Spectacular blaze damages Galen Coleman Foundry today
The article reports a major fire at the Galen Coleman Foundry causing extensive damage. It also covers local election results with I. M. Lawrence nominated for mayor and details on Republican primary winners and county race outcomes in Middletown.
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Galen Coleman
I. M. Lawrence
J. M. Lawrence
Middletown
Lawrence
Charles B. Buck
Charles S. Miles
Rosslyn M. Cox
Three Ticket County and City Candidates Nominated
The primaries nominate candidates for county and legislative offices across Republican Democratic and Prohibition lines. Key posts include County Treasurer John L. Sloan and Surrogate Elwood C. Smith, with assembly seats for Arthur E. Brondage and Charles L. Mead, and mayoral and aldermanic contests in multiple wards. Endorsements vary by party with conflicts over surrogates, poor officials, and board seats.
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Lawrence
Buck
Miles
at-Lerge
Fred J. Herres
William H. Fuonell
Mr. Funnell
William L. Dickerson
Archibald
Hopkens
Clifford A. Owen
John T. McCrea
Board of Education
Glass
Ounty
John L. Sloan
Thomas B Gibson
Walden
Gibson
Furst
Second
Kens
Sloan
H.s
Goshen At & P
Elwood C. Smith
Charles E. Taylor
William F. Durland Sorone
Arthur E. Brondage
Asembly
Charles L. Mead
LM. Lawrence
Willam E. Funneily
Howard ME
Creditors Meet in Involuntary Bankruptcy Case
A meeting of the creditors of Ernest FKnnaid a Warwick butcher who went into involuntary bankruptcy was held Tuesday before Referer Welter C Anthony in Newburgh Melvin Vernon of Warwick was appointed trustee Swit Company petitioning creditor was represented by Attorney Ed Taund Faulkner
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Ernest Fknnaid
Warwick Butcher
Welter
C.anthony
Newburgh
Melvin Vernon
Warwick
Swit & Company
Credit Lora
EdjTaund
Faulkner
Dr Samuel W Mills Marries Dorath er Van Oeen in New Jersey
The wedding of Dr Samuel Wick ham Mus, son of In and Mrs T D of this city, to Dorath er Van Oeen, occurred at 1 pm today at The Rhododendron home in Pompion Lazes New Jersey.
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Samuel Wickham Mus
T D
Tns City
Dorather
Louise van Oeen
Fire Near Election Board Sparks Alarming Scene
Fragmentary report describes a fire near a polling place and the Election Board. Witnesses recall stress among poll clerks as the blaze disrupted early voting, with responders rushing to secure the area and protect ballots. Details remain unclear due to incomplete text.
Men Slept in Damaged Auto After Brook Spill
An automobile veered off a culvert into a brook after the driver was blinded by approaching headlights. The car front wheels were broken, all male occupants slept in the car overnight, and their names could not be learned. They were enroute to Parksville about three miles beyond Goem.
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Goeum
Parksville
Train Conductor Saves Man Lying Across Rails
William Lodge, a West Shore express conductor in New Jersey, halted a speeding Ontario and Western train to save a man sprawled across tracks near Ridgefield Park. Engineer William Gould shouted warnings, applied brakes, and passengers aided the fallen man as an ambulance carried him to hospital with injuries including a broken arm and skull fracture. The incident leaves Lodge, 67, in uncertain-condition and continues into page three.
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William Lodge
West Shore
Wehawken
Lattie Ferry
Ridgesheld Park
Ontario and Weorterm
Cornwall
New York
Wais
Lodge
Susquehanna and Western Railroad
Little Ferry
Ridgefield Park
Wiliam Gould
Ontario and Western Express
Gould
Trarmin
Hach Hospital
James N. Mapes Becomes Cashier Of Pine Bush Bank
James N. Mapes is named cashier of Pine Bush National Bank effective September 15 after 11 years with Merchants' National Bank. He succeeds H. F. Deunler and joins the present bank’s management, with prior service in various positions and a role in organizing the bank.
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James N. Mapes
Pine Bush Bank
Notenal Bank
Jamen Mapas
Itei
Fine Bush Mahonal Bank
H FE
Deunler
Maps
Danuary
Caeerajdes
Sears
Deghiar
Mapes
Government to Label Denatured Alcohol for Health Warnings
Internal Revenue Bureau orders tighter controls on denatured alcohol use for beverages and external applications. Commissioner Roper requires labels to state the exact effects on the human system and directs collectors to publicize the dangers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Roper
Lively 1920 Common Council Fight and Endorsed Tickets
In a tight 1920 primary the four wards settle on Republican candidates for the Common Council. George Somer, Lewis Woodford, George W Cole, and John Cox win primary lines to face Democratic rivals with Musbach favored in the fourth ward for Supervisor. Final tallies show shifts and endorsements across wards.
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George Somer
Lewis C Woodford
George W. Cole
John Jd Cox
Wood
Deight Baheoch
Mr Wood
William H Funnell
Angoled
Cole
Cox
Board of Supervisors
Cuno Muchoo
Charles S. Welle
Mr. Musbach
Air Musbach
Wels Musbach
Aegan Cr Stlegeye Tit Brassenka
Charles B Wilkes
James A Clark
John H King
Cune Mushach
Charles Keener
George E Marks
Cuno Musbach
Half Holidays End With Today
The article notes today marks the last of the summer holidays with poor weather hindering weekend plans. A week from now, weather permitting, business people may enjoy a Chamber of Commerce outing at Todds Lake Inn in Burlingham. rain would cancel.
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Chamber of Commerce
Todds Lake Inn
Burlingham
Fiery Senate Speech by Hitchcock Sparks Debate
Senator Hitchcock delivered a forceful address in Washington criticizing foreign relations policy and urging stronger action. The Associated Press report notes tense exchanges and urging lines as the session addressed critical issues.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bad Washout Delays Kingston Line Repairs
Kingston Branch between Kate and Spring Glen suffers washout forcing road crews to work all day. Road Department reports trains may resume once repairs are completed. superintendent Wood McQueen says timing uncertain and crews remain on site.
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Masta
Mt Puesda
Orne
Kingston
Bettween
Kate
Spring Glen
Poruiscine
Road Department
Wood McQueen
Foundry Fire Damages Building and Equipment
Fire at 2:35 this morning damaged the Galen Coleman foundry and garage on Academy Avenue with about 1700 dollars in losses. Floyd Morencuse, a taxi driver, discovered the blaze and city firefighters contained it despite a partial front and roof collapse before morning.
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Galen Coleman
Academy Avenue
Floyd Morencuse
Tara
Edson Coleman
Merehouse
Bilding
Aosimehe
Morehouse
Tne
Ofeer Themasen
Serjeant
Akarmm
Tent E Waillsons
Repaar Cnet Coaries Fsnam
Carinas Beive
Waal
Ura
Thomas Fenana Danet
Tve Gremen
Gaien Coleman
Learare
F. Edson Coleman
Pooetess Ca
Tae
Standings of the City Reservoirs
The Times-Press reports reservoir water readings with Morhagen at 22 ft 1 in, up since a week ago and 2 ft 5 in higher than yesterday. Hishland at 16 ft 5 in, down three days from a week ago and 3 in higher than a year ago. Shawangunk at 21 ft 11 in, up from a week ago and 3 ft 3 in higher than the same time last year.
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Times-Press
Morhagen
Hishland
Shawangunk
Monhagens Outing Postponed to September 7
The annual orange of Monhagens Hose Company at Yankee Lake has been postponed from today to next Sunday September 7.
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Monhagens
Monhagren Hose Company
Yankee Lake Haa
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Clark Langan
Timothy W. Afanien
Nelson Motfact Menace
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Ieter Burnett
Ressim M Cox
Fedleneck J. Heroes Recorder
First Ward
George
Amer
Enwa
Lewis C Wood
Trad
Enmmih Wardi
John J. Cow
Supe
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Iva Heegerecond
Warl
A. Ciara
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M . Gores
Prohibition
Edward FE
Israel
Niel S Gerow
James P, Ellis
Alward KN. Starr
Recorder
William F. Durland
Assemblyman
William H. Funnell
Samuel W. Mills
Election Board
Belgium
Albert
Queen Elizabeth of
Belgum
Wilson
ARE
Lively
Fourth Ward
Cuno
Musbach
Sen. Hitchcock
City Firemen
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