New Lighting System Debated on North Street
The Common Council debated installing a new lighting system for North Street from Franklin Square to the Erie tracks. Petitioners and local businessmen discussed cost sharing, pole placement, and the number of lamps, with calls for committees from both the council and property owners to work out details.
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North Street
Franklin Square
Erie
Common Council
Tivs
Stanler Millspaugh
Tompkins Dry Goods Company
Fred S. Rogers
Br. H. ¢. McBrair
Leo Barnett
Ourense County Lighting Company
Millspaugh
Me. Breir
Thompson
Pronk
Sid the Cigar Store
Maine Gives Clean Sweep for G. O. P.
Maine ends election with Republicans sweeping governor to two U S Senate seats and four Congress seats as Democrats suffer major losses. Carl Milliken wins governor over Curtis and Hale defeats Johnson. Republicans gain control of the State Senate and large majorities in each house, with party leaders optimistic about a solid delegation to Congress.
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Portland
Maine
Carl
Milliken
Oakley
Curtis
Second Maine Infantry
Linen
Congress
Hale
Fermald
United States Senate
Senate
Daniel J McGillicndy
Lewiston
Wallace A. White
Silent
New London
Wilson
Augusta
United States
Oakley C. Curtis
Carl S. WuWilken
Charles F. Johnson
Frederick Hale
Bert M. Fernald
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Pink Tea Hero filmed near City Farms on border saga
Middletown film crew recreates border life for Captain John W. Noble’s Her Pink Tea Hero at New Hampton Industrial Farms. Lionel Barrymore Grace Valentine and John Davison star as a New York officer and sweetheart amidst staged border adventures on the Wallin banks and Rio Grande set. Filming began with public crowds daily and should wrap by Friday evening.
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Metro Players
New Hampton Industrial Farms
Grace Valentine
Lionel Barrymore
John W. Noble
Middletown
New Hampton
Metro Film Corporation
Belasco Fame
John Davison
Metro
Attenlon
Walllail
New Hampton Farms
Times- Press
Valentine
Barry
United States
Rate
New York
Walllun
Rio Grande
Berrimore
Miss Valentine
Officers chosen by Standard Bearees
The Standard Pearera group met at St Pauls Church for its regular monthly session. Officers elected for the coming year include President Maida Lyon, Vice President Mrs Watry Carl, Secretary Margaret Heart, Treasurer Helen Wear, Planner Hilda Ralston, Supervisor of Penny Strips Addie Benton, Supervisor of Study Mrs F Borthoffer, and Press Reporter Frances Wear. Committees were formed and plans laid for a promising year ahead.
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St Pauls Church
Litigation hints at action on Texas Oil tanks
L William P Cortes told aldermen the Texas Oil Company tanks pose a fire risk and urged removal to a safer site. He cited court decisions forcing city removal of plants and pressed for council to compel action. The council set a September 25 date to summon Texas Company representatives to testify on building code violations.
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L. William P. Cortes
Common Council
Texas Oil Company
O. K
Thompson
Mr. Cortes
Cortes
Miles
Ai. Cortes
Alderman DuVall
Texas Company
Cltr
South American Is Borden Guest
Lorenzo B Vroom of Buenos Aires, guest of Borden's superintendent N H DeGraaf, visited the Times-Press. Vroom, tied to Anglo Mexican Petroleum Products Co, works on road construction and plans to leave the republic due to unsettled conditions. He may relocate here, noting coal at about 32 per ton and many changes making life less desirable.
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Lorenzo B. Vroom
Buenos Aires
N. H. DeGraaf
Borden
Times-Press
Vroom
Anglo-Mexican Petroleum Products Co
Republic
President at bedside in illness of Wilson sister
New London Sept 12 The condition of Mrs Anne D. T. Howe sister of President Wilson was reported unchanged today She is gradually sinking and no hopes were held out by attending physicians The President called at 10 15 this morning to see his sister
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Bedside
New London
Anne DT. Howe
Wilson
Pupils anxious to begin term amid health battles
In a city anxious for normal schooling the Board of Education plans to meet tonight to decide on resuming classes. Students express weariness of quarantine and focus on making up two lost weeks by shortening Christmas and spring breaks, with no Saturday sessions.
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Board of Health
Board of Education
Tunthill
Blanchard Child Pasures No Paralysis After Serum
A fourth injection of the immuno serum has been given to Adirs George Blanchard, son of Air, and he shows no paralysis as poliomyelitis develops. Six days since onset, other cases recover, and no new cases found. Local Board of Health sees applicants seeking certificates, while the State Health Department in Times Press building provides extensive disease information and guidance.
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Air
Adirs
George R. Blanchard
Board of Health
Ctty
Wallkill
State Department of Health
Times Press
Clark
Wild Plunge Through New York Streets Kills Two
A runaway trolley car careened through Manhattan streets injuring nine and killing two after a motorman lost control. The crash destroyed two jitneys and left several passengers trapped. Officials warned of intensified police action as labor unrest cripples surface transit and subway service in the strike zone.
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New York
International News Service
York
Schmittberger
Hartem
Ice
Grafie
Boston Road
Crade
Julius Grossman
Grossman
Charlies E Gates
Trienport
Gates
Staten Island
New York Railways Company
Public Service Commission
Sirans
Meyer
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Wickham Avenue
Mr. McBeth
Wallkill Fine
Batties
G. O
Tig
Blanchard
Hichland Falls
Saugerties
Youngsville
Sullivan County
Nanuet
Rockland County
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