving the Knickerbocker Silver Fishing and Marer glass factories and nearby rail equipment. Police and fire crews fought the blaze as structures collapsed and the alarm spread to prevent further losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
Times-Press
Fort Jervis
Idey Aeros
Bremen
Knickerbocker Silver Fishing Company
Marer Glass
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Wsday Fair
Erie Crossing
Cohalan
Royce
Times- Presa
Greenwood
Lake
Democrats
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